The Sanford Herald

3 days ago | sanfordherald.com | Caleb Soptelean

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6 days ago | sanfordherald.com | Caleb Soptelean

The 39-year-old general manager of the Sanford Spinners baseball team does not handle the team’s finances. That’s the word from owner Al Anderson, a former police officer who lives in New Jersey and purchased the team in August 2023. Anderson, who responded to an email on Tuesday, said, “Crystal Ann Benson is the general manager and plays a key role in the team’s day-to-day operations.

6 days ago | sanfordherald.com | Mark Rogers

More small farms are emerging in Lee County and beyond, and over the next week, they’ll be celebrated locally. Lee County Ag Week kicked off Thursday with a breakfast at the McSwain Center that featured discussions of agriculture in Lee County. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us, but did not find one.

6 days ago | sanfordherald.com | John Cate

Spring break week at Grace Christian School ended with both sets of Crusader stickballers breaking their opponents. The games were scheduled just an hour apart, but the Grace softball team destroyed visiting Thales-Rolesville 15-0 in three and a half innings of play, and the team had time to head down to Crusader Park and watch the baseball team deliver an 18-1 beatdown to Rocky Mount Academy.

6 days ago | sanfordherald.com | John Cate

Grand strategy wasn’t working for Grace Christian in Thursday’s soccer match. So the Lady Crusaders went for ‘bombs away’ instead, and that worked. The South Wake Wolves, a team that MaxPreps doesn’t have in its database and simply calls them a “Varsity Opponent,” played Grace tough throughout the game and proved especially effective with their back-line defense.