Albemarle, NC News

• Albemarle, NC News
• World War II veterans will gather at luncheon
• World's Largest Swimming lesson set for June 14
• Stanly County Family YMCA Awarded $25,000 Grant from ALCOA Foundation
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• Volunteers help United Way agencies, community during Day of Caring
• City offers optional warranty protection
• Chamber members, elected officials help break ground on Richfield McDonald’s
• Manager proposes no tax increase; other rates may go up
• Pigeons and Fish
• SCC Hosts FFA Technical Competitions
• Sheriff’s Office arrests sex offender, says he failed to notify it of address change
• IAC receives GM award for third time
• Police arrest 2 on multiple charges
• City receives update on Cabarrus Family Medicine
• Locust merchants find more ways to help out family
• Another piece of Mayberry is gone
• Bomberger talks about adoption, abortion at PRC banquet
• Council may add fee for use of Center
• Village, Pfeiffer will continue to split police dept. funding
• Pfeiffer University hosts bike ride for fallen officers
• Community remembers officers who gave their all
• Pinning Ceremony Held for SCC Nurse Graduates
• WWII Veterans to be Honored at SCC Luncheon
• Children learn about growing their own food
• Representatives will have meeting to discuss Badin Lake project
• Nearly 2,000 attend SCC commencement
• Pfeiffer grads ready to enter workforce, continue education
• SCC to Hold Free College Day
• SCC Honors Webb Scholars
• 2 face larceny, other charges after ATV goes missing
• Police make 2 arrests, seek third suspect for burglary, assaulting man with brick
• Crafty Hands celebrates 600 prayer shawls
• Seniors attend Spirit Day at Waddell
• Nearly 2,000 in Attendance for SCC Commencement Ceremony
• West Stanly High senior receives Eagle Scout rank
• Ladies enjoy tea while learning etiquette tips; Sharples shares Kentucky Derby story
• Stanly connections remember George Lindsey
• Town creats joint venture to secure a water supply
• SCC Honors Dr. Toby Webb
• GHA receives donation from Knights of Columbus
• City releases budget proposal
• Board learns of planning initiative’s impact on Stanly
• SCC Phi Beta Lambda Wins Top State Awards
• 8th Annual Beach Blast will be held this weekend
• SCC Students Receive 2012 Leadership Awards
• Two Charlotte residents arrested for breaking and entering in Stanly County
• Empty Bowls raises close to $4K for SCCM
• Local Oasis Shriners to hold hospital fundraising event
• May is Mental Health Month
• Allied Health Instructors Attend Simulation Training
• NSLS Induction Ceremony Held at SCC
• SCC Celebrates Week of the Young Child
• County health ranking released
• Man recovering after being struck by a vehicle
• Rescue Unit seeks funds through yard sale
• Community supports sign honoring Vietnam veterans, a friend, history
• Carolina Auction Academy Holds Graduation Ceremony
• Locust cruise-in season kicks off
• Town addresses residents’ concerns, discusses PARTF grant
• Convoy brings help to family in need
• SCC Selected into the Achieving the Dream National Reform Network
• Phi Theta Kappa Ceremony Held at SCC
• Albemarle police chief promotes officers
• Water, sewer bills could increase in Norwood
• East Albemarle students have a ‘cold-blooded encounter’
• SCC Rose Scholars and Mentors Honored at Luncheon
• SCC Holds Ninth Annual Golf Tournament
• Library to hold annual spring book sale
• APD arrests man for drug charges, attempted fleeing from police
• County receives high transparency rating
• Xpress It joins Chamber, has ribbon cutting
• Chamber welcomes Uwharrie Commons
• SCC to offer new program
• Dr. Terry Doyle Speaks at SCC
• Skaters unite in hopes of a place to play
• Sheriff reports sex offender fails to register
• Get Your Children Volunteering
• Rep. Kissell Visits with Seniors at Lutheran Home in Albemarle
• SCC Celebrates National Library Week
• Inman receives credentialed manager designation
• More than prayers will be offered for Carter during special event in Locust
• SCC Commencement Ceremonies Scheduled for May 12th
• Commencement 2012
• Community Invited to a Chorus Concert
• Local High Schools Compete in Electronics Blast
• Albemarle: Sprucing Up – Cleanup 2012 for the week of April 9-14
• YMCA wins LIVESTRONG award
• Taking Strides For a Cure
• Thomas Grogan Brings Light to Forensics
• National Piano Auditions scheduled
• City honored with 2012 Arbor Foundation “Tree City USA” Award
• SBI arrests trooper from Stanly division
• Board ends grant that paid for water lines
• Esther House promotes online resource, support group for abused women
• County to apply for $500,000 grant
• Police arrest 2 after incident at AHS
• SCC Recognizes Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Attention: Financial Aid Students
• SCC’s Medical Assistant Team Wins Quiz Bowl
• Stanly Community College Celebrates Early College Week
• Locust Police makes arrests for outstanding warrants
• Several individuals facing drug charges following arrests by Norwood Police
• ALCOA advisory board updates Badin Lake capping proposal
• Gov. Perdue Proclaims 2012 NC Community College Excellence in Education Week
• Help the SCC Library to serve you better!
• CAA Students Thrive with Opportunities
• Car dealer receives awards for customer satisfaction, longevity
• And They’re Off
• DOT offers option on unsettled street situation; matter may go before board of education
• Officers conduct training, mock man hunt for Scouts
• Craig Smith at SCC Is Named Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact
• Senator William Purcell Visits Stanly Community College
• Officers arrest 2 for drugs
• APD, Safe Kids NC and Partnership for Children collect more than 16,000 pills during ‘Operation Medicine Drop’
• GHA Autism Supports to ‘light it up blue’ in April
• Does Stanly have pink slime?
• Iran, gas tax cause prices to fluctuate
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• Police seek info on B&E at Oakboro Tractor
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Office arrests Stanfield man after larceny investigation
• Police investigate B&E at Oakboro Swim Club
• Facebook father will appear at swap meet, accept donations for MDA
• TEAM of NC launches ‘Basket of Books’ program
• Officer dismissed from duty, SBI investigating charges
• Stanly students can apply for scholarship in honor of Officers Clark, Shelton
• Pfeiffer University students, professor exhibit work at Agri-Civic Center
• Town OKs ditch, tournament requests, passes on question of festival sponsorship
• Convenience store armed robbery suspect caught
• SCC Student Wins Logo Contest
• Police chief offers council update on noise ordinance response procedures
• STANLY CHOPPER
• New business offers residents option for shipping, other products
• Locust police warn of further car break-ins
• Highland Baptist Church holds 2-day dental clinic
• Bushwackers Landscaping receives President’s Club Award
• Council continues discussion of sewer options
• Blalock receives promotion
• New program helps residents who want to be nurse assistants
• Getting sick may be costing us more than we think
• Summer Registration Schedule
• Kindergarten registration begins
• Southeast Pain Care becomes member of Stanly Chamber
• Volunteers begin work on Habitat house
• SCC Continues Stanly Reads Program
• New Albemarle Police training exercise leads to capture of suspect following chase
• Police arrest man for drug possession weeks after chase through Albemarle
• Sheriff’s Office arrests man for financial card fraud
• Albemarle Police arrests man for drugs following search of home
• New web-based wellness resource offers tools for small businesses to improve employee health, increase productivity
• Empty your medicine cabinets, save our kids and protect our waters
• Benoy named branch officer, assistant branch manager
• YMCA competes in national contest
• Hal’s Restaurant receives award
• Highland Baptist to hold dental clinic
• Penney promoted to branch manager
• Clerk’s office will get new look to improve service
• DHHS receives grant to promote patient safety
• SRMC reports leap year baby
• Stanly Regional elevates safety for newborns
• Hopkins arrested on DWI charge
• Democratic Women have first meeting of 2012
• YMCA wants to send kids to camp
• Residents can receive screenings
• SCC Career Fair Receives Excellent Response
• Locust Police warn of suspected suspicious phone activity
• 3 face drug charges
• Albemarle Police arrest man for robbery with a dangerous weapon
• Albemarle Police arrest 2 for robbery of pizza delivery driver
• Town continues to look at ways of improving street
• Town to have motorcycle cruise-in
• Locust Police arrests suspect in Wal-Mart theft
• Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in larceny case
• Want to strike up the band? Here’s how
• Redevelopment continues at former Alcoa site
• Through Pancakes for Kids, New Hope hopes to raise funds for Fun Day in the Park
• Fundraiser to help Community Care Clinic
• SCC Celebrates National PBL Month
• Mid-Term Textbook Buy Back on March 8th
• American Legion Post 76 Consignment Auction
• Arc of NC brings issues facing people with disabilities to the White House
• City Council approves agreement
• Facilities committee discusses projects
• Uwharrie Capital reports net income
• Police search for robbery suspects
• Sheriff’s Office makes B&E arrest
• 18 officers attend training to spot gang activity
• Stanly Republicans host Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner
• Aldridge appointed to funeral service board
• SCC Foundation Lecture Series Features Thomas Grogan
• Optimist Club hosts youth appreciation event
• Police make third arrest in shooting
• Chief promotes Bowen
• Career Fair
• Carolina Auction Academy Wins Advertising Award
• SCC Students Complete Phlebotomy Course
• Candidate filing continues; more than 2 dozen seek election
• SCC to Host a Career Fair
• SCC Announces 6th Annual Spring Art Show
• 2011 SCC Student Emergency Fund Drive Successful
• SHS goes red for heart health
• Ground-breaking begins construction of rehabilitation hospital in Concord
• Norovirus infections have spread widely across NC
• Guild to raffle quilt
• Get Back To Work With HRD
• 2012 Foundation Golf Tournament
• Power Equipment and Small Engine Fundamentals
• BADIN Town receives good audit report
• LOCUST City will place liens following overdue sewer bills
• OAKBORO Council approves building code update
• Pfeiffer University remembers long time faculty member
• CRP sign-up nears for Stanly
• City sets public hearings
• Council will consider allowing hunting in town
• SCC offers free tax preparation
• Residents have ‘lunch with a local celebrity’
• Help SCC-TV serve you better!
• Stanly farmers elect FSA Committee
• Monarch will expand services into Guilford
• Truck strikes building
• SCC Offers Free Tax Preparation
• Benefit raises $2K for C.A.R.E.
• DHHS selects Monarch CEO to serve on DWAC
• STANFIELD Town receives updates on break-ins, grants
• SCC Announces BLET Graduates
• 57 nursing homes win enhancement grants
• Smith named Ambassador of the Year
• Lowder named Citizen of the Year
• Green Pieces Recycling named Small Business of the Year
• Sheriff’s Office arrests 2 on B&E charges
• Uwharrie Players hire director for ‘The Fantasticks’
• Sheriff’s Office arrests man for sex offender violation
• Stanly Regional Foundation to host pasta party
• Visual Storytelling & Portfolio Design
• Photography Practicum
• Photography Destination
• SCCM to host a bowl throwing event
• RICHFIELD: Council approves sale of land on U.S. 52, receives updates on town hall, school road
• Organizations partner to help residents improve health
• Computer store now able to help fans of Apple
• Council will discuss further possibility of redevelopment at Wiscassett Mills site
• SCC Instructor Daniel Wray Exhibits Art Work
• SCC’s ESL Class Makes a Difference
• Gang Task Force reviews old business, High Point Model
• Alleged victim confesses to false attack
• Cafe to have fundraiser
• RED CROSS: Board member resigns
• Teen Republicans plan special dinner, other events
• Endowment raises funds for scholarships, missions
• Board agrees to apply for program
• Students Awarded Golden LEAF Scholarships
• Miller to speak at library meeting
• SCCM’s Helping Hands enjoy season of giving
• Council selects Harrison for mayor
• Council talks about boarding issue
• SCS, DOT seek to improve West Stanly High traffic situation
• Sources offer ways to set goals, obtain them
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• SCC Announces Fall 2011 Academic Honors
• Sewer, water bills could go up in Norwood
• Company reviews budget audit; city to accept bids for sidewalk project
• Clearing begins for golf ball driving range at Pete Henkel Park
• City requests proposals for waste disposal
• Law enforcement continues investigation into church, business vandalism incidents
• Alcoa follows through with threat - reactivates public records lawsuit
• Two arrested for breaking, entering and larceny
• SCC Students’ Photography Selected for Raleigh Exhibit
• SCC Holds AHS/GED Commencement
• Matt Smith Named SCC PBL Business Person of the Year
• SCC PBL Chapter Receives Recognition at State Conference
• Stanly Community College Names Security Director
• Chamber schedules annual meeting
• SCC Honors Ernest H. Morton, Jr.
• Bank offers meal to fire, law personnel
• New mayor, new and returning council members take office in Red Cross
• Locust New Year’s weekend nets DWIs, other charges
• 2nd 8-Week Registration
• Accepting Submissions for The MUSE
• Bookstore Closed on Friday
• 2011 Top Newsmakers: School system sees many changes
• 2011 Top Newsmakers: Neumar pronounced dead
• 2011 Top Newsmakers: Robinson receives death sentence
• 2011 Top Newsmakers: County, ALCOA at odds over Clean Tech deal
• SCC Hosts Webb Scholars
• NORWOOD-Council installs newly elected members
• Company opens in new location
• New mayor, two commissioners installed; new schedule adopted
• Looking back at 2011
• Oakboro Police Department Food & Toy Drive
• Kissell announces EDA grant for Central Park NC
• Crime Stoppers issues reward for information
• Attorney General Roy Cooper Gift Safety Tips
• North Stanly Middle students learn about business letter writing, helping others
• Students have a place to express themselves
• Albemarle Police make 3 arrests in home invasion case
• Investigation leads to arrest of Norwood man
• Sheriff’s Office arrests man on drug charges
• Marketplace to host Christmas wrapping for foster care charity
• Clean Tech responds
• Crime Stoppers issues reward for information
• Clean Tech abandons plans for plant in NC
• Stanly Chamber, SBC accept nominations for 2011 Small Business of the Year
• Albemarle Police seeks info on break in
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect for larceny of property
• 9-year-old uses birthday to request donations for Humane Society
• Infastech Avdel Receives the Governor's Award
• Locust Police make DWI, larceny arrests
• Keadle gives his voice to the fight over the Yadkin Hydroelectric Project
• Board receives clean audit
• School Board mentions redistricting
• Board names new chairperson, vice chair
• Police seize more than 50 marijuana plants, other items in Stanfield
• Accident leaves 3 people injured
• Accepting Nominations for Small Business of the Year Award
• Blood drives are planned
• CBCC announces blood drives
• Meeting schedule change
• Hollywood versus Science
• Town discusses ideas for community park on land to be donated by ALCOA
• County rate drops in October
• Jury convicts Robinson
• Ex-officer receives federal prison sentence
• City opens municipal building following Christmas parade
• Carolina Auction Academy Holds 13th Graduation Ceremony
• Rep. Kissell joins Stanfield Mayor Barbee for USDA Funding Announcement
• College Fair Day Scheduled -- Dec. 8th
• Human Services Program Hosts Boot Camp for Success
• SCC Offers Continuing Education for Private Security Personnel
• Richfield woman arrested for larceny
• Man arrested on sex offender registry violations
• Albemarle man arrested for larceny of a dirt bike
• Badin seeks input on water park design
• Man arrested for larceny
• Parade route changes
• Albemarle's new chief speaks to city council
• Wells Fargo economist provides financial forecast
• McCrory visits Albemarle
• Community Welcomes Dr. Kays
• Norwood Board receives updates on Berry Hill sewer project
• Richfield Council tables fire department issue
• Stovall’s work touched Stanly, Montgomery, beyond
• The Garrisons Establish Endowed Scholarship at SCC
• SCC Chorus Presents a Holiday Concert
• Robinson murder trial continues
• Dr. Brenda S. Kays Installed as SCC's Fourth President
• Stanly Manor honored for high-quality care
• Career and College Promise to Launch for High School Students
• Spring 2012 Connections Released!
• Career & College Promise to Launch for High School Students
• Community College to kick off Student Emergency Fund drive
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Oakboro Board OKs ban on tobacco
• Locust: City paves way for grant at complex
• Rep. Kissell visits with Veterans
• Incumbents selected to council
• Newcomer defeats council incumbent
• Town elects mixed group
• 3 incumbents will return
• Harrison, Lowder will return to council
• Burrage, Gulledge to return to board
• Residents select 4 to council
• Write-in wins mayor race
• Uwharrie Capital Corp. reported consolidated total assets of $530.3 million
• SCC Announces BLET Graduates
• SCC Student Emergency Fund Drive Kicks-off
• Student Emergency Fund Drive
• SCC Announces BLET Graduates
• Spring Semester 2012 Enrollment
• SNAP will have handbag sale
• AHS student collects more than $3,000, 3,000 pounds
• Oakboro resident receives CBCC scholarship
• Richfield reschedules meeting
• Village votes for CTT grant
• SCC PBL Installs New Officers
• Automotive Enthusiasts Participate in Paint Clinic
• Human Services: Boot Camp Basics
• Three arrested for multiple breaking, entering and larcenies
• Homes of Hope Fundraiser
• Winning the Right Way
• Highway Patrol Along With North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Combine Efforts in Focusing on School Bus Safety
• Scholarship Available for NC CPA Exam Fee
• Bid on Jack o’ lanterns, pumpkins; proceeds to benefit yearbook program
• Director of Security
• Cohort for Future Education Majors
• SCC Now Offers Zumba Classes
• Council considers treatment plant options
• Board announces upgrades to park, fall festival
• Senior Center announces CareFest
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Barringer uses more than 50-year-old recipe to win Party in the Park cush contest
• Pub wants to open in town
• Board will consider 4-day week
• Board meets with ALCOA
• Man dies after fire
• Gray Stone students visit Thomas Wolfe home
• Pair work to help veterans
• SCC PBL Welcomes New College President
• SCC PBL Welcomes New College President
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• 13-year-old donates to Smith William Snuggs Endowment Fund
• Court cases receive continuances
• Sheriff’s Office arrests man on ID theft charges
• Stanly Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in motor vehicle theft case
• Commissioners OK health records system
• Stanly businesses, organizations display services at Business Expo
• Albemarle Optimist Club holds Member Appreciation Dinner
• Stanfield Town Council sets times for game room
• Stanfield schedules second annual Fall Festival
• Albemarle may have restaurant on its way
• City employees receive ElectriCities awards
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• County receives two grants
• Burr to seek third term in House
• Two die in Sunday accident
• New State/Private Bed Board Pilot Program Works to Cut ER Wait Times For Patients With Mental Illness or Substance Abuse Issues
• City presents weatherization program
• Explorer, gem hunter headed back to Starnes
• Town board continues work on 5-year plan
• Gallagher wins Miss Stanly title, Gill receives Outstanding Teen
• Oakboro Town Council adds fee for ball playing at district park
• Piping Industry Welder Lead Instructor
• Chamber announces its Leadership Stanly Class of 2012
• Local CEO receives statewide recognition
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Correct Football Contest
• Second Annual Smith Splash planned for Oct. 22
• Still has worked at fair for more than four decades
• Shop First Saturday in Downtown Albemarle
• Mayor’s actions on gun shop, flooding, sewer issues lead council to question whether mayor is overstepping his bounds
• Albemarle Police Report
• Missing girl found unharmed
• Community college president looks forward to time at college
• Benefit to help family
• Rep. Kissell Says Field Hearing on Rural Development a Success
• District Court cases receive continuance
• Missing youth found
• Fair readies for opening with new amusements
• ATTN: Auto Body Shop Owners & Technicians!
• Inabinette graduates from Duke University Physician Assistant School
• Stanly County Chamber of Commerce adds staff members
• Home Builders Association presents STARS awards
• Town learns of Powell Bill changes
• Commissioners get request to change arcade gaming hours
• Commissioners vote to send note to Duke Energy on rate increases
• All Around Consignments joins Chamber of Commerce
• Albemarle council approves street closings
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Reception for Beverly Perdue
• Students Celebrate National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week
• Volunteer of the Year Selected at SCC
• Town sets date for public hearing on DOT CTP
• 69-year-old Stanly native to raise funds in MS bike ride
• West Stanly High promotes first Autumn Blast
• Town awaits DOT decision on golf cart crossings
• SCCF awards grants
• Final Flight of Honor
• Rep. Kissell Meets with Local Residents and Businesses in Stanly County
• All Around Consignments and More holds official ribbon cutting
• Museum needs volunteers
• Fix It Computers & Repair has ribbon cutting for grand opening
• Boy Scout seeks donations of children’s books for project
• Singing Americans’ Christmas concert rehearsals begin
• Best of Badin Festival full of food, shopping and heritage exhibitions
• Kissell welcomes Stanly business leaders to summit
• SCC Concludes Operation "Thank You, Soldier!"
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Kissell welcomes Stanly business leaders to summit
• Board OKs rent schedule for Commons conference room
• Man faces charges after police chase
• Board reviews funding requests
• United Way sets goal
• Pfeiffer to celebrate homecoming
• Pfeiffer president looks to the future, discusses ways alumni can assist
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Gallery showcases pottery this weekend
• Stanly County to collect box tops for schools
• Whitley soundly defeats Morgan in mayor’s race
• Badin celebrates through festival
• Norwood adopts new mobile home policies
• Schools recognized for ABC scores
• Stanly County pays tribute on 9/11
• Oakboro Commissioners meet and set public hearing dates
• Stanly Farmers Market invites everyone to celebrate the harvest
• Camp Barnhardt receives wireless network donation
• Council looks at ways to regulate drop-off bins
• Red Cross Commissioners Meet set Workshop dates
• Sheriff’s Office finds offender in Georgia, brings back to Stanly
• Sheriff’s office makes arrests in larcenies
• Palermo’s owner disagrees with Health Department procedures; believes he may face discrimination
• Albemarle Police Report
• Help the SCC Foundation!
• AMS instructor remembers teaching in D.C., feelings of fear
• SCS names Teacher of the Year nominees, selects Blue as winner
• Albemarle Lions honor VIPs
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle City Council revises list of streets for resurfacing project
• Teen in fair condition after single car wreck Monday
• Tornado touches down in Stanly
• New London couple trying to get bill passed to provide visitation rights for grandparents in N. C.
• Humane Society seeks logo design for Four-Legged Freedom 5K race
• Michael vies for position
• Napier seeks re-election
• Know the signs, or pay the fines
• City receives $250,000
• Albemarle Police Report
• Auto parts store headed for Albemarle
• 9-11 program on tap for next Sunday
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• West Stanly High School Autumn Blast to feature beauty pageants
• Company receives Governor’s Award as ‘Outstanding Employer
• Christian Cooking Convoy plans benefit for Almond
• Forrest case, others receive continuance
• Stanfield Commissioners meet and discuss town agenda items
• REWARD! CRIME STOPPERS INFORMATION WANTED
• Albemarle Police Report
• Chamber welcomes addition of Bamboo Tea Room in Albemarle
• Road to close for bridge maintenance
• Fair books available
• Library to host therapy dog
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• The Stanly County Concert Association (SCCA) Concert list
• SCC Offers Free GED Fast-track Course
• Infastech, Avdel Earns the Governor's Award
• Hospice to offer volunteer training
• Back to School for Albemarle - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Albemarle Police Report
• City to improve six streets in resurfacing project
• Student raises funds for Stanly Community Christian Ministries
• School Bus Safety: Does Your Child Know The Rules?
• SCC Offers Free Computer Courses to Unemployed
• Cooking Convoy to help with benefit
• North Stanly Middle School student raises money for Christian Ministries
• Man receives 45-day prison term in larceny case
• Commissioners approve zoning changes
• SCS moves progress
• Medical Assisting Students Complete Diploma Program
• SCC Announces Summer 2011 Academic Honors
• Late Start to College
• PBL Receives National Recognition
• SCC Foundation "Ladies Classic" Golf Tournament
• Man pleads guilty to obtaining property by false pretense charge
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Elvis excites audience at City Lake Park event
• Operation: Thank You, Soldier!
• Open houses coming up
• Young historians win awards during state convention
• Albemarle Council hears reports on water system, Swift Island Bridge
• Stanly graduates receive Golden LEAF Foundation Scholarships
• Overcash selected for Pre-Teen NC Scholarship, Recognition Program
• Riverkeeper to receive Conservationist of the Year Award
• Locust boy diagnosed with rare condition
• Local Walmart Stores Team Together to Welcome Pfeiffer University Students Back to Campus in Style
• Albemarle Police Report
• Sheriff’s office continues search for two sex offenders
• Investigation into reports of gastrointestinal illness continues
• Town talks about dog problems
• Homes of Hope: steps in the right direction
• AW SHUCKS
• SCC continues service project
• Open houses coming up
• Reduced funds creates RIF at health department
• Village of Misenheimer Council discusses sidewalk, police patrol vehicle options
• Friends of Stanly County Agri-Civic Center to host event
• Mt. Pleasant woman arrested for shoplifting
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Health Department continues to look into possible food borne illness
• Instructor Earns Landscape Industry Certified Status
• Stanly County bookstore offers new, used books and online services
• Albemarle Police Report
• Waddell Center to host back to school event
• Obesity a big problem for Stanly residents
• Volunteers lend a hand at Oakboro
• Student receives awards for science research
• N.C. Mountain State Fair offers ticket discounts
• STATE CRIME LAB POLICIES, PROCEDURES NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
• Japanese tour GHA, Inc. in Albemarle, NC
• Plans Underway for Operation "Thank You, Soldier!"
• Albemarle Police Report
• Social Security benefits to be paid on time
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Commissioners discuss town audit, ways to retire town hall debt
• More fans released
• City concerned over plans for NC 24-27
• Unemployment adds to homelessness in Stanly Co.
• Town to make changes to utility bills, disconnections
• West Stanly art students spruce up Downtown Albemarle landmark
• Schools prepare for open houses
• Stanly officers complete CIT training
• Norwood man lends a hand
• Man charged with assaulting 68-year-old
• SCS student services director leaves for Pitt County position
• Town OKs CTP, learns more about Esther House
• Albemarle Police Report
• Unemployment rate increases
• Albemarle police officer sent to hospital following rainy wreck
• EDU Associate Retention Specialist
• Dr. Michael Taylor Receives Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award
• Late Orientation
• The Art House in Oakboro exhibits Bechtler Museum of Arts Artist
• West Stanly FBLA represented at National Conference
• Subscription Special Aug. 5-Aug. 15
• South Stanly High grad earns Skill Point award at conference
• Office to change hours
• School board hears report on preliminary test scores
• The Town of Norwood votes on Transportation Plan
• Albemarle Police Report
• Emergency Services accepts applications for voluntary special medical needs registry
• SCC Acquires Original Rendering from Artist Roger S. Thomas
• ADDITIONAL FANS FOR 2011 At the Senior Center
• Executive Mansion House and Garden Tours Announced
• SCC Offers Landscape Technician Training
• Stanly receives FEMA funds
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Friends of Stanly Co. Agri-Civic Center to host event
• Norwood reports wastewater discharge
• Gray Stone teacher takes part in research program to enrich teaching
• Richfield couple are set for missionary trip in Papua New Guinea
• Albemarle Police Report
• Driver's Education fee probable for N.C., possible for Stanly County
• Pre-K program to continue in new form
• School options announced for upcoming year
• Friends plan benefit for cancer patient
• Highway Patrol seeks info on hit and run from 2008
• Teen charged with damage to personal property
• Albemarle teen treated after car overturns
• Motorists passing NSHS will soon see changes
• NFL Legend Mike Minter Supports SCC Foundation
• SCC Offers Landscape Technician Training
• Stanly County Actor, director, film maker, talks about his career
• New College President Named at Stanly Community College
• Hospice of Stanly celebrates 30 years with new cookbook
• Town reviews policies
• Albemarle Police Report
• Police ask public to be aware of surroundings
• Pageant seeks entrants
• Director of Clinical Education/Instructor Radiography
• Program Head/Instructor Radiography
• HVAC - ACI
• CAFÉ Program Introduces Educators to Business and Industry
• Cafe Program Introduces Educators to Business & Industry
• Albemarle Police Department announce annual auction date
• Senior Center, Alzheimer’s Association to offer workshop
• TRACTOR SUPPLY PET APPRECIATION WEEK BRINGS BIG SAVINGS, FUN FOR CUSTOMERS AND PETS
• Stanly County Schools moves, hires back personnel
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Gray Stone teacher studies with scientist
• Sheriff’s Office arrests 2 suspects for larceny of fuel
• Congressional districts may change again
• Thousands apply for ERI jobs
• Ridgecrest Fire Chief had a lifelong love of assisting those in need
• Wallace prepares to leave First Baptist Church of Locust after 33 years, 43 in ministry
• Chamber reverse raffle, silent auction tickets still available
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Sisters hope to share awareness about Lyme disease with walk in the park
• YMCA continues campaign for donations
• Albemarle Police Report
• Old Central School building for sale by Stanly County Schools
• School board considers budget, furloughs at called meeting
• SCC IT Instructors Study in Germany
• Credit Express opens in Albemarle
• Drowning is quick and quiet, so keep your eyes on your kids around water
• Albemarle Police Report
• SCC IT Instructors Study in Germany
• Summer Art Explosion Opens
• Albemarle woman celebrates 106 years
• Students learn critical thinking skills at Camp Invention
• Curriculum committee talks over Title I plan, sends to board
• Albemarle arrested on sex offender violation charges
• Three arrested for larceny at substation
• Agriculture and the creative economy
• Albemarle Sears store searches for new owner
• A Stitch In Time ... & Time ... & Time
• Stanly County (N.C.) Board of Education Curriculum Committee discusses Title I plan
• Oakboro approves DOT CTP
• Stanly students could be among last to attend NC Governor’s School
• Red Cross town clerk honored upon retirement
• Boy Scouts headed for New Mexico
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Private school planned to open in Stanly in Fall 2012
• Controlled burns are a great way to protect forest lands, prevent wildfires
• Conversational Spanish for Healthcare Workers
• Community Spanish Interpreter Training
• Lady Eagles Open Tryouts
• 7,800 Charities Raise Over $5 Million Through Belk Charity Sale
• Garrison receives petroleum industry award
• Montgomery County Public Library-Summer Reading
• Montgomery County Public Library Summer Reading
• Sheriff’s Office continues search for sex offenders
• HVAC Retrofit Project - ARRA Funds
• Part-time RN Refresher Instructor
• Red Cross reports on year’s activities
• Badin Inn hires general manager
• No horsing around
• SCC CAA Attends Summer Convention
• SCC CAA Attends Summer Convention
• Company changes name, to have celebration with customers
• Albemarle uses KSB grant to beautify Hearne Park
• Congressman Kissell announces plans to seek re-election
• Local youth, adults took to the stage for annual talent show
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Commissioners approve budget, cut museum hours, eliminate positions
• Norwood man makes first court appearance on multiple charges
• GTCC VP visits SCC forum
• Beware Of Dog ... And Deputy
• Small Business Center (SBC) Administrative Assistant
• Student Resource Center Coordinator - Crutchfield Campus
• County adopts social media and sponsorship policies
• Student tours Austria to study theorists
• Highway Patrol Encouraging Motorists to Slow Down During the July 4th Holiday
• SCC among 12 community colleges to meet EPI standards
• Cunningham speaker at Democratic Women meeting
• Entrepreneurial Experience class learns how to start a small business
• SCC Foundation Receives Generous Donation
• SCC Foundation Receives Generous Donation
• President William Friday Interviewed for WWII Veteran's Project
• Mortgage assistance available for homeowners in danger of losing home to foreclosure
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Talent show to be part of Oakboro 4th of July celebration activities
• Two Norwood teens arrested for breaking, entering and larceny
• Millingport Volunteer Fire Department receives new tanker
• Albemarle Police Report
• Albemarle restaurant competes in contest
• Albemarle receives award for power system safety
• Department of Labor presents safety awards
• Bank of Stanly presents awards to Teacher of the Year, Outstanding Business
• Board appointments, code enforcement discussed at Albemarle council meeting
• Norwood council discusses town zoning ordinances
• Volunteers needed to deliver meals
• One man, one dog and a lot of junk
• Art from Earth: Annette Lowder
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• 22 law enforcement officers receive NC Department of Justice awards
• New London board approves budget
• Red Cross tax rate will not increase
• Norwood agrees to not increase tax rate
• Locust tax rate to remain the same
• Archaeological dig includes Stanly rep
• County discusses renovations at clerk office
• Pfeiffer adopts 100 percent tobacco-free policy
• SCC Phi Beta Lambda chapter travels to Florida
• CTKCA lists attendance, honor roll
• SCC presents leadership awards
• Oakboro to have 4th of July talent show
• 1976 NSHS graduate to pursue PhD
• ALCOA awards grants
• Forrest Oakes conducts pageant
• Norwood residents, businesses asked to display patriotism
• Red Cross man takes car collecting to a higher level
• Kissell helps Youth Council with project
• Albemarle Police Report
• Groups offer solar power proposal to churches
• Carolina Cross Connection searches for ways to help Stanly residents in need
• A Day At The Market
• Congressman Kissell Warns Trade Deals Likely Before End of July
• New London Commissioners adopt fiscal budget for 2011-2012
• Red Cross Town Commissioners vote to accept 2011-2012 Town budget
• Reading at library not just therapeutic for humans
• State Recognizes SCC with Exceptional Institutional Performance
• State Recognizes SCC With Exceptional Institutional Performance
• STANLY COUNTY RED CROSS CHAPTER ANNUAL MEETING
• Congressman Kissell Named North Carolina Credit Union Advocate
• Health screenings headed to Norwood
• Students, staff receive awards
• Unclaimed property
• YMCA to offer summer camp swimming classes
• Safe Kids Stanly County Urges Parents to Practice Summer Fire Safety
• Softball Open Tryout for Unsigned Seniors
• AMS students Skype with e-pals from Spain
• STANLY DEPUTIES AND DETENTION OFFICERS RECEIVE 24 AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES
• Commissioners adopt budget for 2011-12, with no tax increase
• Albemarle Graduation
• West Stanly Graduation
• Stanly County Congratulates Class of 2011
• Central UMC has preschool ceremony
• SCC observes Week of the Young Child
• Pool opening delayed
• County hires Frog Pond native as new veteran’s service officer
• SMITH WILLIAM SNUGGS ENDOWMENT FUND GROWS
• Farm Service Agency County Committee Nomination Period Begins June 15
• Christian Women’s Job Corps to host flapjack fundraiser
• Baccalaureate service scheduled
• Hardaway Collection will visit Town Creek Indian Mound
• Artisans, craftsmen offer much to Market
• Community Gang Training Symposium scheduled
• You Are Invited to Fall Orientation
• County names Veteran Service Officer
• Bright set to retire after more than 30 years in education, 8 as principal of Albemarle High
• Learning “blooms” at Ridgecrest with outdoor enhancements
• Open Meeting Law
• Bank of Stanly Honors Teacher of the Year and Outstanding Business
• Aquadale Elementary student won 9th Annual Battle of the Books
• ALCOA Foundation awards grant to Resource Development Center
• Meeting scheduled for Gang Task Force
• Stanly students learn skills through graduation project
• Highway Patrol, ALE and Wildlife Resources Commission Release Operation “On the Road, On the Water, Don’t Drink and Drive” Memorial Day Weekend Totals
• School of Dance to present recital Saturday
• Stanly County students complete graduation project
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• County native named Teacher Assistant of the Year
• Extension & Community Association Awards Annual Betty Watson Scholarship
• Senior Spirit Day
• Oakboro resident has classic early Model T Fords in car collection.
• SCC Schedules Presidential Search Forums for Community
• SCC PBL Named One of State’s Best
• Keeping Home In Homeownership
• 2011 PROJECT FAN HEAT RELIEF
• NOW registering for Nurse Aide Courses
• SCC PBL Named One of State's Best
• Historic Badin Triathalon will take place Saturday
• Stanfield Heritage Queens
• Students learn agriculture through interactive games, lesson
• Albemarle Downtown Development hosts Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Town looks to keep same tax rate
• Multi-vehicle accident sends 5 to the hospital
• Legion encourages everyone to wear poppies
• CBA works to enhance safety on the road
• West Stanly Air Force JROTC wins award for fifth consecutive year
• Man arrested after shots fired during ball game
• Albemarle resident receives DAR award
• Safe Kids Stanly County offers more safety tips
• Norwood man on ‘Carolina Camera’
• As boating season begins, company offers water safety supplies, tips
• Oakboro Little Miss Fourth of July and Fire Queen pageant registration starts
• Stanly County Library's summer reading program kick-off event at Agri-Civic Center on June 15.
• SCC Pinning Ceremony Held for Nurse Graduates
• SCC Pinning Ceremony Held for Nurse Graduates
• Richfield, North Carolina schedules public hearings
• Show makes me feel right at home
• Albemarle Police Reports
• 17 rescued from tornado rubble; 116 found dead
• Stanfield Heritage Festival hosts Craftsmen, Music and Vendors
• Organizers set to begin pageant registration
• Concord teen arrested for B&Es in Locust
• Albemarle Police Report
• City agrees to back grant applications
• Albemarle, family members open Phase Two of Roger F. Snyder Greenway project
• Shank offers details on Aaron’s Hand
• New London museum to open
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Oakboro resident receives award
• SCC Presidential Search Narrows to Six Candidates
• East Side VFD participates in ratings inspection
• Company donates time, money to GHA
• Town tax rate will not go up, but water, sewer bills will rise slightly
• Community members celebrate Walmart’s remodeling
• Schools, healthcare providers team up to fight childhood diabetes, obesity
• SSHS exchange student from Thailand enjoys life in the Carolinas
• Drowning is Quick and Quiet, So Keep Your Eyes on Your Kids around Water
• Former SSHS teacher, coach assumes role of dean at Gardner-Webb
• SCC Awards Students for Leadership
• Hopewell Baptist Church hosts shower for Pregnancy Resource Center of Stanly County
• SCC Awards Students for Leadership
• BLET Orientations Scheduled for June
• Stanly County Ag Tour shows business side of poultry, strawberries, corn and other foods
• Salon wins performance award
• Museum’s Second Saturday program to focus on gardening
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Museum’s Second Saturday program to focus on gardening
• Albemarle man faces B&E, larceny charges
• Officer discovers man entering jail with controlled substances
• Man arrested for selling tobacco to minors
• Show Of Support
• More than 2,000 attend SCC ceremony
• Stanly Manor Relay For Life - CUPCAKE FOR A CAUSE!
• Stanly Regional Medical Center Establishes Scholarship
• Albemarle, NC--Training Event for Reauthorization of Older Americans Act
• Town works to improve downtown appearance
• Locust rallies around 7-year-old
• Mike Minter Football Camps
• WWII Veterans to Be Honored at SCC Luncheon
• Man receives charter of all black Legion post
• Attention WWII Veterans
• Church to sponsor fundraiser for Aaron’s Hands
• Criminal District Court Report April 25, 2011
• Music Boosters Grill Out and Spring Band & Chorus Concert
• PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT IS A “JOYOUS OCCASION”
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Town works to enhance Downtown
• Pfeiffer students, faculty enjoy new tradition
• Over 2,000 in Attendance for SCC Commencement Ceremony
• South Albemarle resident expresses concern about community activity
• Teachers, staff members express opinions on SCS budget suggestions
• Local Oasis Shriners to hold hospital fundraising event Saturday
• Two arrested for breaking and entering attempt in Stanfield
• Home of Hope to serve breakfast
• Anson may house inmates in Stanly
• 2 Journeys For Higher Education
• Locust to discuss budget at next meeting
• Sturdivant drafted in sixth round to play for Arizona Cardinals
• Norwood Arbor Day Festivities a big success
• SCC Announces Fall 2010 Academic Honors
• Norwood Lions Club decorates town to celebrate bin Laden's defeat
• SCC Celebrates Week of the Young Child
• Second suspect arrested in break-in, kidnapping case
• Oakboro reports wastewater spill
• Candy bar seller reports funds stolen
• Badin, county officials discuss town’s water concerns
• Heavy winds cause power outage
• Albemarle Police Report
• Unemployment rate continues to dip slightly
• Pfeiffer professor remembers slain educator
• Finance Committee reviews project requests, ways to cut SCS budget
• Hospital Employees Have Royal Fun
• South Stanly students place in skills contest
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Restaurant to support autism awareness
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Town Creek Indian Mound will hold annual Astronomy Day May 7
• Monarch names Martin Chief Development Officer
• Seamon among those to travel as a student ambassador
• Chorale to present ‘Masterworks’
• Locust to ‘go purple’ for Stella
• Homes of Hope Breakfast Fundraiser
• SCC PBL selects Business Person of the Year
• Trike-A-Thon participants at Susie’s Friends Day Care learn safety lessons, raise money to help St. Jude
• Home Savings Bank's senior vice president retires after 44 years
• Household hazardous waste disposal scheduled
• Community invited to a Spring Chorus concert at SCC
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Veterans’ Career Connection to be held
• Easter Egg Hunt
• SCC Commencement Ceremony Scheduled for May 7th
• Pfeiffer students aid families in Philippines
• Gray Stone student known for musical talents
• Students Inducted into the National Society of Leadership & Success
• Salisbury VA Celebrates National VA Research Week
• Students Inducted into the NSLS
• SCC PBL Receives National Recognition
• 2011 Commencement Ceremony
• SCC instructor reflects on Round Table at Oxford
• Wagfest scheduled
• Lowder elected to state board of community colleges
• Baskin-Robbins hosts event to help Relay for Life
• Albemarle Police Report
• Badin Baptist Church presents ‘Walk with Christ’
• Stanly group meets with officials
• Auction has ties to Drew Morgan, 18th Century
• Town looks at upping recycling cart capacity
• Aquadale VFD uses grant for new equipment
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Punching Holes In The Darkness
• Students Graduate from Carolina Auction Academy
• Carolina Auction Academy Events
• Students Graduate from Carolina Auction Academy
• Company sends misleading mailings
• N4CSGA Honors College President
• Board discusses budget issues
• Town unclogs sewer line issue
• Police Reports
• AHS hosts festival to assist Japan
• SCC Students Inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Society
• SCC Hosts 21st Century Scholars
• PhotoGraphic Perspective 2011 sponsored by The Stanly News and Press, HD PhotoLab and Stanly Arts Guild
• Pfeiffer University Jazz Ensemble to Present Spring Concert
• Congressman Kissell Visits Free Dental Clinic in New London
• Community Invited to a Chorus Concert
• SCC Hosts Annual Stanly Heritage Banquet
• Stanly Ats Guild announces applications available for Art Show
• Shopping pays off for Oakboro woman
• Car creates chain reaction wreck, Highway Patrol says
• Albemarle Police Report
• Civitan group celebrates awareness month, thanks community for support
• 3K fundraiser walk for ALS research planned
• Stanly County Senior Center begins to celebrate 25 years of existence
• Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Education
• SCC Webb Scholars Honored at Luncheon
• SCS athletic director asks for trainers for schools
• E’ssentials, Outta the Blue to perform at South Stanly High
• Wagfest scheduled
• Farm Days Festival set to begin Friday
• Albemarle Police Report
• Albemarle reports water spill
• John P. Murray Community Care Clinic Moves to New Location
• Event tackles child abuse problem
• NSHS sophomore selected for NYLF/MED
• "Spring into the Park" @ Oakboro District Park
• Governor Perdue proclaims Live Auction Day
• Shady Grove Christian Church to hold BBQ
• Feature films holding casting calls
• Local woman wins $10,000 shopping spree at Belks
• Huneycutt Brothers Family Farm receives award
• Boating access closed for construction
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Homeschool students participate in Hollywood-themed prom
• Community Invited to a Chorus Concert
• Community Invited to a Chorus Concert
• Governor Perdue proclaims Excellence in Education Week
• Clarinet and Piano Duo to Perform in Mount Gilead
• SCC Foundation Receives Generous Donation
• Community Invited to a Chorus Concert
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Town to accept offers on wrecked police car
• Board discusses ideas for traffic issues at elementary school
• Town looks at adding concerts at the park
• Stanly County students win awards at state science fair
• Public can comment on proposal to close school
• SBC Hosts Motivational Speaker
• Congratulations Taylor Twitty!
• Shutdown or Not, Kissell Staff to Host Stanly Satellite Hours
• Public can comment on proposal to close school
• Museum to hold annual plant sale
• Bash offers alternative for prom attendees
• Board addresses K-8, middle school issue
• Student seeks donations for trip
• Rev. continues battle over Quran at NSMS
• Democrat Convention scheduled for Saturday
• SCC Foundation Receives Generous Donation
• SCC PBL Selects Business Person of the Year, Honors College President
• Nature At Its Best
• North Carolina Veterans Park Pays Tribute to All Who Have Served
• Disaster Preparedness for Cultural Treasures Is Focus of Charlotte Workshop
• Sports Performance Conference Scheduled At Stanly Regional
• Dr. Bethanie Tucker Speaks to Crowded Auditorium
• SCC Honors Dr. H.T. “Toby” Webb, Jr.
• Help The SCC Library
• Organizers hope Aging Well seminar is just a beginning
• Richfield School to have bingo, barbecue night
• North Stanly Middle School student collects shoes for charity
• Highway Patrol Concludes Operation Slow Down Campaign
• Business has served Locust car needs for 46 years
• Kiddie Kare kids learn about helpful jobs
• Rose Scholars & Mentors Fellowship
• Stanly County Farmers’ Market seeking vendors for the 2011 season
• Police Reports
• Second Saturday at the Museum teaches about history of Easter eggs
• Penn. students spend Spring Break helping others
• Snyder family band coming to Locust
• UP actors receive awards
• Locust to hold Spring Alive festival
• Spark Conference to be held at Agri-Civic Center April 1 and 2
• Social workers promote change, justice and strengthen communities
• Albemarle High to have festival for Japan
• Albemarle Police Report
• Students participate in Electronics Blast
• Funeral director to address topic of pre-planning
• Couple begins real estate business
• Off the Square marks one year in Albemarle
• Five students represented NSHS in the North Carolina All-State Chorus
• Community College Counselors Train for Online Surge
• School Reconfiguration meeting scheduled
• School to host Night of the Arts
• For Honeycutt, helping people comes natural
• January unemployment rate increased nearly 1%
• Center schedules surgical weight loss seminar
• Albemarle Police Report
• Financial advisor to offer tips on ways to save for retirement
• AFD contains flames
• SCC Hosts Blood Drive
• Cyclists fill Albemarle city streets honoring Adam Little
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• Congratulations Lauren Williams!
• SCC Honors Mrs. Annie Ruth Kelley
• Scholarship offered in memory of Stanly native
• Hospice of Stanly County to barbeque have fundraiser
• Aquadale Elementary student wins online writing competition
• Stanly Rescue needs members
• Business owner seeks to help others wanting to begin businesses
• Playtime Children's Theater presents 101 Dalmatians – Kids' Thursday March 24 at Agri-Civic Center
• Norwegians Visit SCC's HVEQ Site
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• AHS junior seeks food donations
• Norwood to consider zoning ordinance amendments
• Board to focus on budget
• Vine Life event produces qualifiers for national turkey calling championship
• Albemarle student plans Christian Ministry project
• Tweets Show North Carolina’s Civil War Home Front, 140 Characters at a Time
• Book by WWII pilot now available in SCC library
• Albemarle Police Report
• Oakboro man faces mutliple drug charges
• Man charged with possession of stolen firearms
• Albemarle man charged with ID theft, counterfeiting
• Adam Little Memorial Criteriums
• Monarch marks National Developmental Disabilities Month
• Board discusses finances, adds Outhouse Race to Heritage Festival
• Albemarle Police to participate in Operation Medicine Drop
• Albemarle Police Report
• Former civic leader, elected official dies
• Check out our newest promotion
• Student raises funds to go to Washington DC
• Tuscarora Yarns, Inc in Oakboro catches fire
• NC Choices to host first Carolina Meat Conference, March 25-27
• Home Savings Bank's senior vice president retires after 44 years
• Make the Math Connection Pi Day
• Silver Wings and Answered Prayers
• Accepting Submissions for the The Muse
• CAA coordinator attends national auction summit
• Stanly Community College staff completes leadership training
• Miss Stanly speaks at Locust School Relay for Life kickoff
• Locust company partners with U.S. Forestry
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Hospice has much to offer to patients, caregivers
• A Life Saved
• Get Your CDL!
• Bennett gives information on post office closings in Stanly County
• Badin council discussed water/sewer rates at March 8 meeting
• Oakboro police officer receives citation for help with house fire
• SCC Announces Art Show Winners
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Council considers changes to Waddell Center rental policies
• Sheriff’s Office makes arrests in larceny cases
• Forrest case continues, charges dropped against son
• American Red Cross Stanly County begins annual Heroes campaign
• Albemarle Police Report
• Aging Well In Stanly
• Norwood Town Council meets
• On the Rocks
• City Council honors football champs, approves changes to rental policies
• Miss Stanly County speaks at Locust Elementary School Relay for Life kickoff
• First Monthly Cruise-in roars into Locust on March 18
• SCC to host art show
• Pfeiffer exhibits works by ‘Emerging Artists’
• Awards presented
• Chamber, city welcome Brown, Brown & Brown
• Board examines School Street traffic concerns
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Hospice is ‘a different course of treatment’
• Census 2010 shows Stanly grew by about 4.3 percent
• CAA Coordinator Attends National Auction Summit
• Richfield Town Commissioners meet to discuss town building renovation costs
• Dr. Bethanie Tucker as Keynote Speaker
• City Youth Ballet teams up with Applebee’s for flapjack fundraiser
• SCC Students Complete Nurse Aide Training
• Albemarle Police Report
• Board hears grievance about Quran
• 4-H camps offer unique experience at exceptional value
• Kissell Meets with Area Poultry Growers
• SGA Elections: Become a Student Government Association Executive Officer!
• SCC PBL Names Business Person of the Year
• Razing of water tower symbolizes new beginning
• Winter Wine Festival a success
• Fundraiser on tap
• SSHS tech club energizes students
• Norwood man waterskis to raise money for Christian Ministries
• Legislative Breakfast held
• AMS students celebrate black history month
• Gray Stone Day School celebrates opening of new facility
• Commissioners approve contract with Aramark for expanded jail food service
• Congressman Kissell met with Lutheran Home residents
• Phibbs to speak at Republican women meeting
• Guns found, men arrested
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Miss Stanly selected for NC Azalea Court
• Albemarle Police Report
• NC Speaker of the House addresses Stanly Republicans
• Congressman Kissell Meets with Lutheran Home Residents in Albemarle
• How to report suspected gas gouging in North Carolina
• March is Anti-Bullying Month at SCC!
• Genealogical Symposium
• Oakboro Cruise-In
• Stanfield Elementary to present "Alice in Wonderland"
• Stanly County for grant
• Wine Festival scheduled
• Community raises more than $4K for SCCM
• Local county Sheriff issues appeal to citizens in fight against crime
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Reports
• Council votes on waste disposal
• Town approves planning board appointments, OKs upcoming events
• Stanly County artist's painting represents memories of a nation in turmoil.
• Town approves planning board appointments, OKs upcoming events
• Richfield students journey to New Zealand via Skype
• Velma Mullis Simpson celebrated her 101st birthday
• O’Reilly acquires Locust business
• Kissell announces assistance for Gentry Mills workers
• Albemarle Police Report
• Attention Nurses - Continuing Education Opportunity
• Register NOW for Energy Auditor Class
• SGD Club to hold tournament on 2/26/11
• Board hears results of annual town audit
• Home Savings Bank announces first winner of centennial drawing
• Retraction
• Albemarle Police Report
• Board OKs permit for expansion
• South Stanly student helps save a life
• Film crew, volunteers search Uwharries for Bigfoot
• Red Cross town council votes on waste disposal contract and recycling
• Cyber Crime Students Earn ACE Certificate
• Albemarle woman shares her love of sewing
• Talent scout to offer tips at dance studio
• Stanly County 4-H begins fruit plant sale
• Community Inn works to expand, double in size
• Stanly County Museum to offer Second Saturday at the Museum program for students
• Badin town audit presented
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Reports
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Outdoorsman’s Bonanza
• Norwood school has science fair
• SCC to Host 5th Annual Spring Art Show
• The 2011 SCC Art Show is here!
• Girl Scouts announce cookie sale locations
• Brown, Brown & Brown opens Locust office
• Oakboro reports wastewater spill
• Unemployment rate decreases
• Albemarle Fire Department’s new software enhances knowledge for response plans
• Albemarle Police Report
• A New Beginning
• Financial Aid Seminars Offered
• REIGNITING AN OLD FLAME AT TOWN CREEK INDIAN MOUND
• Southern Sudan Vote is “Great News” to Pfeiffer Student
• The Eighth Annual Outdoorsman’s Bonanza
• SRMC Foundation announces two scholarship opportunities
• Blood drives planned
• Locust to examine dog ordinance following death of Waxhaw girl after pit bull attack
• SCC Foundation receives donation from Albemarle Women’s Heritage Book Club
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• The Ultimate Lecture for Teens & Parents
• UPCOMING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS NC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION-STANLY COUNTY CENTER
• SCC Hosts Webb Scholars
• Chamber to host a Legislative Breakfast
• BOOK SIGNING WITH VOICE OF DUKE BLUE DEVILS
• State Seeks Help Providing Summer Meals for Children in Need
• Albemarle Parks & Recreation Programs and Activities February 6-12, 2011
• EQUINE COGGINS CLINIC AVAILABLE AT 4B FARM IN ELDORADO
• Bowling alley, strip mall to be renovated
• Dick, Albemarle City Hall pick up Main Street awards
• Town of Richfield and Richfield Elementary School (RES) expressed concerns
• Foundation Receives Generous Donation
• Take a moment to help Stanly Community College
• Albemarle Police Report
• Law enforcement members graduate from CIT program
• Deer accident snarls traffic
• Superior Stanly Spelling Student
• Relay for Life organizers say event will be at NSHS
• Genealogical Symposium
• Hospice of Stanly County to have Chicken BBQ
• Kissell Staff to Host Stanly Satellite Hours
• Norwood Town Hall meets
• Democratic Women install leaders for 2011
• Republican Women urge passage of Voter ID Resolution
• Grants available for Stanly nonprofits
• Stanly County native wins Greater Lyman Pageant
• PRC participates in Carolina’s Largest Baby Shower; more events planned to raise funds
• Mayor discusses town’s past, present, future
• Albemarle Parks & Rec hosts ‘I Have a Dream’ event
• 2010 Tuition Statements Now Available
• Multiple Students Earn Industry Certification
• Friends of the Agri-Civic Center receives non-profit status
• Albemarle Police Report
• Albemarle man arrested, charged with larceny of a motor vehicle
• Burris returns to full duty
• Celebration planned at new terminal
• President Obama’s State of the Union
• Stanly Residents Talk State of the Union
• 2nd 8-Week Registration
• SCC Responds to Industry Training Needs
• SCC observes Career Development Week
• Miller enjoys cars, meeting other enthusiasts
• Arts Council discusses Grassroots program, fundraising
• Homeless count to begin
• Donations increase
• SCC Staff Completes Leadership Training
• Albemarle Police Report
• Kissell opposes full repeal, supports fixing health care law
• Baby shower to be held at Pregnancy Resource Center
• Hendley retires, receives honors
• Friends luncheon to feature info on Victory Junction
• Training to Reign Ministries takes prayer to the street
• Two injured in early morning accident
• CARE to have fundraiser
• Prayer event planned
• Large crowd gathers to remember King
• Now Recruiting for Soccer
• SCC Trustees to Host Public Forums
• Albemarle launches Facebook presence
• Local VFW posts present awards
• Albemarle Police Report
• Title I meeting planned
• Festival to feature wine, food, music
• Stanly County PRAYS 2011: A non-denominational service of prayer.
• Albemarle Police Report
• Saunders takes oath as district attorney
• NCECA announces scholarship availability
• Art show planned for Gallery
• Senior center to offer classes to lower grocery bills
• Two arrested for larceny, obtaining property by false pretense
• Three arrested for stolen metal, attempt to sell
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Earn Your Bachelor's Degree from UNCC in Elementary Education
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Kissell comments on Arizona shooting
• SCPC receives clean audit report
• NSMS scout seeks shoes
• Scout earns Eagle Award
• NSMS Boosters to have fundraiser
• New London Board discusses waste disposal contract
• Waste Management Trash Pickup
• Oakboro woman faces b&e, drug charges
• City OKs water deal with Cabarrus cities
• Town works out deal with fire dept.
• City selects new council member
• While country may split, Pfeiffer student continues work to help Sudan homeland
• City selects new council member
• Albemarle Police Report
• Commissioners approve permit
• Nomination deadline nears
• Albemarle continues project to develop new pole attachment agreements
• Stanfield company ordered to ‘clean up its act,’ AG says
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Norwood employees given assist
• Senior Center undergoes renovations
• Native pens memoir detailing journey from mill life to reign as ‘Voice of the Duke Blue Devils’
• SCC Offers Free GED Fast-track Course
• Students Reflect on Service Learning
• Albemarle grants recycling franchise
• Pet lovers undecorate the tree for SCARL
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Hospital food never tasted so good
• VSO receives award upon retirement
• RPM Cycles moving to Morgan Motors
• Albemarle Police Reports
• A Look Back At 2010
• Sheriff’s Report
• A Look Back At 2010
• Town of Badin to have leaf pickup
• Police chief warns of scam
• City explains power outage
• Oakboro distributes toys to families throughout region
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• SRMC radiologists, staff gives away bikes
• Movie with NSMS student to air Dec. 23
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Endy collects 1,800 pounds of food
• Stanly County Arts Council receives grant
• Farm Bureau president, agents honored
• Albemarle Police Report
• Water main bursts on Yadkin Street
• Publication considers Stanly company one of fastest growing in region
• Fundraising activities for endowment fund continue
• Albemarle Lions Club hosts VIPs
• VFW To Have Party
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• LIFESPAN to host open house
• Martin named Pawn Broker of the Year
• Non-profit motorcycle chapter started
• Badin inspectors note home violations
• Panthers encourage fitness at Endy
• Fundraiser scheduled for Baptist Children’s Home
• West Stanly Music dept. presents concert
• Norwood amends zoning ordinance
• Small Business Award Nominations Sought
• Stanly Parade scheduled
• South students prepare for dance production
• Oakboro Police seek info on stolen car parts
• Polkton woman charged in Stanly incidents
• Board organizes, staff honored
• Kissell Fights to Protect American Manufacturing Jobs
• Clerk of court, sheriff sworn in
• Stanly native to appear on CNN
• Stanly man’s hand cast to be featured at NC Veterans Park
• Veteran recalls attack on USS Haraden
• Stanfield works to add extra parking at Henkel
• Holiday Salute: Seasons Greetings To Your Town's Servicemen and Women
• Bank names Penney branch officer, assistant branch manager
• Albemarle Police Report
• Agri-Civic Center group elects officers
• Pounds of candy returned for cash
• SCC to present concert
• Oakboro woman receives child care credential
• Lunch with Chicago Tube and Iron
• Safe Kids USA supports children riding rear-facing in vehicles after age one
• Unemployment Rate decreases
• Local responder participates in unique training program
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Players presents Christmas radio show
• YMCA opens Christmas shop
• Oakboro to host Tour of Homes
• Night full of Christmas festivities scheduled in Oakboro
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Santa to help raise funds through American Legion Post 520
• Locust ushers in season
• Pfeiffer University presents its annual holiday concert
• Oakboro resident receives credential
• Council wants to know if NC 49 will be widened
• A shop with a mission: give help to those in need
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Burr accepts applications for House page program
• Nearly 70 years later, couple rekindles romance, marries
• Pest control company says bed bugs are in county, gives suggestions for finding and treating
• Albemarle Police
• Locke’s Militia takes visitors back in time with Revolutionary War reenactment
• Greene to erect monument at Cottonville Baptist as Eagle Scout service project
• City discusses water mandates
• Senior Center to be used for evacuation
• City adopts ordinance to help collect delinquent bills
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Preformed Line products received prestigious Governor’s award
• Albemarle Christmas parade coming soon
• Election recount results same as original
• ‘Saggy Frog’ jump starts with cookies
• Challenger calls for recount in sheriff contest
• Albemarle Police Report
• Norwood receives park grant
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Salisbury man faces larceny charge
• Stanfield woman accused of robbery
• Man faces larceny charge
• Operation Christmas Child gears up
• Former manager was ‘a good fit’
• SNAP writer hired
• West Stanly Players host ‘Fond Farewell’
• Rotary Club pays tribute to veterans
• NAACP to host banquet
• Stanly Community College begins 40th anniversary celebration
• Teen accused of breaking and enterings
• Volunteers needed for review panel
• Veterans Day Parade planned
• Stanly County Partnership For Children receives award
• An Old Fashion Day On The Mountain
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanfield School to have arts, craft show
• Albemarle students awarded for art
• Advertising, graphic design students create for those in need
• Albemarle Police Report
• Kissell keeps House seat
• 5K dog run to benefit Humane Society
• Burr handily wins another term
• Chance retains board seat, Watson edges out Whittaker
• Board looks at dog law
• Fundraiser for Red Cross coming up Thursday
• Herlocker wins farming award, donates it to NSHS FFA Alumni
• Fall Festivals In Full Swing
• Officers complete CIT training
• Ribbon Cutting at Edwards Flowers & Gifts
• ‘The Fiddler’s Ghost Dancers’
• ‘Smoke’ is ‘magical’
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• JobLink, VR show appreciation to employers
• Dentist offers to buy back candy
• In The Hereafter
• Barn of Horror to open
• Stanfield to host fall festival
• AMVETS host party
• Albemarle Police Report
• Town of Oakboro Will Celebrate Halloween Saturday, Oct. 30
• Bethany VFD puts on annual scarefest
• Businesses suggest change to signage
• CORRECTION
• Voter Outreach Contest winners chosen
• Election News
• Broadcast schedule of forum released
• ocust plans public hearing on sewer fees
• City tables sewer capacity allotment ordinance
• Curves of Locust emphasizes the need for Breast Cancer awareness with promotion
• West Stanly MOPS plans running, walking events
• Three arrested for theft in Stanfield
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Early voting begins
• Stanly EDC launches electronic marketing program, Web site
• Badin leader dies
• Albemarle Police Report
• Running Creek PTO hosts festival
• Spring Arbor hosts Fall Fest
• Wastewater spill reported
• Volunteers make Stanly a little cleaner through Big Sweep
• Albemarle students get a nature lesson
• New Finish opens 2nd plant in Norwood
• Salisbury men face larceny charges in Stanly
• 2 western Stanly men face breaking, entering charges
• Concord teen faces B&E charge
• Albemarle teen jailed after B&E
• Academy receives grant for uniforms
• Albemarle Police Report
• Council decides on Christmas tree
• Commissioners authorize interim financing for Cottonville water project
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Water problems continue for town of Norwood
• Junior Miss Stanly winners announced
• Retired AFD firefighter heading up Norwood City Fire Department
• Veterans to be honored
• Caretakers, individuals with chronic diseases urged to sign up for workshop through Sr. Center
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Committee members share love of a good story
• Ballot, precinct changes coming for General Election
• 50 years may have passed, but Opie, Andy & Aunt Bee never age
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Block Fest registration open
• Public Power week events going on this week
• Albemarle celebrates 100 years of public power with ‘A Day of Caring’
• Author, traveler speaks to Pfeiffer students
• Miss Stanly looks back, thinks forward
• Chamber to host 8th annual Business Expo
• ADDC to hold Fall Craft Fair
• Five vie for Miss Stanly title
• FREE Magical Marketing Seminar
• Free tutoring available for Central students
• Albemarle Police Report
• 43 pounds of prescription meds collected for disposal
• Commissioners accept Governor’s Conservation Award
• Local artisans to demonstrate how they create their crafts
• Stanly County Community Foundation recognizes grant winners
• ADDC to host fall craft fair
• Norwood Feels The Beat
• Man faces several charges following chase in Norwood
• Albemarle man faces drug charges
• Unemployment rate drops to 11.3 percent
• Coggins honored for service to Albemarle
• Albemarle Police Report
• National Drug-Take-Back Day Successful
• Man leads law on high-speed chase
• Albemarle Police Report
• Pfeiffer University features The Catalinas during homecoming
• Cornucopia of fun awaits at corn maze
• Sheriff’s Office to collect prescription drugs
• Underwood continues ‘work therapy’ at Spring Arbor
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Kissell staff in town for satellite hours
• Eyes, voices of first-graders lead to East art project
• West Badin class members reunite
• Council denies sign request
• AG announces agreement with sweepstakes company
• Albemarle Police Report
• Church awards scholarships
• Locust teen arrested for larceny of ATVs
• Artistic farm scenes displayed at Agri-Civic Center
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Kissell tours border
• Recycling proposal brought before Albemarle City Council
• Council considers dog ordinance
• Albemarle Police Report
• Wildlife Resources Commission discusses proposed regulations for hunting, fishing, trapping seasons
• Author to speak at Pfeiffer about clothes
• Clothing Closet offers a variety of items, in need of winter coats
• GHA gears up for Derby
• Let there be power
• Power On: A brief history of electric service in Albemarle
• Two students selected for 2010 Summer Ventures program
• Albemarle chosen as 2010 Playful City
• Norwood discusses CDBG grant that could create or retain 120 jobs
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Common Threads
• Members of Uwharrie Players present special show
• Albemarle Police Report
• Pfeiffer art gallery director looks forward to new year
• School board committee discusses bus policy
• SRMC to offer Medical Explorers
• Cruise-in committee supports downtown
• Parks, recreation, greenway plan adopted
• Albemarle Police Report
• Kissell hosts ambassador at EDC roundtable
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Even though deadline has passed, SCS still accepts donations
• Fair opens tonight
• Correspondent no longer with TV station
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Committee discusses renovations to school facilities
• West teacher receives state business award
• Pedestrians, motorists urged to be cautious at Pfeiffer
• Albemarle Police Report
• ‘How I Spent My Summer Vacation’
• City reports wastewater discharge
• Starnes attends conference
• Albemarle Fire Stopped
• Group to host event
• Funding approved to create 36 or more jobs
• Organizers prepare for Big Sweep
• Toth to demonstrate sculpture techniques to Stanly Arts Guild
• Albemarle Police Report
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Goody’s to have grand opening
• Norwood, Locust entrepreneur honored for customer service
• Graduation scheduled for wildlife officers
• Albemarle man accused of rape of 10-year-old
• Hospice training scheduled
• Organization provides hope
• Man faces larceny, burglary charges
• Albemarle Police Reports
• SNAP wins six advertising awards in NC Press Association 2010 Best Ad Contest
• Richfield dairy farmers attend DFA conference
• Hagan focuses on economy at Senior Center
• Albemarle Police Report
• Disaster plan reviewed by Albemarle City Council
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Pfeiffer students back to the books
• Locust supports ABC system
• Democratic Party opens headquarters
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Report
• Participants sought for upcoming pageants
• Stanly schools schedule orientation events
• Man charged with indecent liberties with a child
• County uses New Bern company for ballot printing
• Albemarle Police Reports
• Commissioners pass annual tax settlement for county
• A Dog Named SNAP
• Albemarle Police Report
• Stanly County Sheriff’s Office
• Fair premium books, booths available at many locations
• Monarch assists individuals with disabilitie
• For 32 years, GHA has served autistic of Stanly and beyond
• Monarch assists individuals with disabilities
• Stanly County, Albemarle to receive grants
• Stanfield duo arrested on B&E charges
• Rose forms new band
• Supports rally behind accused priest
• Unit ready for various types of emergency incidents
• SCCM to observe silver anniversary
• Richfield school will become K-5
• Group provides support for parents of deaf or hard of hearing children
• Goody’s store to reopen in Albemarle
• Two points of order discussed at meeting
• Locust man charged with theft of firearms
• Moose’s scenes go on display at Stanly County Museum
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