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• Hickory pit crew coach comes full circle
• HardCORE gym draws pros and beginners alike
• Thousands support message of love not hate at Newton protest
• Pastor Worley preaches to joyful, supportive congregation at Maiden church
• At today's Coca-Cola 600 flyover, the co-pilot of the B-52 is from Hickory
• 5 Things to do in the Hickory area
• 5 Things to do in the Hickory area
• Georgia pastor plans to evangelize at Sunday protest
• Hickory bank robber nabbed in a hurry
• Prostitution bust at Hickory massage parlor
• Moser 'going to be sorely missed'
• Hickory region's jobless rates drop
• Pedestrian struck on Lenoir Rhyne Boulevard in Hickory
• Protest against pastor's anti-gay sermon will go on at Catawba Justice Center
• Bret Michaels to Appear at Main Cellar City Club
• BREAKING NEWS: Protest against pastor's anti-gay sermon will go on at Catawba Justice Center
• Greater Hickory area ceremonies commemorate Memorial Day
• BREAKING NEWS: Anti-gay protest will go on at Catawba Justice Center
• Local ceremonies commemorate Memorial Day
• Protest won't be allowed at Catawba Justice Center
• Maiden church's sermon spurs possible IRS scrutiny over tax-exempt status
• BREAKING: Newton-Conover brings in head coach from Tennessee
• BREAKING: Newton-Conover brings in head coach from Tennessee
• Maiden church's sermon spurs possible IRS scrutiny over tax-exempt status
• Maiden church's sermon spurs possible IRS scrutiny over tax-exempt status
• Settlement of suit costs Long View $200,000
• Threat forces evacuation at Hickory Chair
• Work continues on Hickory pavilion area
• Gas prices down, motoring up for holiday weekend
• Most NC road construction suspended for weekend travel
• Controversy surrounding Maiden pastor grows
• Fatal collisions claim two lives in Catawba County
• Anti-gay sermon by Maiden pastor draws anger, denunciation
• LRU Student Wins First Place in Research Presentation
• View Stars, Planets and the Moon at LRU
• Judicial panel to ultimately decide fate of Hickory man
• Anti-gay sermon by Maiden pastor draws anger, denunciation
• Catawba County commissioners grant private-property road access, but owner not happy
• Catawba County cited as No. 1 in recycling in North Carolina
• Accused Hickory thief has second thoughts, arrested anyway
• Drunk driver gets 10 years for deadly Sherrills Ford crash
• Hickory man to be freed from prison after 24 years
• Hickory unveils Zahra Baker memorial playground
• The water and boating safety drives labor of love with Coast Guard Auxiliary
• Hickory unveils Zahra Baker memorial playground
• Top 10 "best" excuses heard during traffic stops
• Jeremy Mayfield's wife files for bankruptcy
• Career criminal arrested -– again -- in Hickory
• Jeremy Mayfield's wife files for bankruptcy
• Hickory police run for a good cause: Special Olympics
• No ordinances regulating distances, so parties at odds over Newton gravesite
• Zahra park nearly done, ribbon cutting Saturday
• Principal at Foard High School is retiring
• HDR, N.C. Media General newspapers sold to group led by Buffett
• Job change forces Newton-Conover board member to step down
• Zahra park nearly done, ribbon cutting Saturday
• Principal at Foard High School is retiring
• Record, several other NC newspapers sold to Berkshire Hathaway
• Hudson teacher suspended for placing child in cardboard box
• Primary election totals for Catawba County official
• No Hickory tax hike, but water rates going up
• Citizen's complaint disrupts Hickory meeting
• Autopsy planned on SBI agent found dead at house fire
• Schools taking bite out of proposed 2012-13 Catawba County budget
• Suspected serial snatcher accused in multi-state spree gets bond reduced
• Winners of the HDR's Charity Chase contest
• Winners of the HDR's Charity Chase contest
• Autopsy planned on SBI agent found dead at house fire
• Winners of the HDR's Charity Chase contest
• Defendants in cab driver murder face June 25 hearing
• Hickory water is safe after sewer overflows
• L-R Names First Provost for Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary- Columbia, SC
• Swinging Under the Stars
• Train destroys semi in Long View crash
• No injuries, bad damage in train crash
• VOTE for the Charity Chase contest winner
• Hickory extends pavilion naming contest
• Hickory clarifies council agenda procedure
• Woman pleads guilty in '11 stabbing death
• Hickory is home to America's top mom
• Gunfire breaks out in Hickory nightspot
• Hickory area the place to be this weekend
• Drinking, driving and death
• Brookford proposed budget cut
• Newton DMV examiner charged with improperly giving licenses
• Jogger reports man for lewd behavior
• Cadets take a step back in time
• Argument escalates: Brother slashes brother
• In the line of duty
• LRU Professor Featured in New Princeton Review Book, “The Best 300 Professors”
• Nursing student wants to give back because she's been there
• Suspect caught in the act, arrested
• Hickory mom is USA's 'most inspirational'
• Primary turnout up slightly, amendment was main issue
• Putting on the Ritz at the Harper House/Hickory History Center!
• Wright is fourth in auditor voting
• Hunsucker, Beatty beat challengers
• McHenry wins easily; will face Keever for 10th District seat
• Inglefield wins in a landslide
• University to Hold Graduation Ceremony and Bestow Honorary Degrees
• Man charged with 50 counts of animal cruelty in Burke County
• Kids in College Program To Focus On STEM Fields
• Catawba County Schools' new superintendent from Macon County
• Gravesite setbacks new topic before commissioners
• Extra expense, delays for Hickory pavilion project
• Downtown Hickory Art Crawl
• Catawba County woman enjoys helping young people move forward
• VOTE for the Charity Chase contest winner
• New law widens crime-fighting net
• They're ready for the next big thing
• Greenpeace activists identified
• Lots to do in the Hickory area this weekend
• Woman in 'Bonnie and Clyde' chase pleads guilty to 13 charges
• Wife charged for shooting and burning husband
• 7 arrested at protest at Marshall power plant in Catawba County
• Catawba County Schools to announce superintendent Monday
• Wife charged for shooting and burning husband
• Church council opposes Amendment One
• NC Senate leader says vote for Amendment One
• Ministers plead: Vote against Amendment One
• Woman to be charged with killing husband, setting his body on fire
• Protesters block train at Duke Energy's Marshall Steam Station
• New lease on life for Newton's State Cinema
• Start Saving Now For Oktoberfest’s Castle of Cans
• Photography Awards Announced FCA
• Third man arrested in connection with gang shooting
• Hickory earns second Playful City title
• New lease on life for Newton's State Cinema
• Woman leads troopers on chase on I-40
• 50 new jobs coming to Long View
• Deputies investigate possible murder, suicide
• Pavilion critics take Hickory City Council to task on meeting conduct
• Statewide poverty tour makes its way to Hickory
• Statewide poverty tour makes its way to Hickory
• Gold congratulates NAACP on stand against Amendment One
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield's home auctioned
• Man in 'Bonnie and Clyde' spree pleads guilty
• Wright wants opponent to quit auditor race
• Donations, budget changes at Hickory City Council meeting
• Ready, set ... RUN!
• Lenoir-Rhyne Alumni Donate Largest Gift Amount
• Feeding children feeds her appetite to give back
• Hickory golf tournament to support Special Olympics North Carolina
• Big business, big money, big taxes
• Night club conflict erupts into Hickory shootout
• Full Circle Arts Present a Display of Photographs
• Mother’s Day Art Show
• Hickory region's jobless rate drops
• 4 LRU students charged in exploding bottle prank
• Earth Day at St. Stephens
• Hickory Downtown Development Association Receives 2012 National Trust Main Street Accreditation
• Gingrich greets supporters, pushes GOP values in Conover
• Authorities after woman using stolen checks, ID in Hickory
• LRU Graduate Students Participate in Global Video Challenge
• Doug Rowe Recipient of the First Mark Weaver Scholarship Fund
• Primary voters casting ballots based on redrawn boundaries
• Threatening note causes Catawba Valley Community College evacuation
• Broadway star coming to Newton
• Charges expected in exploding bottle prank at LRU
• Ready, set ... RUN!
• SyFy's 'Hollywood Treasures' discovers Hildebran village
• In Concord, Gingrich 'realistic' after primary defeats
• Murder charges dropped against accused drive-by killer
• Newton woman pleads guilty in cruelty case
• Ready, set ... RUN!
• Bill to end tenure for N.C. teachers introduced in legislature
• Gingrich to speak in Conover Thursday
• Ready, set ... RUN!
• She found a calling in the classroom
• CrimeWatch for Greater Hickory area
• Candidates for North Carolina Governor
• The Marriage Amendment: A question of state policy or a test of faith?
• Zahra movie in the works
• Hickory is hoppin' this weekend
• Marriage amendment spawns church vandalism
• Classroom tech tools inspire, enhance learning at Hickory schools
• Giving back to those who gave their all
• Musician Tells Whimsical Stories Through Her Music
• Greater Hickory Metro Basketball ELITE Academy
• Greater Hickory Metro Basketball Camp
• Dedication of Zahra's Playground May 19
• Rock Barn makeover goes sporty, casual
• Homeless veterans helped in Hickory
• Candidates for 10th US Congressional District in the May 8 Primary
• 11 people charged with sex, drug offenses at Thee Playhouse in Hickory
• Early voting begins Thursday in Catawba County
• Candidate questions: Catawba County Board of Commissioners
• Naming contest underway in Hickory
• The 12th Annual Spring Show Art at the Farm
• Bojangles Mid-South Custom Rod and Antique Car Show, Bazaar, and Concert
• UPDATE: Skeletal remains sent to SBI lab for testing
• 11 people arrested on sex, drug charges at Thee Playhouse in Hickory
• Power of caring
• Has Zahra's skull been found?
• May 19 dedication for the Zahra Baker All Children’s Playground
• Youth Council Recruiting New Members for the 2012-2013 School Year
• VisionAire Jets moving to airport
• Power of caring
• Appeals Court upholds order releasing warrants in Zahra Baker case
• Skeletal remains found in Caldwell County
• Catawba County commissioners, public debate NC marriage amendment
• Midget Girls Softball Schedule
• Hickory police ID those involved in fatal wreck
• Suspect, victim, arrested in crime
• Two men arrested for copper theft
• View Stars and Planets at LRU
• Catawba County commissioners to decide on county-city partnership
• Long View resident reveres old-timey music
• Earth-friendly approaches made easier by Catawba County
• Community build wraps up work on Zahra memorial playground
• What's going on in the Hickory area
• Run of the Mill 5K Saturday at Murray's Mill
• Rising up in memory of Zahra
• International Best-Selling Author to Appear at LRU Program
• Injured pedestrian recovering in Charlotte
• Volunteers put their heart into Zahra's playground
• Arson fire damages Hickory apartment
• Hudson plant fire closes U.S. 321
• Pedestrian hit crossing on US 321 in Hickory
• Hickory-area bridges scheduled for replacement
• Inmate commits suicide in Catawba County jail
• Pedestrian hit crossing on US 321 in Hickory
• Lenoir-Rhyne University Presents Fourth Annual SOURCE Event
• 14 months and over $200,000 later the Zahra Baker All Children's Playground is being built
• Final preparations under way for Zahra's playground
• Hickory drive-by shooting suspects arrested
• Group Exercise Schedule Highland Recreation Center April
• 2 shot, 3 in jail after altercation in Lenoir
• Hickory, Catawba County need volunteers for spring Litter Sweep
• Free classes explaining Catawba County services still open
• Hickory man shot in his home
• CrimeWatch for Greater Hickory area
• Catawba County felony convictions
• Washburn's redemptive road back to Hickory
• Free Program at Full Circle Arts Paint a Flower Pot
• Washburn's redemptive road back to Hickory
• Former phenom opens Hickory eatery
• 'Hunger Games' brings action to Hildebran
• Catawba County Schools begins interviews for superintendent position
• Hickory area offers a variety of activities
• Suspicious fire guts Granite Falls home
• Hickory-area churches observe Easter
• Catawba County health department says some should get vaccinated
• Kiwanis offers another way to honor Zahra Baker
• Hickory region's jobless rate drops in February
• Hickory transit center changes ticket sales hours
• Hickory sells mulch in time for spring planting
• Catawba County, Hickory government offices closed Friday
• Hickory Communications Director and Brand Manager
• Old fingerprints give Hickory man a chance at freedom
• Education and fun combined at an annual “green” event
• City of Hickory Fire Chief Thomas Alexander retires after 45 years of combined service
• Old fingerprints give Hickory man a chance at freedom
• Pilot OK after landing mishap
• JROTC cadets mentor students, learn leadership
• Hickory fire chief announces retirement
• Child Abuse Protection Month focuses on keeping kids safe
• Teen girl's involvement in cab murder detailed in hearing
• Teen girl's involvement in cab murder detailed in hearing
• Offices and facilities closed, but garbage pick-up continues on Good Friday
• Refinancing debts to save Hickory $700,000
• 90-year-old pilot causes stir at Hickory Airport
• Teen girl's involvement in cab murder detailed in hearing
• Thief steals flowers from 100 graves in Hickory
• Contest puts your town on the map
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Request for Proposals - Aviation fuel Supplier
• City of Hickory to sell Mulch and Leaf Compost just in time for spring planting
• Child Abuse Protection Month focuses on keeping kids safe
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• How to spend federal housing money on tonight's City Council agenda
• Catawba County Commission board prioritizes '12 legislative agenda
• Co-founder of Hickory-based CommScope retiring
• Catawba veterans attend USO celebration at Charlotte Motor Speedway
• City of Hickory team wins 5th annual Greater Hickory Metro Corporate Challenge
• LRU Welcomes the John Wojciechowski Quartet
• Hickory’s Public Art Commission accepts applications from artists
• Firefighters Flush City Hydrants
• More pest? Not really, they're just early in the Hickory area
• "We want justice" rallying cry for Hickory Trayvon Martin service
• More pest? Not really, they're just early in the Hickory area
• UPDATED: Winning Mega Millions tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland
• Hunt continues for driver in Claremont hit and run
• Teen hospitalized in Hickory drive-by shooting
• UPDATED: Winning Mega Millions tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland
• Hot-air balloon will scatter Easter eggs for children
• Hunt, run, read, sing and laugh in the Hickory area
• Huge Mega Millions jackpot has everyone buying tickets
• Hickory honored for having one of the best workplace-wellness initiatives
• Teen murder suspects in Hickory cab driver slaying in court
• 'Hunger Games' segment from Hildebran on 'Today' show on Friday
• The Little Read author inspires kids to nurture environment
• Neighborhood dispute leads to a Hickory shooting
• View Stars and Planets at LRU
• Exploration and Creative Thinking at the Center of LRU Kids in College Program
• Hickory’s Public Art Commission requests applications from artists for its Art on the Bench project
• Greenway cuts two bus routes
• New signs point to Hickory's status as 'Playful City USA'
• Council of Government building dedicated in Long View
• Mullen retiring from 'Sue's Grill' at Rock Barn
• Candlelight service for slain teen at Hickory church
• City Snippets April 2012
• Lenoir-Rhyne University & LTSS Sign Merger Agreement
• 2012 Unifour Senoir Games
• Driver survives train collision in Claremont
• Lenoir-Rhyne, Southern complete merger agreement
• Well crafted life - Community Spotlight Juliet Horan
• Four men with guns rob Hickory's Atlanta Bread
• Couple finds 50.5-carat emerald
• Christian service is a gift she shares
• Crime Watch
• Teen girls arrested for Hickory cabdriver murder
• Ostriches drive Sherrills Ford business
• Hickory church's 'Living Last Supper' brings masterpiece to life
• Catawba County University offers information on government
• Section of I-40 near Hickory will close at night
• Plenty to do this weekend in Hickory
• Anti-litter campaign resurrects old strategy in Conover
• Drive-thru assault, robbery appears to be set-up
• Hickory school rallies around students with cancer
• L-R Concert Band to Perform Free Show
• National Library Week Events Planned at Hickory Public Library
• Hickory woman indicted for murder in fatal Oct. 25 wreck
• Hickory contest will decide name of Union Square event area
• Contractors for health care firm have not been paid
• LRU Names Business Leader of the Year
• Naming the new Downtown Hickory structure
• Hickory Patio and Fireplace Celebrates 20 Years in Hickory
• Hickory City Council hears money-saving plan
• SUV slams into Hickory house
• Hickory region's jobless rate rises
• US Navy SEAL to Speak on Aspects of Leadership at Lenoir-Rhyne Event
• Unity Fair combines two annual events
• Catawba County commissioners approve money for school repairs
• Contract for Hickory airport fuel depot up for approval
• Recycling...positively impacts the community and the Earth
• Celebrity photos submitted by readers
• Celebrity photos submitted by readers
• Hickory woman finalist for Most Inspirational Mom
• Controversial Catawba County candidate says he's not running
• Sturgeon, caviar from Caldwell County find worldwide market
• Gem show, St. Paddy and tennis going on this weekend
• Controversial Catawba County candidate says he's not running
• Preview of Monday's Catawba County commissioners meeting
• Elderly man drowns in pool
• Teen dies after car falls on him
• “Unity” being captured throughout Catawba County
• Officials: 'Hunger Games' boost to NC tourism, economy
• Western NC educators hear about curriculum changes from state superintendent
• Walden House murderer pleads guilty in Hickory slaying
• Teen rape suspect held under $200,000 secured bond
• Festival of Events to Highlight Books and Issues By National Author
• Greater Hickory area among top places for economic development
• Midget Girls Volleyball Schedule
• Midget League Baseball Practice Schedule
• Little League Baseball Practice Schedule
• Pee Wee Girls Volleyball Schedule
• Midget Girls Softball Practice Schedule
• Pee Wee Girls Softball Practice Schedule
• Beauty is more than paint deep at an antique car show
• Theaters, libraries ready for new 'Hunger Games' movie
• Claremont crash kills driver, closes Interstate
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes February
• Full Circle Arts Make a Greeting Card
• Theaters, libraries ready for new 'Hunger Games' movie
• No tenant yet at old theater location
• Summer Outdoor Adventure Program II (SOAP)
• Summer Outdoor Adventure Program I (SOAP)
• Claremont crash kills driver, closes Interstate
• Old movie house being torn down in Hickory
• Employee robbed at gunpoint outside store
• Watercolor Workshops Scheduled
• Hickory Music Factory’s Annual Rock Camp
• The beat goes on for Neighboring Notable
• Expansion at Apple site in Maiden
• The beat goes on
• Expansion at Apple site in Maiden
• Dealing with job loss is a process
• Here's what's happening in the Hickory area
• Teen busted after snatching grandmother's purse
• Hickory Elks Lodge recognizes outstanding citizens in the Hickory area
• March edition of Catawba Communities is posted on You Tube now
• Hickory Parks and Recreation Department to hold spring break swim program
• State to replace Boggs Road Bridge
• Show off photos of you meeting a celebrity
• Clogged pipe causes sewer overflow
• Spring Break Swim Program
• Mayor, activist stand by their actions
• Ex-Maiden employee indicted for embezzlement
• Meth lab found in mobile home
• Mayor, DA accused of corruption
• Conover man sentenced in federal court for meth trafficking
• Claremont officer's daughter struck in hit-and-run
• Hickory couple buys ticket worth $1 million
• NC appeals court strikes down law banning sweepstakes
• It's Time to Change Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Jobs update: Workforce office says more jobs being listed
• Philanthropist, former Record publisher dies
• Hickory contract with lobbyist up for renewal
• Order for arrest issued for Adam Baker in Caldwell County
• Mayfield hearing on meth charge delayed until April
• Newton woman says 4-H is all about growth
• New column: The Unemployment Line begins in the HDR
• They didn't see job loss coming
• First reports positive on city of Hickory's takeover of airport
• New group to serve area seniors, their families and caregivers
• Firestone opening Hickory store
• Cherry's ripe for The Little Read
• Entertainment, activities this weekend
• Friend beaten during robbery
• Firestone opening Hickory store
• Third case of rabies confirmed in Catawba County
• TEDxHickory is coming: April 21st, 2012!
• Gloria Farr, Hickory's 2011 Main Street Champion
• Lost & Found: HDR article connects woman, missing ring
• Shopping spree leads to conviction
• Preparing for Spring
• Pitch, Hit & Run Competition
• 2012 Greater Hickory Corporate Challenge Event
• It’s not too early to think about Easter baskets
• Youth Council Dialogue Circles to discuss environmental impact and begin the 2012 recruitment
• Election lineups set for primary contests
• Wright runs for NC auditor
• $4 a gallon for premium is here in Greater Hickory area
• Records, reimbursements at center of testimony in embezzlement trial
• Bellamy seeks 10th Congressional District post
• 2012 Unifour Senior Games Registration Underway
• Easter Egg Hunt in it’s 25th year
• Democratic congressional chairman wants state House seat
• Few local candidates file for county, statewide offices
• Catawba group winner of $250,000 in lottery
• Good Samaritan wants to return wedding ring he found
• Newton attorney found dead at home
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted for larceny in Caldwell County
• Hickory teen charged with rape, sexual assault
• Man charged with filing false report in his disappearance
• Scholarship puts Hickory senior closer to his dream
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes January 2012
• Hickory Fire Educator Receives State Award
• City Snippets March 2012
• On the upswing
• Oktoberfest Arts and Crafts Applications Being Accepted
• Man pleads guilty to mutilation murder
• Man pleads guilty to mutilation murder
• Disgraced teacher accepts plea
• Gift of coming home
• Hickory muggers make off with man's cash, shoes
• Jessie's Diner closing Saturday, moving to Granite Falls
• Another counterfeit bill pops up in Hickory
• Foxx files for re-election in 5th Congressional District
• Sam Ervin IV files for state Supreme Court
• Hickory's help needed to boost economy, arts
• Full Circle Arts Offers a Class in Basic Photography
• Newton-Conover Health Science High gets new name, focus
• A Cappella Choir and Brass Ensemble Announce Details of Spring Tour
• Catawba County Democratic Party precinct meetings March 6
• March Group Exercise Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• March Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview Recreation Center
• City of Hickory Community Relations Council accepts grant applications until March 22
• Child fatalities in Catawba County slightly up in 2011
• Hundreds of volunteers needed to build Zahra's playground
• 9/11 memento brings events home to Newton-Conover High students
• Health officials report first child victim of flu in state
• Jeremy Mayfield indicted on four felony charges
• View the Stars at LRU
• Hickory announces the Zahra Baker All Children’s Playground Community Build
• Season's first snow not expected to last
• 34 years, 1 job: helping the kids of Newton-Conover Schools
• Sweepstakes gaming centers operate within shadow of the law
• Agenda for commissioners meeting
• Missing Long View man found
• Three Conover churches targeted in break-ins
• Mostly incumbents file locally during first week
• Parking time limits extended to three hours in downtown Hickory
• Kurt Weill Play Kicks Off LRU’s Spring Playmakers Season
• Hispanic-American Novelist to Visit LRU
• Piano Virtuoso to Perform at LRU
• Burr, Coburn unveil Medicare rescue plan
• Keever files for 10th Congressional District
• Hagan receives Marine Corps League honor
• Romney leads GOP rivals, Obama in fundraising in Catawba County
• Keeping his eye on the prize
• Maiden is lucky for 3 lottery winners
• Complaint prompts audit of Hickory Public Housing Authority
• Newton water projects to begin Monday
• Newton council gets update on pool, recreation dept. plans during workshop
• McHenry files for re-election in 10th District
• State legislator decides to take on McHenry
• Former Hickory resident running for re-election to appellate judge
• Political leaders speak out on the President's budget
• President Obama's remarks on the budget
• Fortenberry to run against McHenry
• Beatty runs for another term on Catawba County Commission
• Former Hickory resident running for re-election to appellate judge
• McHenry files for re-election in 10th
• Learn To Quill
• Schools in Catawba County's districts to begin Aug. 7
• Community meets, talks about incident at Foard high
• Couples' secret: Hobbies together, forgiveness
• Man shot, killed by Alexander County deputy
• On Valentine's Day, Love is never outdated
• Ex-student banned from LRU
• His dream led him out of the projects to his life's purpose
• His dream led him out of the projects to his life's purpose
• Romney leads GOP rivals, Obama in fundraising in Catawba County
• Election filing opens at noon Monday
• Tattooing the right way
• Husband of councilwoman arrested on assault charge
• Couple robs Hickory bank but doesn't get far
• 5 Things to do in the Hickory area this weekend
• Granite Falls' Eric Church up for Grammy
• Call For Artists Downtown Hickory Art Crawl
• 'True' Irish St, Paddy's Day celebration
• Hype building for 'Hunger Games' premiere
• Counterfeit arrest: 18-year-old charged in fake money scam in Hickory area
• Losing Perdue, other incumbents hasn't depressed Democrats' spirit in Hickory area
• YMCA pool closed this weekend
• Downtown Hickory Farmers Market Update
• Proposal for Coffee Bar Patrick Beaver Memorial Library
• Car crashes through Hickory home
• Cab driver murder defendant makes court appearance
• Authorities ask for information in hit-and-run in Granite Falls area
• Possible assault at Conover council meeting could lead to charges
• Hickory grant will help with mill renovations
• Teens can find ways out of dating violence
• Speaker to Discuss the Role Statistics Play In How the World Works
• Conover council approves new park
• 'Art About Women' Winners Announced
• Ironwood Estate Orchids Annual Open House
• Organization continues push to change ward system
• Pee Wee Boys Basketball Tournament Bracket
• Pee Wee Girls Basketball Tournament Bracket
• Newton banker has investment in community
• Super connections
• Hickory couple busted breaking into cars
• Super connections
• Hickory Kiwanians achieve Life Member status
• 5 Things
• Search for Rhodhiss man called off
• Newton-Conover City Schools to launch Red Blazer Award
• More counterfeit bills turn up in Hickory
• Five tennis courts close while courts are rebuilt
• Celebrate Black History Month in February
• More charges against Hickory man accused of multistate thefts
• Norovirus problem in NC
• Yadkin authorities charge Hickory man with selling guns illegally
• Hickory region's December jobless rate ticks up
• More charges against Hickory man accused of multistate thefts
• Witnesses say they spotted UFOs over Long View, Hickory
• Armed robbers continue to evade Caldwell detectives
• Students Earn a Place on the LRU President and Dean’s Lists for Academic Achievement
• President’s List and Dean’s List FAQ
• Aussie mom clueless about Zahra's ashes
• Hickory man arrested for multi-state theft
• Catawba County Schools budget for next year $4 million short
• Adam Baker back in Australia, but ICE didn't deport him
• Exploring Faith, Laughter, and Hope with Visiting Speaker at LRU
• February Group Exercise Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• February Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview Recreation Center
• Bride-to-be 'says yes' to filming reality TV episode
• Missing Charlotte hikers found in Caldwell
• Gunmen rob two Caldwell businesses
• Flee and lose--your car
• More people sick after eating at Conover seafood restaurant
• 5 things to do in and around Hickory this weekend
• More people sick after eating at Conover seafood restaurant
• Catawba commissioners OK merger of ABC boards
• Zahra Baker Documentary
• Community Development Block Grant Public Hearings
• City Snippets February 2012
• Gloria Farr Recognized as Hickory's 2011 Main Street Champion
• Greenway Transit Center receives Best Innovation Award from NC Department of Commerce - Main Street Center
• Perdue vowed she was running two months ago
• High-speed chase leads to Long View meth lab bust
• Troubles over campaign finances dogged Perdue
• 'Help me' written on window saves carjacking victim
• City of Hickory Engineer Rick Patton accepts innovation award from NC Main Street
• A Writer-in-Residence and A North Carolina Author to Visit LRU Campus
• Homeless census mean they do count
• Man pleads guilty in 2009 murder
• Cutest kitty in America lives in Catawba County
• 2012 HPD Polar Plunge
• Asheville Democrat wants 10th District seat
• Report: Hickory metro area among worst in nation for jobs
• Commissioners to vote on takeover of Taylorsville ABC store
• Cutest kitty in America lives in Catawba County
• County, state investigate illness of Harbor Inn diners
• Conover roommate murder goes to trial
• View the Stars at LRU
• Catawba County's new recycling project will take used cooking oil, grease
• Body of Conover accident victim identified
• More counterfeit money circulates in Hickory
• Aircraft Maintenance Service RFP
• Newton woman's career: Serving the less fortunate
• Conover girl recognized for making emergency call
• Are some foster kids over-medicated?
• Korean War soldier's remains returned with full military honors
• Time to jump in Lake Hickory
• Hero's escort will travel NC 16
• CVCC lockdown: What worked, what needs work
• Timeline of events after a gunman was reported at CVCC
• Hickory cops search for Cobra thief
• Hickory police continue to search for CVCC gunman
• Collector to auction 27 cars, including Intimidator Camaro
• In Catawba County voter fraud case, attorney says voter ID law could help
• Lockdown, but no suspect found at Catawba Valley Community College
• School systems' top earners change little from 2010 to 2011
• Dead, burned body found in Conover
• Hickory financial report encouraging, but problems remain
• Catawba commissioners act on grants that aid low-income residents
• Counterfeiting on the rise in Hickory
• Argument leads to mother shooting, killing son
• Theologian says we hear only half of King's message
• Catawba County meeting set for Tuesday evening
• More time to park on Union Square
• Hickory magician's skill is no illusion
• Fatal Hickory shooting under investigation
• What if Wednesday's tornado had hit Catawba County?
• The World War I cannon to be repainted
• Hickory woman taken to ATM and robbed at gunpoint
• Hickory robber busted again
• Pepper spraying attacker steals $3,300 necklace in Hickory
• Local charities helping tornado victims
• Hershey's Track & Field Program
• Catawba-Wateree Basin improves to drought watch
• No charges in Foard High noose incident
• Tornado rips apart homes but spares lives
• Tornado destroys homes in Burke County
• VIDEO: Tornado victims describe storm's fury
• National Weather Service: A tornado hit Burke
• Perdue tours storm area, McHenry and Hagan promise assistance
• Storm cell leaves destruction on Lake Hickory
• Possible tornado hits Burke County
• 'Hardcore' auto racing show this weekend
• Counterfeit money circulating in area
• Conover works to get space for center
• Blood Drive At Highland Recreation Center
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes-December
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• Hickory not on new twin-trailer routes
• Government offices to shut down for King holiday
• DWI suspect gives cops bogus name and friend's ID
• Offices and facilities closed on Martin Lurther King, Jr. holiday, but parks and garbage pick up continues
• Hickory Parks and Recreation and the Hickory Foundation YMCA strengthen youth swimming skills over the winter break
• Father, son shot following argument over a woman
• His comedic message inspires, tells of life's lessons
• Ray Charles' daughter has her own story to tell
• 'It's uplifting'
• Pair of veteran firefighters retire from duty
• Hickory firefighters promoted to captain
• Hickory Downtown Elects 2012 Board of Directors
• New Hickory fire truck features important upgrades
• 5 Things
• Merger discussion about Catawba, Taylorsville ABC boards next week
• Zahra portrait to be installed at HPD
• Firefighters Promoted to Fire Apparatus Operator
• Firefighters Promoted to Captain
• Hickory Fire Department has a new fire truck in service
• Adam Baker: Guilty of assault
• Adam Baker sentenced to jail
• Adam Baker pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to one drug charge
• LRU and Community to Celebrate the Life and Works of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Junior League Basketball Schedule
• Region's jobless rate unchanged
• Library officials want your input before building new facility
• Bakers could wrap up plea deals Thursday
• Lenoir-Rhyne to Hold High School Scholars Academy Information Session
• Mites Basketball Game Schedule
• Hickory City Council gives final OK to event area, incentive deal
• Adam Baker may make plea deal Wednesday
• Begging for forgiveness
• Conover attorney awaits state bar hearing
• January edition of Catawba Communities features economic development success, community organizations and more
• A glimpse of Hickory’s accomplishments in 2011
• New Newton-Conover Middle is second green school for county
• Religious Studies Professor to Speak at LRU
• Elisa Baker in federal court Thursday for plea hearing
• Potter carries on Catawba Valley tradition
• Where do we go from here?
• 5 Things
• New state law to affect where inmates are housed
• Deadly fire in Oxford
• Former Hickory mayor dies at 83
• City of Hickory closings in observance of the New Year’s holiday
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• City Snippets January 2012
• Community Gardens Information and Application
• Departing ASU Center director: 'It's been amazing'
• Conover firm's outdoor displays lighting up the world
• Santa and Mrs. Claus spread cheer every year
• Conover firm's outdoor displays lighting up the world
• A buck at a time
• 5 Things
• Doing good, dining good for Christmas
• Convenience stores' customers donate $10,000 to playground
• Youth Track & Field
• Softball Umpires Meeting
• Adult Softball
• Adult Volleyball
• Youth LaCrosse
• Youth Baseball
• Girls Softball
• Girls Volleyball
• Ring in the New Year with The Band of Brothers!
• Holiday Open House at Plan North Trading Company
• Elisa Baker looking to make a deal on federal drug charges
• Highland Recreation Center Aerobic Schedule January 2012
• Holiday closings begin today in area
• Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn returning in 2012
• Plan would move farmers market, develop event area
• Christmas disaster: Fire destroys family home
• Truck crashes, lands atop embankment
• Red Cross home heating safety tips
• Christmas disaster: Fire destroys family home
• Catawba County school districts to each get a new elementary school
• No info on officer-involved shooting until SBI probe complete
• German firm seeks local incentives
• 2 Newton-Conover High students suspended over hazing incident
• Public hearing tonight on economic incentive package
• Police officer shoots man after he flees traffic stop
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Christmas holiday
• Gymnast jumps at the chance to compete
• Police officer shoots man after he flees traffic stop
• 'That place was a godsend for us'
• Hickory attorney on Discovery episode tonight
• Airport needs $207,584
• 5 Things
• City of art
• McHenry votes for tax relief act
• Gymnast jumps at the chance to compete
• Convenience store robbed
• Christmas Jam on Sunday
• City advisory boards along with a private developer partnership brings art to Tate Boulevard
• Sisters celebrate birthdays of 101, 103
• I-40 repair work is on section recently repaired
• Pray for the thieves
• CVCC enters new education alliance
• Adult Basketball Schedule
• Two die in early morning wreck
• Interstate bottleneck
• Cops for Tots: 'It's always fun to give things away'
• Teen dies in car crash early Tuesday morning
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes November
• HIC presents the Romanian Choir Christmas Concert
• Families get an early Christmas with help from Hickory community
• Newton's new mayor appointed Tuesday night
• Men arrested for trying to steal Mariah Carey perfume
• Father donates $25,000 to Zahra's playground in honor of daughter
• Pee Wee Boys & Girls Basketball Schedule
• Lettermen's harmony never out of style
• Valdese officer's gun used in shooting of 80-year-old man
• Lettermen's harmony never out of style
• Other side of the coin
• Budget constraints force end of CVCC child care program
• Hickory takes over airport operations
• Student Reaches Finalist Status In Business Simulation Challenge
• Hickory gains ownership of the airport’s FBO
• Hickory mayor appointed to NC board
• Mites Basketball Practice Schedule
• Bantam Boys & Girls Basketball Game Schedule
• Midget Girls and Boys Basketball Game Schedule
• Citizen's tip leads to arrest in string of Hickory break-ins, thefts
• Hickory mayor appointed to national board
• Hickory Mayor Rudy Wright appointed to NCLM Board of Directors
• Lunch Bunch Schedule 2012
• Shop 'Til U Drop Schedule 2012
• Southwest Exhibits Civil War Photos
• St. Stephens' JROTC cadets exhibit precision, polish
• Activists in training
• Zahra Baker's remains went to her father
• City Council OKs concealed handguns in Hickory parks
• Rep. Mark Hilton won't run for 7th term
• Man pleads guilty in Travis Baker's 2007 murder
• Candidate already announces for 96th District seat
• New Hickory school board members sworn in
• Newton's planning director retiring
• Man who crashed into DWI checkpoint had prior encounters with the law
• Cost-cutting leaves Catawba County in good standing
• Hickory man crashes car into DWI checkpoint
• December "Catawba Communities" highlights redevelopment, successful CVCC program, shopping local and holiday safety tips
• Last day to donate to Bikes for Tykes
• Red Cross feeds local soldiers
• To protect and serve
• Man crashes car into DWI checkpoint
• Students' passion becomes life-saving charity
• Proposed firearms ordinance options
• Students' passion becomes life-saving charity
• CVCC renames complex after major donor
• 5 Things
• The joy of students' performance is on display
• CVCC renames complex after major donor
• Senior Christmas Dinner
• Winter Break Swim Program Offered For City of Hickory Residents
• District Attorney Gaither says Zahra's Law 'is a bitter reality'
• Stanley man found dead in Lake Norman
• County Commission meeting agenda for Monday
• Hilton to announce if he'll seek seventh term
• Hickory region's jobless rate drops
• Firefighters continue to collect bikes until December 7 for youth in the community
• Salary databases: See what they make
• Rendleman convicted of first-degree murder
• Assistant DA's case postponed in Brunswick County
• Man robbed after meeting 'Cinderella' on Craigslist
• Company to create 62 jobs in Hickory
• German company announces first US manufacturing location in Hickory
• Indoor Soccer Schedule
• Practice Schedule Bantam Boys & Girls
• Upcoming Pottery Classes at Catawba Valley Community College
• CVCC has $6,000 in electronics stolen
• Rendleman takes stand in murder trial; jury to begin deliberations
• Eclectic Sounds of Puddingstone to Be Heard at LRU
• Tony Eltora’s 4th Annual Christmas Jam
• Pre-Christmas Jewelry Celebration
• Winners of Oktoberfest King and Queen Contest
• Catawba County hires new assistant manager
• Man robbed twice at gun show
• Bomb threat forces Fred T. Foard to be locked down
• Hickory McDonald's owner likes giving back
• Sirens, smiles and Santa
• Still no ruling on video gaming in North Carolina
• Churches, clubs raise funds by selling Christmas trees
• Many shoppers got what they wanted before dawn
• Hickory church serves out Thanksgiving blessing for thousands
• The 12th Annual Winter Art Show at the Farm
• A Hickory Holiday
• Center Street repaving begins next week
• Small businesses hope for holiday boost
• Suspected scammer caught; believed to have victims across region
• Churches, clubs raise funds by selling Christmas trees
• Woman wanted in theft of purse at Walmart
• City Snippets December 2011
• Center Street repaving begins after Thanksgiving
• Medical examiner: Woman died from stab wound, asphyxiation
• Catawba County interview assistant manager candidates
• Catawba County unveils plan for dealing with aging population
• County unveils plan for dealing with aging population
• Friends of victim tell of abuse in murder trial
• Region's air quality improves
• Hudson Middle, Caldwell Career winners in Gravity Games
• Hickory's Mayor Rudy Wright No. 1 in US contest
• Dogs sold illegally for profit in Northeast US
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Thanksgiving
• She knows how to spot the bargains on Black Friday
• Dogs sold illegally for profit in Northeast US
• Police: Don't make yourself a target
• 2010 murder trial begins
• UPDATE: Husband dies, wife still in critical condition
• 80-year-old Hickory man arrested for exposing himself to young boy
• Husband, wife shot in Bethlehem
• Accused Subway thief surrenders
• iCare Tour gives people chance to see need, embrace opportunity to help
• NC House Democrat wants ethics probe of LaRoque
• Free Seminars on Christian Counseling to be Offered
• Groundbreaking for Zahra's playground held on her birthday
• Judge rules suspect's statement admissable
• Christmas Bureau makes holidays brighter for thousands
• More stolen goods found on Mayfield's property
• Groundbreaking for Zahra memorial playground takes place
• Winners in last week's election verified by canvass
• Attorney seeks to suppress statement in murder trial
• Hickory’s Christmas Tree lighting ceremony almost here
• City of Hickory to apply for additional Brownfield grant money
• Attorney seeks to supress confession in murder trial
• Hickory contact center to hire 88
• New wound-care treatment center opens in Hickory
• New wound-care treatment center opens in Hickory
• Push on for higher grad rates, test scores in Newton-Conover's high schools
• Kitchens and More showcases homes, kitchens, food and entertainment
• Body found alongside road
• Annual “Christmas at Lenoir-Rhyne” Concert to be Held in December
• Spotting child abuse is all our responsibility
• The Zahra Baker All Children's Playground Groundbreaking Ceremony set for November 16
• Food for Falcon
• Three Hickory teens attack, rob disabled man
• Food for Falcon
• Law firm goes after people who profited from JV Huffman Jr.'s scheme
• Churches preparing for Thanksgiving charity
• Food for Falcon
• Wedding in Hickory cemetery to honor veterans
• Lunchtime stoplight failure in Hickory
• Business Development Committee seeks RFP for ad agency
• Newton family gave five sons in military draft
• Newton family gave five sons in military draft
• Fire in church suspected as arson
• Veterans Day events in Catawba County
• Kids To Tour Fire Truck At Library
• Strong Body, Strong Mind 5-K
• Science Center a natural fit for Hickory man
• Students use horror films to learn about classic literature
• Hickory man pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Assault leads to argument with box cutter
• Writers Anthology Celebrated at Release Party
• Zahra, others honored at police memorial
• Subway restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• Zahra, others honored at police memorial
• Tax reform now an issue in presidential campaign
• In Catawba County, Ron Paul has more GOP donors
• Hickory chef to open 2nd restaurant
• Flat tax
• In Catawba County, Ron Paul has more GOP donors
• Families, young and not-so-young getting ready for Halloween
• 5 things to do this weekend
• 5 Things
• An Insiders Look at Magazine Publishing is Focus of LRU Business Forum
• Hickory area jobless rate falls
• Religious Studies Professor to Speak at LRU
• Little League Boys Soccer Tournament
• Midget Boys Soccer Tournament Schedule
• Pee Wee Boys Soccer Tournament Schedule
• More clues sought at fatal accident scene
• Student confesses to note that places Jacobs Fork on lockdown
• Child exploitation crackdown reaches Hickory area
• Hickory woman charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Complaints douse fire, smoke at Apple site
• Illness claims Army captain from Hickory
• Catawba woman wins Mrs. North Carolina competition, readies for national pageant
• Man robbed in downtown Hickory
• Army reports death of Hickory captain
• UPDATE: Woman charged with DWI in hit-and-run fatalities
• Two killed in hit-and-run motorcycle accident
• Land being cleared for Apple solar farm
• Woman interrupts break-in, gets injured by suspect
• Concert Series Presents Soprano Soloist
• City proudly dedicates new Conover Station
• City Snippets November 2011
• Death penalty sought in cab driver murder
• Police investigate driveby shooting at fire department
• City proudly dedicates new Conover Station
• Police arrest man in purse snatching
• Elisa Baker claims she's innocent in jailhouse interview
• Economy's not all doom and gloom for Hudson entrepreneur
• Elisa Baker claims she's innocent in jailhouse interview
• Transit center dedication Monday in Conover
• Woodworking show returns to Hickory
• Church emphasizes religious role during Halloween season
• 5 THINGS to do this weekend
• “Pastor/Monk-in-Residence” at L-R
• Nursing program to benefit from grant
• Toddler accidently shoots herself
• 2 LRU basketball players charged with theft
• Q&A with candidates in municipal races in Catawba County
• Early voting starts Thursday for Nov. 8 election
• Community Invited to Learn More About Suzuki Method
• Carolina Thread Trail marker is a recent addition at Hickory’s Jaycee Park
• Hickory’s Assistant Parks and Recreation Director receives high honor
• No more Bank of Granite
• Early voting starts Thursday for Nov. 8 election
• 3 arrested in Newton break-in
• Father, son arrested in burglary
• Catawba County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Catawba County
• Portion of closed downtown Hickory roadway reopens
• A segment of 2nd Avenue, NW reopens after sanitary sewer system repaired
• Hickory's Business Development Committee partners with CVCC on how social media can help businesses
• Hickory's Business Development Committee partners with CVCC Small Business Center to host a funding summit on November 3
• Plans moving ahead for new animal shelter, Sherrills Ford library
• 7 candidates have filed for 3 positions on Hickory's school board
• Four candidates file for three seats in Newton-Conover City Schools race
• Speaking out for the silenced
• Life experiences pepper author’s stories
• City of Hickory begins its annual curb side leaf pick up on November 7
• Catawba County rezoning opens door for new business
• Obama bus tour rolls through Hickory
• Elisa Baker's federal drug trial delayed
• Vigil to be held Tuesday for children killed by abuse or neglect
• Student hopes to improve lives by paying it forward
• Movement or mayhem?
• Hickory's life saving specialists
• Facebook post gets Catawba Valley Community College student in trouble
• 5 Things to do this weekend in Hickory
• Lenoir-Rhyne to Hold High School Scholars Academy Information Session
• 5 Things
• Facebook post gets Catawba Valley Community College student in trouble
• Ace Hardware, Union Square Emporium closing in Hickory
• President's schedule doesn't have him coming to Hickory
• Victim catches thieves on video
• Science Spooktacular
• To vote on Election Day, voters must register by Friday
• Bold thieves target Sherrills Ford Self Storage
• Eugene O’Niell Play to be Presented at Lenoir-Rhyne University
• Muggles and Wizards Converge on Lenoir-Rhyne University
• Hickory Police Department sponsors Rabies Vaccination Clinic on October 15
• Update: President Obama may be coming to Hickory next week
• President Obama may be coming to Hickory next week
• 3 arrested in drug robbery
• Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes September
• Medical center expansion well under way
• Career conference preps seniors for working world
• Aid initiatives target older adults
• Hemphill resigns from Hickory Public Schools' board of education
• Hickory resolution opposes rate increase
• Bells Will Ring to Remember Fallen Firefighters
• Newton-Conover Schools discusses new state curriculum
• Ground-breaking for Zahra's playground on Nov. 16
• Millar: 'Manufacturing is not dead'
• Newton purse snatcher arrested
• Man wrecks car on purpose
• Duke Energy looks to justify rate increase to public, utility commission
• Burke-Catawba jail in need of improvements
• Duke Energy looks to justify rate increase to public, utility commission
• Two dead in Friday-morning crash
• 5 things to do this weekend
• Two dead in Friday-morning crash
• Teen girls arrested in Hickory cabdriver murder
• DWI causes crash on N.C. 127 bridge
• DWI causes crash on N.C. 127 bridge
• Big time on campus
• Senators honor Faith in America founder
• Big time on campus
• Remarks by Mitchell Gold
• Changes on tracking NC social services cases on the way
• Catawba County hosiery maker sheds jobs
• Pink Heals Hickory a great success and there are still more opportunities to support the cause
• City to close 200 block of 2nd Avenue, NW for sanitary sewer system repairs
• New water deal
• House and dog saved in Snow Creek fire
• Catalytic converter thieves busted in sheriff's parking lot
• Lenoir-Rhyne to Hold High School Scholars Academy Information Session
• Advertisement for Playground Request for Proposal
• Catawba County debt refinancing could have county $2 million
• Watching the water
• Elementary school's playground equipment goes up in flames
• Maiden home destroyed by fire
• Protect your Family from Fire!
• "Bikes for Tykes"
• Hickory Oktoberfest 2011
• Postal service at crossroads
• Medical student finds strength, inspiration in influential women
• Three years, no arrest in Long View murder
• Accused bank robber surrenders
• Brett's Ride
• Trio of Hickory businesses broken into
• Hickory bank robber gets away
• Hickory celebrates the 75th anniversary of Ivey Arboretum in Carolina Park
• Youth Indoor Soccer
• City Snippets October 2011
• Friends of Hickory Public Library Annual Book Sale begins October 13
• Hudson man pleads guilty to 104 animal cruelty charges
• Community greets new Hickory school superintendent
• Conover officials say networking with agencies pays off
• Fire Prevention Week is October 9 - 15. Protect your family from fire
• Junior Basketball League
• Midget Basketball Leagues
• Pee Wee Basketball Leagues
• Bantam Basketball League
• Youth Wrestling
• Youth Indoor Soccer
• Adult Basketball Leagues
• LRU Programs Give 360° Look at Complexities and Subtleties in Leadership
• I-40 work to begin this week
• Catawba Valley Pride festival faces problems in Hickory
• Employee arrested for stealing
• St. Stephens to Host Kids Hispanic Program
• Postal employees march to change funding law
• Catawba County Youth Football League Standings
• Rally planned for today in Hickory, nationwide
• Woman dies in wreck
• Medicaid dispute causes crisis
• Where will they go if adult care homes can't take them?
• Homeless man jailed after stealing hot dog bun
• REVISED Midget Boys Soccer Schedule
• FIRE PREVENTION WEEK KICKOFF
• Hickory business owner runs to help others
• 5 THINGS
• Hickory region's jobless rate rises slightly
• Students can practice real-world scenarios at simulated hospital
• Claremont councilman Stanley dies unexpectedly
• American Brass Quintet Brings Talents to the LRU Community
• Victim catches thief on tape
• Jewelry store thief goes back for seconds
• Larceny suspect caught on camera
• Silver Alert canceled; Long View woman found
• Hickory honors its 2011 Beautification and Treasured Tree Award recipients
• Authorities probe house fire
• Shurtape gets new headquarters
• Silver Alert issued for missing Long View woman
• Pulitizer-Prize Winning Poet Natasha Trethewey to Speak on LRU Campus
• Tom Swatzel, Jr. Flag Football League Schedule
• Here comes the sludge
• Petition for change
• Homecoming Events Set to Honor LRU Alumni
• Crop destroyed, not ready for biofuel conversion
• Zahra's killer moved to Mecklenburg jail
• Hickory entrepreneur wins Edison Project competition
• School aims to curb fights, bullying with new approach
• Former teacher to go on trial again
• Fall Baseball Game Schedule
• Citizens invited to Marking of the Carolina Thread Trail events on September 25
• Communities throughout the Catawba River Basin are asked to conserve water
• Hickory receives $20,000 from Playful City USA grant
• Business picking up in Hickory
• Conover library branch will expand at new location
• Professional writer pens first book
• 5 questions about Zahra's case with the district attorney
• The Baker saga is far from over
• 5 Things
• Citizens group plans petition drive against ward system
• Community reaches out to Zahra's mother
• Midget Girls Soccer Schedule
• Pee Wee Girls Soccer Schedule
• Midget Boys Soccer Schedule
• 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
• Plea bargain the talk of the Justice Center
• Elisa Baker sentence not good enough, some say
• World Premiere of Play Comes to the LRU Stage
• Little League Boys Soccer Schedule
• Pee Wee Boys Soccer Schedule
• Courthouse tightens security for Baker case
• Elisa Baker expected to make plea deal Thursday
• Hickory’s Community Appearance Commission invites the community to the 75th anniversary celebration of Ivey Arboretum
• Medical group to break from hospital
• Scruffy man with big belly robs convenience store
• Maiden man accused of sex crimes against teen girl
• 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
• No dress code for Newton-Conover elementaries
• Zahra Baker's sister thanks the community
• No decision in Baker case
• Hickory Water Customers experience unpleasant discoloration to water but it is safe to use and drink
• Congressman comes to Hickory for 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Congressman comes to Hickory for 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Congressman comes to Hickory for 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Brett's Ride keeps rolling because of her
• Memories of ground zero
• Cops want B&E suspect to stay locked up
• Teen pleas to attempted rape charge
• Moonshine bust
• Couple's card game ends in stabbing in Newton
• 5 THINGS
• Catawba County commissioners meet Monday
• Adult Standings
• Yount liked book so much, he helped finance new movie
• Three burglars caught in the act in northwest Hickory
• Scrap metal thieves caught in the act
• Neighborly Fresh Air Galaxy stores live on loyalty
• Hickory Public Schools fills vacancy on board of education
• Water remains safe after overflow
• Hickory Public Schools fills vacancy on board of education
• Teen arrested for indecent liberties
• Gunman robs store near Hickory police department
• 9/11 fear, anxiety has lessened but not gone away
• Making Play a Priority: Non-Profit Organization KaBOOM! Names Hickory Among 151 “Playful City USA” Communities
• Former Catawba County Sheriff recalls his role 9/11
• Former Catawba County Sheriff recalls his role 9/11
• Postal Service decides to close Hickory mail processing facility
• Hickory to build, operate fuel depot at airport
• Catawba County sheriff recalls 9/11
• Wes Moore will be the first author in this year’s Visiting Writers Series
• 3rd Annual Community Picnic and Food Drive
• City Snippets September 2011
• Hickory invites the community to 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Woman survived Pentagon attack because of fateful mistake
• America's first 9/11 memorial monument
• Area Community Invited to Experience LRU Through Family Weekend 2011
• Tate's military connection made 9/11 gut-wrenching
• America's first 9/11 memorial monument
• Area veterans support slain taxi driver
• Operation SOAR targets Catawba County sex offenders
• Hickory police to host benefit flag football tournament
• Remembering 9/11
• Hickory High student out for a year for bringing knives to school
• Hickory Public Schools policy on suspensions, weapons
• Hickory man gets 2 life sentences for 2008 murders
• Exploring Spiritual Direction With Visiting Speaker
• Fundraisers continue for slain taxi driver
• New mentoring program designed to help middle-schoolers
• Two commissioners get iPads for official use
• iPhone stolen in supposed tech swap
• The Hunger Games
• Labor Day means offices closed but science center open
• The Hunger Games
• I-40 work will cost $10.4 million
• Cuts in reimbursements force layoffs at 2 hospitals
• Thieves hit 3 Hickory businesses
• Hickory's American Legion Fair gets rolling today
• 2 seats still have no candidates in school board elections
• Historic irony
• Salvation Army reaches stranded residents on Outer Banks
• Musician Tells Whimsical Stories Through Her Music
• DA Gaither, wife uninjured in boating wreck on Lake Hickory
• More arrests possible in taxi driver murder
• Sacred Music Program to Commemorate 10th Anniversary of September 11th
• Conover man helps small businesses thrive
• Fire investigators use interviews, science, to determine cause of blazes
• Strong-arm robbery at Hickory hotel
• Two more suspects arrested in Taxi driver's murder
• Rapist gets sentenced to 35 years in prison
• Pickup truck driver arrested in motorcycle fatality
• Argument leads to murder at Hickory apartment
• 5 things to do over the next 5 days
• Hickory region's jobless rate drops slightly
• LRU Partners with High School to Develop Outstanding Programs & Student
• View the Stars at LRU
• Man accused of murdering Hickory cab driver arrested in Charlotte
• Fund started to assist cab driver's family
• School begins for thousands across county
• Attempted robbery, break-in scare woman
• Motorcyclist dies from injuries in three-vehicle wreck
• Adam Williams will be missed as great friend, father
• Police issue murder warrant in death of cab driver
• Police issue murder warrant in death of cab driver
• Conover, area police search for habitual criminal
• LRU Programs Give 360° Look at Complexities and Subtleties in Leadership
• Back to School for Hickory - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Quake shakes county residents
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Hickory Schools completes first stage of superintendent search
• Stolen video game leads to drug arrest for Hickory teen
• Author To Visit St. Stephens Branch
• Going to extremes
• Focus on Catawba County
• Police name suspect in mailbox break-ins, thefts
• Thongs, underwear stolen from Victoria's Secret
• Hickory High alumna on her way to fulfilling graduation dreams
• Disorder in the court
• Poverty increasing at alarming rate in Greater Hickory area
• Hickory's charity bike ride coming up
• Lawsuit against Catawba County Schools dismissed
• Cable TV show profiling services of local government, education to premiere
• Claremont Elementary takes leadership cues from ASU
• School bus routes
• Storm knocks out Alexander County's 911 system
• Hickory and CVCC receives almost $1 million for key transportation infrastructure project
• Teacher busted for indecent exposure
• Harley bikers in Hickory for state rally
• Economist: Growth will remain slow
• Musician Tells Whimsical Stories Through Her Music
• Slow down in school zones – or else
• Hickory invites the community to 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Hickory Parks and Recreation community garden program a big success
• DA's office seeks files from Elisa Baker's attorney
• DQ, Snack Bar prosper in odd food locations
• Road project under way in Catawba County
• Thieves targeting mailboxes in southern part of Hickory
• McHenry listens to dissatisfied voters
• New disposal program gets pills out of kids' hands
• Commissioners OK land-use plan for NC 16 corridor
• LRU Visiting Writers Series to Kick Off in September
• Hickory citizens invited to participate in the Neighborhood College program
• Local bistros losing out to today's simple tastes
• Hickory’s Community Appearance Commission seeks beautification nominations
• There's a secret to locally-owned restaurants surviving
• There's a secret to locally-owned restaurants surviving
• Middle school teacher fired for inappropriate contact with student
• Jury deliberating fate of teacher accused of stalking
• Former Hickory man leads East Coast U.S. Marine Corps bases
• Hickory woman questions her daughter's death
• Catawba County commissioners meeting changes meeting venue due to Soldiers Reunion
• Several Hickory, Long View incumbents will run unopposed in November
• Victim's parents testify against teacher accused of stalking their son
• Newton drug bust turns up cocaine in infant's room
• McHenry holding town hall meeting Monday in Hickory
• Elisa Baker's drug trial delayed until Nov. 7
• Cell phone plays integral role in stalking trial
• Stalking trial: Student says he didn't discourage texts, calls from teacher
• Public comment sought on public-assistance work plan
• McDonald's on US 70 in Hickory being rebuilt
• Trial of former teacher accused of stalking student begins
• Election filing period for Hickory, Long View ends Friday
• Dead man in truck held up I-40 traffic Monday night
• Hickory families make the most of the tax-free holiday
• Newton-Conover to vote Sept. 12 on elementary school dress code
• Cities, towns lining up funding for water, sewer
• Amid spending battle, McHenry renovates office
• CommScope's global reach
• Hickory families make the most of the tax-free holiday
• CommScope's global reach
• Hickory families make the most of the Tax-Free Holiday
• Soldiers Reunion honors veterans; events are fun for all ages
• A celebration for everyone
• Hickory region No. 2 in US for driving to work
• CommScope's global reach
• CommScope's role in the Golden LEAF broadband project
• Touring CommScope's Claremont plant
• CommScope's global reach
• Downpour causes chain reaction I-40 wrecks
• 5 Things
• Hickory region No. 2 in US for driving to work
• Woman found dead in Hickory hotel
• Downpour causes chain reaction I-40 wrecks
• Third Porsche stolen from Hickory car dealer
• Hickory exceeds service standards in multi-city partnership
• Toss old electronics at free E-waste collection
• Attempted robbery in a Hickory parking lot
• Children’s Author Coming To St. Stephens
• Court rules all at-risk pre-k pupils be in program
• Catawba, Lincoln counties team up on major drug raids
• Catawba, Lincoln counties team up on major drug raids
• Riding with Catawba's STAR Team gives insider view prep work, execution of raid
• Autopsy reveals 'JOKER' carved into murder victim's body
• Hickory police officers and a local recreation center team up with a positive summer program
• Newton delays rural fire protection ruling
• New construction way down, but Hickory financial report positive
• Hickory restaurant to reopen under different name
• Local vendors come together to support the Kiwanis Zahra Baker Playground Project
• Elisa Baker will not be tried by a Catawba County jury
• Catawba County commissioners finalize development grant
• What makes your community great?
• Hickory woman works to improve children's health
• City to test lines in parts of NW Hickory
• Tenn. park provides ideas for Zahra's all-children's playground
• Sherrills Ford Optimists set to rebuild after fire
• Park provides ideas
• 5 Things
• Do It For Aaron
• Not guilty: Quick verdict delivered in Bolden case
• Jobless rates in Greater Hickory area region rise in June
• City Council adopts new ward map
• Hickory's 1859 Café to close; owner says: "It's time'
• Congressional redistricting maps final for now
• NC House, Senate districts chopped up, too
• Self-defense expert takes the stand at Bolden murder trial
• Neighbors tip off police on a Hickory marijuana bust
• Homeless man found dead near Hickory church
• Pink fire trucks parade through Hickory in September
• Hickory honors retiring volunteers
• Hickory High students create murals to inspire reading at Snow Creek
• Murder suspect Bolden takes the stand in his defense
• Homeless vets need help
• Bigger rigs approved on US 321
• Incumbents file for Hickory, Long View council seats
• Green businesses get chance to spotlight products
• No change for Newton-Conover City Schools' voting districts
• CVCC focuses on student learning in budget
• Help to keep cool available for those in need
• Copper downspouts stolen from businesses
• Officials discuss, hear concerns on NC 16 widening
• LRU Students Share Vocal and Musical Talents Around the World
• City to conduct a smoke test to inspect sewer lines in parts of Northwest Hickory
• Tar Heel Leagues, Inc. State Tournament Bracket Midget League
• Tar Heel Leagues, Inc. State Tournament Bracket Little League
• City Snippets August 2011
• Officials discuss, hear concerns on NC 16 widening
• What makes your community great?
• Man arrested for indecent exposure after locking himself out of his car
• Fire destroys home, but pets escape
• Missing motorcyclist found dead
• Jury examines evidence from shooting at Bolden trial
• Hickory Public Library’s summer reading program is going strong
• Lenoir-Rhyne experiences large growth through last decade
• Getting kids back on track
• Teen in critical condition after Hickory shooting
• Ballistics expert testifies at murder trial
• Two Porsches stolen from Hickory dealership
• Witness testimony shocks prosecution in Bolden murder trial
• Witness testimony shocks prosecution in Bolden murder trial
• Pancakes for the playground
• August Group Exercise Schedule Highland
• Sex offender arrested for having a Facebook page
• Catawba County EDC officials: Let's capitalize on recent successes
• It's hot out there!
• Linebarger resigns from Hickory School Board
• Hickory council OKs sewage pact with Claremont
• Millions of dollars of unclaimed money, property list for Catawba County residents on state site
• Peoples' generosity expands vision of playground in Zahra's memory
• Copper thieves hit Hickory businesses
• Peoples' generosity expands vision of playground in Zahra's memory
• 'Birdies of Zahra' raises $10,000
• Jury selection in murder trial begins
• Convicted sex offender found living too close to school
• Thousands of dollars in copper stolen
• Sherrills Ford Optimist Club fire explained
• Join LRU for the movie “Remember the Titans”
• His goal is to help kids be winners in life
• His goal is to help kids be winners in life
• Proposed redistricting maps would shift political lines, power
• Senator doesn't like splitting Hickory, but the map could change
• Hickory's Chick-fil-A raises money for Zahra's playground
• Fire destroys Sherrills Ford Optimist Club
• Fatal accident in Newton
• I-40 bridge work this weekend
• Trial preparations begin in death of Zahra Baker
• Rock n' roll dreams tonight at the SALT Block
• Child porn arrest in Maiden
• Chick-fil-A sets out on a month long event in support of the Zahra Baker All Children’s Playground project
• Several people injured by lightning
• Several people injured by lightning
• Residents concerned about NC 16 widening, land use plan
• Property tax bills going out this week
• Folkmoot Festival 2011 Spans 12 Counties and will be in Hickory July 24
• Special Events
• Catawba County Chamber names finalists in entrepreneurial competition
• Folkmoot Festival in Hickory July 24 2011
• Pancake Feast to Support Zahra Baker Playground Project
• Newton council puts off decision on street parking
• Elisa Baker attorney files motion to get her trial moved from Catawba County
• Rezoning approved near Eco Complex
• Update: Catawba County's Bonnie and Clyde in court
• Adam Baker: 'I want to make sure she gets what she deserves'
• Area resident shines spotlight on Catawba County
• Caldwell murder suspect arrested
• Caldwell puppy mill dogs on the road to recovery
• Census: Region losing homes with kids, gaining more single households
• Census: Region losing homes with kids, gaining more single households
• Crime down in Hickory, Catawba County
• Conover landmark destroyed by fire
• 5 Things
• Crime down in Hickory, Catawba County
• Space Still Available in LRU Kids in College – Middle School Camp
• Hickory Walgreens robbery bungled
• Caught in the act
• Assistant District Attorney Eric Bellas reinstated after DWI arrest
• 90-year-old Hickory man sends robbers running
• 17 candidates file for local elections in Catawba County
• Video: Local reaction from Casey Anthony trial
• Tell us what you think about similarities between the Casey Anthony and Zahra Baker cases
• Politics, population behind partitioning of Hickory
• Schools deciding how to cover driver's ed costs
• Bicyclist robbed at gunpoint
• Tar Heel Leagues, Inc. State Tournament Bracket Midget League
• Tar Heel Leagues, Inc. State Tournament Bracket Little League
• Politics, population behind partitioning of Hickory
• School moves into church, closer to LRU
• The Snack Bar in Hickory keeps customers coming back week after week
• Public comments sought on land plan for south Catawba
• Elder-care program to open in the fall
• Former Guatemalan police officers plead guilty to Hickory rapes
• Hildebran man arrested racing to his hospitalized wife's side
• Vale man rescued from 60-foot well
• Hickory Public Schools' interim superintendent sworn in
• Three-car accident sends two to hospital
• New grading system for Catawba County Schools' K-2 students
• BREAKING NEWS: Man trapped in well rescued
• Hickory Parks and Recreation works so others can play
• Hickory’s Community Appearance Commission seeks beautification nominations
• Claremont shopkeeper fights back when robbed at gunpoint
• Elderly Newton woman strangled and robbed
• Gas prices down, fuel tax up in time for July 4 holiday
• Holiday closings begin Saturday
• Lee Industries expanding into Conover
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - June 2011
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - July 2011
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Independence Day
• Hickory adjusts to new state law that prohibits electronics in the landfill
• Elisa Baker hearing rescheduled for July
• Man arrested in Newton robbery
• Two arrested for stealing from marina
• Drunk drivers beware
• I-40 bridge work continues next week
• Adult Kickball & Dodgeball Programs
• Adult Men's and Co-Ed Softball Leagues
• Adult Soccer
• Fall Baseball
• Girls Soccer
• Flag Football
• Midget Tackle Football
• Boys Soccer
• Bumble Bee Soccer
• Catawba County Schools cuts teacher assistant positions
• Man breaks into home while woman is inside
• Jobs announcement in Conover due Wednesday
• Hickory attorney focuses on helping people
• Shirt sales fight breast cancer
• Bicyclists, runners and motorists can safely share the road
• City Snippets
• Candidates for local offices can file beginning Friday
• New law bans computers, TVs from landfills
• Hickory firefighters urge fireworks caution
• Catawba crack house bust nets gang member
• One judge to handle all of Elisa Baker's Catawba County superior court cases
• Newton going after those who don't keep up their properties
• July Aerobic Schedule Highland
• HCAM prepares for second year after a successful first one
• Road work planned on I-40 bridge over US 321 this weekend
• Hickory teens and cops come together
• DA reassesses team on Zahra Baker case with Bellas on leave
• UPDATE: Assistant DA placed on administrative leave following DWI charge
• Have a Happy and Safe 4th!
• Pregnant Hickory woman hit by car after argument with Newton woman
• Join LRU for the Disney Movie “The Game Plan”
• Lenoir-Rhyne University to Create Center for Graduate Studies in Asheville
• UPDATE: Assistant DA placed on administrative leave following DWI charge
• New police radio system ready for service
• The Hickory Post - June/July 2011
• Call for Artists- Bloomin' Orchard Festival Seeking Vendors
• New police radio system ready for service
• Assistant district attorney charged with DWI
• Cost of garbage pickup to increase
• City of Hickory’s Community Relations Council honors 2011 Human Relations Award recipients
• Hickory receives distinguished budget presentation award for the 16th year
• Man arrested in 2008 murder
• Kenworth Neighborhood Association holds hot dog and bake sale to raise money for the Zahra Baker All Children’s Playground project
• Catawba County commissioners to consider garbage disposal rate increase
• Hickory could be a future stop for Syfy channel 'Ghost Hunters' team
• Aw shucks, ghost story was just a prank
• Fire destroys Sherrills Ford restaurant
• Hickory School Board's wards to change
• Call for Artists - Bloomin' Orchard Festival Seeking Vendors
• Citizens urged to be Champions for education
• VIP protection training in Hickory
• Construction differences on I-40 road surface may be cause of increase in accidents
• Hickory principals, assistant principals transferring
• Join LRU for the Disney Movie “Up!”
• HPS Board debate the dress code
• Bakers' Caldwell County court hearings pushed back
• Public input sought on eco-development plan
• Police search for suspects in shooting
• Caldwell County man wins $1 million in Powerball
• Hickory yard waste facility open for two more weekends until the fall
• One child at a time
• How budget cuts will affect Hickory, Newton-Conover and Catawba County schools
• Fred T. Foard graduates get dose of humor
• Newton-Conover students told to embrace technology, their future
• Cheers, celebrations greet Hickory High graduates
• Fire Department Hires Two New Firefighters
• Storm sweeps through Hickory
• Fresh Air Galaxy stores give $10,000 toward the Zahra Baker All Children’s Playground project
• Oktoberfest Arts and Crafts Applications Being Accepted
• Knife-wielding suspect leads deputies on two-county manhunt
• Fresh Air Galaxy stores donate $10,000 to Zahra playground project
• Burning 18-wheeler shuts down I-40
• Report: Woman solicited killings
• Summertime brings wild animals and Hickory Police have tips to help keep them away from your property
• Man killed in workplace accident
• Hickory City Council votes to stay with first plan on redistricting
• Maiden High senior can't wait to soar to new heights
• Man killed in workplace accident
• Small rate cut in Catawba County property tax in 2011-12 budget
• Birdies for Zahra
• Greater Hickory Metro Basketball ELITE Camp
• City budget, ward map top Hickory council agenda
• Bandys High senior second in family to go to college
• Foard senior played many roles his final year
• Final preparations under way for Hickory Classic
• Commissioners to vote on budget Monday
• 'I did not break the law': Edwards faces 30 years on charges of using campaign funds on mistress
• Edwards pleads not guilty: 'There's no question I've done wrong, but I did not break the law."
• Bunker Hill twins plan to pursue same career
• I-40 pileup snarls traffic
• One dead, one wounded in early morning Hickory shooting
• Catawba County commissioners make changes to proposed budget
• Brother and sister found a home at Hickory High
• Bill inspired by Zahra's death one step closer to law
• Elisa Baker pleads not guilty to federal drug charges
• Bandys home gutted in fire
• Work continues on Hickory's sinkhole
• Murder trial jury deadlocked
• NC chapter of North American Lutheran Church meeting in Hickory
• McHenry votes against debt ceiling increase
• Tennis changed his life, dreams of college
• U.S. 70 westbound lanes to be shut for final sinkhole repair
• Graduation holds special meaning for St. Stephens senior
• Catawba Board of Commissioners budget hearing is Thursday
• RBC Foundation USA Presents Check to LRU Kids in College Program
• Veterans' families remember, commemmorate their service
• Hickory mission team makes the chips fly helping tornado victims
• Hudson chemical explosion closes U.S. 321, forces evacuation
• Catawba, Newton-Conover schools push ahead with dress codes
• T-ball with the Crawdads
• Tuskegee Airmen honored at Unity Day in Hickory
• EDITORIAL: McHenry should apologize to voters
• Thieves target more church downspouts
• Jury undecided in murder trial
• Join LRU for Summer Movies on the Lawn
• Jury set to begin deliberations in '08 murder trial
• Filming moves on, but local people have parts as 'extras'
• McHenry and Obama appointee squabble during House hearing
• Jury set to begin deliberations in '08 murder trial
• Jury set to begin deliberations in '08 murder trial
• Elisa Baker in court to face federal drug charges
• Northview Middle assistant principal charged with DWI
• McHenry and Obama appointee squabble during House hearing
• McHenry and Obama appointee squabble during House hearing
• Murder defendant takes the stand in '08 killing
• Redistricting panel sticks with original plan
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Memorial Day
• Elisa Baker's hearing on federal drug charges delayed
• 2 seriously injured in wreck on Tate Boulevard
• Clerk, trooper agree on protection order
• Keep 'Hunger Games' photos off Internet, woman told
• City of Hickory’s Community Relations Council honors 2011 Human Relations Award recipients and photo contest winners
• Ned Jarrett humbled by induction into NASCAR Hall of Fame
• "A huge honor'
• Fire Department Urges Safety when Grilling this Summer
• NC Society of Fire Service Instructors Presents Hickory Fire Captain with Award
• City Snippets June 2011
• HPS names interim superintendent
• Victim's girlfriend testifies in murder trial
• Claremont man miraculously escapes accident unharmed
• Redistricting panel to review Hickory ward issue
• Sinkhole area needs new storm drain
• Update on sinkhole on US 70 in Hickory
• Hollywood comes to Hildebran
• City of Hickory and YMCA are working together to provide summer swim to the community
• Science as play, learning as fun
• NASCAR Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett was a winner from the start
• NASCAR Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett was a winner from the star
• Life at mill village was hard labor, drudgery
• Hollywood comes to Hildebran
• Early auto racing wasn't yet homogenized
• Zahra Baker murder prompts new proposed law
• Hickory sinkhole being repaired
• Contractors continue to repair the sinkhole on US 70
• Bomb threat bank robber busted
• Hickory's newest sinkhole opens on U.S. 70
• Bomb threat bank robber busted
• Elisa Baker's Hudson neighbors suspected drug activity
• Graduating Challenger student: "I can't wait to continue learning"
• LRU, We Have An App For That!
• Crews work to repair the sinkhole on US 70
• Sinkhole opens on US 70 motorists should avoid area
• Hickory’s Adopt-A-Street program makes a difference on city streets
• Census: Exodus by young adults leave Catawba gray
• Junior League Baseball Schedule
• Murder trial attorneys weave complicated tale of teen-age drama
• BREAKING NEWS: Elisa Baker indicted on 7 federal drug charges
• No tax rate increase, less spending in Hickory budget proposal
• Hickory’s Fiscal Year 2011-2012 recommended budget will not increase any tax, fee or rate
• Hickory Police and Parks and Recreation accepting applications for its Summer Youth Academy
• Little League Baseball Tournament Bracket
• Midget League Baseball Tournament Schedule
• Recommended Budget 2011-2012
• Critical review
• More charges against man in triple homicide
• 3 arrested for break-in, larceny at a residence
• No property tax increases, but staff cuts proposed in Catawba County budget
• Death penalty sought in triple murder
• Hickory market owner is fisherman first, seafood lover second
• County rezoning makes way for potential businesses
• First defendant's trial in '08 murder begins
• Death penalty sought in triple murder
• Hickory asks state for new gear to target speeders
• Hickory traffic numbers from 2009, 2010 and 2011
• McHenry's comments on redistricting raise questions
• Police rally as meth lab cleanup funds vanish
• What are the rules governing redistricting?
• Public hearing on Hickory wards set for Tuesday
• Catawba commissioners will consider rezoning requests
• Traffic stop nets 4 felony arrests, 1 stolen car
• Hickory Public Schools announces Teacher of the Year
• High school students involved in armed robbery attempt
• Fun with physics
• Special Olympics torch run passes through Hickory
• Hickory woman slashed on her front porch
• Tobacco and cash stolen during convenience store burglary
• Woman graduates from LRU at age 70
• Investigators: Man shoots uncle over argument
• Festival celebrates Tourism Day at Hickory Metro center
• Cost to adopt Catawba County dogs, cats drops during spring cleaning
• Examining efficiency
• Cost to adopt Catawba County dogs, cats drops during spring cleaning
• Electronic eyes count cars in Hickory
• Backyard pool chemicals explode in Maiden
• University to Hold Graduation Ceremony
• Detour for Hollywood
• Money-back guarantee
• Postal town hall meeting hopes to rally support for Hickory facility
• Speed limit will drop to 45 on U.S. 321
• Proposed New Ward Map
• Hickory’s Business Development Committee is an education partner with Social Media 101: Connecting to Today’s Customers
• Pee Wee Girls Softball Schedule
• Midget Girls Softball Schedule
• Speed limit will be reduced to 45 mph along a section of U.S. 321 through Hickory
• Polish woman found a home at Lenoir-Rhyne
• Flags decommissioned and honored
• Bright lights and big ideas
• House fire under investigation
• Boater hit by his own boat
• Accused sunglasses bandit snared in Hickory
• Hickory Public Schools begins superintendent search
• Newton-Conover City Schools names Teacher of the Year
• She fought for her degree, children
• Long View seize cocaine, issue warrant for arrest
• Democrats question voting representation
• The Democratic Resolutions
• DA won't seek death penalty in Anderson case
• Hickory Police Department officers will run with North Carolina Special Olympics “Flame of Hope” Torch on May 12
• Hickory Fire Department Lawn & Garden Safety Tips
• Lenoir-Rhyne Student Occupational Therapy Association raises more than $900 for Zahra Baker Playground
• Elisa Baker under heavy guard at Caldwell County arraignment
• Got hazardous stuff?
• Adam Baker must notify DA's office if he leaves state
• Council debates Hickory's image, alcohol
• Cox: Job in her former district one she couldn't pass up
• From Hickory to Alabama with help
• Hickory schools superintendent Cox to leave in July
• Hickory schools superintendent Lille Cox to leave in July
• Opening Ceremonies for the Unifour Senior Games is Monday, May 9
• Hickory schools superintendent Liile Cox to leave in July
• In downtown Hickory, the word is 'justice'
• Local people, efforts helping storm victims
• Commissioners OK EcoComplex biodiesel project
• Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes March 2011
• Learning fueled his advancement as firefighter
• Hickory Public Library Summer Reading Program 2011
• Social Media 101: Connecting to Today's Customers
• Body of missing Maiden teen found in Myrtle Beach
• Body of missing Maiden teen found in Myrtle Beach
• Police golf tournament to benefit Special Olympics
• Boy Scout cabin from 1937 gets new life
• Familiar thief robs Hickory store at knifepoint
• Boy Scout cabin from 1937 gets new life
• HDR Update: No charges yet in Mayfield dog attack
• Worthless check charges dropped against Adam Baker
• Hickory Fire Department Spring Safety Tips
• Social Media 101: Connecting to Today's Customers
• Adult Standings
• Possible tornado rips through Caldwell County
• Possible tornado rips through Caldwell County
• Spring break tragedy: Maiden teen drowns at beach
• Caldwell, Catawba lead long-term foreclosures trend
• Man injured, not sure why he was attacked
• Freedom Riders' movie and dedication Sunday at N-C auditorium
• Zahra's Playground to benefit from tournament
• Maiden teen presumed drowned in Myrtle Beach
• Cox needs to show her commitment to Hickory Public Schools
• Canoe on Lake Hickory
• Zahra's Playground to benefit from tournament
• Bank of Granite merges with Asheboro bank
• Bank of Granite merges with Aseboro bank
• Seasonal tree care tips to remember
• Catawba governments oppose several legislative bills, parts of governor's budget
• Delay possible in kidnapping, rape case
• Rape, kidnapping, robbery trial now set for July
• May Aerobic Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• United Way hands out 2010 Spirit Awards
• Hickory call center to hire 160 people
• Hickory teen writes song inspired by Zahra Baker and supports local playground project
• Adult Softball Schedule
• St. Stephens Branch Announces Book Winners
• Three more days until Hickory’s Community Relations Council’s amateur photos are due
• Hickory City Council looking for youth leaders to serve on the 2011-2012 Youth Council
• School gets business planning help from LR grad students
• Car jacked at Hickory's Taco Bell
• Cox won't be taking superintendent job in Georgia
• County officials: Preparation makes nuclear mishap very unlikely in NC
• New owners keep some favorites, add their flavor at Hickory's PO BBQ
• Farmers markets open today with local produce, more
• Five dogs attack letter carrier
• HPD investigator resigns after DWI guilty verdict
• Students celebrate differences at International Day
• Shell station robbery suspect arrested
• Man leaps off parking deck following domestic dispute
• City Snippets May 2011
• Data center corridor work at top of EDC agenda
• Brothers' spring garden is not easy but honest work
• Adam Baker out of jail, wearing ankle monitor
• Adam Baker out of jail, wearing ankle monitor
• Adam Baker out of jail, wearing ankle monitor
• Hickory's financial outlook better, but revaluation will cut revenues
• Georgia couple indicted on nearly 30 charges
• Students to Present Posters on Public Health Preparedness
• Humane Society donations stolen
• Early morning shooter arrested after standoff
• Tree seedlings and seed packets will be given away during the first Downtown Hickory Farmer’s Market
• Offices and facilities closed, but garbage pick-up continues on Good Friday
• Catawba commissioners approve funding for high school renovations
• Gunplay at Hickory club
• Public hearing on redistricting set for Catawba County
• Newton could amend budget to make room for revenue
• 2011 Greater Hickory Metro Basketball Camp
• Where the rubber meets the road
• Claremont horseback riding therapy ministry to help injured military
• Turbocoating annouces 110 new jobs and $15 million investment in Hickory
• Growing A Green Future canceled, tree seedlings and seed packets to be given out April 23
• Italian firm brings jobs to Hickory
• Winston-Salem Libertarian will run for president
• "Grandson Scam" targets another Hickory victim
• Wonka car's driver and passenger charged in armed robbery
• 24th annual Children's Easter Egg Hunt updated schedule to due weather
• Zahra's playground gets help from Galaxy stores
• Second Shell station robbery suspect caught
• Program puts free books in kids' homes
• Catawba County housing market slowly recovering
• Hickory cop convicted of DWI
• Foreclosure program helps homeowners
• Robber grabs cash drawer from register
• Adam Baker somber in court appearance on felonies
• Man caught siphoning gas arrested
• Compost is available just in time for spring planting
• 2011 T-Ball Game Schedule
• Fresh Air Galaxy Food stores participate in fundraiser to raise money for the Zahra Baker All-Children’s Playground
• Youth can learn how to swim over the Easter holdiay at no cost to participants
• Hickory must redraw wards
• Adam Baker arrested on 2 felonies
• Adam Baker arrested on 2 felonies
• Adam Baker arrested on 2 felonies
• Cox awaits decision on Georgia job
• Thieves stealing gasoline
• Outlaws boss sentenced, local member acquitted
• A Cappella Choir to Hold 75th Anniversary Concert
• Ridgeview pool protesters plead no contest, given prayer for judgment
• No charges yet in case of neglected Beagles
• Adam Baker to return to Australia soon?
• Adam Baker to return to Australia soon?
• Man impersonates game warden
• Thief steals PlayStation from Gamestop
• Students experience technology, culture in Switzerland
• Community groups join together for 'Growing a Green Future'
• Going green: Recyling means business for Hickory entrepreneur
• LRU program is about ecology, economics and conservation
• Shell robbery suspect surrenders
• Shutdown would have affected little in area
• Government shutdown has little effect in area
• Report: Catawba healthiest county in region
• Parents busted when agents raid prom party
• Sister stabs brother in the chest
• WPCOG getting new offices
• Dead body in river identified
• Knife wielding bandits rob convenience store
• Crime spree suspects held on $1 million bond each
• Community organizations join together to hold Growing a Green Future
• One airlifted to Carolinas Medical Center in I-40 wreck
• Crime spree suspects held on $1 million bond each
• Hickory receives two Excellence in Communications Awards
• Claremont man indicted on triple-murder
• Riding in Zahra's memory
• 2 CCS schools closed at 11 a.m. Tuesday due to storms
• Man charged in ASU student's death gets new court date
• Modern day Bonnie and Clyde
• Two shot during high-speed chase, crime spree
• Storm slams Maiden
• Earth Day Reminder - Don’t forget to recycle
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Details on hiring plan for company emerge
• City worker faces sex crime charges
• Girl hit on Sunday in stable condition
• Two men charged with robbing Hickory Dollar General
• Alumni Weekend activites at Lenoir-Rhyne University
• Hickory Fire Chief and Battalion Chief receive Chief Fire Officer Designation
• City Wide Easter Egg Hunt
• 5-year-old pedestrian hit on N.C. 127
• Police partner with churches to prevent theft
• Fairmont Design looks to add 200 jobs
• Welcome to District Court
• Long View Murder: 2 ½ years later, no suspects
• Catawba County healthier than neighbors
• Murder arrest made in runner's death
• Riding in Zahra's memory
• University Students to Direct and Perform in One-Act Play Festival
• LRU Receives $300,000 Grant to Improve Campus Lighting
• Firefighters Will Be Flushing City Hydrants
• Police ask for help in identifying wallet snatcher
• Hickory Toyota dealer: parts are available
• Thieves smash and dash at pawn shop
• German Film Series Continues with WWII Veteran to Speak
• Area Elementary Students and Community to Meet National Author
• Students Earn a Place on the LRU President’s List for Academic Achievement
• Students Earn a Place on the LRU Dean’s List for Academic Achievement
• Haircut feud leads to two women going to the hospital
• Police make arrest in armed robbery
• Suspect appears in court on murder charge
• Burke County top jobs pay less
• Wreck on U.S. 321 ties up traffic
• HPS superintendent finalist for Georgia job
• Man arrested in fatal shooting
• Lenoir-Rhyne University and Southern Seminary Joining Forces
• Teen dies of gunshot wound
• Lenoir-Rhyne University Presents Third Annual SOURCE Event
• Passed out with a needle in her arm, woman arrested
• Flat tire slows suspects
• Facebook fracas
• 2009 hit-and-run case delayed again
• Counties don't know what to expect as budget season gets going
• Free Swim Lessons For Youth Grades K-6
• Trainer loves connecting with her dogs
• House fire under investigation
• Bare buns at Exxon
• Plant construction underway now to meet future needs
• Police free domestic violence victim
• Police zero in on Cracker Barrel theft suspects
• Schools' building needs in front of commissioners
• Catawba County social services makes it easier for adoptees to find relatives
• Theft ring hits Hickory Cracker Barrel
• Students experience history
• Beagles in Maiden died of starvation, report says
• Meth bust at Hickory inn
• Newton businessman financed inspirational movie that opens Friday
• Two Hickory workers fired, four suspended
• Brass Ensemble to Perform in April
• Student’s Involvement with Carolina Donor Services Leads to Campus Award
• Sorority to Host Easter Egg Hunt
• Exploration and Creative Thinking at the Center of LRU Kids in College Programs
• A Cappella Choir to Hold Spring Concert
• Hickory couple in Japan just wants 'the shaking to stop'
• Fraudulent email uses Salvation Army to solicit money
• Little League Baseball Schedule
• Midget League Baseball Schedule
• Mighty Mite Baseball Schedule
• Aftermath of Japanese disaster
• After-disaster scam
• City Snippets April 2011
• Clerk battles thief during attempted robbery
• Three guns worth $3,200 stolen from gun show
• Home gardening program focuses on wise water use
• Community organizations join together to hold Growing a Green Futur event on April 16
• Growing A Green Future April 16 2011
• Catawba commissioners approve grant application for land
• Elisa Baker indicted on additional charges
• Get rid of old medicines starting Tuesday
• Music to Fill the Air in April on LRU Campus
• Knife-wielding shoplifter sought
• DWI crash hospitalizes five
• Technology rapidly changing the way citizens access public information
• District sued over not allowing service dog in school
• Technology rapidly changing the way citizens access public information
• District sued over not allowing service dog in school
• Triple murder suspect arraigned Thursday
• Semi trailer overturns, blocks McDonald Parkway
• Dead beagles in Maiden
• A Lenoir-Rhyne University association to host volleyball tournament to raise money for Zahra Baker playground
• Hickory’s Youth Council begins recruitment for the 2011-2012 school year
• Capture “unity” on film and you may win a prize
• Downtown parking issue in Hickory still simmers
• U.S. needs more students in science, technology fields
• Dead beagles in Maiden
• Triple murder 911 call released
• Free swim lessons over Easter break for City of Hickory youth
• “Blitz” Will Target Highway-Rail Crossing Safety
• Life near Japan disaster almost normal for Hickory couple
• Triple-murder suspect captured
• Mobile lab gives students the chance to practice for careers
• Heaven on two wheels
• LRU Names Business Leader of the Year
• CommScope gets new corporate identity
• Murder suspect captured
• St. Stephens to Host Local Author
• 3 killed, 1 in stable condition in Conover shooting
• Grant to furniture company will get public hearing
• Murder suspect spotted near Alexander County line
• Lenoir-Rhyne University to Host Forum on Energy
• Man caught trying to steal beer
• Donations sought for family
• Man was suicidal the day before house explosion
• Senate bill would help funding at Catawba EcoComplex
• Summer Outdoor Adventure Program
• Recently returned scouts respond to Japanese quake
• Shots fired into occupied house
• Bloody man found in church entryway
• House explodes after suicide call
• Final: South Central 61, Hickory 58, OT
• Knife-wielding thief robs convenience store
• Current NC DWI punishments according to state law:
• Tougher DWI punishments on pace to become law
• Bridge on 29th Avenue reopens
• Best-selling author to speak at LRU Visiting Writers Series
• LRU Brass Ensemble to Perform This Weekend
• Community Relations Council accepts spring grant nominations
• Hickory’s Youth Council invites fellow youth to talk about Cyber-bullying and the use of Facebook
• Maiden considers building new town hall
• Pee Wee Girls Volleyball Schedule
• Midget Girls Volleyball Schedule
• Hickory's top public employees top $1 million
• Mutilation murder suspect gets new attorney, court date
• Hickory's top public employees top $1 million
• Soaked
• Parks and Recreation Commission February Meeting Minutes
• Elisa Baker court dates moved to April, June
• Woman gets probation in vehicular death
• Death penalty sought for 2006 trailer park murder
• Middle school student charged with felony breaking and entering
• Hickory officials say water safe after sewer overflows
• Marine, born in Hickory, memorialized in Florida
• Man indicted for murder in fatal wreck
• CommScope gets larger role, contract in buildout of NC fiber network
• Democrat men's club to meet
• County gets $5.1 million for road repaving
• From Carnegie Hall to Lenoir-Rhyne; Premier Trio to Perform on Campus
• City of Hickory Boards and Commissions present work plans for upcoming fiscal year
• Hickory Police to collect unused and expired medicines on March 26
• Space-age tech and hand-made instruments
• Rain soaks area, causes headaches in Sawmills
• Gas prices fuel changing habits
• Meals from Hickory bound for Haiti
• Drought in Hickory area continues
• Stage 1 drought continues across the Catawba-Wateree Basin
• Area alcohol agents "overwhelmed" by underage drinking at house parties
• Fight over a woman leads to a shooting at Waffle House
• Oktoberfest Arts and Crafts Applications Being Accepted
• Population growing in Greater Hickory area cities
• YMCA award-winners care enough to act
• Theologian and Educator to Discuss Atheism and Religious Pluralism at LRU
• The Unifour Senior Games are just around the corner, sign up today
• It’s Time to Change Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Census 2010
• Skate for prosperity
• What's red and white and read all over?
• Woman shoots daughter's boyfriend
• Local library directors and advocates visit Raleigh to gain support for public libraries
• Barger making $158,000 as new superintendent
• Woman shoots daughter's boyfriend
• Attorney cited for driving without a license and speeding
• Newton firm to be on ABC World News on Wednesday night
• March Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview
• Elisa Baker indicted on fraud charges Monday
• Barger re-appointed as Catawba County Schools superintendent
• Rec, planning commissions to air next year's work plans
• Peaceful protest
• Catawba County under tornado watch
• Church's Old Fashioned Day brings past into the present
• Iwo Jima vet survived 'helhole' 66 years ago
• Bantam Girls Basketball Tournament Schedule 2011
• Bantam Boys Basketball Tournament Schedule 2011
• Police reach out to area churches
• Body shop goes up in flames
• Thieves hit Hickory, Morganton stores 24 miles apart in 30 minutes
• Two valuable Catawba centers not funded in Perdue budget
• March Group Exercise Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• Rules state it's inadvisable for attorneys to gather evidence
• NC Supreme Court justice comes to HHS
• Walden House murder suspect not competant for trial
• Dubs speaks out on Baker case
• Hickory City Council-Staff Planning Sessions spur various conversations from neighborhood stabilization to higher education
• City Snippets March 2011
• Elisa Baker's Tuesday court appearance a surprise
• LRU Student Nominated for National Spirit of Nursing Award
• Watch those lights
• Outpouring of concern for Zahra, from former school to memorial
• Fake ID lab busted
• Naked man spotted outside Catawba Science Center
• Notice of property tax appeals in mail soon
• Hickory Firefighter Patrick Auton honors Hickory City Council and the Hickory Fire Department
• Traffic signal upgrade project begins in Hickory on Thursday
• Best-selling author David Baldacci visits Hickory
• Byers Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award
• Local counties collaborate on new GIS website
• Catawba commissioners agree to amending bank contract for school construction
• Elisa Baker indicted on second-degree murder charge
• Social Services received four complaints at Baker house
• Repairs planned for parking deck
• Zahra Baker autopsy report released
• Elder care, but where to find it?
• Delinquent on county taxes?
• Church celebrates the fire that made it stronger
• Big numbers at this year's Polar Plunge
• Cops collar accused church copper thieves
• 911 operator stays calm during calls
• An inside look at Hickory's police department
• Fairmont Designs to establish new operations and create 200 new jobs in Hickory
• NCCS looks at dress code for elementary schools
• LRU Groups to Tour Eastern United States
• Downtown giving back
• Murder suspect makes first court appearance
• Farmers Market moving to Union Square
• Air service lands in Hickory
• CVCC goes green with new student center
• Wreck closes part of U.S. 321 business on Tuesday
• Scholar of the Gospel of John to Speak at LRU
• 911 call: "You're not going to know who it is"
• Service to Others at the Forefront for Community Service Award Recipients
• Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award Winning Play to Hit LRU Stage
• Kiwanis Clubs of Catawba County raises money for an all-children playground in honor of Zahra Baker
• Adult Learnfree Forums Planned at Saint Stephens Branch Library
• Police: Man killed; words carved, written on body
• Police: Man killed; words carved, written on body
• Organizations want in Hickory budget
• Postal workers: Closing facility would shred service
• Valentine's Day at the courthouse
• Portion of park to be dedicated to Zahra
• Police: Mountain View man shot, attacked with axe
• Best friends forever
• Prescription for pain
• Train smashes car in downtown Hickory
• Light bill: $721,000
• A new beginning for at-risk women
• 14 Pot plants seized
• Death of former fire chief ruled accidental
• Accomplished Poet is Next Visiting Writer in LRU Series
• Glenn C. Hilton, Jr. Memorial Park will be closed February 15 and 16
• Hickory Mayor Rudy Wright and Kiwanis Clubs hold news conference about project in memory of Zahra Baker
• Choir Sponsors Dinner to Benefit Trip Abroad
• Motorcyclists seek answers in life-threatening crash
• Perdue flight indictment
• Former St. Stephens fire chief dies in accident
• Copper thieves return to Presbyterian church
• Have a special wedding day Monday at Justice Center
• Man charged with DWI in fatal accident
• Sweet savings for Valentine's Day
• Parks and Recreation Commission January Meeting Minutes
• Community Garden Information
• Landlord jailed on assault charges
• Help for fire victims
• Burke man indicted for Perdue flight payment
• Friends of the Library contributions enhance Hickory libraries
• Organic Gardening Seminar
• Protesters arrested as pool's demolition begins
• Catawba County commissioners approve incentives to German firm
• Three shot dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Parks & Recreation Commission December Meeting Minutes
• Artist's unique style captures human form
• Hickory church targeted for break-in
• Local pup in Sunday's Puppy Bowl on Animal Planet
• Grants discussion on commissioners' agenda
• Report: Elisa Baker was married seven times
• Check charge dropped against Zahra's stepmom
• Autopsy not complete in Zahra Baker case
• School dismissed early because of sewer problems
• Do the Polar Plunge on February 19 in support of NC Special Olympics
• Cell tower opponents told to seek legal counsel
• Mayor wants more votes for Reader's Digest contest
• LRU A Cappella Choir Receives Donation for Tour to Germany
• February Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview
• February Group Exercise Schedule Highland
• Vote for Hickory in Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" campaign
• Zahra Baker case turned over to district attorney's office
• Council agenda includes land code, housing money and Historic Register
• Man arrested for indecent exposure
• Burn Awareness Week: February 6-12, 2011
• Setting the PACE
• Wizardry at work
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - January 2011
• City e-Newsletter - January 2011
• Three men, one mission:
• Singing chef: He sings, he cooks, he entertains
• The Newton School to focus on STEM learning
• Creativity stirs in ceramic studio
• Have a question or want to report a problem, connect with Hickory's Action Line
• Black History Celebration at the Ridgeview Recreation Center
• Helpful hints to navigate Hickory, NC streets
• March of Dimes, others working to understand, reduce prenatal risks in Catawba County
• Adam and Elisa Baker get new court dates
• New theater program scaled back because of costs
• Panel: Inadequate prenatal care cause most child deaths in county
• Neutering clinic addresses growing problem
• Zahra's death certificate offers few answers
• City of Hickory workers dismantle equipment at Ridgeview, West Hickory pools
• “Dinner, Dance & Romance” with Lenoir-Rhyne University
• City Snippets February 2011
• Reader's Digest makes a stop in Hickory and presents check and support
• House heavily damaged; pets lost in Long View fire
• CCS reviews potential budget cuts
• Man sentenced in 2006 murder
• City of Hickory Releases FY 2011-2012 Application for Nonprofit Organizations to Request for CDBG Funds
• Hickory City Council accepts Hickory By Choice 2030, Land Development Code and new zoning map
• City Snippets February 2011
• From firefighting to fatherhood
• Community colleges move to make campuses safer
• Thieves snatch downspouts from churches
• Man stabs cousin following family squabble
• Elisa Baker arraigned on bigamy charges
• Accused meth salesman busted
• Reward offered: Shop wants its kayak back
• Reader’s Digest “We Hear You America” RV Tour makes a stop in Hickory on Tuesday
• 2011 Federal Legislative Agenda
• 2011 State Legislative Agenda
• From something disasterous to something glorious
• LRU Visiting Playwright-in-Residence to Speak to Hickory Community
• Center's help was critical to new product's success
• Softball Umpires Clinic
• Adult Softball Leagues
• Youth Baseball
• Girls Softball
• More snow and ice delays Hickory’s curb side leaf pick up
• City Council tells residents their property is protected
• Commissioners OK Murray Elementary expansion
• State approves permit for Catawba County coal-fired power station
• Elisa Baker indicted for bigamy
• Loggers find briefcase near Zahra site
• Dream of solutions, judge tells crowd on MLK Day
• School expansion, renovation on commissioners' agenda
• Did judge overstep in the Zahra Baker case?
• Prescription for growth
• Government offices closed for King holiday
• Students at Hickory, Catawba Co. schools get exam review day
• $300,000 facelift at Hickory Foundation YMCA
• UPDATE: Hickory, Catawba Co. schools closed till next week
• Accused copper cutter caught
• Only Newton-Conover schools open Thursday
• Snow removal doesn't bust budets-yet
• UPDATE: Most schools remain closed on Thursday
• Offices and facilities closed on Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, but parks are open and garbage pick-up continues
• City of Hickory to Hold Two Neighborhood Meetings on the Community Development Block Grant Program
• Region recovering slowly
• Hickory crews work on streets
• Schools closed again Wednesday; Thursday up in the air
• UPDATE: Tuesday-Wednesday delays and closings
• Hickory recreation centers and libraries close early due to winter storm 1.11.2011
• Due to the winter storm in Hickory, no garbage pick up today, meeting canceled and more
• Snow and ice cause closings, delays in the Greater Hickory area
• No money yet for people involved in Huffman scheme
• Freezing rain expected to follow snow Tuesday
• Closings, delays in the area
• Unity and togetherness celebrated in art contest
• "Freezing for a reason"
• Great expectations
• Blackwell's View
• Documents: Elisa Baker had ongoing relationship with ex-husband, his cousin
• Winds knock out power
• Pink for Kelsey
• Lenoir-Rhyne to Hold High School Scholars Academy Information Session
• LRU to Celebrate the Life and Works of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Youth LaCrosse
• Youth Track & Field Program
• Adult Co-ed Volleyball
• Girls Volleyball League
• Updated: Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• Superintendents, principals among highest paid in school districts
• St. Stephens To Host Frye Book Author
• Grammy Award Winning Quartet to Perform at LRU
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Hickory to state: Don't balance budget with local revenues
• I-40 work on 'very bad stretch' to be re-bid
• Junior League Basketball Schedule
• Parks and Recreation Director Mack McLeod to serve as 2011 President of the North Carolina Recreation and Parks Association
• Burke, Baker cases carried over to today
• I-40 work on 'very bad stretch' to be re-bid
• Names, faces we'll remember for making a difference in 2010
• Snow and ice delays Hickory’s curb side leaf pick up
• 2011 Community Gardens
• Notorious cases coming to court this month
• New year, new blessings
• Getting back on our feet in 2011
• A park in Zahra's memory
• Bad economy forces more to seek food, medical help
• Year in Review: World mourns as girl declared missing, dead
• 2010: The year in review
• January Group Exercise Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• January Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview Recreation Center
• Demonstrators say Hickory is out of balance
• Newton seeking applicants for business-development grant
• Good Samaritan robbed, car stolen
• City of Hickory closings in observance of the New Year’s holiday
• City Snippets January 2011
• 2011 Community Gardens
• Investigations, media relations and good works
• Parks and Recreation Commission November Meeting Minutes
• Homeless get in out of the cold
• Raw sewage flows from manhole in Conover
• Snow causes few problems
• Upset residents plan to picket City Hall
• First white Christmas in 63 years
• Elderly couple killed after accident near Newton
• Christmas cheer delivered
• Dear Santa ...
• Google Gigabit test site decision delayed until 2011
• Survey to measure residents' view of Hickory
• Vote to demolish pools sparks angry reaction
• Census 2010: N.C. gains population, no new House seats
• McHenry named chair of new oversight subcommittee
• Thieves make off with gutters
• Strong-arm robbery at Fast Track
• Hickory asks residents to participate in a Community Survey to help guide its research, marketing and branding project
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Christmas holiday
• McHenry named chair of new oversight subcommittee
• Commissioners OK trails master plan
• Fire destroys home
• University to Observe Christmas Holiday
• Highway lights improve safety
• Setting up for Santa Cops
• Charities see boost in donations this year
• Zahra Baker investigation file delivered to DA
• Cops for Tots Wish House open Monday
• Zahra Baker investigation file delivered to DA
• Conover among cities pushing regional rail line
• Sponsor change but Rock Barn golf tournament back in 2011
• Aid for the homeless
• Hickory officer charged with DWI
• Slick roads and icy conditions snarl traffic
• Commissioners-legislators meeting postponed
• YouTube: "Zahra's Song"
• Puppies die in fire
• Retiree says time working for Newton has been a blessing
• Area under winter weather advisory
• Suspect vehicle, stolen tags lead to arrest
• Commissioners want legislators to back projects
• City pursues historic designation for downtown
• Hickory Fire Department 's advice to remember during winter weather
• Kwanzaa Celebration Planned for Hickory
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - December 2010
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - November 2010
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - October 2010
• City of Hickory e-Newsletter - November 2010
• City of Hickory e-Newsletter - December 2010
• Man struck by car; sustains minor injuries
• Holiday blessings
• Court asked to unseal more warrants in Zahra case
• Miracles at the Christmas Bureau
• DA's office to seek death penalty in 2006 murder
• Newton to consider buying, financing new vehicles
• Don't get scammed during the holidays
• Hickory High students give to honor Zahra
• Training for life or death situations
• Hickory asks citizens and businesses with sprinkler systems to adjust settings during extreme cold temperatures
• Laptops open new doors to learning at Jacobs Fork
• Clement Boulevard, NW extension opened today
• Nine citizens graduate from Hickory’s 12th Neighborhood College program
• District attorney's office files motion to seal additional warrants
• Two people assault manager in robbery attempt
• Students are inspired by Zahra to give
• Witness' tip leads to arrest and award
• Charity hopes to help 3 Catawba County families
• Hickory Mayor Rudy Wright and others oppose a federal bill that would allow collective bargaining for employees
• Commissioners OK plans for buying park land, incentives for Pierre Foods
• He built the theater, puts on the plays for free
• Attorney General wants appeals court to clarify sweepstakes ruling
• Coy Reid sworn in as sheriff
• Pee Wee Boys & Girls Basketball Schedule
• Midget Boys & Girls Basketball Schedule
• DECEMBER 9 IS LAST DAY TO DONATE TO THE "BIKES FOR TYKES" PROGRAM
• Signing books and giving gifts
• What you need to know about DSS
• The Zahra Project
• Hickory prepared for first snow of the season
• Source: Agreement in Zahra's case
• Two-alarm fire closes steakhouse restaurant
• Video: Hickory bids farewell to a barbecue institution
• Icard man dies after accident in Hickory
• Sparse attendance at Zahra memorial
• Attorney to stay on in Elisa Baker case
• AG office tells cops: Enforce new gaming law
• Hickory area seeing record foreclosures
• Commander's final inspection at St. Stephens High
• A man was killed Wednesday over a cell phone
• Public invited to sign guest book, see memorial tribute for Zahra Thursday
• Police believe bones found off Dudley Shoals Road were Zahra's
• City Snippets December 2010
• Public has right to know salaries of public employees
• Judge overrides DA's request; warrants unsealed
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Zahra memorial to be private and rescheduled
• Sheriff's legacy celebrated after 28-year career
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• December Aerobic Schedule Ridgeview Recreation Center
• December Aerobic Schedule Highland Recreation Center
• Investigators seize drugs from Long View home
• Justice Center expansion under review
• Court keeps Zahra Baker search warrants sealed
• Angel Of Hope Thrift Store FUNDRAISING EVENT! - Hickory, NC
• Tarheel Lincoln
• Gaming law on hold
• Celebration of Life for Zahra Baker set for Thursday
• Honda cycle shop closing in Hickory
• People share food, good times at Thanksgiving Day feast
• Student drove classmates to donate
• Christmas Bureau needs volunteers
• A family tradition the community can enjoy
• City Snippets December 2010
• Hundreds get free food for holiday
• Victim identified in wreck on N.C. 127
• New technology helps people navigate around county
• 'Tis the season for giving
• Lots of people off for holiday
• Exodus Homes in crisis
• Boy Scouts help fill local food pantries
• One person dies in three-car wreck
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Thanksgiving
• Early Christmas from Angel of Hope
• It's a long way from Laos to Hildebran
• Zahra memorial taken down
• Fatal accident on N.C. 127
• Locked up for a long time
• Elisa Baker spotted at HPD
• Baker in court
• Is Elisa Baker guilty of bigamy?
• Woman killed in single-vehicle crash on I-40
• Adam and Elisa Baker's court appearance
• Appeals process in place for property valuation
• Hickory family befriended Zahra's Australian mom
• City of Conover gets grant for project
• Students donate a Christmas story that matters
• "We love Zahra"
• Hickory’s Christmas Tree lighting ceremony just two days away
• Cooking Safety for the Holidays
• Aquatic Recreation study presented during November 16 Hickory City Council meeting
• Council decides one pool will do for city
• "We love Zahra"
• Exxon robbed, no weapons used
• County makes changes at EcoComplex
• Vigil to be held for Zahra tonight
• Elisa Baker told police Zahra was dead, where evidence could be found
• Elisa Baker told police Zahra was dead, where evidence could be found
• Area teen selected to be in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Costly clean water
• Questions abound in the Zahra Baker case
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Possible remains found in Zahra disappearance
• Hickory police to hold 4 pm news conference in Zahra Baker case
• Flu shot clinics to be held
• Holiday contest, celebration coming to Newton
• New property values out next week
• They're about service
• Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes-October 2010
• Rec commission votes for one big city pool
• Possible remains found in Zahra disappearance
• Investigators comb water, woods at Dudley Shoals
• WW II aviator tells of surviving air war over Europe
• Hickory-area businesses give discounts, price breaks to veterans
• Investigators digging for clues in search for Zahra
• Parks & Recreation Commission Special Meeting Minutes-October 19, 2010
• Investigators search water, land at Dudley Shoals
• Investigators comb water, woods at Dudley Shoals
• New area in Caldwell County searched for Zahra evidence
• Veterans Day observance at Hickory Elks Lodge
• L-R colloquium to focus on 'Christ the Mediator'
• Veterans Day observance at Hickory Elks Lodge
• She gets results
• Carbon Monoxide Danger
• Man tries to steal purse from woman in car
• Hickory investigators await results of DNA evidence
• Trooper's killer gets life in prison
• Pleasing to the eye
• She gets result
• New laws affect drivers, dealers, vehicles
• Baker empties house into U-Haul
• Fall back
• Break out the rakes
• 5 Things (to do this weekend)
• 4 men rob store, assault employee
• Man shot and killed; police have suspect in custody
• SBI runs DNA test on bone as search continues
• Zahra's biomom: 'She's not being hurt anymore'
• Man shot and killed; police have suspect in custody
• Hickory’s Christmas Tree lighting ceremony set for November 19
• NCDOT to discuss twin trailers on U.S. 321
• Hazardous waste collection is Saturday
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• City of Hickory begins it annual curb side leaf pick up on Monday
• N.C. voters opt for change, legislative power shift
• Catawba County hazmat team to conduct drill
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• No decision in sentence for trooper's killer
• Man offers Elisa Baker letters for sale
• Elisa Baker indicted; prosthesis confirmed as Zahra's
• Gaither wins third term as DA
• Crowd taunts as Baker evicted
• Local voters favor GOP for Congress, state legislature
• It's all GOP on the Board of County Commissioners
• Mullinax, Owsley retain judgeships
• Catawba County goes solid Republican
• Tornado victims get a break
• Candidates' priorities and a rundown of Tuesday's ballot
• Elisa Baker indicted; prosthesis confirmed as Zahra's
• School board will have two incumbents, two new faces
• Sheriff's election: Coy Reid wins in a landslide
• Elisa Baker indicted; prosthesis confirmed as Zahra's
• Laptops replace big books at some precincts
• Investigators return to Baker house; seize evidence
• Punishment was her routine
• Elisa Baker indicted; prosthesis confirmed as Zahra's
• Candidates' priorities and a rundown of Tuesday's ballot
• For Zahra, life in Australia was smiles, survival, family and friends
• Investigators comb through Baker house
• Punishment was her routine
• For Zahra, life in Australia was smiles, survival, family and friends
• Change Your Clock, Change Your Batteries
• Illegal dump sites searched again
• Candidates' priorities and a rundown of Tuesday's ballot
• For Zahra, life in Australia was smiles, survival, family and friends
• Mark your ballot
• City Snippets November 2010
• Region under tornado watches, warnings
• 911 calls released
• Residential Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Collect Day November 6, 2010
• Line of storms wallops county
• Landfill searched for evidence in Zarah Baker disappearance
• City of Hickory Aquatic Random Survey Results - October 2010
• Mattress found at landfill, to be tested for DNA
• Voter Guide gives details on election, candidates
• Hickory holds a follow up meeting about aquatic recreation
• Zahra Baker Case: Police news conference at 4:30
• A judge ruled to increase Baker's bond
• November Aerobic Schedule Highland
• Prosthesis found on Christie Road
• Saturday is Make a Difference Day
• Midget Boys Soccer Tournament
• Tornado rips path of destruction
• 'You lied' -- 'No, you lied'
• Pee Wee Boys Soccer Tournament
• Films bring out the scary side of English
• Dubs to defend Elisa Baker
• November Aerobic Schedule Ridgeview
• More evidence taken from home
• Investigators tight-lipped as search continues
• Midget Girls Soccer Tournament
• Car shot into at St. Stephens High School
• WWII history on tour
• Pee Wee Girls Soccer Tournament
• Plane from Maiden crashes in South Carolina
• Inmates released by mistake
• Little League Boys Soccer Tournament
• Warrants served on Adam Baker while in jail
• Making beauty out of pieces
• Midget Boys Soccer Tournament
• Elisa Baker in court for worthless checks
• Teams search Caldwell County site
• Pee Wee Boys Soccer Tournament
• Man brandishes gun at BK drive-through
• CommScope in buyout talks with Carlyle
• Pilot grew up in in Catawba County
• Adam Baker was arrested Monday
• Hickory honors its 2010 beautification and treasured tree award receipents
• Rescue rig
• Trunk or Treat Celebration at Valley Hills Mall
• Halloween Safety
• Harvey indicted in death of Valerie Hamilton
• Illegal dump sites searched again
• Road project in final stages
• Police examining fund for Zahra
• BB&T robbed Monday afternoon
• Angel Of Hope House - Hickory, NC
• BB&T robbed Monday afternoon
• Police examining fund for Zahra
• Elisa Baker's 911 call reports fire; no mention of Zahra
• Next-door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic
• Police continue to follow up on tips
• Hickory Police update on the Zahra Claire Baker case 10.18.2010 at 3 p.m.
• Communities throughout the Catawba River Basin are asked to conserve water
• "Operation Stop Arm"
• Road rage incident lands woman in hospital
• Police continue to follow up on tips
• Police "deeply concerned" about welfare of Zahra Baker
• Investigators search Burke site again
• Timeline in the disappearance of Zahra Baker
• Waiting for news hard on grandmother, family in Australia
• Next-door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic
• Money and legal trouble follow Zahra's parents
• Investigators continue to search for Zahra
• Community outreach day serves low-income individuals
• Police take furniture, evidence from Hickory house where Zahra lived
• Next-door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic
• Next-door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic
• Cops pour through leads as search continues
• Vigil begins as Burke County search wraps up
• HDR Update: Reported rape at L-R University
• Next-door neighbors wonder if Zahra kept in attic
• City of Hickory begins it annual curb side leaf pick up on November 8
• Clement Boulevard, NW extension project update
• Family, friends in Australia love 'Bubbly Zahra'
• Missing girl's stepmom has first court appearance
• Youth Standings
• Neighbors never saw missing girl
• Investigators search Burke site again
• Vigil held for Zahra
• Law enforcement continues search for missing child
• Hickory rec commission to discuss aquatic survey
• Footcandle brings 'Get Low' to Hickory
• Burr, Marshall split on how to mend economy
• Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes September
• Bluegrass legend plays 'retirement'
• Police treating Zahra's disappearance as a homicide
• Candidates emphasize jobs, taxes, fairness at forum
• Hickory police continue to work diligently on Zahra Baker disappearance 10.12.2010 at 10 a.m. update
• Bluegrass legend plays 'retirement'
• Hickory police are working several leads in missing girl case update from 10.11.10 at 10:30 a.m.
• Hickory police search for 10-year-old Zahra Clare Baker 10.10.10 at 11:30 a.m.
• Police "deeply concerned" about welfare of Zahra Baker
• The search for Zahra
• Bluegrass legend plays 'retirement'
• Local candidates' forum Tuesday
• Police "deeply concerned" about welfare of Zahra Baker
• Police chief: "We're running out of time."
• Amber alert for missing Hickory girl
• Police "deeply concerned" about welfare of missing girl
• Area officially in a drought
• Amber alert for missing Hickory girl
• $145 million deal
• Warplane stars at Oktoberfest
• 4 arrested for selling counterfeit goods
• Long View Murder: 2 years later, no suspects
• Tattoo devotee accused of robbing his favorite shop
• School may help with UNC-G research
• Robber hits two more Lenoir businesses
• Recent rains not enough to keep basin out of drought
• Hickory’s Geitner/Rotary Park closed October 11 - 14
• Bud Geitner Park to close next week
• City of Hickory updates Hickory by Choice 2030 and Land Development Code
• Apple data center brings 300 jobs to Maiden
• Oktoberfest returns Friday, Saturday, Sunday
• Children remembered at vigil
• Conover bank heist
• "Thank God for the guardrail"
• City Plans to Apply for EPA Brownfield Asssessment Grant
• City of Hickory to apply for additional Brownfield grant money
• Youth Wrestling
• Junior Basketball League
• Midget Girls and Boys Basketball
• Pee Wee Girls and Boys Basketball
• Instructional Mites Basketball
• Bantam Basketball
• Men's Basketball League
• Youth Indoor Soccer
• Group Exercise Schedule Ridgeview Recreation Center
• Leisure Pursuits - October
• Youth Standings
• Police seek Conover bank robber
• Sculpture arrives at LR
• Candidate fills empty board seat
• Some activity in Congress before adjournment
• Man leads police on foot chase
• Cheering the champions
• Commissioners, Hickory council to meet
• Nov. 2 bull's-eye
• NCCS ranks No. 3 in state for graduation rate
• 5 Things
• Victim keeps quiet
• 14-year-old recovering from accidental shooting
• Bikes for Tykes 2010
• Women ready for the Games
• No question about her dedication
• Crash claims Hickory man's life
• Wong's life full of bad behavior, says defense witness
• Friends of Hickory Public Library Book Sale set for October 7 - 10
• Friends of the Library Book Sale
• Community Relations Council Movie Night It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown 10.21.2010
• City Snippets October 2010
• Trick shot artist a real hit
• $45, 000 stolen from parked car
• Hickory residents encouraged to attend important planning workshop on October 4
• Newton-Conover City Schools approves budget
• Cyclists visit Hickory in droves
• Woman accused of robbing pawn shop, elderly couple
• TV, technology, money
• McHenry given small business award
• Where they stand on the NYC mosque
• Smoke Alarms: A Sound You Can Live With!
• Fire Prevention Week Kickoff Activities
• From Hickory to Normandy
• Cops identify pedestrian killed on U.S. 321
• Online learning makes the grade
• Pedestrian struck and killed on U.S. 321
• New millionaire in Newton
• Pills worth $184, not $18,000
• Hickory an overnight stop for 1,200 riders on the 12th Annual Cycle North Carolina Cross-State Recre
• "They went that-a-way"
• Suspect blames woman's death on drug overdose
• Man robbed in Hickory
• Loud and clear
• Catawba County plans flu shot clinics
• Hickory council OKs moratorium on gaming establishments
• Barger praised as he heads back to county schools
• Second suspect arrested in church downspout theft
• Cash, microphones, wine stolen from neighboring churches
• HDR Update: Rape reported at Lenoir-Rhyne University
• Hundreds mourn woman 'full of life' at Concord funeral
• Community workshops about aquatic recreation will be held next week
• Hickory Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Suspect caught in slaying of Concord police chief's daughter
• Property appraisal plan gets commissioners' OK
• Dry, but no drought
• Hamilton suspect arrested in New York
• Hamilton suspect arrested in New York
• His passion for miniatures no small thing
• Catawba County jobs
• On the mend
• Flag football benefits Special Olympics
• Former Hickory officer's daughter found dead
• Former Hickory officer's daughter found dead
• Passion and patriotism
• Teen airlifted to hospital after falling off car
• Standing together with one of their own
• Daughter of Concord Police Chief missing
• CVCC steps up surveillance
• Mom arrested for stealing baby food
• Man killed in Tuesday's wreck identified
• Pee Wee Girls Soccer Schedule
• More than a million N.C. families to benefit from tax cuts for insurance
• October Group Exercise Schedule
• Acting up in school
• Car runs over woman lying in road
• Missing student prompts search
• Midget Girls Soccer Schedule
• Brett's Ride: It's for the children
• Last Bluegrass in the Park set for September 19
• Community embraces the 9-11 Memorial Service
• Police investigate suspected LR rape
• Burial at sea fails: Local man's body turns up in the Atlantic
• Troopers investigate fatal crash
• Final robbery suspect nabbed
• Obama motivates students
• Fire shuts Hickory Bojangles'
• Students discover art in nature
• Moldavans vote in Hickory
• Fire destroys vacant house in Long View
• 2010 Midget Girls Volleyball Schedule
• 2010 PeeWee Girls Volleyball Schedule
• Youth Wellness Education
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - August 2010
• Memorial garden opens to the public
• Black History Month February 2010
• Largest Easter Egg Hunt in the Greater Hickory Metro set forSaturday, March 27th
• In memory of the fallen
• Catawba basin faces complicated, uncertain future
• Third suspect nabbed in pizza robbery
• Church targeted twice in six days
• Pet perishes in house fire
• SALT Block adds spice
• Hickory zone won't work for shelter
• School hits target for new books
• Odor in the court
• Former PTO treasurer accused of embezzlement gets new court date
• Hickory council OKs grant application for convention center parking deck
• Valdese pair arrested in string of crimes
• Community invited to a 9-11 Memorial Service on Saturday in Downtown Hickory
• Critics say animal shelter director wanted to 'clean house'
• Speedway, museum event brings back racing greats
• Man charged in theft of cooper from church
• She enjoys being a girl - and an engineer
• New options for hunting
• Commissioners to hear report on animal shelter
• Aquatic recreation survey begins Tuesday
• Bear facts
• Legal Wrangling Begins
• Local drop in births mirrors U.S. trends
• St. Stephens High to get $25,000 in technology
• Catawba County Parenting Network offers online class
• Timeline of murder during traffic stop
• Area's Labor Day closings
• Bogus caller scams Walmart
• Judge says 14 jurors are enough
• Gas down, patrols up
• Champions of Education meeting cancelled
• Random telephone survey of Hickory residents about aquatic recreation begins September 7
• 10 things you should know about healthcare reform
• Man flees police, wrecks car
• Fried broccoli and pig trivia: It must be fair day
• Best school supply = library card
• Hickory residents encouraged to attend important planning workshop on October 4
• 2 teens accused in crime spree
• Hickory American Legion Fair opens today
• Trooper murder trial could start Thursday
• North Carolina Wildlife Biologist to answer citizen questions about dealing with bears in urban sett
• Thieves hit Hickory restaurant
• CCS appoints interim leader
• HDTVs stolen from Rent-A-Center
• People robbed while playing poker
• City of Hickory closings in observance of Labor Day
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - September 2010
• Hickory’s Community Relations Council accepts fall grant nominations
• Code orange air quality notice issued for Tuesday
• Hickory receives grant to purchase a new CNG street sweeper
• New tools target city speeders
• Labor Day poll
• Libertarian senate candidate to appear at forum
• How many sex offenders live near your school?
• Sex offenders too close to schools?
• More public access
• Fire disrupts services
• Local jobless rates drop in July
• Fire disputes services
• From bad to worse
• Traffic lights installed on Clement Boulevard
• Fire closes Frye Regional emergency room
• Notice of Intent to Award Contracts
• Tests, but no clear answers
• Overcrowding a concern, but state gave shelter passing marks
• Clement Boulevard, NW extension project update
• Teen in critical condition after falling off moving car
• CCS reveals leaner budget
• Newton water now safe to drink
• New Hickory magnet school opens
• Truck overturns, blocking roadway for hours
• School begins with slight delay for some
• Infections, closure raise questions
• Newton water main repaired
• CCS gets buses ready for the year
• Mall seeks holiday shopping expert
• Bill Bass, voice of Hickory sports, dies
• 'Shake a hand and say thank you'
• Bear tracks
• Board fires jail director
• 'It was tragic'
• Prep sports bring us together
• CCS superintendent to leave system early
• Man beaten, robbed, getting off work
• More than 100 Newton customers without water
• Backyard snacks bring bears
• First day of school today
• Area has 7 cases affected by SBI lab mistakes
• County shelter shut down
• Rooftop bandits rob bingo hall
• Eight schools on 2-hour delay today
• Pizza mugging suspects arrested
• More jurors sought for trial of man accused of killing trooper
• Area law enforcement to split federal grant money
• Newton issues water advisory for residents
• 2 women stabbed in domestic dispute
• First day of school today
• Record home losses
• County shelter shut down
• Drop in celebrates anniversary of women's right to vote
• Eight schools on 2-hour delay today
• 2 dead in early morning wreck
• Care giver for life ... and death
• Sisters arrested in purse snatching
• 2 dead, several injured in Sunday morning wreck
• 9-year-old calls 911 after home invasion
• More than 100 Newton customers without water
• City of Hickory opens its yard waste facility on Fridays only to sale mulch
• Crews to clean up four city cemeteries the week of August 30
• Hickory’s Community Appearance Commission seeks beautification nominations
• CCS superintendent to leave system early
• Bear tracks
• 'It was tragic'
• Bill Bass, voice of Hickory sports, dies
• More than 100 Newton customers without water Tuesday
• N.C. wins 'Race to the Top' school reform grant
• Care giver for life ... and death
• Group wants to end setting dogs on chained bears
• Community meetings in September will disuss aquatic recreation
• City Snippets September 2010
• September is National Disaster Preparedness Month
• CCS gets buses ready for the year
• 2 dead, several injured in Sunday morning wreck
• Drop in celebrates anniversary of women's right to vote
• 2 dead in early morning wreck
• 2 women stabbed in domestic dispute
• Area law enforcement to split federal grant money
• In Photos: Soldiers Reunion Honors Service
• Record home losses
• Area has 7 cases affected by SBI lab mistakes
• Rooftop bandits rob bingo hall
• Pizza mugging suspects arrested
• Backyard snacks bring bears
• Mall seeks holiday shopping expert
• 'Shake a hand and say thank you'
• Board fires jail director
• Prep sports bring us together
• Man beaten, robbed, getting off work
• 9-year-old calls 911 after home invasion
• CCS changes elementary schools' math curriculum
• McHenry to stream Caldwell County meeting live
• Sisters arrested in purse snatching
• Claremont Day ready to roll
• Newton Fire Department saves area home
• McHenry to stream Caldwell County meeting live
• Catawba County bus routes announced
• Death penalty focus of jury selection
• State will no longer pay for free vaccines for all
• State's required immunizations
• More charges in rash of break-ins
• Conference to look at health care reform
• Thieves steal copper pipes from church
• McHenry addresses community's concerns
• Former teacher faces new indictment
• Jury selection begins in trooper's murder trial
• Soldiers Reunion says thank you
• 200-year-old tradition comes to class
• Report: Change could affect refunds
• From lawman to law school
• 'It's hard to make ends meet'
• 862 pot plants found on family land
• Railroad depot may become a Hickory landmark
• The City of Hickory is requesting bids to supply to the city two automated side loading refuse truck
• Annual Wastewater Report - 2010
• Hickory International Council holds community conversations events
• Hickory street will close for 2 days
• Robbery suspect arrested – but not for the crimes police thought
• Special delivery
• These teen love SOAP
• Paddling with a purpose: Kayakers get first-hand look
• Cripple Creek Sewer Line Replacement Project will cause road closure next week
• McHenry plans town meeting in Maiden
• Catawba County death row duo cry racism
• Catawba River under drought watch
• Executives Club announces season
• Ensure Classic keeps metro area on the map
• Making less than you used to? We want to hear from you.
• Dry Weather puts Catawba-Wateree Basin in Drought Watch
• New homes, new beginnings
• Keeping an eye out for each other
• ICE Unit shuts down suspected crack house
• Police: Man tried to back over officer
• Summer Outdoor Adventure Program (SOAP) enables youth to enjoy outdoor adventures
• Montessori school to double enrollment with new building
• Hickory American Legion Fair
• Trash to treasure
• Woman makes stories come to life
• 'Picking Cotton' authors to speak in Hickory
• Living the Word
• Cops: Dancing drawer-dropper charged
• Hickory staff attorney Arnita Dula spotlighted in University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill alumni
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch
• Millions available for home loans
• Schools improve in state testing
• 2nd suspect sought in break-ins
• Copper thieves hit cell tower
• No charges in death of 3-year-old
• Pedestrian hit and killed on U.S. 321
• $18k in drugs stolen from care facility
• Graffiti be gone
• Crack dealer busted again
• Stop the cycle: Drug Treatment Court aims to turn addicts into productive citizens
• Small planes, big fun
• Bruin in a Hickory treetop
• Catawba County in top 10 for residents set to lose unemployment checks
• Thinking of investing? Beware of traps and scams
• Scammers steal cash and dash
• Recycling important to residents and Hickory
• Recycling Advisory Board celebrates its 20th Anniversary
• City of Hickory’s solid waste crews give important tips for better service
• Advertisement for Bids - 7 Police Patrol Vehicles
• Hickory continues to offer graffiti removal program to property owners until September 15
• Hickory magician plans to break world record at City Hall on August 6, 2010
• Sojourner Truth Book Club broadens multicultural horizons
• 2010 Bluegrass in the Park
• Hickory citizens invited to participate in the Neighborhood College program
• City Snippets August 2010
• Hickory honors its retiring board and commission volunteers
• Citizens Guide to City Services
• Hickory offers graffiti removal program to property owners
• Glenn C. Hilton, Jr. Memorial Park to re-open on April 7
• Hickory Parks and Recreation Director visits legislators on Capitol Hill
• Cripple Creek Sewer Line Replacement Project close to completion
• City of Hickory offers swim lessons program in June
• City of Hickory e-Newsletter - July 2010
• City of Hickory Swim Program for Summer 2010
• City Snippets June 2010
• Hickory Police and Parks and Recreation accepting applications for its Summer Youth Academy
• Summer Reading Program 2010
• Leisure Pursuits
• Volunteer to serve your city
• July Group Exercise Schedule
• City of Hickory’s Community Relations Council honors 2010 Human Relations Award recipients
• Men's & Women's Dodgeball Leagues
• City of Hickory’s Storm Drainage System Inventory Project enters final phase
• Men's & Co-Ed Fall Softball Leagues
• More than 350 area seniors quality for North Carolina senior games state finals
• Adult Fall Soccer League
• Lane shifts on U.S. 321 near Clement Boulevard, NW will begin Wednesday, June 9
• Fall Baseball Skills Assessments
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - June 2010
• Midget Football Skills Assessments
• City Snippets July 2010
• Youth Flag Football Skills Assessments
• Festival Of Fun
• Girls Soccer Skills Assessments
• Ridgeview Neighborhood Meeting regarding City swimming pools
• Boys Soccer Skills Assessments
• Parks and Recreation e-Newsletter - July 2010
• Bumble Bee Soccer Skills Assessments
• “Birdman Dave” Flies Into Hickory Public Library
• Hickory Crawdads gives out free tickets for Get a GigaHIT night at the ballpark
• Clement Boulevard, NW extension project update
• Hickory’s Fiscal Year 2010-2011 proposed budget maintains current tax rate
• Library Hours Adjusted At St. Stephens
• News From WeeRuns, Inc. - February 28, 2010
• News From WeeRuns, Inc. - February 15, 2010
• News From WeeRuns, Inc. - January 28, 2010
• Broken System Ahead: Catawba Valley Behavioral Healthcare
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Catawba County
• ProtekMed Introduces the Tru-flo(TM) Urinary Catheter Valve
• Catawba County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Catawba County
• Hickory Oktoberfest
• Sheryl King's Hickory WeeRuns Sale Tips and Information
• News from WeeRuns, Inc. - July 6, 2009
• Hickory Oktoberfest Arts and Crafts Applications Being Accepted
• Book Talks Keep Crafters in Stitches
• BIG Read Topic of Knitting Up Fiction
• Story Idea: Our Economic Future. What Happens Now That The Election Is Over?
• Can Strategic Benchmarking Turn Around America's Economy?
• How I Became A Pirate
• Walking Across Egypt
• International Spring Fest set for May 12 in Downtown Hickory
• Choose Chocolate, Not Fur: A Rabbit Reality Check
• Dimly Perceived Threats To The System
• Jazz for Arbon Lane
• Youth Concert by John Gordon Ross
• Streets of Hickory
• African - American Artists from the Permanent Collection
• Everest Not Everest - Gallery Talk
• Taste of Hickory
• Maze Mania - Exhibition
• Everest Not Everest: A Himalyan Journey with Jeff Botz
• High Contrast - Works from the HMA Vault
• River Cat Series - Folk Art Recyclables by Vickie Jo Franks
• Plastiquarium
• Fanjoy.Labrenz - Part II: A Visual Journey
• A Black Man Speaks: The Art and Poetry of Arbon Lane
• A Black Man Speaks - Gallery Talk

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