A guide to living in North Carolina's Cape Fear Region
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Eyes on North Carolina in 2012 election year
Dramatic change swept the N.C. General Assembly this year when Republicans took over both chambers for the first time since 1870.
North Carolina State Senate members from the Cape Fear region
A listing of Cape Fear region representatives.
North Carolina State House members from the Cape Fear region
A listing of Cape Fear region representatives.
Cape Fear region's congressional delegation
Cape Fear region U.S. Senate and U.S. House representatives.
Bladen County
Just driving through the state's third-largest county will put you in a relaxing mood.
Columbus County
Columbus County, just inland from North Carolina's coast, is bordered in part by the Cape Fear and Lumber rivers and the South Carolina state line.
Harnett County
From the spectacular vistas of Raven Rock State Park to the campus of Campbell University, Harnett County fulfills a variety of interests.
Hoke County
Hoke continues to be among the fastest-growing counties in North Carolina.
Lee County
Whether you're looking for an outdoor activity or a fun festival, Lee County has a variety of options.
Moore County
Moore County is on the map nationally as a regular host of the U.S. Open golf tournament for the men's and women's tour.
Robeson County
Robeson County is ethnically diverse and may be the only county in the state where American Indians, blacks and whites each make up significant fractions of the population.
Sampson County
Sampson County gets its name from John Sampson, a former register of deeds in Duplin County — from which Sampson was formed in 1784.
Scotland County
Scotland County was named for the country, a nod to the Highland Scots and Scots-Irish who settled the region.
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