SOUTHERN PINES, NC - The Moore County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with PSP Group, is proud to announce the release of the 2026 LifeStyles Relocation Magazine.  This newly reimagined community and business publication is now available in both print and digital formats and marks an exciting new chapter in how the Chamber shares stories, celebrates businesses, and highlights the people and organizations shaping Moore County’s vibrant economy.
 
Designed as both a relocation guide and a business showcase, LifeStyles serves as a comprehensive resource for residents, newcomers, and visitors while elevating the employers, entrepreneurs, and community partners who make Moore County a desirable place to live, work, and invest.
 
This refreshed publication reflects the Chamber’s continued commitment to providing meaningful visibility and value to its members while strengthening connections across the business community. With expanded distribution and an interactive digital platform, the magazine will reach readers locally and beyond, offering enhanced opportunities for engagement, storytelling, and promotion.
 
View the digital edition here:
https://digital.mypspgroup.com/view/psp-group/moore-county-chamber/2026
 
“The LifeStyles magazine represents more than a new look, it reflects our ongoing evolution as an organization and our dedication to telling the story of Moore County’s business community in a compelling and relevant way,” said Linda Parsons, President & CEO of the Moore County Chamber of Commerce. “We are grateful to PSP Group for their partnership and to our advertisers whose support makes this publication possible.”
 
The 2026 edition showcases Moore County’s strong business climate, collaborative spirit, and high quality of life through features and highlights that include:
 

• Profiles of local businesses and leaders driving innovation and economic growth
• Community spotlights showcasing the assets and partnerships that support workforce and quality of life
• Relocation resources for individuals and families considering a move to Moore County
• Advertiser features connecting readers with trusted local products, services, and organizations