“There is a newspaper published in Lumberton, which is the largest town in Robeson County and the county seat, named the Robesonian. It is an old paper — it was a hundred years old several years ago — that prints news from all over the county. Shortly after I came to New York City, I […]
Posts Tagged ‘robeson county nc’
Joe Mitchell’s essentials: the Times and the Robesonian
Posted in Just A Bite, tagged joseph mitchell, robeson county nc, the new yorker, the robesonian on November 28, 2014 | Leave a Comment »
Lumbees give thumbs down to ‘Why I Am for Segregation’
Posted in History, On This Day, tagged james catfish cole, ku klux klan, lumbee indians, robeson county nc on January 18, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
On this day in 1958: Lumbee Indians, upset about two recent cross-burnings near their homes, break up a Ku Klux Klan rally in Robeson County. Klan leader James “Catfish” Cole planned to speak on “Why I Am for Segregation,” but the program is cut short by gunfire, firecrackers and teargas grenades thrown by sheriff’s deputies. […]
Link dump doorbuster sale! (no stampede, please)
Posted in Tar Heelia, tagged burlesque, durham nc population, jan karon, mitford nc, nc steamboats, robeson county nc, squirrel nut zippers, surfboats, winston-salem population on November 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
— Surfboat is a-comin’. — Was steamboat a-comin’ to white sand trail in Robeson County? — Squirrel Nut Zippers pitch in for Cher. — Remembering a black fireman‘s death in the line of duty in 1902. — Pop watch: Durham wrests fourth place from Winston. — Jan Karon: Mitford, R.I.P.
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