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• Friends, family honor slain Kannapolis student
• Warrant issued for second suspect in killing of Kannapolis high school student
• Cabarrus County Public Library Monthly Newsletter - May 21, 2012
• Kannapolis, Cabarrus at odds over virtual charter school
• Daniel Cooper died a hero, mother says
• Daniel Cooper's funeral set for Friday
• UPDATE: Three sought in shooting death of Kannapolis teen
• Kannapolis teen dies of gunshot wound; three suspects sought
• UPDATE: Three sought in shooting death of Kannapolis teen
• Speedway sees uptick in attendance, spending
• Mill memories: New film documents life at Cannon Mills
• UPDATED: Two Concord women killed in car crash
• FAA grant to help pay for airport improvements
• Election results stand after final tally
• This Week at The Concord Libary - May 14, 2012
• Hollywood brings big bucks to Cabarrus
• Tips for getting around Cabarrus during race weeks
• County closer to having Humane Society run shelter
• This Week at The Concord Libary - May 7, 2012
• Pittman edges White for N.C. house seat
• Poole, Morris win GOP nominations for Cabarrus commissioner seats
• Hudson, Keadle headed toward runoff in 8th District primary
• NC, Cabarrus voters ban gay marriage
• Cabarrus voters head to polls
• Early voting strong ahead of Tuesday's primary
• National attention, money flow into key 8th District race
• Scout's global Eagle project aims to help the disabled
• Kannapolis school board candidates discuss priorities
• Cabarrus teen shoots Amendment One sign in YouTube video
• Some in Harrisburg unhappy that rail project will spare their homes
• Pittman, White vie for state House seat May 8
• Concord teens rally against Amendment One
• 8th District candidates sound off on jobs, Amendment One
• Cabarrus County Public Library Monthly Newsletter - April 23, 2012
• In Concord, Gingrich 'realistic' after primary defeats
• Kannapolis railroad upgrade means closings
• Gingrich set for Concord visit Tuesday
• Cabarrus debates marriage amendment
• Early voting gets under way for May 8 primary
• Cabarrus attorney, register of deeds candidate to have law license suspended
• Three face drug, weapons charges
• Robinson leads 8th District GOP rivals in fundraising
• Celebrate Poetry Month
• This Week at The Concord Libary - April 16, 2012
• Cabarrus approves Corning incentive
• Police break theft ring, recover $1 million in loot
• Cabarrus Health Alliance opens landmark facility
• Former Harrisburg official indicted by grand jury
• Kannapolis bike maker uses NASCAR know-how
• CHS prom returns to Hotel Concord
• Viva Verde Earth Fest
• Anti-prayer group satisfied with Kannapolis decision
• Ex-Kannapolis resident killed in Asheville bar
• Kannapolis apartment complex evacuated after meth lab found
• This Week at The Concord Libary - April 9, 2012
• Vinyl records: Music to the ears of audiophiles, collectors
• Cabarrus ranks 7th in state health
• Cabarrus seventh-graders get fast science lessons from drag racer, astronaut
• Judge, prosecutors make plea for secure parking
• Cabarrus board questions school gym expense
• Two plead guilty in '09 Kannapolis killing
• Interstate 485 project to change landscape, traffic patterns
• Cabarrus health alliance fights for clinics
• Corning proposes $50 million expansion in Midland
• Cabarrus decides against public-private partnership at landfill
• UPDATE: Two killed in speedway motorcycle crash after Vietnam vet event
• This Week at The Concord Libary - April 2, 2012
• Two killed in speedway motorcycle crash after Vietnam vet event
• Vietnam veterans get long-overdue homecoming celebration
• Vietnam veterans get long-overdue homecoming celebration
• Kannapolis council members defend decision to pray in silence
• N.C. DOT to shift traffic on Poplar Tent Road
• UPDATED: Kannapolis man accused of killing roommate
• Kannapolis man accused of killing roommate
• KMS students give back
• BREAKING: Kannapolis man faces murder charge after body found in trunk
• GOP Cabarrus commissioner candidates forum focuses on finances
• Kannapolis council moves to silent prayer
• $1 stadium lease in works between Kannapolis, Intimidators
• Cabarrus County Public Library Monthly Newsletter - March 26, 2012
• This Week at The Concord Libary - March 26, 2012
• Kannapolis-based company adding 119 jobs
• 'Hunger Games' extras celebrate movie release
• 'Hunger Game' fans line up at The Gem for premier
• Harrisburg leaders ride rail to DOT meeting
• Kannapolis leaders brace for revaluation impact
• Cabarrus schools consider GPS trackers on buses
• For homebound, meals program delivers
• Cabarrus jobless rate holds steady
• Kannapolis woman suing Iredell sheriff, deputy
• Cabarrus jobless rate holds steady
• Concord company's products have role in 'Hunger Games'
• Cabarrus shortfall fallout: Special Olympics survives budget scrutiny
• Rowan suspect sought in beating of pregnant woman
• Judge dismisses Charlotte Motor Speedway's suit against Cabarrus County
• Former Harrisburg administrator bilked town out of $40K, SBI charges
• BREAKING: Former Harrisburg town administrator hit with felony financial charges
• Harrisburg man accepts plea deal in sex case
• Second Concord motorcyclist dies in Florida
• Concord Museum to relocate
• KEF kicks off new campaign
• Pancake Day packs the house for Boys & Girls Club
• ALB staff says still working on dropout numbers
• Kannapolis woman's accused killer on trial in Gastonia
• Concord City Manager Named Rotarian of the Year
• Northwest Cabarrus gym gets go-ahead
• This Week at the Concord Library - March 12, 2012
• A.L. Brown takes aim at dropout rate
• Cabarrus girls shine as Scouts turn 100
• High-speed rail revisions soften impact in Harrisburg
• Small businesses are big factor in building strong Cabarrus economy
• Two Cabarrus bridges to be replaced
• Harrisburg considering liquor store
• Concord judge seeks seat on Court of Appeals
• Concord rebate plan turns up heat on utility competitors
• New city hall, police department top Kannapolis priorities
• Perdue visits damaged areas
• Community comes together after tornado
• Life in the circus
• Board approves project, funding request
• Commissioners look for cuts at DSS
• Order for arrest issued for Adam Baker in Caldwell County
• Confirmed: Tornado tore through Harrisburg neighborhood
• Cabarrus property values drop 13.3 percent on average
• Kannapolis police, fire departments launch social media platform
• Apparent tornado rips through Harrisburg neighborhood
• Harrisburg homes damaged by storm
• Soaring gas prices force budget, lifestyle changes
• Kannapolis business expansion could mean 154 jobs
• Harrisburg debates solution to revenue shortfall
• This Week at the Concord Library - February 27, 2012
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted for larceny in Caldwell County
• Portable chicken coops mean fresh eggs – and a growing business
• Four more file for Cabarrus school board
• Skipping jury duty? Think again
• GOP candidates: Put brakes on rail project
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Cabarrus TV host supplied cars to the stars
• This Week At The Concord Library - February 20, 2012
• Concord woman charged with murder
• Jeremy Mayfield indicted on four felony charges
• Three file for school board seats
• Juvenile crime program faces end of stimulus funds
• Obama leads campaign fundraising in Cabarrus
• Whittington remembered as 'everybody's coach'
• Concord man faces child porn charge
• DNC delegates bound for Concord
• Whittington, longtime Boys & Girls Club athletic director, dies
• This Week At The Concord Library - February 13, 2012
• School board nixes Spanish language immersion program
• Cabarrus candidates are off and running
• Lake Howell could be turned over to county water authority
• Job hunt tough for veterans
• Independent Tribune names new editor
• PLC hosts legislative luncheon
• Students donate artwork to Hospice
• Replica rifle leads to charges against Hickory Ridge student
• Concord man set to release second book about historic Cabarrus postcards
• Landfill expansion considered
• Sheriff's Office considers transporting individuals for deportation
• Concord judge seeks Court of Appeals seat
• Goddard School set for grand opening event
• School board discusses immersion program
• Cabarrus Rescue Squad disbands due to lack of funding, volunteers
• Lucky in Love silent auction reception is Friday
• This Week At The Concord Library - February 6, 2012
• Cabarrus school board will ask county for gym-improvement funds
• Kannapolis quadruplets make family's life interesting, fun
• Kannapolis Parks & Rec offers day trips
• Fans' thirst for geek culture fuels growing industry
• Deadline extended for Concord Public Safety Academy applications
• Donation creates $1 million professorship at UNC Nutrition Research Institute
• High-speed rail debate an emotional one in Harrisburg
• Cabarrus leaders considering tax increase
• Staff continues to prepare for Common Core
• Concord teachers receives donation from Honeycutt Foundation
• Phil Ford not in Concord today; Saturday appearances will go on as planned
• Concord man facing murder charges
• Cabarrus will help with DNC security
• Patriots Elementary students map it out through unique program
• RCCC leaders talk R3 Center anniversary, enrollment
• County will use empty beds for inmates with longer sentences
• School bus involved in Poplar Tent Road mishap
• Firefighters respond to blaze at former Landis mill
• Wolf Meadow kicks off Rachel's Challenge program
• Cabarrus commissioners: Helping small businesses should be priority
• Kannapolis native relishes 'American Idol' opportunity
• Harrisburg officials plan to fight rail project
• Harrisburg votes to hire new town administrator
• Concord woman reunites with EMS workers who helped save her life
• This Week At The Concord Library - January 30, 2012
• Jay White announces candidacy for District 82 seat
• Local Author Tells History of County Through Vintage Postcards
• I-85 project breeds concern in Kannapolis
• Yard sale find offers glimpse into NASCAR's old days
• Historic H.J. Peeler House opens
• Concord, Kannapolis mayors honored
• Murder suspect arrested in Kannapolis
• RSS receives two state public relations awards
• Batts named Regional Principal of the Year
• From comic book characters to cake toppers, Concord sculptor a cut above
• Cannon School hosts Chinese students
• Concord man faces felony abuse charge
• The Arc of Cabarrus to hold Winter Ball on Saturday
• Ten displaced by Georgia Street fire
• Cabarrus County Public Library News - January 23, 2012
• This Week At The Concord Library - January 23, 2012
• Virtual Charter Academy gains initial approval
• Loop Road nears reopening
• Kissell visits Kannapolis Middle School
• Kannapolis increases HOME program budget
• Fertenbaugh to not seek reelection
• Concord man pleads guilty, sentenced to 44-56 years in 2008 shooting
• Belly dancing troupe seeks to break stereotypes, inspire confidence
• Commissioners approve Rotary Park plans
• Cabarrus commissioners vote 4-1 to support grant helping working poor
• Former Cabarrus soldier spearheads Operation Caregiver campaign
• Local business owner talks job creation at White House
• Sheriff's Office seeks information on Midland break-ins
• This Week At The Concord Library - January 17, 2012
• Martin Luther King Day
• Kannapolis adopts guidelines for cemetery use
• Cooperative Christian Ministry marks 30 years of service
• New 24-hour emergency facility to start welcoming patients Monday
• Cabarrus board to vote on plans for gym rennovations
• Group raising money for baseball complex improvements
• Council for sustainable economy launches new program
• Kannapolis plans permanent e-waste disposal site
• Australian student teachers visit Woodrow Wilson Elementary
• CMC-Kannapolis grand opening set for Saturday
• Central Cabarrus football coach resigns
• 'Hardcore' auto racing show this weekend
• S.C. man arrested after Concord armed robbery
• COLUMN: High speed trains - Part 1
• Facility offers new exercise program in new year
• Residents speak out against Harrisburg rezoning
• Harrisburg council weighs options for open administrator position
• 'Aint Misbehavin' coming to Davis Theatre
• Cabarrus school board discusses reservations about virtual charter school
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• Kannapolis bans smoking in city parks
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 9, 2012
• Ceremony planned for Concord solar panel project
• Cabarrus officials consider shutting down landfill in 2012
• County building slated for demolition
• Winkler student takes top prize at county spelling bee
• TV series with ties to Cabarrus gets Golden Globe nominations
• COLUMN: I can't write my column today
• Local students take part in DECA competition
• COLUMN: Twelve resolutions for the new year
• COLUMN: A surprising cure
• Hickory Ridge beats A.L. Brown
• Adam Baker sentenced to jail
• DA: Sloop will not face death penalty
• Harrisburg teen named Special Olympics North Carolina Athlete of Year
• County: Sell or demolish Old Bethel School in 2012
• Concord Regional Airport gets $5.46M grant for improvements
• Adam Baker pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to one drug charge
• Jay M. Robinson boys win sixth in a row
• Bridge work to close portions of I-85 this weekend
• Suspect tasered, charged following drug investigation
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 3, 2012
• Former Concord star Lance Lewis chosen for all-star game
• Bakers could wrap up plea deals Thursday
• Adam Baker may make plea deal Wednesday
• Filmmaker documents stories of Cabarrus County
• Teacher, coach reflects on challenges of disease
• Jay M. Robinson boys win tournament
• Elisa Baker in federal court Thursday for plea hearing
• Two killed, one injured in Concord shooting
• Concord natives launch clothing line
• COLUMN: Bright future for energy supplies
• 2011: Year in review
• Concord still perfect after winning tourney
• Wonders sweep tourney titles
• Holiday basketball tournaments update
• Concord resident reflects on Everest adventure
• YMCA eager to start work at new Harrisburg site
• Organization to remember murdered children on New Years Day
• Government offices closed for New Years
• Youth Villages celebrates milestone, looks forward to 2012
• This Week at the Concord Library - December 28, 2011
• Local law enforcement plan New Year's Eve checkpoints
• Davis Theatre to host free film screening
• Small town studio with big time dreams
• Habitat Cabarrus, UNCC team up to weatherize homes
• Holiday basketball tourneys heat up Wednesday
• Cabarrus County Schools launches social media accountys
• County employees honored for service
• Cities prepare for 2012 revaluation
• COLUMN: Invest in energy
• WCU hires former Kannapolis star
• Kannapolis man overcoming amputation
• Children's letters to Santa Claus
• Officials: Recycling going strong
• Elisa Baker looking to make a deal on federal drug charges
• Kannapolis to offer electronics recycling Jan. 14
• Kannapolis Fire to offer CPR classes
• Two arrested in Concord for counterfeit documents
• NW's Bradley Pinion voted all-state punter
• Jay M. Robinson wrestlers roll on
• Year's end only marks midpoint of performing arts series
• More North Carolinians expected to travel this holiday season
• Students, military unite to help needy families
• County audit shows no questionable findings
• Poole voted chairman, Burrage vice chairman of county commission
• Local law enforcement help families in need to ensure a merry Christmas
• This Week at the Concord Library - December 19, 2011
• Volunteer's passion fuels unwavering support of local libraries
• Students hear from musician about the importance of libraries
• Concord boys win at Robinson
• Robinson girls rout Concord
• Author relates lesson in sport to lesson in life
• Kannapolis audit shows no major discrepancies in 2011
• A.L. Brown staff hosts celebration for local students
• Salvation Army distributes gifts to local families
• Kannapolis officials: ban on water sales not in city's best interest
• Youth gives back to community
• Cost of slaughter house facility continues to rise
• Congregations with different musical styles unite for concert
• Students safe after small fire forces evacuation at A.L Brown
• Kannapolis considers cemetery regulations that prohibit Sunday burials
• Veterans Park improvements to cost $1.6 million or more
• Cabarrus school board hears proposal for virtual charter school
• Cabarrus Arts brings performances to about 14,000 this fall
• NCHSAA realignment could decrease instructional time for athletes
• Midland road to close temporarily
• This Week at the Concord Library - December 12, 2011
• All-SPC football team announced
• Hall prepares for Robinson principal job
• Program benefits Toys of Tots
• Council approves Rotary Square concept
• Concord elects first female Mayor Pro-Tem
• Concord bans smoking, tobacco in parks
• Jay M. Robinson rallies by Marvin Ridge
• Alternative high school realignment plan released
• Zahra Baker's remains went to her father
• Salvation Army needs donations for Angel Tree program
• Arts Council distributes grassroots grants to community organizations
• Kannapolis dance school prepares for 'Nutcracker'
• Steen to run for Congress
• Cabarrus students take part in Girls on the Run 5K
• Hall named principal at Robinson
• Kannapolis parade set for Saturday
• Cabarrus school board elects new leaders, approves salary study
• Consultant: New locally-focused approach could produce jobs
• Vols hire former Concord High star Jay Graham
• Former Concord High golfer earns tour card
• Hickory man crashes car into DWI checkpoint
• Teachers fostered poet's calling
• Concord business owner blends passion for dolls into business
• Mack settles in at Opportunity School
• Marshall and Sifford take on new roles with county
• A.T. Allen teacher discusses invention
• Robinson boys rebound vs. Carson
• Rotary can-a-thon hosts kickoff event
• CHA project honored with leadership award
• Realignment plan would split current SPC teams
• A.L. Brown tops S. Rowan
• Boys & Girls Club fundraiser to host three weekend events
• Cabarrus unemployment drops to 9.5 percent in October
• District Attorney Jay Gaither reacts to Zahra's Law
• High school realignment plan released
• Nip/Tuck actress talks about filming 'Jimmy' in Cabarrus County
• Cabarrus EDC wins key accreditation
• Kannapolis suspect injured during robbery attempt
• Film industry bringing productions, money to Cabarrus
• Arts Council to host weekend hours for holiday shoppers, art enthusiasts
• Central Cabarrus receives $25,000 from Windstream
• Concord farm honored as region's best
• Calendar offers hope through cancer survivor stories
• Kannapolis hires new planning director
• Concord to break ground on Carolina Courts facility
• Police blotter for Wednesday, Nov. 30
• Concord airport to host emergency responder exercise
• Sewage leak closes A.T. Allen Elementary
• Chiquita to move headquarters to Charlotte
• Kannapolis to dedicate Carver Memorial Gardens
• Rowan authorities looking for Enochville robbery suspect
• Cabarrus I-85 speed limits to decrease
• Kannapolis hires new planning director
• Speed for Children in Need 5K Run, 1.5 Mile Track Walk and Kid's Dash
• Cabarrus health college degree becomes a family affair
• CCM hopes to complete three Teaching Houses by Christmas
• Habitat presents first memorial scholarship
• Kannapolis water rate changes impact high volume customers
• Carolina Christmas returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Community band celebrates 10 years of music
• Giving back in honor of a loved one
• Police blotter for Friday, Nov. 25
• Cabarrus County Public Library News - November 21, 2011
• This Week at the Concord Library - November 21, 2011
• Commissioners appoint Downs as county manager
• Carruth won't seek re-election in 2012
• Cabarrus school board OKs magnet programs
• Cabarrus school board postpones decision on salary study
• Brand New Opry shows at The Davis Theatre Dec. 8, 15
• Harrisburg Legion collecting items for homebound vets
• Concord Christmas Parade
• Catholic pulls away from Wonders
• Spiders fall short at West Rowan
• Salvation Army rings in season with Red Kettle kickoff
• Officials hope credit will help flush inefficient toilets
• Woodson University applies for program accreditation
• BLOTTER: Kannapolis man charged in string of car break-ins
• Rotary member receives special 'thank you' from soldier
• Round three football playoff scores
• Internet station fills void for local radio coverage
• Harrisburg women make dresses for children overseas
• Robinson to present 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'
• Work to stop on I-85 during Thanksgiving holiday
• Local author releases new book
• Kannapolis Fire collecting Toys for Tots
• Jobs coming to Concord, but economy slow to grow
• More stolen goods found on Mayfield's property
• Man with umbrella prompts ECU lockdown
• Kannapolis police officers promoted
• Fire damages Concord businesses
• Groundbreaking for Zahra memorial playground takes place
• Concord's Pregel to add 48 new jobs
• Former Concord council member Mathis dies
• Cannon students give back to other local students
• Old Courthouse Theatre to host 'Wonderful Life'
• Central Cabarrus to perform play about Sept. 11
• This Week at the Concord Library - November 14, 2011
• Lafferty filming motorsports show
• Candlelight vigil to be held for Concord murder victim
• Concord approves new sidewalk recommendations
• Former Concord High teacher charged with sex offenses with students
• COLUMN: Why we give
• Concord votes to allow scrolling, lighted signs
• Northwest students to perform play about Holocaust
• Restaurant offers meal, fundraiser for DAV
• Spiders rout Rockingham County
• Wonders answer Weddington's challenge
• Wonders, Spiders reach football quarterfinals
• Man charged with setting fires in Concord Walmart
• Portion of Cabarrus Ave. to be closed Monday
• Schools consider leasing old Odell fields
• I-85 lane shift in Concord this weekend
• Concord Police arrest larceny suspects
• Cool Car Rally highlights Alzheimer's awareness
• Cabarrus school board discusses salary study
• Former POW tells story to students
• Grant to help expand farmers market
• This Week at The Concord Library - November 7, 2011
• NC Half-Marathon and 5-K
• This Week At The Concord Library - October 31, 2011
• Cabarrus to drop recycling fee for TVs, computer monitors
• None injured in Concord house fire
• NW, Concord to meet in playoffs
• Meet the candidates: Harrisburg Town Council
• Harrisburg town administrator terminated
• Wonders hold off Spiders
• Cox Mill runs by NW Cabarrus
• Mt. Pleasant blanks Central Cabarrus
• Hickory Ridge shuts out Robinson
• Week 11 high school football scores
• Santa to a Senior program kicks off this week
• Local group seeks donations to help students
• Three charged in connections with nearly 100 break-ins
• Cabarrus players bring fun, smiles to Renaissance Festival
• Inaugural class inducted into Cabarrus Sports Hall of Fame
• Blotter: Two charged in Kannapolis drug bust
• Cabarrus, Rowan unemployment down in Sept.
• Concord offers Halloween safety tips, encourages early trick-or-treating
• Ramp to Kannapolis Parkway to temporarily close
• Taylor to lead NC Sheriff Chaplains Association
• Hickory Ridge volleyball falls to W. Iredell
• Concord concert series to highlight up-and-coming local artists
• Kannapolis 5K raises money for, awareness of fetal syndromes
• B-17 bomber lands at Concord airport ahead of aviation festival
• Pottery, glass arts on display at The Galleries
• Land being cleared for Apple solar farm in Maiden
• Cabarrus sheriff warns about recent vehicle break-ins
• Concord triathlon supports good cause
• Golf tournament raises funds to fight crime
• Mount Pleasant fundraiser grows to include four more schools
• County approves contract for meth lab cleanups
• This Week At The Concord Library - October 24, 2011
• McCrory to speak in Cabarrus
• County approves contract for meth lab cleanups
• Cox Mill beats Central Cabarrus
• Hickory Ridge shocks Concord
• Toastmasters club offers members hands-on public speaking experience
• EDC officials: despite recent improvements, luring manufacturing jobs remains key
• Robinson leads all Dist. 8 candidates in third quarter fundraising
• RCCC celebrates 20th anniversary of south campus
• Wonders at least SPC co-champs
• Week 10 high school football scores
• 'I Love My City' project to focus on Barber-Scotia improvements
• Trojans seek to surprise Wonders
• A.T. Allen's Batts named Principal of the Year
• Police blotter for Oct. 21
• Cabarrus school board prepares for retreat
• Board of Elections demolition architect selected
• Kannapolis residents concerned about revaluation's impact
• Kannapolis looking for participants for Christmas festival
• Veteran journalist Rose Post dies at 85
• President Barack Obama's motorcade rolls through Hickory
• Two charged in connection with Concord meth lab
• Cabarrus County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Cabarrus County
• Robinson senior pursues dream of teaching
• Cabarrus commissioners hears Tea Party concerns
• One-stop voting for municipal elections starts Thursday
• NASCAR driver helps educate parents on whooping cough
• 30,000 to see performing arts programs beginning this week
• This Week At The Concord Library - October 17, 2011
• Obama visits barbecue restaurant in Marion, N.C.
• President Barack Obama's motorcade rolls through Hickory
• Garay named Kannapolis Schools Principal of the Year
• Four arrested in Concord home invasion
• Family, friends remember Concord youth, hope to spread awareness
• Meals on Wheels survey shows program's impact across Cabarrus
• SpiriTED comes to Salisbury
• Family, friends remember Concord youth, hope to spread awareness
• Kenseth wins Bank of America 500
• FROM THE TRACK: Matt Kenseth wins
• FROM THE TRACK: Stewart, KyBusch dueling
• Ben Folds headlines N.C. Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony
• Spiders shut down Mt. Pleasant
• Wonders shut out Hickory Ridge
• Cox Mill celebrates Senior Night
• Northwest warms up for Wonders
• Week 9 high school football scores
• Gov. tours Motorsports Management Technology lab
• Local family looks forward to participating in walk
• NASCAR's Ragan visits with local students
• Concord athletic facility to be 'a game changer'
• 102-year-old cancer survivor named honorary race director
• Cabarrus paramedics named as North Carolina's best
• Sundrop murders to be featured on Nationwide car
• 'Game changing' announcement coming Thursday
• Kannapolis man sought by police
• 'A Christmas Carol' coming to The Davis Theatre
• Kannapolis to save nearly $200,000 by refinancing bonds
• Local group to host community balloon release on Saturday
• Local nonprofits not seeing a big change in giving
• CVB opens new center near speedway
• Hickory Ridge football game postponed again
• Board considers contract for meth lab clean-up
• Cabarrus board members tour local schools to help prioritize facility needs
• Daschunds dash in Wiener Run
• Concord stays tied for first place
• Northwest, Robinson win SPC games
• Wonders overcome Mt. Pleasant bid
• Week 8 high school football scores
• Cabarrus commissioners consider Rotary park proposal
• Cabarrus board recommends architect for Human Services building project
• Career change allows counselor to cater to seniors, caregivers
• Brick Wall Gallery showcases students' work
• Kannapolis man injured in single vehicle wreck
• Kannapolis Fire Department hosts open house
• CIT walk to school
• Concord company plans to bring 150 jobs to Mooresville
• NCHSAA realignment process begins
• SAT, AP scores improve
• Mega Heart, mobile care unit on display
• Board finalizes Day's compensation package
• Revaluation rates adjusted after residents object
• Citizens raise money to help orphans in Moldova
• Pittman tapped to replace Barnhart
• Funeral service today for son of Harrisburg council member
• Kannapolis officials question out-dated DOT plan
• Barber-Scotia College's history on display in new exhibit
• Concord converts turnovers into points
• Week 7 high school football scores
• Waste Pro holds grand opening at Concord facility
• Nurse manager named for CMC-Kannapolis
• New school, fresh philosophy
• Smith named Concord's Chief of Police
• Concord child's story offers lesson during Yom Kipper
• Modern Film Fest shines light on local film industry
• Bachmann supporters hold fundraiser as presidential candidate visits Concord
• Single point determines SPC leaders
• Rowan-Cabarrus awarded grants
• Concord resident featured on cover of national magazine
• Measmer eligible for consideration at GOP plans to name Barnhart's replacement
• This weekend is filled with arts
• Kannapolis Y to host mini-triathlon
• Cabarrus county manager to step down
• Northwest Cabarrus students get new look to raise awareness of ovarian cancer
• Kannapolis to demolish dilapidated structure
• Kannapolis stalls plans for Kellswater
• STEM Academy dedicated in Kannapolis
• Kannapolis Friends of the Library hosting book sale
• Kannapolis Fire to host annual open house
• STEM Academy dedicated in Kannapolis
• Concord resident featured on cover of national magazine
• Kannapolis native seeks Dist. 8 seat
• Cabarrus Health Alliance honors Henry for service
• Rowan Regional Medical Center recognized nationally
• Fate of Hotel Concord unclear as residents are forced to move
• Wonders shut out Central Cabarrus in Saturday football
• Spiders blank Robinson
• Cox Mill edges Ragin' Bulls in final minute
• Northwest turns back Mount Pleasant
• Week 6 high school football scores
• Woman killed in Concord car wreck
• Central-A.L. Brown football postponed; other games are on
• Kannapolis seeking Christmas festival participants
• Concord Fire to check hydrants
• Event to help raise money for family in need
• SPC storylines abound at season's midpoint
• Bark for Life event to be held Saturday
• County votes down Midland rezoning request
• Statesville visitors bureau in turmoil after hiring-procedure blunder
• This Week at the Concord Library - September 19, 2011
• Michele Bachmann coming to Cabarrus next week
• Concord church named in sex abuse lawsuit
• Cabarrus residents question revaluation methods
• Cabarrus school board approves second phase of vehicle plan
• Cabarrus County rejects stimulus money
• Concord High students learn dangers of distracted, impaired driving
• Hundreds gather to remember Davis
• Husband and wife dead in Concord Lowe's shooting
• Two killed at Lowe's Home Improvement in Concord
• BREAKING NEWS: Two killed at Lowe's Home Improvement in Concord
• Concord allows CVB to post signs on water tower
• Legislator teaches students about the Constitution
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis scores slump participation rises
• WWII-era plane pilot dies at W.Va. air show
• S&D Coffee owner, philanthropist dies
• Drag racers shine on cloudy day
• Cox Mill downs Mt. Pleasant
• Week 5 high school football scores
• Kannapolis' Jones commits to Virginia
• Cannon family home, former Cannon School on the market
• Rare diagnosis leads to father-to-son kidney transplant
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• DA: Elisa was afraid police were closer than they were
• Displaced Kannapolis church finds new life
• Chapman named Kannapolis City Schools' top educator
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty, to serve 14-18 years
• N.C. DOT to close lanes on Interstate 85 in Cabarrus
• Concord band to open 2011-12 Footlights series at The Davis Theatre
• Cox Mill student reflects summer studies
• Cabarrus school energy plan cuts expenses
• Residents anxious about plans for Kellswater neighborhood
• Chapman named Kannapolis City Schools' Teacher of the Year
• Oblinger to be named Murdock Institute president
• Oblinger to be named Murdock Institute president
• Zahra's Story, Part 1: The Girl from Down Under
• Zahra's Story, Part 2: New Life in North Carolina
• Zahra's Story, Part 3: Murder and Mourning
• Decision delayed on Elisa Baker trial location
• Portion of Concord greenway to close for repairs
• Regional artist grants now taking applications
• Concord to dedicate Coca-Cola sign Wednesday
• Share your memories of 9/11
• A decade later, first responders still have vivid memories of Sept. 11 attacks
• High school seniors reflect on anniversary
• Art studio taking shape
• Board of Elections moves into Old Creamery, open house planned
• Fall charity ride to raise money for foster children
• County events mark 10th anniversary
• Week 4 high school football scores
• Born in the shadow of 9/11
• Statesville High students honor the fallen during 9/11 tribute
• Suspect arrested in Concord murderc
• Exhibit honors McClamrock a year after death in Iraq
• Retired NY Police Detective teaches kids importance of 9/11
• Street closing this weekend in Concord
• Literacy Council to host Spelling Bee
• This Week at the Concord Library - September 6, 2011
• Weekend storms knock out power in Concord
• N.C. Research Campus to host science conference
• Concord resident hopes to help local students with SAT
• Intimidators fail to make playoffs
• Monday football games not played
• Jeff Whittington Performance to Benefit Wings2Soar
• Cabarrus County Public Library Newsletter - September 1, 2011
• Local government, schools closed for Labor Day
• Students participate in BioMoto challenge
• Intimidators rained out
• Week 3 high school football scores
• Local government, schools closed for Labor Day
• Environmental education film screening next week in Kannapolis
• Intimidators doubleheader to benefit fallen firefighter
• Concord resident hopes to help local students with SAT
• Students and faculty settle in at STEM magnet programs
• NC State grad prepares for year in Senegal
• Jimmy Pyro eats, breathes fire
• City of Concord line crew moves to Kinston, tree crews remain in Rocky Mount
• Unemployment in Cabarrus flat, Rowan increased in July
• Cabarrus County foundation offering grant money for non-profits
• Six arrested in Kannapois heroin bust
• Maze Daze
• Woman dead in Kannapolis car wreck
• 'Redneck Roots' to screen at Kannapolis' Modern Film Fest
• Cabarrus Family Medicine earns national recognition
• RCCC enrollment declines for fall semester
• RCCC student recognized as nation's best
• This Week at the Concord Library - August 29, 2011
• Concord power crews assist in Hurricane Irene clean-up
• Clean-up begins after Irene's rampage
• KIDS: PLUS staff looks ahead under new leadership
• Irene plows through eastern NC
• Week 2 high school football scores
• Atlantic Beach hunkers down as Irene makes landfall
• Kannapolis business home to one of world's largest solar farms
• School nurses: We're the first line of defense
• Correctional Center's "Leash on Life" program winds down
• Concord singer discusses 'Americas Got Talent' experience
• Concord bakery opens doors
• Groups unite to educate community about prostate cancer
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis systems return to school
• RCCC nursing programs to move to Research Campus
• Economic impact from tourism increased in Cabarrus County last year
• Exercising for a cause
• Suspect sought in Harrisburg break-in case
• Cabarrus, cities to host Sept. 11 ceremony
• 'Witness Insecurity' actor talks about his craft, filming in Kannapolis
• Retired teachers reflect on past, first day of school
• Teachers get excited as start of school year approaches
• Speedway's annual something-for-everyone car show returns this weekend
• Back to School for Concord - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kyle Busch says he's sorry, fined $1,000
• Universities expected to add jobs at Kannapolis campus
• Va. quake felt across Cabarrus
• UPDATED: Quake rocks D.C., felt in North Carolina
• 5.9 magnitude quake shakes East Coast
• Cabarrus C&D landfill to temporarily suspend collections
• This Week at the Concord Library - August 22, 2011
• Concord considers lease bid for parking deck solar panels
• Cannon School opens with higher enrollment
• Video: Part one - Ned Jarrett: HOF career begins in Hickory
• High school football scores
• Former Concord football coach Ick Alley dies
• Nutrithon aims to raise funds to help future scientists
• Concord couple's passions come together in roller derby
• Concord native reflects on summer abroad
• Former Barnhart challenger wants to be considered for his replacement
• Cabarrus school leaders draft goals for strategic plan
• Third suspect arrested in Kannapolis murder case
• School board hears more about student bullying
• Search and Rescue dog dedicated life to serving others
• Woodson University announces partnership for customer service program
• County seeks input on revaluation document
• 'Watch the Throne' pairs music icons Jay-Z and Kanye West
• Celgard to receive more incentives after expansion announcement
• Cox Mill Chargers has options
• Intimidators rally in the ninth to win
• Kannapolis library needs gently-used books for books sale
• Concord Spiders seek strong beginning
• Central Cabarrus pursues a 'W'
• Surveying high school football on the eve of a new season
• What does the debt downgrade mean locally?
• Surveying high school football on the eve of a new season
• Eagle Scout's service project builds character
• Author's daughter provides inspiration for novel
• Concord incumbents to face challengers
• Mount Pleasant alum elected state FFA officer
• Leaders celebrate broadband expansion with 'virtual groundbreaking'
• What does the debt downgrade mean locally?
• Intimidators increase first-place lead
• Kannapolis Scholars reflect on program
• Concord awards contract for police cars
• Founders of new school look forward to first year
• Harrisburg Girl Scouts' service project seeks to bring comfort to victims of trauma
• Historic Concord District of the A.M.E. Zion Church elects first woman as presiding elder
• Local man starts online math tutoring business
• Campers get their hands dirty in Discovery Garden
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• Election law gets scrutiny in process to appoint Barnhart successor
• Kannapolis Police arrest juvenile suspect in homicide case
• Suspect sought in Enochville robbery
• Accident closes portion of I-85
• Wonders' Washington commits to UNC
• White, Measmer running for Barnhart's seat
• Cabarrus C&D landfill closed Thursday
• Kannapolis man shot dead Tuesday night
• Kannapolis board approves fees, cuts transportation funding
• Kannapolis moves forward with stadium purchase
• A ride on Sergeant Smash
• The Galleries opens 'Making Arrangements' exhibit
• Barnhart to retire from General Assembly, join McGuireWoods
• Legion post celebrates new addition
• The Galleries hosts 'Making Arrangements' through Oct. 6
• Scout's service project builds character
• Cabarrus prison set to close Dec. 1
• Too Much Sylvia to perform in Kannapolis Saturday
• DOT to begin second phase of Kannapolis tunnel project
• BBB warns against flooded car scams
• Speedway to host Parade of Power Tuesday
• Master organist's French compositions with a unique twist
• Carver revitalization project under way as Wood Avenue opens
• Humane Society opens new shelter in Concord
• Flood warning in effect for Cabarrus
• Races showcase benefits of cycling go beyond having fun
• Cabarrus students receive more in scholarship funds
• Webb Road Flea Market reopens this weekend
• Concord man wanted in connection with Morganton break-in
• YMCA and Sailfish Aquatics gear up for year-round swim team
• OldCabarrus jail materials slated for reuse
• Report: High school graduation rates rise
• Hamilton murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Church's clothes closet hopes to expand to meet demand
• Cabarrus school board concerned about bullying data
• Two nabbed in Kannapolis pot bust
• Students, teacher paint Kannapolis scenes in local restaurant
• Modern Film Fest at the Davis to screen 'Automorphosis'
• Ga. native wins Legends Big Money race
• Cabarrus school board concered about bullying data
• Cabarrus school board concoered about bullying data
• Cabarrus slaughterhouse construction set to begin soon
• N.C. Music Hall of Fame gains major sponsors
• Minter leaving First Assembly for J.C. Smith job
• Benefits of breastfeeding highlighted this week at CHA
• Despite errors, Legends beat Intimidators
• Kannapolis Scholars hosts seminar on childhood obesity
• TWo arrested in connection to Rowan church break-ins
• This Week at the Concord Library - August 1, 2011
• NCDOT: $4 million slated for Cabarrus roads
• Tax free weekend offers variety of deals
• Concord plans National Night Out events
• Young Kannapolis racer returns for Big Money race
• Church hosting school supply drive for those in need
• Learning center director Goedeke dies
• Candidate filing for Concord City Council open
• CMC-NorthEast, Jeff Gordon Children's Hospital celebrates infection-free milestone
• Gentiva Health to hold food drive for CCM food bank
• Local officers graduate from crisis intervention training
• Intimidators to host recycling night
• Kannapolis honors long-time board member
• Intimidators beat Tourists
• Legends Big Money 100 Preview
• New Wolf Meadow Elementary principal Auerbach ready for school to start
• Church's Heritage Day celebration honors Civil War-era veterans
• Summer Shootout: Ashley Caldwell
• Kannapolis to push cleanup effort
• Summer Shootout champions crowned
• Program for unemployed gets new life
• Kannapolis officials torn over what to do with Centerview building
• Baddour stepping down as AD at Carolina
• County DSS receives national recognition
• Shoemaker promoted; Intimidators get top pick
• Body found in burned Concord mobile home
• Kannapolis officials hear plan for Veterans Park improvements
• Last chance to see 'Location, Location, Location'
• Speaker at Catawba tells students about idea that made him a CNN Hero
• Local teacher excited to share biotechnology with students
• Intimidators start homestand Thursday
• More jobs, investment announced at Celgard ribbon cutting
• Lewallen misses cut for British Senior Open
• Seager back in Triple-A
• Intimidators win vs. Asheville
• Charlotte's Green City Index ranking to help provide blueprint for future plans
• Alzheimer's event kicks off this week
• Teachers learn more about STEM through boot camp
• Food pantries feeling summer pinch
• School board state reduction, policy change updates
• Kannapolis recycling program exceeding expectations
• Most Cabarrus, Kannapolis schools fall short of AYP targets
• Cabarrus register of deeds to retire in 2012
• Harrisburg Marine battling lymphoma remains in good spirits
• Author blends real life, storytelling into historical novels
• Section of Concord greenway closed Thursday
• Drivers continue dominance at Summer Shootout
• Intimidators fall to Tourists on the road
• Kyle Busch's court date continued to Aug. 23
• Local artists invited to apply for regional grants
• Speech pathologist attends unique workshop
• Harrisburg teacher travels to China
• County continues contract with Punchy's Diner
• County, schools consider tech partnership
• Potential GOP candidate stumps in Concord
• Central Cabarrus football practice slated
• Lewallen qualifies for Senior British Open
• Hot bats propel Intimidators over Lakewood
• Stories Under the Stars returns to Kannapolis Saturday
• Concord Museum highlights 35 years of the Old Courthouse Theatre
• BBB announces 'Dirty Half Dozen' list
• Harrisburg bakery finding its niche
• Robinson student prepares for opportunity in DC
• Concord Museum highlights 35 years of the Old Courthouse Theatre
• Cabarrus Sustainability Council works to cut air pollution
• MURDOCK Study expands focus
• Concord council awards Charlotte company contract for solar panel project
• Intimidators stay a game out of first
• One dead, one injured in interstate wreck in Concord
• Municipal filings close; no incumbents run in Harrisburg
• Summer Shootout: Austin Langenstein
• Concord man convicted on bank robbery charges
• Hickory Ridge High alums begin cheesecake business
• Cabarrus couple starts Christian-based clothing company
• Kannapolis approves nearly $800,000 in road resurfacing work
• Family offering reward in Concord homicide case
• Municipal election filing closes Friday
• Cabarrus could pick up seat in N.C. House under proposed maps
• Students start cheesecake business
• Cabarrus school board explores partnership with Concord on J.N. Fries fields
• Intimidators hold on for win vs. Rome Braves
• Mynatt to fill open Cabarrus school board seat
• Award-winning travel documentary to screen in Kannapolis Friday
• "Barbra's Wedding" opens Living Room Reading Series
• Kannapolis to host Band of OZ
• Tour artist for Prince Charles exhibiting at The Galleries
• Organizer of the school nursing program retires
• Local business leaders form economic development advocacy group
• Intimidators beat Lakewood
• Kannapolis Legion season ends at Finch Field
• Concord computer business celebrates 20 years
• Kannapolis school board approves new assistant principal
• Free concert in Kannapolis Wednesday
• UPDATE: Missing elderly man found
• Know the signs of heat stroke
• Alligator bites boy for Concord at Indiana amusement park
• Temperatures soar across Cabarrus
• Officials debate proposed district changes
• Concord siblings prepare for cross-country adventure
• Cabarrus Rotary names new leadership
• New Concord blood donation center fills needs
• Sifting through the memories
• Concord, Kannapolis drop Legion playoff openers
• Can faith and uncertainty co-exist?
• Win Avett Brothers simulcast tickets!
• Win Avett Brothers simulcast tickets!
• CORRECTION: Department of Aging seeking new food contract
• Cabarrus prison set to close at end of the year
• Cannon Foundation grant supports Kannapolis dental program
• Local nonprofit needs your vote
• Concord Police identify homicide victim
• School board OKs student records policy
• Cabarrus prison set to close at end of the year
• 'Megamind' screening at Kannapolis Friday
• Kyle Seager called up to big leagues
• Celgard announced grand opening for Concord facility
• Concord, DOT to host public workshop on Derita Road widening
• Kannapolis in Legion playoffs
• For local pitmasters, summer is for grillin'
• Harrisburg business named Charlotte's best
• Arts Council serves up a variety of summer entertainment
• This Week at the Concord Library - July 5, 2011
• Candidates for November municipal elections launch campaigns
• Hickory Ridge student attends national camp
• Cabarrus vet, citizens part of veterans' memorial
• Concord Legion team makes playoffs, Kannapolis iffy
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Community Blood Center to open donation center in Concord
• Concord Police investigate possible homicide
• Mothers & Children ministry celebrates anniversary
• TVs, computers banned from state's landfills
• Kannapolis, Concord launch new recycling programs
• School official: No big surprises as committee finalizes budget resolution
• CIT knap recycling
• CIT ccm2
• CIT ccm1
• Supervision is key to summer water safety
• Kannapolis man among those killed in I-40 wreck
• Spotlight shines on youth in 'Seussical'
• Behind the scenes: Harrisburg July 4th fireworks
• City official calls speedway settlement 'fair'
• Camp caters to caregivers
• Parisi resigns as Robinson's wrestling coach
• Concord settles lawsuit with speedway
• Summer Shootout: Gray Gaulding
• New season of Davis Theatre performances set
• Schools want waivers for adding instructional days
• CVB announces 2011-12 board of directors
• Kannapolis changes sign ordinance
• Kannapolis approves budget
• Program offers high school students insight into medical careers
• Charlotte Symphony returns to Kannapolis Saturday
• Harrisburg July 4th ramps up this weekend
• Kannapolis Middle's 'No Idling' program nets 'phenomenal' results
• Eury reflects on award, advocacy for hearing loss
• Literacy Council, library partner to continue adult reading programs
• Cabarrus doctor gains unique perspective after life-saving surgery
• Northwest athletic trainer Patterson retires
• Unemployment rate steady in Cabarrus
• Independent Tribune moving to Facebook commenting online
• Summer Shootout Intro
• Kannapolis couple selling calendar for good cause
• United Way helps local agencies during trying economic times
• Board approves construction contract for slaughterhouse
• Local teen, family celebrate special anniversary
• Sinkhole closes road in Kannapolis
• Concord Post 51 sweeps Kannapolis
• Avetts' show to be broadcast at speedway July 9
• Cabarrus approves budget
• New course highlights links between being outdoors, improved health
• Cox Mill athlete earns silver medal in state games
• Cabarrus board OKs fire tax increases
• Kinston Football Coach Catches Huge Catfish
• RCCC uses technology to spread word about open houses
• Cabarrus approves budget
• Gov. signs law making stock car racing state sport
• Kannapolis Post 115 wins big
• New Kannapolis institute faculty to study fetal alcohol effects
• This Week at the Concord Library - June 20, 2011
• Intimidators wrap up first half with pair of wins
• Concord house damaged in fire
• Kannapolis woman charged with murder
• Program explores air quality in Cabarrus, Rowan
• Concord Police search for armed robbery suspect
• Poets interest in writing started at an early age
• Concord vol. fire dept. to close after 57 years
• Cabarrus athlete to compete in World Games in Greece
• Portion of Church Street in Concord closed Saturday
• Habitat names new executive director
• Legends Million races back to Concord in August
• Cabarrus developer lawsuit going to state supreme court
• Concord Fire and Life Safety to host career day
• Two scientists join N.C. State plant institute
• Three Kannapolis officers honored
• Citizens get 'arrested' to raise money for MDA
• Drivers get back-to-back wins at Summer Shootout
• Errors costly for Intimidators
• Speedway refiles lawsuit against Concord, county
• Kannapolis hosts Skydog Woody, Part-Time Blues Band Saturday
• 'On Stage at the Davis' to feature music, drama, comedy
• Cabarrus gets tours of new jail facility before it opens next week
• Three years later, Sun-Drop suspect still at large
• This Week at the Concord Library - June 13, 2011
• Cabarrus school officials decide on process to fill vacant seat
• Kannapolis school board keeps leaders
• Kannapolis budget adds jobs
• Intimidators trying to make up ground
• Report: Carroll didn't have control during plane crash
• Concord officials OK budget
• Harrisburg-area break-in suspects arrested
• Obama Speaks at Cree Pt. 4
• Obama speaks at Cree Pt. 3
• Obama speaks at Cree Pt. 2
• Obama speaks at Cree Pt. 1
• Obama tours Cree
• Camp Cannon begins summer sessions
• President Obama arrives at RDU
• Harvey reigns, Lewallen takes the cash at Irish Creek tourney
• Concord officials OK budget
• Kannapolis begins distributing containers ahead of next month's launch
• NC DOT begins paving in Cabarrus today
• Obama to visit Cree on Monday
• Video: Wiebe wins playoff to snag Greater Hickory Classic Title
• Photos: graduation 2011
• Video: Tway maintains lead at 14-under
• Mount Airy police chief, captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Video: Round one - Greater Hickory Classic
• Mount Airy police chief and captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Concord Airport seeks city match to grant for new control tower
• Harrisburg officials: We need fire rate increase
• Harvey wins tourney at Irish Creek
• Massive "Arrest" of Concord Citizens for MDA
• Pitching shines as Rome bests Kannapolis
• Cabarrus school board discusses open seat
• School board discusses vehicle plan, state budget
• Health alliance to have some control over spending county funds, school's won't
• Concord Post 51 routs Kannapolis
• This Week at the Concord Library - June 6, 2011
• Kannapolis outdoor movie series starts Friday
• Childress fined $150,000 for Busch altercation
• RCCC enrollment flattens, begins new loan process
• Concord event to put belly dancing at center stage
• Irish Creek to host 47th North Carolina Open this week
• 'I did not break the law': Edwards faces 30 years on charges of using campaign funds on mistress
• Two charged with felony home invasion
• Edwards pleads not guilty: 'There's no question I've done wrong, but I did not break the law."
• Concord cuts 12 vacant positions, freezes 21 more to balance budget
• John Edwards neighbor says indictment is sad, expected
• John Edwards neighbor says indictment is sad, expected
• Wreck on I-85 at Dale Earnhardt Boulevard has lanes closed
• Watch John Edwards' statement live here
• Edwards expected to plead not guilty
• Chamber looks at building options
• Area Presbyterian churches address issue of homosexuality in leadership
• Kannapolis Education Foundation to roast Horton
• Rotary Club looking for donations for packages for soldiers
• Four Cabarrus players named part of 'Big 22'
• Hot start dooms Intimidators
• County agencies make case for budget needs
• Concord High's Knox commits to UNC
• Photo Gallery: Intimidators
• McMahan wins at The Dirt Track at Charlotte
• Modern Film Fest to present free screening of 'Being the Diablo' after this month's downtown art walk
• Proposed Concord budget holds tax rate
• Students win local jewelry design contest
• Patriots Elementary students collect food for CCM
• Concord alters rules for economic grant
• Veterans Remembered in Kannapolis Service
• Concord man sentenced to 17.5 years in porn case
• This Week at the Concord Library - May 31, 2011
• Memorial Day weekend not just about racing
• FROM THE TRACK: Gas beats Dale Jr.
• Harvick wins when Earnhardt runs out of gas
• FROM THE TRACK: KyBusch leads
• Scholarships honor former council members
• Chef attacks life and food with passion and vigor
• Robinson staff reflect on past, look toward future
• Kenseth drives by Edwards to win Top Gear 300
• FROM THE TRACK: Kenseth wins Top Gear 300
• Charity League fundraiser showcases local gardens, restaurants
• Facing cuts, KCS feels optimistic about Senate's proposed budget
• Unemployment down in Cabarrus, Rowan
• FROM THE TRACK: A race track wedding
• Kannapolis celebration to honor local veterans
• PHOTOS: Qualifying for the 600
• FROM THE TRACK: Keselowski wins pole
• FROM THE TRACK: Keselowski wins pole
• Jackson Park Elementary, Dale Jr. Foundation partner to help low income families
• State-level changes to inmate housing would put financial burden on county
• Central Cabarrus students hear Rachel's Challenge
• ESPN: Recipient of Jason Ray's heart dies
• Robinson softball rally falls short
• One swing fells Trojans softball in third round
• Service changes announced for Memorial Day holiday on May 30
• City of Concord accepting applications for Concord 101 through August 5
• Plan art activities for your children this summer
• Back Creek Christian students provide spectators with unique learning experience
• Students learn French language, culture
• Visually-impaired middle school student shares forecast, love for weather
• This Week at the Concord Library - May 23, 2011
• Photos: NCHSAA Softball Playoffs
• Kyle Busch cited for 128 in a 45 mph zone
• Kannapolis officials consider $300 gift in budget that cuts expenses
• City of Concord works to ensure a safe and pleasant experience for race fans
• Intimidators fall to Delmarva
• Ned Jarrett humbled by induction into NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Commentary: Ned's quiet way heard throughout NASCAR
• Video: Part three - Ned Jarrett: Behind the mic
• Video: Part two - Ned Jarrett: The move to big-time
• COLUMN: Baby Boomers war against aging
• Animal protection resolution approved
• Concord art gallery closes doors
• Trashed studio gives new life to discarded scraps
• Edwards dominant in All-Star win
• FROM THE TRACK: Ragan, Keslowski, Dale Jr. move to All-Star Race
• FROM THE TRACK: Edwards wins All-Star Race
• County unveils new website
• Covenant Classical grads look back on 13 years at school
• CIT art gallery
• Trashed
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• Cabarrus nonprofits prepare for Ducktona Dash
• David Matthew Hallman arrested for two counts of first degree rape
• Rape suspect in custody
• 2011 National Public Works Week underway through May 21
• A dream deferred
• Hickory Ridge students build model roller coasters
• Newly-opened Meredith's Market to showcase local art, produce
• Coltrane-Webb hosts 'Laps for Laptops'
• Kannapolis church reaches out to disaster victims
• County's proposed budget holds tax rate, cuts spending
• Concord police seek man suspected of rape
• Palo wants to fill empty school board seat
• Deadline approaching for arts council grants
• Concord store to host free concert for Humane Society
• County's role in Civil War paved way for textile legacy
• This Week at the Concord Library - May 16, 2011
• Voters approve Cabarrus sales tax hike
• View results of Cabarrus sales tax referendum here
• County sells Bethel School
• County landfill discussions get heated
• Student brings unloaded BB gun to Central Cabarrus
• Local sports round-up for May 18
• Cox Mill junior pushes to the top
• Intimidators lose lead, drop road game to W. Virginia
• Traffic management a priority for speedway
• Father, daughter graduate from Cabarrus health college
• New bakery coming to Afton Village
• Economist tells Cabarrus leaders to go local to rebuild economy
• NASCAR, corporations use Concord airport as gateway
• Sales tax referendum set for Tuesday
• Intimidators go 7-1 at home
• Kannapolis schools rally against budget cuts
• Concord rolls out new recycling bins
• Carson ends Mt. Pleasant's baseball season
• Local sports round-up for May 15
• Northwest wins SPC softball tourney
• Cox Mill's Elliot stars at state meet
• Local sports round-up for May 13
• Wood Bros. story inspires at Boys & Girls Club fundraiser
• Kannapolis to start collecting county taxes within city limits
• Intimidators win fifth in a row
• Cox Mill opens soccer playoffs with shutout win
• Kannapolis school bus involved in wreck
• Bikers riding to DC to honor fallen officers
• Thursdays on Main concert series begins again in Kannapolis
• New Concord bridal shop offers unique dresses and service
• School boards adopt resolutions about taxes
• Kannapolis residents stop rezoning for mystery business
• RCCC to offer enrichment classes
• School board member Helms resigns
• This Week at the Concord Library - May 9, 2011
• Newsome is new Wonders football coach
• School board member Helms resigns
• Newsome is new Wonders football coach
• Concord Swim Club hopes to attract new members
• Skin cancer awareness could save your life
• Rabies clinics offer low-cost vaccinations for pets
• Future graduates reflect on time at RCCC
• County mulls joint effort to expand construction, demolition landfill
• Atwood throws gem in SPC baseball finals
• Piedmont Choral Society to hold spring concert
• Parents, staff to host education rally next week
• Literacy Council seeks partnership with library system
• County vote seeks to improve pet adoption rate
• Teacher of the Year reflects on award
• Local sports round-up for May 6
• NW, Robinson top SPC softball rankings
• Adam Baker must notify DA's office if he leaves state
• 'Show up Saturday' at The Galleries
• Kannapolis Village Fest celebrates 32 years this weekend
• School board looks at plan for reducing vehicle usage
• Local sports round-up for May 4
• Part of sheriff's administration building considered for law enforcement classes
• Royal Oaks' Patterson honored by Cabarrus County Schools
• Intimidators drop another close one vs. Hickory
• After 42-year journey home, Shue laid to rest
• Robinson's team, Spiders' Ritchie move on
• This Week at the Concord Library - May 2, 2011
• NC politicians react to death of Osama bin Laden
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Joint project to improve traffic flow, air quality
• Pregnancy center looks toward the future
• Health Alliance faces challenge of doing more with less
• Thousands pay respects to fallen Cabarrus soldier
• Route announced for Shue procession
• As retirement nears, Pickett reflects on 43-year career
• Annexation vote for new Catholic school delayed again
• Shue's return a culmination of years of work
• Kannapolis leaders hopes master plan will reinvigorate downtown
• Youth prepare for international service on Jamaican mission trip
• DOT to close Morehead Road Friday for road work
• Suspect wanted in Midland boat theft
• Northwest, East Rowan fall in opening day of F&M Bank Classic
• Kannapolis schools partner with Nutrition Research Institute for science fair
• March unemployment rates drop in Cabarrus, Rowan
• Intimidators score season-high 13 in win
• Cabarrus County Public Library Newsletter - May 2011
• 'Red Dirt Rising' to screen at Davis Theatre
• Students race solar-powered cars at speedway
• Retirement community teams to face off in Wii bowling competition
• RCCC's Rotaract Club works locally, internationally
• This Week at the Concord Library - April 25, 2011
• Kannapolis board approves alcohol sales at event series
• McCrory speaks to Cabarrus women's club
• Local sports round-up for April 27
• POW/MIA bracelets a lasting tribute to Donnie Shue
• Cabarrus, Rowan baseball teams square off
• Intimidators lose opener of 5-game road series
• Two Kannapolis women sought in gift card scheme
• Public safety drill to be held at Perdue Farms plant Wednesday
• Route announced for Shue procession
• Route announced for Shue procession
• Tips to reduce the risk of kidney stones
• Cabarrus to honor Shue, family on Saturday
• Cox Mill student's condition inspires walk-a-thon
• POETRY CORNER: Student focuses on simple things in her poetry
• Concord fitness center works exclusively for women
• Telelphone friends to meet at Shue's service
• Cabarrus Partnership for Children worries about impact of reduced Smart Start funding
• Intimidators beat Power; play doubleheader tonight
• Students give back for Earth Day
• Chargers blank Bulldogs to share top spot in SPC girls soccer
• Local sports round-up for April 24
• Cabarrus schools employees learn about health and wellness
• Ragin' Bulls softball bounces back
• Intimidators resume winning ways
• Health alliance assists with nutrition program
• Community participates in school planning forum
• Concord church serves Passover dinner
• Connextions adding 400 jobs in Concord
• Community garden offers lesson to the young
• Cabarrus ceremonies to honor Shue announced
• Connextions adding jobs 400 jobs in Concord
• Former Rowan deputy faces drug charges
• Concord Police promotes Stofford
• Cabarrus commissioners support sales tax increase
• Nearly 30,000 students, teachers see performances in 2010-11
• Central Cabarrus to host drama camp
• Cabarrus College students learn by living in other's shoes
• Cox Mill class donates to children's hospital
• EnviroMingle draws enthusiastic crowd
• Northwest reigns in SPC baseball; second place up for grabs
• Concord officials oppose proposed utilities bill
• Cabarrus commissioners approve sales tax referendum
• Students hope to increase awareness of renewable energy
• Robinson softball rally continues
• Intimidators win home opener, fall to Crawdads over weekend
• PHOTOS: Four-Wide Nationals finals
• Friend of Concord doctor explains transplant decision
• Tables turn as Concord doctor needs kidney transplant
• PHOTOS: NHRA Four-Wide Nationals, Saturday
• Rain-delayed racing to resume at zMax
• PHOTOS: Intimidators' home opener
• PHOTOS: NHRA Four-Wide
• Concord High shows car crash scene to promote safety
• Concord officials consider changes to district boundaries
• Speakeasy Alehouse opens in Concord
• Film screening to educate the community on a healthier lifestyle
• Camaraderie, competition drive racers at zMax Dragway's biggest event
• Camaraderie, competition drive racers at zMax Dragway's biggest event
• Coyotes spotted in Kannapolis
• Annual Easter play becomes passion for Harrisburg woman
• Harrisburg students learn about Africa in a unique way
• Cabarrus Arena hosts Speical Olympics spring games
• Wonders, Ragin' Bulls lead way in SPC track
• Local sports round-up for April 15
• Intimidators open home season Friday
• Kannapolis to consider annexing school site
• PHOTOS: Special Olympics
• NHRA's Brown sets sights on 4-Wide Nationals in Concord
• Art walk returns to downtown Concord Friday
• Time running out for last-minute tax filers
• Cabarrus schools could cut 23 assistants in proposed budget
• Recycling event at green festival Saturday
• Cabarrus Habitat director retires
• Hickory Ridge Middle hosting walkathon Saturday
• RCCC to offer digital photography classes
• Kannapolis Center City master plan nearly complete
• Local sports round-up for April 13
• Intimidators win third in a row
• Budget cuts could impact 118 Kannapolis school positions
• Cone's 70 leads Bulldogs to golf title
• Feature films holding casting calls in Concord, Charlotte area
• Intimidators sweep BlueClaws in Sunday doubleheader
• Operation 'Drive to Live' kicks off at NC schools
• COLUMN: Fixing the fridge on fumes
• County to consider renewing contract for drug rehabilitation program
• Cabarrus, Rowan agencies join forces to protect foster children
• Coltrane LIFE Center supporters petition against budget cuts
• A. L. Brown hosts Artists' Showcase
• Author, veteran Tim O'Brien speaks to students at Jay M. Robinson
• Health alliance provides innovation in prenatal care
• Cabarrus Health Alliance celebrates 100 years
• Cabarrus approves contract for arena storage, office building
• Pushup challenge to benefit Wounded Warriors
• YMCA support campaign begins next week
• Concord school choir to be on TV competition this weekend
• Zoning change would allow small-scale ethanol production
• Cabarrus first responders tour new transport base
• Local collector looking for 409 parts at the Food Lion AutoFair
• Northwest holds off Tigers in softball action
• Parking lot closed for repairs at Kannapolis park
• Student OK after accident near bus stop
• Student OK after accident near bus stop
• New NC State Coach Gottfried: 'We want to win'
• 'Blood Done Signed My Name' to round out Concord stage series
• Q&A: Author Tim O'Brien discusses legacy of "Things They Carried"
• A. L. Brown to host artists showcase
• Robinson to perform 'The Music Man'
• NC State scores former Crimson Tide coach Gottfried
• Cabarrus animal control changes making impact
• Local sports round-up for April 6
• Thompson takes over as Intimidators manager
• Kannapolis study seeks to link fruit drink with reduced inflamation
• Cabarrus school board voices concern about employee vehicles
• N.C. State scores former Crimson Tide coach Gottfried
• Spring storms hit Cabarrus
• This Week at the Concord Library - April 4, 2011
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Intimidators fall to Dash, 10-9, in exhibition game
• NC lawmakers begin work on redistricting
• New university begins classes in Concord
• The Old Creamery in Concord gets eco-friendly makeover
• Blackwelder talks Cabarrus schools budget
• Kannapolis Legion post to expand
• Kannapolis set to begin upgrades at cemetery, Village Park
• Visitors honor friends, veterans at traveling Vietnam Wall
• The Wall That Heals
• Local sports round-up for April 3
• Cabarrus one of state's healthiest counties
• Robinson baseball rolls at Central
• PHOTOS: Kannapolis kicks off Relay for Life
• Afton Village rings in spring with festival
• Inaugural Kannapolis Relay For Life kicks off this weekend
• Concord church uses experiential worship to engage congregation
• Live It Up Cabarrus returns to Frank Liske Park Saturday
• Robinson edges Cox Mill in soccer action
• Harrisburg biz group helps member's family
• Kannapolis concerned about new I-85 interchange
• RCCC sees record enrollment
• Cannon School raises $50,000 for classroom technology
• Cabarrus kindergarten registration begins next week
• PHOTOS: NASCAR drivers take on NHRA legend
• PHOTOS: Bulldog soccer holds off Chargers
• A.L. Brown to present 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'
• All About Dad to screen on April 15 after downtown art walk
• Medley of music options at SXSW
• Local sports round-up for March 30
• Robinson students host special prom
• COLUMN: Butler personal to me
• Kannapolis sells Second Creek property
• Kannapolis Rotary asks city for support in fundraising race
• Vietnam wall replica arrives in Concord
• RCCC board changes student fees
• This Week at the Concord Library - Mar 28, 2011
• Kannapolis suspect wanted for armed robbery
• Mobile food pantry beings 2011 season
• Concord's Gibson Mill antique mall marks one year in business
• VIDEO: Driving a dragster at zMax Dragway
• VIDEO: Driving a dragster at zMax Dragway
• Northwest sweeps Robinson, leads SPC baseball standings
• Local sports round-up for March 27
• Harrisburg Rotary Club, Y partner for annual fun run
• Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare CEO retires, replacement named
• County to end contract with Jackson Park Volunteer Fire Department
• Concord to close Church St./Corban Ave. intersection Sunday
• Cabarrus school board considers student fees in budget talks
• Harrisburg purse snatcher arrested
• Concord drug raid nets high quality weed
• Local sports round-up for March 24
• Mayors, commissioners participate in Meals on Wheels event
• Central Cabarrus hosts "Kick Butts Day"
• Cabarrus commissioners approve incentive grant on spilt vote
• Old Concord fairgrounds eyed for development
• Concord author publishes four books in a year
• Kannapolis police looking for jewelry thief
• Multiple teams in SPC softball race
• Local sports round-up for March 23
• New exhibit opens March 28 at the Cabarrus Arts galleries
• Long School students learn about animal safety
• Cabarrus YMCA offers weight loss programs
• Concord Philip Morris site still up for grabs
• Homeless ministry benefits from company's desire to give back to community
• Cabarrus commissioners reject Bethel School sale
• Concord purse snatching suspect on the loose
• Concord double-decker bus moving to Mexico City
• This Week at the Concord Library - Mar 21, 2011
• POETRY CORNER: Losing a parent is always difficult
• Fire destroys Concord home
• China Grove man arrested on cocaine charges
• PHOTOS: Carolina Preps All-Stars Combine and Showcase Camp
• Commissioners consider spending $250,000 for ambulances
• Local sports round-up for March 20
• A. L. Brown students participate in Citizenship Focus
• Concord double-decker bus moving to Mexico City
• Robinson defeats Concord in SPC baseball action
• Kannapolis Rotary plans fundraiser for research campus housing
• Fire damages Kannapolis home Friday
• Kannapolis football coach Ron Massey to retire
• Downtown Concord businesses hold spring open house
• Cabarrus soldier's remains identified, returning home after 40 years
• Kannapolis school board prepares for possible $2.1 million in cuts
• Families volunteer together at Pancake Day
• Kannapolis updates center city zoning standards
• Suspect in Harrisburg break-ins arrested
• Local sports round-up for March 18
• Northwest 3-0 in SPC baseball season
• Charlotte teacher arrested in Cabarrus on child porn charges
• VIDEO: Cabarrus coaches explain NCAA brackets
• COLUMN: Environmental education helps us all breathe easier
• Free movie screening at Concord Davis Theatre in March
• Local sports round-up for March 16
• Research campus study: Can black pepper boost weight loss?
• Kannapolis schools approves differentiated diploma option
• Kannapolis approves financing for municipal projects
• Cabarrus officials to spend about $2.5 million on new Board of Elections office
• Cabarrus soldier's remains identified, returning home after 40 years
• Celgard to bring more jobs to Concord
• Celgard to bring more jobs to Concord
• Saint James holds community prayer service for earthquake victims
• This Week at the Concord Library - Mar 14, 2011
• NASCAR Being Considered As NC's Official Sport
• Reed Gold Mine wants to keep its cash
• No. 5 Duke beats No. 6 UNC 75-58 in ACC final
• COLUMN: Cabarrus Sustainability Council committed to improving air quality
• Concord oncologists share in daily cancer fight
• Concord officials reduce footprint requirements for incentives
• Concord to purchase 31,600 new, larger recycling carts
• Harrisburg charter school board addresses concerns
• Local sports round-up for March 13
• Bulls hit in rematch with Vikings
• Cabarrus eateries challenged by slow economy, rising food prices
• Northwest wins SPC baseball opener
• Levine Cancer Institute holds groundbreaking ceremony
• Career fair for health professionals coming to Concord
• Campaign for hospice off to a fast start
• Cabarrus GOP's future taking shape
• School board reviews proposed budget items
• Parents speak out about Carolina International School
• County considers video visitation system for jail
• Newcomer to perform at Davis Theatre
• Local sports round-up for March 9
• Commissioners to consider $10 bid for old Bethel School site
• School board reviews proposed budget items
• Concord railroad crossings to close Friday
• Find the lowest gas prices in Cabarrus here
• Robinson tennis team rolls on
• This Week at the Concord Library - Mar 7, 2011
• Local GOP chairman candidates to face off in forum Tuesday
• Railroad crossings at McGill, Corban to close ... again
• County, cities among largest in the state, census finds
• Hickory ends Spiders' season
• Leadership Cabarrus lends helping hand to Cabarrus Vocational Opportunities
• COLUMN: Workshop highlights benefits of public transportation
• County, cities among largest in the state, census finds
• Reportable crime, violence up in Cabarrus, down in Kannapolis schools
• FACS guard commits to Wake Forest
• Local historian shares Concord's past through photographs
• DOT to hold railroad meeting in Kannapolis
• PHOTOS: Spiders playoff run falls short
• Hickory ends Spiders' season
• Cabarrus students take part in week of activities focused on reading
• City leaders discuss legislative priorities
• Robinson softball wins at Carson
• Five Oaks to unveil new rehab unit during open house
• Area youth begin Alpha Leadership Institute
• Local sports round-up for March 4
• Spiders set for regional
• PHOTOS: Cirque Du Soleil Totem
• Census shows Concord, Kannapolis among most populous NC cities
• Hickory Ridge Science Olympiad team wins 12 medals
• This Week at the Concord Library - Mar 1, 2011
• Central Cabarrus Players present "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
• Kannapolis to buy out Rowan's share of baseball stadium
• Local sports round-up for March 2
• RCCC presents strategic plan
• Railroad crossing to close in Concord Wednesday
• White, Andujar, Torrence reign in state wrestling finals
• CVB moving to Speedway area
• 1 dead, 1 injured after Rowan house fire
• Two injured in Kannapolis fire
• CCS implements employee wellness program
• Venu 29 to open in Concord
• COLUMN: So much more than 'One Book'
• Doctors set to rock out for good cause
• Economy, recent dog attacks force look at animal control policies
• EDC to Kannapolis: Plan ahead for new industry
• KCS hosts Employee Health Fair
• White leads three state titlists
• Spiders tame Bulls for sectional title
• North Iredell girls top Concord
• Northwest Cabarrus barely misses regional berth
• PHOTOS: Northwest falls to West Rowan
• PHOTOS: Concord boys advance, girls fall
• Father, daughter arrested in Enochville drug raid
• Railroad crossing at Corban Ave. in Concord closed Saturday
• Middle school team hosts 5K for families
• CHS girls set up showdown
• Autism Society to award grants for teachers
• Two businesses join together to help seniors in need
• Barber-Scotia College welcomes county's help
• Kannapolis Fire Dept. releases annual report
• Helicopter medical transport comes to Concord airport
• Local sports round-up
• Robinson falls at N. Iredell
• NW, Hickory Ridge boys advance
• Spiders meet Bulls for regional berth
• Basketball playoff results, schedule
• PHOTOS: Spiders advance
• Walk & Roll-athon set for March
• Community gathers for 7th Souper Bowl
• ARTS COLUMN: The Galleries open off hours for visitors on March 5
• County plans quarter-cent sales tax referendum, freeze expenditures
• Hamilton named Concord assistant city manager
• County approves grant for distribution company
• Local 4-H agent to receive citizen award
• Odell residents' rezoning appeal fails
• Kannapolis festival hosting short-film contest
• Railroad crossings to close in Kannapolis for maintenance
• Northwest bounces West Iredell from playoffs
• Portion of Loop Road in Kannapolis to close for construction
• This Week at the Concord Library - February 21, 2011
• Playoff basketball scores listed
• One injured in Kannapolis house fire
• Elisa Baker indicted on second-degree murder charge
• Regional wrestling champions crowned
• Appetite for Life Academy returns to Kannapolis
• Basketball playoff pairings listed
• Kannapolis wants public input on center city plan
• Concord claims SPC final wins
• Odell residents' rezoning appeal fails
• No cause for early-morning apartment fire in Concord
• Dale Earnhardt 10 Years Later Part One
• Ruckus House to honor military families
• VIDEO: Dale Earnhardt: 10 Years Later, Part 1
• VIDEO: Dale Earnhardt 10 Years Later Part 2
• Shady Brook hosts professional author
• COLUMN: We cheered Dale Earnhardt because he drove for all of us
• A decade after his death, legendary driver's legacy lives on in Kannapolis
• NC Auto Racing Hall of Fame remembers Dale
• Karate franchise expands to Concord
• Historic homes burned in fire training exercise
• Dale Earnhardt Ten Years Later Part 2
• Dale Earnhardt 10 Years Later Part One
• Norfolk-Southern to close McGill Ave. railroad crossing
• Homicide suspect arrested
• Tribune wins NCPA awards
• Dale Earnhardt's legacy: What do you think?
• Retired teacher continues to share love of reading
• Local sports round-up for Feb. 18
• Girls title game rematch from last year
• Spiders, Bulls in SPC final
• Church program celebrates faith and the arts
• Cabarrus sheriff's deputy wins MADD award
• CCM hosts expo to inform community about programs
• State gives cities more control over water restirctions
• School board exempts Kids:Plus from RIF policy
• School boards discuss differentiated diplomas
• State champ Heiser leads Robinson
• Vikings win big at Brown
• Suspect sought in Harrisburg armed robbery
• Kannapolis approves incentives for S.P. Richards
• Heiser, Leto win state titles
• Mount Pleasant Road to close for two weeks
• Orange tops Robinson in state championship rematch
• SPC tourney starts tonight
• Newest board member named to Cabarrus College of Health Sciences governing board
• Concord agrees to 18 percent Duke Energy increase
• Harrisburg woman will walk 50 miles in hopes for a cure
• Shepherd reflects on three years as superintendent
• Robinson finishes as state runnerup
• Spiders clinch outright title
• PHOTOS: Concord boys top Wonders
• Garage catches fire in Kannapolis
• Flu shots still available as virus spreads
• Businesses: Valentine's sales a mixed bag
• JCPC, legislators discuss funding struggles
• Kannapolis plans for future of its Center City
• NC A&T to host seminar at research campus Tuesday
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Federal money to fund local solar power projects
• School board to vote on alternative diploma option
• Concord museum to host Civil War exhibit
• KCS prepares for tough financial choices
• Robinson to host state final
• No death penalty sought in Valerie Hamilton case
• Avett Brothers to perform with Bob Dylan at Grammys Sunday
• Robinson wrestlers advance in NCHSAA playoffs
• Eagles beat Covenant Day
• Robinson girls win
• Northwest girls win
• Northwest edges Wonders
• Bulls beat Spiders in boys bball action
• Concord girls stretch reign to four years
• Robinson wrestlers advance
• PHOTOS: Ragin Bulls shock Spiders
• Commissioners target unfunded mandates in legislative agenda
• Art Walk returns to Concord Friday night
• Local family recalls challenges of integrating at Harrisburg School
• Film with ties to Kannapolis to screen at Modern Film Festival
• Kannapolis Fire Department wins FEMA grant
• Board to consider special vote on sales tax hike to fund school construction
• Hickory Ridge JVs win vs. Kannapolis
• Robinson wins SPC wrestling tourney
• Board discusses possible reduction in force for Kids:Plus
• Cabarrus leaders express concern about economic development cuts, control
• Appetite for Life Academy returns to Kannapolis
• Sales tax hike on county board's agenda
• This Week at the Concord Library - February 07, 2011
• Wrestling pairings announced
• None injured during weekend fire in Concord
• Cookbook sales to benefit scholarship fund of fallen hero
• RCCC board discusses county, state funding
• New curator to unveil Civil War exhibit Feb. 8
• Robinson girls win vs. Cox Mill
• Concord boys win vs. Mount Pleasant
• First Assembly wins
• Tigers win match vs. Carson
• Horizon Bay honors senior volunteers
• Concord considers sidewalk, bike lane improvement policy
• Bulls beat Wonders
• Portion of Copperfield Boulevard in Concord to close
• County considers ways to best utilize unused facilities at Barber-Scotia
• Barber-Scotia looks forward to Homecoming
• After a rough road, Cabarrus pastor opens new church
• Commissioners: Selling former Midland school site a priority in 2011
• Chinese teachers and students visit Cannon School
• Cabarrus County to host first state meat conference
• Hickory Ridge girls down Robinson
• PHOTOS: Hickory Ridge girls defeat Robinson
• Local law enforcement learn skills to help in crisis
• Nonprofit helps veteran with home rennovation
• Words used as art at new exhibit
• Concord Middle hosts 19 schools for conference
• Facing another tough fiscal year, commissioners discuss budget concerns
• RCCC discusses strategic plan
• County seeking new strategies to spur economy
• Intimidators to host annual job fair
• Charlotte lands 2012 Democratic National Convention
• Watch press conference about DNC coming to Charlotte
• Northwest boys beat Concord
• Photos: Northwest Cabarrus upsets Concord
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 31, 2011
• Zahra Baker case turned over to district attorney's office
• Cabarrus County hires new HR director
• Arts Council fills need, promotes community
• WSOC: Crew fight two fires in same area in Kannapolis
• Concord Rotary Club fundraiser nears end; new club in the works
• COLUMN: When my baby girl left for college ...
• Local sports round-up: Jan. 30
• Robinson rules SPC duals in wrestling
• Concord discusses smoking ban
• Shue relaxes with woodworking
• Rowan libraries see increased excitement over Kindle offering
• KCS employees learn about healthy cooking as part of wellness program
• Kannapolis church holds concert to benefit Cooperative Christian Ministries
• Arts Council fills need, promotes community
• Family receives help from a teacher, Habitat for Humanity
• Concord Temple celebrates member's path to becoming a rabbi
• Muldowney among the highlights of 2011 4-wide Nationals at zMax Dragway
• Local students visit NASCAR Hall of Fame for lessons in science, technology
• Hickory Ridge Middle wins
• Mt. Pleasant Middle girls win
• Bulldog JV girls beat Tigers
• Robinson JV girls win vs. Concord
• Robinson girls win vs. Mount Pleasant
• Robinson wrestlers win vs. Concord
• Mount Pleasant wins match vs. NW
• Hickory Ridge wrestlers win vs. Cox Mill
• Ragin' Bulls boys win vs. Cox Mill
• Hickory Ridge girls win vs. Cox Mill
• A.L. Brown girls win
• Spiders roll on in SPC
• Robinson takes SPC swim titles
• Northwest girls win vs. Wonders
• Concord girls win at Robinson
• NW boys a game behind Concord
• Photos: Concord boys, girls defeat Robinson
• DSS will extend hours to meet customer needs
• Concord man charged with possessing weapon of mass destruction
• World War II espionage film screening at Davis Theatre
• Senior Center to host "Off Your Rocker" event
• Two injured, none seriously, in school bus accident
• Mount Pleasant yarn company to open plant in China Grove
• School board meets with legislators
• Wonders JV girls win vs. Concord
• Northside downs FACS in first loss of year
• Northwest girls win vs. Mount Pleasant
• Mt. Pleasant girls win vs. Cox Mill
• Robinson wins four duals
• Concord girls beat Wonders
• Trojans edge Mount Pleasant
• Suspect in Nov. murder attempt arrested
• Family looking for missing Concord teen
• First-place Spiders hold off Wonders
• Wreck slows traffic on Concord Parkway
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 24, 2011
• WSOC: Water restored in Kannapolis; Public Works finds, repairs break
• PHOTOS: Spiders top cross-town rival Kannapolis
• Kannapolis Rotary eager for 2011
• Students speak to NASA engineer
• Afton Village merchants talk about finding success
• Local officals share priorities at legislative breakfast
• First Assembly stays undefeated in basketball action
• Thompson to manage Intimidators
• Autopsy shows Valerie Hamilton died from heroin, cocaine
• C. C. Griffin celebrates Africa Night
• Cabarrus Health Alliance breaks new ground
• Two arrested in regional car fraud scheme
• Intimidators hire new manager
• China Grove pastor shares story of faith
• Woodturners donate $3,600 to hospice
• Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary prepare for Souper Bowl
• County hears results of community survey
• Australian students learn about American education system at Kannapolis schools
• PHOTOS: Concord basketball v Hickory Ridge
• Bulldogs finish fourth in Tennessee
• Atwood eager to take game to college level
• Charlotte Home And Landscape Show 2011
• Board of Education approves 5-year plan
• Concord works to preserve natural water patterns on land to be developed
• Cabarrus board outline objectives for planning budget cuts
• Relay for Life event tonight
• PHOTOS: Martin Luther King Day
• Chocolatier in Afton Village has sweet smell of success
• Kiger continues to enjoy being involved in the community
• COLUMN: Your local chamber: it's everybody's business
• SPORTS COLUMN: Progress can make my belly ache
• Board approves calendars, wants flexibility for planning
• Costs add up after cleanup
• VIDEO: MLK Day Parade
• Listing of Cabarrus MLK Day events this weekend
• Cabarrus schools cancel Saturday make-up day
• Basketball at Brown postponed
• Board supports discussions of regional high school
• Gallery event to highlight music, art
• School systems schedule make-up days for winter weather closures
• Spiders, Wonders to play early
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis schools out Friday
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 12, 2011
• Concord resumes regular garbage pick-up Thursday
• Suspect sought in car break-ins in Rowan County
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis call off school Thursday
• Kannapolis sets garbage schedule for rest of week
• Cabarrus libraries, senior centers to close at 5 p.m. today
• Rider Transit will start most routes at 10 a.m. today
• Board to vote on facilities plan and calendars, policies to be postponed
• MURDOCK Study hits milestone
• Something about Harry
• Grant to help clean up Clarke Creek
• Concord, Kannapolis cancels garbage pick-up Wednesday
• Infant safe sleep techniques taught in local workshop
• Cabarrus courts open Wednesday
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis schools closed Wednesday
• City of Concord Roads and Weather Update:
• UPDATED: Area roads slick and icy
• No CK Rider service in Cabarrus Tuesday
• Cabarrus courts canceled today
• VIDEO: Fun in the Snow
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis schools closed Tuesday
• Kannapolis city offices on two-hour delay Tuesday
• PHOTOS: snow covers Cabarrus County
• Report power outages to Duke Energy here
• Rowan County Courthouse will open Tuesday
• VA clinics closed due to weather
• City of Concord Winter Weather Update
• Rowan County Courts not in session today
• Kannapolis City Offices closed today
• Road conditions hazardous
• Winter Storm Warning in effect until Tuesday morning
• Snow fall closes schools
• Young Wonders fan can now show his spirit in a unique way
• Afton Tavern growing new venture
• RCCC's Small Business Center announces free seminars
• Health Alliance, schools seek to raise awareness of bullying
• Brown to retire, close law practice after 60 years
• Kissell says he'll vote for keeping health care reform
• First Street in Kannapolis closing Monday
• County considers using fund balance to cover shortfall through 2015
• Cabarrus Partnership for Children receives clean audit
• Harris Road Middle student wins county spelling bee
• A.L. Brown sweeps Mt. Pleasant
• Cabarrus Arena to host thousands of enthusiasts at reptile show
• Northwest sweeps Cox Mill
• Cabarrus libraries get new online tools
• Relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• Suspects arrested in Midland breaking and enterings
• Old fire horn blows at noon Thursday
• County to consider where to allow tattoo parlors
• Smith named 2011 Principal of the Year
• Best records of 2010
• Library begins program to encourage young children reading
• School board to visit facilities to determine five-year plan
• Graduates from Cabarrus College face new trends in healthcare
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Robinson wrestlers win tourney
• Carolina Gator Gumbo to perform at The Davis Theatre
• This Week at the Concord Library - January 3, 2011
• Local sports round-up
• Hartsell to head finance committee
• Kannapolis launches economic development website
• Tips for successful weight loss in 2011
• Improving family health a goal for the New Year
• Blackwelder enjoys being a student again
• Concord to restore old fire horn
• 2010: A Look Back
• Video: 2010 Year in Review
• 2010 Photos of the Year
• Daniels, USF down Clemson 31-26 in Meineke Bowl
• Queens Grant tops Central in final
• Nonprofits get some help from holiday donations, look forward to 2011
• Concord residents help fellow citizens hit by hard times
• Operation Medicine Drop surpasses goal
• Concord native to march in Rose Parade tomorrow
• Local sports round-up
• Central routs Cox Mill in holiday tourney
• County investigating suspicious fire
• Funeral set for Kannapolis firefighter today
• This Week at the Concord Library - December 28, 2010
• Photos: Holiday Basketball
• County, Harrisburg agree to delay utility extension
• Cabarrus schools see decline in dropout rates
• Roads in Cabarrus County "pretty clear"
• PHOTOS: Snow Day
• County eyeing ways to create a sustainable economy in 2011
• New Year brings expansion for local pharmacy
• Local agencies come together to help family
• Local government supports local farmers through 10 Percent Campaign
• Concord Church celebrates New Year with a 150 year Homecoming
• She walked in beauty
• Rotary club adopts a Fort Bragg battalion
• Robinson students give back to family in need
• County audit shows $14.3 million surplus
• Local government offices closed for the holidays
• Concord Police tip411 anonymous text program
• Kannapolis firefighter dies
• Raids turn up drugs and stolen property
• Local teen gets wish granted to meet Steelers
• Arts Council brings programs to 15,000 students, teachers
• Letters to Santa - Part II
• Commissioners honor retirees for years of service
• Robinson vs. Concord girls delivered action
• Jail costs contine to rise
• Investigation continues in train death
• Letters to Santa - Part 1
• Kannapolis board votes down refinance request
• Helms reflects on hobbies
• Cannon School students eager for first America Christmas
• Infant mortality rates in Cabarrus County one of the lowest in the nation
• PHOTOS: Robinson basketball at Concord
• Concord man dies after being shot by police
• Concord officer involved in shooting near Tribune Avenue
• Crews prepare for another round of winter weather
• Facing its own struggles, Kannapolis church contines to serve
• Salvation Army serves struggling families
• Board hears update about magnet schools
• Commissioners to consider changes to park fees
• Tonight's big threat: black ice
• Slow start to flu season, but prevention still urged
• None injured in Kannapolis fire
• China Grove woman charged with drug trafficking
• Roads icy in spots, some minor accidents reported
• Kannapolis train death ruled accidental
• Cabarrus, Rowan under winter weather advisory
• VIDEO: Moving Day at the Independent Tribune
• VIDEO: Moving Day at the Independent Tribune
• Photos: Hickory Ridge basketball at Central Cabarrus
• Water main break closes McGill Ave, Kerr St intersection
• Transportation crews prepare for winter weather threat
• Kannapolis Scholars bring new level of study to N.C. Research Campus
• Intimidators to host winter camp
• Kannapolis Scholars bring new level of study to N.C. Research Campus
• New rule proposed to prevent 'back-overs'
• Kannapolis school board approves facilities plan
• Kannapolis approves research campus bonds
• Hudson Street renamed because of Wood Avenue realignment
• Students will remain at Northwest Cabarrus Middle
• Overturned tractor trailer snarls I-85 traffic
• Overturned tractor trailer snarls I-85 traffic
• Woman dead after train strike in Kannapolis
• Counterfeit bills used at Concord store
• Federal judge rules against key health care reform provision
• Two teens arrested in house fire death
• Harrisburg land use plan moving forward
• School board members 'top off' new biotech building
• Etiquette school teaches children, adults proper poise, manners
• Hickory Ridge High celebrates Hispanic culture, cuisine
• Shelton Road fire may have burned undetected for months
• Photos: Hickory Ridge basketball v Porter Ridge
• CIT festival1
• PHOTOS: The Nutcracker
• Body found inside house gutted by fire
• Board discusses middle school student plan
• County to consider joining Charlotte's emergency communication network
• Piedmont Dance Theatre continues tradition
• Mount Pleasant's tour of homes returns
• Cabarrus Singers bring holiday cheer
• PHOTOS: Concord basketball v Hopewell
• Something for everyone at Cabarrus art galleries
• Jail overpopulation may cost county nearly $1 million more next year than expected
• State Health Report Card released
• VIDEO: How to Pick out a Christmas Tree
• This Week at the Concord Library - December 6, 2010
• Obama to speak on tax cuts, economy in NC
• Photos: Kannapolis, Harrisburg kick off holiday season
• Rotary food drive has become tradition
• Fairview Flex one of the first 'green' buildings in Kannapolis
• Mitchell remembers with cherished memorabilia
• Child Safety organization shows appreciation
• Grieving pet owners find support in counseling
• Concord Museum to premiere new exhibit and appraisal event
• Grieving pet owners find support in counseling
• Virgina Tech defeats Florida State for ACC football title
• Taylor leads Va. Tech past FSU 44-33 for ACC crown
• CHS girls see lead evaporate in loss
• Spiders blitz host Lake Norman
• Spiders blitz host Lake Norman
• State's decision on Alcoa won't affect Concord, Kannapolis
• New commissioners sworn in Monday
• Concord Police arrest drug trafficking suspect
• Police looking for suspects in Harrisburg thefts
• Kannapolis festival kicks off holiday season at Village Park
• South Rowan falls to Wonders at Bullock
• Williams looks back on his decades in education
• After nearly two weeks, Shelton Road fire contained
• Shelton Road fire nearly contained
• Crime lab says DNA from bones match Zahra Baker's
• NC revoking Alcoa certification for Yadkin dams
• Shelton Road fire nearly contained
• Old Courthouse Theatre's 'Best Christmas Pageant' takes the stage this week
• Carolina Thread Trail receives $58,000
• 'Terriers' offers viewers most compelling look at 'real life' on the airways
• Annual fundraiser underway in downtown Concord
• Performance Park planners tight-lipped as negotiations continue
• 'Brand New Opry' brings holiday show to Davis Theatre
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Ish Smith fitting in with Rockets
• Bulldog teams rout East Rowan
• Cabarrus, Rowan unemployment numbers continue to decline
• Cabarrus, Rowan under tornado watch
• PHOTOS: Robinson Basketball
• This Week at the Concord Library - Nov 29, 2010
• Fire crews working around the clock to put out fire
• Creator hopes small beads will have big impact
• Speedway's light show expected to bring $10 million to local economy
• Spiders rally falls short
• Cougars overpower Wonders in quarter finals
• Photos: NCHSAA Playoffs Round 3
• Prep football playoff scores
• VIDEO: A new home for Jimmy Murphey
• Centerview, Carver communities struggle with crime
• Wonders, Spiders set for quarterfinal games
• Black Friday turnout, spending expected to beat 2009 numbers
• First Wesleyan Church Kannapolis dedicates Centennial Garden
• Community builds a new house for Jimmy Murphey
• A.L. Brown exhibit celebrates 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
• Rally brings season-opening win for Ragin' Bulls
• Late run lifts Hickory Ridge girls
• Unique opportunity for race fans Friday
• Students share holiday's history through their own story
• Kannapolis council approves recycling
• Concord High students prepare for the future at career fair
• Kannapolis to issue $35M in bonds
• Concord firefighters to attempt to put out brush fire Wednesday
• Former NC GOV. Easley enters felony plea agreement
• Official: Charlotte teen possibly fell from plane
• Fire still smolders in at Concord construction dump
• Concord shooting suspect kidnapped victim, police say
• Richard Petty Motorsports to field 2 cars in 2011
• Photos: Concord Christmas Parade
• Jimmie Johnson wins 5th NASCAR championship
• Fertenbaugh enjoys balance in exercise
• Home Instead announces caregiver of the year
• "Adopt-A-Soldier" program seeks donations
• Vote expected on Kannapolis recycling program
• Overnight fire in Concord construction company still burning
• Kannapolis rallies to beat Statesville
• Tigers fall to multi-talented Eagles
• Spiders win at Carson to advance
• Big plays highlight lopsided West Rowan win over Northwest Cabarrus
• PHOTOS: NCHSAA Football Playoffs Round 2
• High school football playoff scores
• Woman shot multiple times at Concord store
• Fire safety tips keep Thanksgiving happy
• Cabarrus foundation to distribute $1 million to area nonprofits
• Youth participate in partnership between schools
• Trudeau Institute looks to expand, Kannapolis a possible option
• Vote stands in school board election recount
• County forms youth council
• Potential Philip Morris developer tried similar projects in Georgia
• Professor: Research campus will benefit farmers
• Recount confirms Kiger wins school board seat
• DOT to close portion of Gold Hill Road
• "We love Zahra"
• Hickory girl's father denies role in her death
• Roberts named next principal at Furr Elementary
• Potential Philip Morris developer tried similar projects in Georgia
• Underdog Mount Pleasant does it again
• Santa to a Senior program kicks off across the county
• Kannapolis Fire Department raises more than $19,000 for MDA
• Bradford Park Turkey Trot will be Saturday
• "We love Zahra"
• Commissioners approve debt sharing for Kannapolis
• NC DA to fight lower bond on 10-year-old's stepmom
• Girl's birthday comes amid grim details of death
• City mourning dead NC girl prepares for memorial
• Philip Morris public hearing canceled
• Road work will close Concord road for a week
• Questions abound in the Zahra Baker case
• Public hearing for old Philip Morris site tonight
• Lean times: The new normal
• Young Buccaneers gaining confidence by the win over Panthers
• UNC system spent $140K to find Ross as new leader
• Edwards wins while Hamlin's big lead is wiped out
• Kannapolis Police bust major cocaine ring
• NW rallies to oust W. Iredell
• Tigers calm Storm in upset win
• Spiders take rematch to advance
• Wonders survive; Bulls fall just shy in upset bid
• Principal Knuschke reflects on past two years and recent honor
• Students celebrate diversity with multicultural event
• Students form friendships through Buddies program
• COLUMN: Actions define community
• Santa Claus at the Speedway
• PHOTOS: NCHSAA Football Playoffs Round 1
• Prep football playoff scores
• Police confirm Zahra's remains have been found
• Police think they've found body of missing Hickory girl
• Kannapolis to reconsider program that could begin next summer
• Kannapolis history room to close
• After four decades, Glenn's BBQ closing its doors
• Pancake fundraiser to help supply hungry kids with food
• Cops to discuss evidence in missing Hickory girl's case
• Cops: New evidence found in NC missing girl case
• Cannon students, faculty, friends run to fight cancer
• Officials break ground on Kannapolis healthcare pavilion
• Spiders dramatically reach quarterfinals
• Spiders dramatically reach quarterfinals
• Stamp honoring Beetle Bailey released at Ft. Bragg
• NC officials honor veterans with words and deeds
• Group plans vigil for missing 10-year-old girl
• Concord advances with OT soccer win
• Playoff Bracket Challenge: NCHSAA 3A
• Playoff Bracket Challenge: NCHSAA 3AA
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg plans to close 10 schools
• Five Mount Pleasant brothers combined for more than 100 years of military service
• Groundbreaking held at future site of CMC-Kannapolis
• School board approves alternate redistricting plan
• School board hears about 2010 AP results
• Four SPC teams to see each other again
• Zombie movies find their way to TV series
• Economy saw mixed, modest gains in 2010
• Economy saw mixed, modest gains in 2010
• This Week at the Concord Library - Nov 8, 2010
• Six SPC teams make football playoffs
• Recount requested in tight school board election
• Paving work complete on Grandview Drive, road work scheduled on Copperfield Boulevard
• Shoulder injury ends Panthers QB Moore's season
• Six SPC teams make football playoffs
• 2 die in wreck in Concord, driver charged
• CMC-NorthEast provides medical supplies to struggling African hospital
• Flu season begins in Cabarrus County
• Adams continues passion for collecting
• Two killed in car accident in Concord
• Photos: World of Outlaws at Dirt Track
• County hopes extensions will help revive ailing construction industry
• Plans for former Philip Morris site move forward with cautious optimism
• Six SPC teams make football playoffs
• Wonders get coveted Bell back
• Tigers win, wait to learn fate
• Bulls lock up playoff spot
• Trojans finish strong, improve seeding
• High school football scores
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 12
• Board to consider relocating new health alliance building
• Artist gives back to the church that supported him during difficult time
• Concord to kick-off the 2010 holiday season with events on November 19 and 20.
• Cold temperatures force freeze warning
• NC honors multimillion dollar sweet potato crop
• Furr students give back to Hospice
• Gold Hill couple's story too familiar in down economy
• Graduation requirements to be reconsidered
• Rivalry set for 80th annual renewal
• Only one convicted in Outlaws biker gang case
• Winter storm watch posted for NC mountains
• Concord Police looking for two sexual assault suspects
• Republicans rule in commissioner race
• Wishing Well designed with cancer patients in mind
• School board to consider alternate redistricting plan next week
• Sprint Car drivers eager to end season with win at The Dirt Track
• Concord man pleading in abortion clinic plot
• Kissell wins second term
• Crowd taunts as Baker evicted
• Newcomer joins familiar faces on school board
• Paving work scheduled for South Ridge Avenue on Wednesday, November 3
• NC election officials say voter turnout is steady
• Fatal accident closes part of U.S. 29
• Repaving likely to cause delays along South Ridge Ave
• NC amendment seeks to ban felons as sheriff
• Federal stimulus money pursued to purchase former Philip Morris plant
• Motorcyclist killed after wreck on U.S. 29
• Cabarrus election results
• Republicans rule in commissioner race
• Incumbent Riley beats veteran Graham
• Concord and other municipalities honored for sustainable practices
• Entertainment company interested in Philip Morris site
• Entertainment company interested in Philip Morris site
• Police: Fake leg belonged to missing Hickory girl
• 2010 General Election candidate list
• Tigers top Bulldogs in OT
• Cabarrus, Rowan under tornado watch
• Operation Santa organizers anticipating a growing need for services
• Concord spoils senior night at Hickory Ridge
• Explosion damages Kannapolis restaurant
• School board to revisit high school redistricting issue
• Fast start fuels Cox Mill win
• Prosthetic leg discovered in search for Hickory girl
• Three nurses awarded with national recognition
• Bulls at home for playoff game Thursday
• Grandview Drive remains closed
• Charlotte man arrested in shooting death of 2-year-old
• After 8 is too late! Halloween Safety Tips
• Missing Hickory girl's father out of jail
• City to issue COPs for improvements
• Concord goes unbeaten to win SPC soccer title
• Despite concerns, water line moves forward
• Revived Wonders band continues to evolve, grow
• Students, builders' association team for charity benefit
• Mount Pleasant band honors history, veterans
• Rowan Regional voices support for RCCC bond
• Goodguys Nationals returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Stepmother talking in missing girl case
• Christian outreach group serves those in need
• Judge: Free speech protects Amazon buyers' data
• Tips to have a safe, fire-free Halloween
• Tornado watch in effect for Charlotte region
• Recession could mean different plan for proposed wildlife game land
• VOTE: The Best Fans in Cabarrus County
• Open seats mean changes coming to Board of Commissioners
• High school football scores
• Who are the best fans in Cabarrus County?
• High schools compete to collect canned food for area pantries
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 11
• Regular-season football counting down
• Risks of biotech sometimes too much for investors
• Riley returns as Wonders roll past NW
• Damage, 'miracle' survival as US storm rolls east
• Independent Tribune to relocate to Old Creamery building
• Cabarrus County Public Library Newsletter - November 2010
• Kannapolis man arrested on 1981 rape charge
• NC troopers to focus on school zone violations
• NC Dems have money lead in key US House races
• Panthers bench Clausen; Moore back as starter
• 'Greatest Generation' pilot to be reunited with great warplane
• Early voting opens; candidates sprint to Election Day
• FROM THE TRACK: McMurray wins Bank of America 500
• McMurray surprises, wins 500
• Concord council denies farm rezoning
• Bank exec finds creative outlet in cake
• School board reviews 2010 SAT results
• Nursing degree now offered online
• Council approves incentive grant for logistics company
• Fire starts in kitchen of Kannapolis house
• PHOTOS: Bank of America 500
• FROM THE TRACK: McMurray wins Bank of America 500
• Northwest edges Hickory Ridge
• Wonders hold off Mount Pleasant
• Cox Mill wins at Concord
• Robinson keeps Central winless
• FROM THE TRACK: Race day briefing
• High school football scores
• Keselowski wins 300
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 9
• Local church celebrates with a "note burning"
• Kannapolis principals trade for a day
• Bark For Life will be Saturday
• In prep football, it's homecoming galore
• Cabarrus' can't miss stops for race fans
• High school football scores
• Keselowski wins 300
• Man dead after shootout with Charlotte police
• Four arrested in Moose Pharmacy robbery
• Gordon wins pole for 500
• Concord maintains hold on first place in soccer
• Kannapolis principals trade for a day
• PHOTOS: Dirt Track Racing
• Board approves school-based health center at A. L. Brown
• Authorities search Burke County site for Zahra Baker
• Candidates for US Senate meet again for debate
• PHOTOS: NASCAR returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Friends say missing Hickory girl's stepmother was angry
• Duke Energy can use trees for power plant fuel
• Stepmother of missing girl appears in court
• Tuesday robbery may be latest in string of armed thefts
• Missing girl's stepmom has first court appearance
• Pearson headlines second NASCAR Hall of Fame class
• On heels of win, Stewart announces sponsorship
• Off the track, friendships form of shared love of NASCAR
• Concord police investigate string of armed robberies
• Police treating missing Hickory girl case as homicide
• Board approves some redistricting plans, no high school changes
• A night of oysters and shrimp all for a good cause
• Kannapolis debates stadium terms
• On heels of win, Stewart announces sponsorship
• Relative: Missing Hickory girl had 'terrible' home life
• Police "deeply concerned" about welfare of Zahra Baker
• Suspect in UNCC student death dies before trial
• Peppers hushes crowd, Bears beat Panthers 23-6
• Burr, Marshall together for Senate debate
• UNC kicks Austin off team; 2 declared ineligible
• Hickory police issue Amber Alert for missing girl
• Buchanan reflects on role of church in her life
• Concord woman still active after 100th birthday
• Cabarrus race teams showcase upgrades with focus on environmental improvements
• Robinson senior participates in young leaders' conference
• High school football scores
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 8
• Big lead holds up for the Wonders
• Win keeps Hickory Ridge in tie atop SPC
• Robinson downs NW Cabarrus
• Spiders shut out Vikings
• First Street in Kannapolis to close
• Residents of long-term care facilities celebrate their rights
• Centennial celebration at Friendship United Methodist Church in Concord
• Golf tournament raises money for earthquake victims
• Logan community breaks ground on affordable housing project
• Cabarrus County affiliate participates in World Habitat Day
• Concord, Kannapolis under low-level drought restrictions
• Big names turn out for Hall of Fame inductions
• High school football scores
• Concord and Kannapolis remind customers of water use restrictions
• NC Music Hall of Fame adds new class
• Mount Olivet Road in Kannapolis to close until December
• Player remembered at candlelight vigil
• High court struggles with funeral protest case
• NRA endorses Kissell, 2 other N.C. Democrats
• Concord library to get major renovation
• Levine Foundation donates $20 million dollars for cancer institute
• Second Makin' Tracks event will be Saturday
• School board discusses possible changes to redistricting plans
• Family jeweler celebrates 20 years in business
• Man charged with Hamilton's death returned to Charlotte
• Villas at Logan Gardens groundbreaking on October 6 at 4:00 p.m.
• WSOC: Man charged with Hamilton's death returned to Charlotte
• NCDOT to close portion of Poplar Tent Road
• Wonders pay tribute to fallen football player
• Avetts' live album a thank-you gift to fans
• NC AG investigating 15 lenders over foreclosures
• Carolina Panthers release Jarrett after second DWI charge
• Another DWI charge for Panthers WR Dwayne Jarrett
• Wonders pay tribute to fallen football player
• WSOC: Sinkhole forms at Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Leaf expert says expect colorful fall in mountains
• 4 adults, 4 children hurt in bus-SUV crash in NC
• Kannapolis Wonders football player killed in car wreck
• Kannapolis Wonders football player killed in car wreck
• Kannapolis Wonders football player killed in car wreck
• cyclists test bananas against Gatorade
• Kannapolis to spend more on Carver area in 2011
• Nonprofit raises awareness of breast cancer, shares survivor stories
• Local teacher authors book, creates 'teachable' moment
• A scientific bike ride at the research campus
• Program encourages reading with man's best friend
• Kannapolis teen plans safety day
• Wonders take charge in 2nd half
• Hickory Ridge stays in tie for first
• Spiders roll by Robinson
• Northwest beats Mount Pleasant
• High school football scores
• "A Touch of Yesterday" to anniversary of Bost Grist Mill
• School board to discuss equity at annual retreat
• High school football scores
• The Best Fans in Cabarrus: Part 5
• A.L. Brown biotechnology wing expected to be completed in April
• Kannapolis to consider satellite annexation
• Program pairs mentors with at-risk teens
• For SPC football, it's Oktoberfest
• Local sports round-up
• Unemployment rates decrease in 82 N.C. counties
• Jury convicts man for killing 2 Charlotte officers
• Police searches reveal more details in Hamilton case
• Rain pounds N.C. as storm moves up the East Coast
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Childress says team proved case in NASCAR appeal
• Investigators still looking for suspect in Food Lion bomb scare
• Appalachian to host lecture series at research campus
• Gov. Perdue marks work on I-85 Yadkin River bridge
• Bluegrass show takes the stage at the Davis Theatre
• Prostate awareness focus of annual breakfast
• Parents express concerns, gratitude at public hearing
• Research campus boosts local rail traffic
• Kannapolis Christmas parade on again
• Rowan County mayors, RCCC trustees discuss bond referendum
• Robbery suspects shot dead by NC Pizza Hut worker
• Duke to turn hog waste to energy
• Charlotte region under flood watch as more rain moves in
• Alcoa fights for water permit at N.C. hearing
• Rowan authorities looking for missing sex offenders
• Kannapolis police looking for grocery store robbery suspects
• Road closure on Spring Street
• Family escapes Kannapolis house fire
• Carpenter continues parents' spirit of service
• Fashion show to benefit NorthEast Foundation
• Concord Rotary to donate unique playground
• First of 'big three' road projects to begin this week
• High school football scores
• High school football scores
• Free gas cap check tomorrow at Kannapolis Kares Day
• Athletes test for impact of Chia seed on inflamation
• The Best Fans in Cabarrus: Part 4
• Schools address K-2 assessment
• Protest planned at Mexican Consulate event
• Middle school students study impact of idling cars
• Atheltes test for impact of Chia seed on inflamation
• ENROLLING NOW! Christ the King Catholic High School
• UNC medical school branch for Charlotte is on again
• Mount Pleasant Food Lion threatened with bomb scare
• Fall starts tonight, but not fall weather
• 'Boardwalk Empire' looks to be HBO's next big hit
• Mount Pleasant principal shares concerns with school board
• School board hears report on transportation department
• Concord Fire and Life Safety to perform fire hydrant maintenance
• Speedway announces plans for world's largest HD video board
• City mourns for Hamilton; Harvey will return to N.C.
• Commission votes to add $50,000 to EDC's depleted budget
• Hamilton suspect arrested in New York
• Concord holds vigil for Hamilton family
• Reward offered, vigil planned for Hamilton
• Hamilton suspect arrested in New York
• Man sought in death of police chief's daughter
• Local cupcake shop hosting cancer fundraiser
• Man sought in death of police chief's daughter
• Man sought in death of police chief's daughter
• Local sports round-up
• Economic outlook for 2011 shows job creation up nearly 20,000
• Teen to hold hospital benefit after recovering from accident
• Galloway still getting used to 'Teacher of the Year' honor
• Family thanks community that supported them in time of grief
• Trojans trounce Parkwood
• Late TD gives South Rowan first win over Central Cabarrus
• Tigers shut out Rebel Bulls
• Wonders rally from 17-point deficit to defeat Kings Mountain
• PHOTOS: 2010 NHRA O'Reilly Auto Parts Nationals
• High school football scores
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 5
• Trojans trounce Parkwood
• Safe Kids Cabarrus holds fundraiser
• Temple serves congregation and community during Yom Kippur
• Harrisburg Elementary celebrates anniversary this weekend
• Daughter of Concord Police Chief missing
• Mourners remember McClamrock
• High school football scores
• Hardest working poet around
• The world can be a challenging place
• Poet gets inspiration from scenic views of nature
• Power failure sets off fire alarms at three Cabarrus schools
• Band Preview Show Saturday
• Forum kicks off big week for research campus
• City postpones vote on water agreements, again
• RCCC, legislators dedicate building at Research Campus
• More than a million N.C. families to benefit from tax cuts for insurance
• Speedway announces Christmas light show for holidays
• Student taken to hospital after being struck by bus
• Bedbug problem at Catawba College
• Community gathers to pay respect to fallen soldier
• Student taken to hospital after being struck by bus
• Community gathers to pay respect to fallen soldier
• Cabarrus school board reviews redistricting proposals
• Strong for Sarah to benefit children's hospital
• Forum kicks off big week for research campus
• Cabarrus tourism among the state's best
• Galloway named KCS Teacher of the Year
• Kannapolis cancels Christmas parade
• Funeral procession planned for McClamrock Wednesday
• Forum kicks off big week for research campus
• Motorcycle deaths rise statewide
• Catawba basin faces complicated, uncertain future
• Rotary donation to serve those in need
• Rickard's love of music lasts a lifetime
• Concord High student is finalist in 9 Who Care contest
• High school football scores
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 4
• Cox Mill's defense propels Chargers past South Stanly
• Big second-half fuels Robinson win
• Mount Pleasant falls in OT
• Hickory Ridge shuts down East Rowan
• Huss edges Concord in defense-fest
• Concord marks 9/11 anniversary
• Kissell, Johnson head into final weeks of campaign in close race
• High school football scores
• Research Campus stakeholders gathering for conference Monday
• NC judge asked for quick decision on Alcoa permit
• NC officials look to sting sellers of bogus honey
• CIT cokerdem
• Local teen organizes concert for Gulf relief
• MED-1 among the highlights at HARVEST festival
• Church breaks ground on centennial garden
• The Best Fans in Cabarrus: Part 2
• Governor to speak in Kannapolis next week
• Concord man arrested on bomb charges
• Concord Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• City of Concord to hold Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony
• Soldier with Concord ties killed in Iraq
• Kannapolis Police searching for shooting suspect
• Soldier with Concord ties killed in Iraq
• Cabarrus school bus involved in accident, no injuries
• Special Olympics coordinator settles into new role
• Concord temple to celebrate Jewish New Year
• Harris Road Middle, Cox Mill High debut Mandarin Chinese classes
• Pledges can't cover hall loans for long
• NC prisoner who suffered head injuries dies
• Two shot at Kannapolis apartment complex
• RCCC trustee steps down after nearly 20 years
• Concord High dedicates fire engine for academy
• High school football scores
• The Best Fans in Cabarrus: Part 1
• Webb Road flea market destroyed by fire
• PHOTOS: Friday Night Football Week 3
• High school football scores
• Committee proposes creating adoption director position
• Sheriff's Office names rookie, veteran award winners
• Celgard plant a sign of new industry for Cabarrus?
• RCCC continues efforts to allow for more students
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• Kannapolis musician records with iconic guitar
• Kannapolis closes part of Lane Street
• Teacher saves life on difficult anniversary
• Couple welcomes 'natural' triplets
• CIT joe davis
• International leader visits green business, research campus
• City of Concord Labor Day Holiday Schedule
• mp v carson volleyball 1
• mp v carson volleyball 2
• STEM program to focus on science, math education
• Charlotte to host 2017 PGA Championship
• Official says Charlotte to host 2017 PGA Championship
• Activists want strict penalty for man accused of stabbing dog
• Local nurse awarded Order of Long Leaf Pine
• Checkered Dreams continues nights at the speedway
• Palo finds peace as a choir director
• High school football scores
• PHOTOS-Friday Night Football Week 2
• High school football scores
• Sears Outlet, Kmart form partnership to make both more competitive
• Charity Ride to support Concord youth
• Ciolli, Intimidators rout Legends
• Davidson College president named to run UNC system
• PHOTOS: Food Lion AutoFair
• Johnson visits former school planetarium
• Cabarrus and Kannapolis report smooth start to school year
• Send us your back-to-school photos!
• PHOTO GALLERY: First Day of School
• AutoFair returns this weekend
• Cabarrus-based construction company celebrates 60th anniversary amid tough economy
• Wonders' Riley will not play Friday, coach says
• Mount Pleasant coaches vote to stay in South Piedmont Conference
• Tigers want another volleyball league title
• Perdue campaign fined for flight reporting errors
• Harrisburg lures motorsports graphics designer
• Neighborhood pharmacy opens in Harrisburg
• Kannapolis delays approving water transfer agreement
• Family Promise to integrate services into CCM
• Local teacher returns from seventh trip abroad with students
• Early-morning fire causes damage to Concord house
• Concord house fire under investigation
• NC wins 'Race to the Top' school reform grant
• Kannapolis delays approving water transfer agreement
• Suspects in Charlotte murder arrested in Cabarrus County
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Flair Brothers Appearing At Lucha Libre USA Charlotte Event
• Cop murder trial begins today in Charlotte
• KCS reveals its new strategic plan
• Living history with J.B. Roberts, Part II
• Afton Village, a road map through the recession?
• 'Back-porch' banking is his way to find a niche
• Offseason moves not helping Panthers' passing woes
• Dancers showcase heritage at Powwow
• Concord downtown development head to step down
• A new beginning for future health care professionals
• High school football scores
• Bulls can't dig out of hole at Carson
• Mooresville shuts out Northwest
• Marvin Ridge controls second half vs. Concord
• Turnovers, penalties cost Chargers in home opener
• Albemarle holds off Mount Pleasant
• Wonders come from 10 points down to win
• Photo Gallery: Friday Night Football Week 1
• High school football scores
• Intimidators throw no-hitter
• Performance at Kannapolis Library Saturday
• 2010 Mount Pleasant Varsity Football Roster and Schedule
• Cabarrus, Kannapolis school systems welcome teachers, host convocations
• Concord officer honored as a hero
• Native American Powwow returns to Concord
• New Salvation Army officers make plans to expand programs
• Concord resident finalist in Food Network contest
• DOT awards contract to Widen I-85
• High school football scores
• NC's July jobless rate dips below double-digits
• Flood advisory in effect for Cabarrus, Rowan
• NC public TV reporter no longer at station
• Concord teen missing; may be at Myrtle Beach
• Flood watch in effect for Cabarrus, Rowan
• Two area men arrested for selling stolen equipment
• Local teachers hope to make science relevant through research
• CCM says food pantries are running low
• Old Courthouse Theatre Recipient of NC Arts Council Grant
• LISTEN: Campaigning in NC-8 race not a priority for National GOP
• Report: FBI probing Charlotte man for al-Qaida magazine
• Chairmen of the Board coming to Salisbury Thursday
• Review finds flawed NC cases, including executions
• Cooperative Extension partners with 10 Percent Campaign
• Commissioners vote to expand animal protection group
• Board to purchase part of The Old Creamery building
• Group flies NC-based wounded soldier to wedding
• NASCAR Hall's attendance gap could widen
• Commissioners vote to expand animal protection group
• First Amendment cited in Davidson College police case
• Three suspects arrested selling stolen merchandise at flea market
• Kannapolis Police seek suspects in shooting
• Panthers WR Smith activated, catches passes
• Economy slows some Kannapolis projects; others push forward
• Living history interview with J.B. Roberts
• CIT rehab
• New study explores health benefits of Chia seeds
• Hall reflects on historic 32 years on school board
• Ish Smith signs with NBA's Rockets
• Kannapolis police officers promoted
• Midland receives first grant in the town's 10-year history
• Much-loved bicycle rolls from mother to daughter
• Cabarrus GOP looking to fill board vacancy
• It's Friday The 13th, Are You Superstitious?
• Ish Smith signs with NBA's Rockets
• Living history interview with J.B. Roberts
• ElectriCities recognizes City of Concord for excellence and heroism
• Junior Charity League hosts 43rd Safety Town event
• Bringing health awareness through church
• Clanton ousted from U.S. Women's Amateur
• Cydney Clanton falls in second round
• Davis named finance director for Kannapolis
• City of Concord tax bills will be mailed August 16, 2010
• Davis named finance director for Kannapolis
• Kannapolis joins Centralina grant application
• Number of children in home schools increases 8 percent in Cabarrus
• Man charged in 40-minute shootout with NC police
• NC donors respond after soldiers' supplies stolen
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• NASCAR hall may miss attendance mark
• Intimidators fall to last-place Suns
• Cydney Clanton advances to match play
• Thousands of fish die in Lake Norman
• Officials warn of unhealthy air quality in Charlotte
• Cydney Clanton wins first-round match
• School board decides on use for Fries Middle
• Commissioners want more accountability from EDC
• Concord to vote on water contracts
• County to appoint task force on no-kill policy
• Teacher supports free clinic through lesson about health care
• Concord firefighters to raise money for MDA
• Through her wigs a grandmother's life will go on
• Local singer/songwriter performing in Sept. in Concord
• Victim's assistant retires with 'rewarding' experience
• Poll: N.C. voters support convention in Charlotte
• Parish nursing program reaches out to the Latino community
• CVB updates commissioners on marketing plans, coming events
• Football, fall sports practice begin Monday
• State releases ABC accountability report
• Publisher named for Independent Tribune
• Retailers expect big tax-free weekend
• Williams finds serenity in his garden
• Creating a strand of beads to reach the gulf
• Concord man shot during dispute
• Teachers, administrators participate in annual technology conference
• Portion of Cox Mill Road to close Tuesday
• Concord students learn firefighting skills on way to new career
• RCCC to hold public silent auction Wednesday
• Robinson hosts camp for freshmen
• Kannapolis Police need help finding shooting suspect
• Jails face overcrowding
• 'Tearing Down the Tent' screens in Kannapolis Friday
• Former owner of Concord Tribune dies
• Concord resident creates unique art for fundraiser to support gulf cleanup
• Passion for produce becomes 'a way of life'
• Program offers help to drug addicted women, mothers
• No staff cuts in Cabarrus schools budget
• Kannapolis City Schools introduces administrator for new alternative program
• Independent Tribune debuts redesigned website
• School board to decide use for Fries Middle
• Concord resident creates unique art for fundraiser to support gulf cleanup
• Ciolli's four RBI lift Intimidators to win
• Program offers help to drug addicted women, mothers
• Poll: N.C. voters support convention in Charlotte
• NC donors respond after soldiers' supplies stolen
• Temps to close near 100 degrees today
• Chicagoland Speedway to open NASCAR's 2011 Chase
• Baddour: NCAA back on campus at North Carolina
• Senate confirms Kagan to Supreme Court
• CVB updates commissioners on marketing plans, coming events
• Religious leaders see a bigger culprit in Gulf spill: corporate culture
• State releases ABC accountability report
• Retailers expect big tax-free weekend
• Teachers, administrators participate in annual technology conference
• Concord students learn firefighting skills on way to new career
• Creating a strand of beads to reach the gulf
• Football season begins
• Man charged in 40-minute shootout with NC police
• Robinson hosts camp for freshmen
• Jails face overcrowding
• NCDOT to temporarily close Cox Mill Road
• City of Concord to participate in National Night Out 2010
• Lane closures at Church Street and Cabarrus Avenue
• Football season is almost here
• Cabarrus Avenue Sidewalk Extension
• Did you know? Water Leaks Cost Money! Remember Water Restrictions!
• Call Before You Dig - Dial 811
• Booker Drive Realignment Project Begining April 2010
• Concord City Manager Presents Budget Recommendation
• Police Department completes first Annual Community Report
• Concord Fleet Services department recognized as 18th best public sector fleet operation in North Ame
• RIDER Transit System public open house meetings on July 22
• Sun Drop Composite
• Using Credit or Debit Cards to Pay Utility Bills
• City of Concord Expands Permanent Water Conservation Efforts – Adopts Permanent Schedule Restr
• The MURDOCK Study Seeking Cabarrus County Participants
• Yard Waste, Leaves, and Building Material Waste – What you Need to Know About Disposal!
• Taking Out The Trash.....The Right Way
• City Council Unanimously Approves Settlement Agreement
• Nancy B. Brewer/ historical fiction author
• Live election coverage Tuesday evening
• Viva Verde Earth Fest
• Thursday is Pancake Day at the Boys Club
• Concord Spiders in state title game
• Could the Tax Credit Be Extended Again?
• Bluegrass, gospel & community news
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cabarrus County
• Cabarrus County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Cabarrus County
• Old Courthouse Theatre Makes Good In Regional Competition
• Football season is here
• Cabarrus Football Preseason Preview
• New broadcasts coming
• Baseball broadcasts
• You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
• Your Hometown Station
• Want to Live on Union Street?
• Habitat Cabarrus Reopens ReStore
• Pearson Celebrates $50,100 Circle K Colossal 100 Victory As Lanigan's Charge From Rear Falls Short
• Josh Richards Voted Overwhelming Favorite To Win 2009 Championship In Second...
• World Racing Group Announces VP Racing Fuels Official Racing Fuel of World of Outlaws...............
• Alltel Wireless Continues As Title Sponsor Of The 38th Annual DIRTcar Nationals By UNOH
• Greater Charlotte Home And Landscape Show
• Cabarrus County Fair
• SEARCH FOR REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES IN THE AREA
• Tour De Tots Bike Ride
• Prepared Childbirth - Saturday Class
• Candy Crawl
• Refresher Childbirth Preparation Series
• Treat Night at Logan Multi-Purpose Center
• Breastfeeding Class for Expectant Parents
• Dogs Day Out Pet Festival
• Boot Camp for New Dads
• SuperMarket Tours
• Lap Band Seminar
• Hats for Hope
• Prepared Childbirth - 5 week Series
• Healthy Beginnings for Newborns
• Healing Threads Fashion Benefit
• Christmas Town, USA
• Christmas with Elvis
• The Southern Christmas Show
• Jubilation Morning at the Barn Dinner Theatre
• Shatley Springs Inn and Area Attractions
• Concord Christmas Parade
• Treelighting Ceremony
• Dogs Day Out Pet Festival
• A Season to Celebrate Tour
• Tanglewood Festival of Lights
• Playschool
• Babysitter Training
• Basketball Offcials Clinic
• Karate
• Youth Basketball Registration

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