Marion, NC News

• Marion, NC News
• Fire guts unoccupied home in Old Fort
• Pro-life memorial set up in North Cove
• McDowell Democrats look for new chairperson
• NJROTC cadets take in sights and sounds of D.C.
• Community garden space still available at YMCA
• RSVP for annual volunteer awards reception by Friday
• Miniature horse hobbyists holding club meeting Tuesday
• Seven car pileup near Old Fort jams I-40 traffic
• Marion churches celebrate Good Friday together
• BREAKING NEWS: Wrecks slow traffic on I-40 near Old Fort
• MCAO promoting a 'non-flea market' at Marion site
• Gingerbread House an advocate for young abuse victims in McDowell
• Marion pair charged with possession of crack cocaine
• McDowell County unemployment dips below 13 percent
• McDowell continues health decline
• Wall spends 52 years in insurance business
• Grand jury says speeding, impairment, texting led to fatal crash
• Clark honored for giving 40 years to city of Marion
• Wheel deal: Tour de Lure is Saturday
• MTA night hike is Friday
• Downtown Marion churches will join for Good Friday service
• Theft suspects caught on tape at Walmart
• McDowell County Schools prepare for mandated lunch, breakfast changes
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Marion restaurant owners try unique fundraising effort
• Young writers in Nebo share their work at annual event
• Officers find meth lab in car
• Suspects accused of stealing while victim's son was sick
• Man fights pancreatic cancer and wins
• Old Fort woman dies from wreck injuries
• Charges mount for suspected robbers
• Mega Millions fever grips McDowell
• Breaking News: Mega Millions winning numbers: 46-23-38-4-2-MB 23
• Mega Millions fever grips McDowell
• 'Hunger Games' segment from Hildebran on 'Today' show on Friday
• Deputies, prosecutors say poker machines still illegal in McDowell
• Two women robbed in home
• Marion, Old Fort holding Easter events
• Online petition: Change U.S. 221 widening plan
• State pooch helps teach fourth-graders
• Man faces child sex abuse charges
• Three charged with stealing from residence
• Teens bring awareness to self-injury
• Five more days of school?
• Soup-and-a-bowl this weekend
• Students earn coveted state band spots
• Drug supplier guilty of texting deputy to set up pill deal
• A real weather man: Garrou has recorded conditions for 27 years
• Weather observers seeking volunteers in McDowell
• Pitter Patter sale starts Friday
• Fall-prevention program begins Friday
• New required course added to curriculum
• Speaker of the N.C. House meets with supporters, detractors in Marion
• Two arrested in thefts of utility trailers
• Shooting suspect charged with misdemeanor
• Occupational students go to regional competition
• Beef ingredient has some parents worried
• Pink slime? Don't believe the hype
• Five charged in rash of break-ins
• Donations needed for scholarship in teacher's name
• Donations needed for scholarship in teacher's name
• Protesters at McDowell Courthouse blast 'Obamacare' mandate
• RockTenn opens doors to renovated factory in Marion
• Student campaign draws flood of community support
• U.S. House candidate Cecil Bothwell speaks at the Marion library
• Local activists present petition to Walmart
• Old Fort aldermen agree on merit increases for employees
• 24 serving federal prison sentences for cocaine conspiracy
• Silent bid now on art at MACA
• Marion City Council approves installing broadband Internet cable
• Seventh-graders gear up for debut of movie
• School Board: ninth-grade addition, middle schools a go
• McDowell County Public Works employees uncover grenades in trash
• McDowell County deputies charge tool theft suspects
• Marion police say stabbing was self-defense
• McDowell County's animal shelter conditions 'unacceptable'
• McDowell's unemployment rate rises
• Grave-digging suspect has history of mental illness
• Thieves eye property with wheels
• Walmart truckers visit Life Skills class
• Students rewarded with heart healthy competition
• State: 43 eugenics victims were from McDowell
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Talent flourishes in Titan Greenhouse
• State politicians' tours bring them to Marion
• Opponents respond to commission's marriage resolution
• McDowell Fire & Rescue College is this weekend
• McDowell deputies charge suspects in theft of antique register
• Kindergartner sells lemonade for Relay
• BREAKING NEWS: Weather service issues storm warning
• Do you know these suspects?
• Do you know these suspects?
• U.S. 221 South widening project could affect businesses, homes in southern McDowell
• 4X4 Club to host second annual ECORS race
• Service pooch gets assistance she needs
• Company will lease space in Universal building
• March recognizes athletic trainers nationally
• McDowell, Mitchell deputies locate missing Florida woman
• McDowell commissioners endorse marriage amendment
• BREAKING NEWS: Missing woman found safe
• Few clues in search for missing woman in McDowell
• Local woman with MS says support is out there
• Suspensions raise free-speech questions
• Commitees discuss desirable superintendent traits
• SILVER ALERT: McDowell woman is missing
• McDowell Courthouse getting new phone numbers
• East McDowell wins Battle of the Books for second straight year
• MHS student faces charges for vulgar graffiti
• Man killed in bizarre crash
• City of Marion, McDowell County seek 'certified' title
• DOT to hold hearing on widening 221 South in McDowell, Rutherford
• West Marion's efforts put it in runnning for award
• Clubs keep Marion Elementary kids busy after school
• Another apartment community in the works
• E-books now available at junior highs and high school
• Swamp Fox Tavern and Fight Factory opens next week
• Suspect charged with sex crimes
• Fishers of Men taking on projects to benefit community
• McDowell County Public Library hosting Civil War exhibit through March
• Generosity of McDowell nurseries spruces up grounds of Carson House
• High School students partner with paper to produce new videos
• Man faces child sex charges
• Order for arrest issued for Adam Baker in Caldwell County
• New road name honors late civil rights pioneer
• Free health clinic opens in new home
• New drug law requires photo ID for some pills
• YMCA launching diabetes prevention program
• Marion Fish Hatchery provides a new angle on learning
• City of Marion responds by installing gate at park
• Marion sex abuse suspect on the lam
• Night sky puts on a rare show through Wednesday
• Civil rights pioneer to be honored
• BREAKING NEWS: Tornado watch in effect for McDowell
• The race is on and here is the lineup for McDowell
• Three McDowell incumbents say enough is enough
• Filing ends, battle begins
• Marion shop takes part in annual Model Train Show
• Sweet Repeats makes the old new again
• Rescuers have Duke on the path to health
• Teen Craft Club is hands-on fun
• AIG students get creative during E3 Day
• Wanted McDowell man snagged in foot chase
• McDowell man offers reward for information about thefts
• More candidates file for House, Senate, Deeds
• Favorites return for Old Fort variety show this weekend
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted for larceny in Caldwell County
• McDowell Chamber of Commerce unveils new website
• Church helps stock P.G. school food pantry
• Brown Mountain Lights remain an enduring mystery of the foothills
• Former law officer charged with Marion restaurant robbery
• Grand jury indicts suspected drug trafficker
• Smile Day offers free dental screenings for preschool children
• "Scrap Quilt" gives new life to old feed shed
• Greenhouse hopes to inspire future growers
• Junior high, high school students earn Honor Band seats
• Permanent veterans memorial starting to take shape
• Two run for school board, county commission
• McDowell schools No. 3 in paddlings
• Sports officials want to replace natural grass on Titan field
• New Manna kicks off teen revival Tuesday
• Take the 'Plunge' Saturday for a good cause
• Man guilty of church, school break-ins
• Local artist wins Democratic National Convention poster contest
• School board incumbents adding names to ballot
• Marion will take over commercial cardboard recycling
• Y cultivates community garden
• Grand jury indicts sex offender for "friending"
• Old Fort McDonald's gets a new look
• Town taking steps to form trail, greenway
• School Board incumbents seek another term
• Jeremy Mayfield indicted on four felony charges
• Flu vaccines still available at local Health Department
• Man charged with growing marijuana
• Two local creeks made list of impaired waterways
• Classic car enthusiasts giving back to community
• Free classes help you start new business, improve old one
• Davis eyes Superior Court judgeship
• Arboretum visit gets kids back to nature
• Housing coalition needs help to help others
• Pavement for the Peavine?
• Amy Moomaw files for School Board race
• Carson House names new director
• Three more accused in safecracking case
• Register of Deeds leader retiring
• Residents asked to participate in Community HeArt project
• Former judge, deputy clerk announce candidacies
• Helping hand extends beyond county line
• HPU poll shows Obama would lose to unnamed Republican challenger
• Field more crowded as filing continues
• Suspects charged in heavy metal thefts
• Animal advocates on new shelter: 'Going great'
• West Marion hosts annual Dads and Doughnuts event
• Flurry of activity as filing begins in McDowell
• Storm brings down trees, knocks out power across McDowell
• McDowell County Superior Court: Defendant owes $95,000 in restitution
• Filing begins Monday for local, state races
• McDowell Early College sees growth in first six years
• Grant would help turn empty plant space into career center
• Grant would help turn empty plant space into career center
• Retired captain dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Convicted sex offender arrested again
• Shuler's chief of staff announces he will run for U.S. House
• Board briefs county leaders on middle-school concept
• Cheese in the works for historic dairy farm
• City agrees to pay Burgin $11,600
• Cattle farm looking to herd veggies in new venture
• Meeting has parents questioning move, overcrowding
• Teachers schooled on curriculum changes
• Proposed apartment community 'was not killed'
• Teachers schooled on curriculum changes
• North Carolina State Bluegrass Festival
• School official resigns, criticizes McDowell Board of Education: Story and letter
• Public, school officials discuss sixth-, ninth-grade moves
• Health officials issue warning about norovirus
• School Board, commissioners sixth- and ninth-grade move
• Captain says 'unethical' pavers swindling residents
• Vh1 show looks to McDowell for pregnant mothers, pregnant daughters
• Vineyard ready to cork first bottles
• Grants will help students get back to nature
• West students exchanging artifact boxes with others
• Local unemployment rate at 12.6 percent
• Man indicted in fatal wreck that killed friend
• Sheriff's Office dispatchers moved to 911 center
• Democratic leader says Shuler's decision surprising
• Hospital appoints new CEO
• Student's success with Chromebook lands him spot in Google video
• Where's the winter weather? Groundhog, McDowell-based expert have their say
• Churches asked to take part in Souper Bowl of Caring
• Man offers reward for return of stolen ATV
• First-graders educated, entertained with art lesson
• Input sessions set on middle-school concept
• Traveling thief taking trip to prison
• Chase ends with gunshot
• Early College kicks off recycling program
• Fabulous: Browns get a taste of statewide recognition
• Tax assistance program begins at Senior Center
• Fire damages Joe Gibbs Racing machine shop
• UFOs spotted over Long View, Hickory
• Play group offers fun for kids - and moms
• Victim of antiques theft offering rewards
• Mission unveils its first mobile simulation lab
• Employee charged with stealing from company
• Mexican grill offers great food, atmosphere
• County TV channel added to second cable system
• Aussie mom clueless about Zahra's ashes
• I-40 West closed near Tenn. border due to rock slide
• Hickory man arrested for multi-state theft
• Adam Baker back in Australia, but ICE didn't deport him
• $2 robbery earns man 9 months in prison
• Detective says woman, her ex stole from boyfriend
• Good in a crisis? The Red Cross can use you
• Newsletter connects to Hispanic community
• Report: Many local educators 'distinguished'
• A dozen citizens turn out for town hall meeting
• Local farmer showcased for fruits -- and veggies -- of her labor
• Vaughan-Bassett announces reopening of furniture plant in Galax
• Green Industry Council honors Gillespie
• Mountain Music is silent
• Nebo students' positive behaviors rewarded
• Homeowner offers $1,000 reward for break-in information
• Sex offender charged with creating, maintaining Facebook page
• Change on the menu for school lunchrooms
• Saddle Club celebrating 45th anniversary
• UPDATED: Perdue will not seek re-election
• Perdue issues statement
• Man in standoff dies at hospital
• Worker hits natural gas line
• New gas station moving in
• Young Guns shooting program begins
• BREAKING NEWS: Gas leak shuts down five lane in Marion
• Standoff ends with self-inflicted gunshot, police say
• Change for a Dollar General
• Resource officer to kids: The choice is yours
• Nominations sought for Governor's Award for volunteering
• UPDATE: West Marion standoff suspect in critical condition. See video
• Sound off: Town hall meeting is Thursday
• Emergency response vehicle dedicated to Hemphill
• Suspected thieves go on $21,000 shopping spree
• Joe Davis Financial Associates donates to Mission
• Man loses home, dog to fire
• Old Fort axes clerk, adds police
• Ninth grade at high school by July 2013
• Eastside Baptist changes name, adopts fresh approach to worshipping
• Collector to auction 27 cars, including Intimidator Camaro
• Open Flame's future unclear
• City makes changes to parking in West Marion
• Waste hauler to city of Marion: I need $11,600 more
• Red Cross volunteer carries on family tradition
• Pastor charged with sexual assault
• School Board postpones accreditation audit
• Officers warn residents not to fall prey to scam
• Elementary student honored for word mastery
• Hospice of McDowell still exploring land sell offer
• Superintendent's position posted
• Chromebooks enhance education at Eastfield
• Lt. gov, House candidates visit McDowell
• Commissioners OK financing plan for Universal building
• Business for Breakfast offers tips on free services
• Camera catches break-in suspect
• North Cove student outlasts the competition
• NCDOT awards paving contracts for McDowell County roads
• Packed church turns out to celebrate Martin Luther King
• Support group going strong after six months
• More sex offenders added to state registry
• Golden LEAF board member's firm works on projects funded by board's grants
• Drug suspect locks self in store restroom
• Old Fort group on a mission to clean up community
• Organization taking orders for Italian honeybees
• New law affects home lighting
• Inmate charged in stabbing
• West Marion, Glenwood students connect by Skype
• Monday service in Marion to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• MNH 0112 Storm 1
• 'Hardcore' auto racing show this weekend
• Pair charged with selling someone else's property
• Pair charged with selling someone else's property
• Pair charged with selling someone else's property
• Asheville storyteller shares her gift with West students
• Artist reception is Thursday at MACA
• More green for the greenway
• Vortex to hold musicians swap
• Cooperative Extension hosting Shiitake mushroom workshop
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• Unique meat processing plant opens in McDowell
• Prescription drug abuse forum set for Friday
• Golden LEAF request: Universal site upgrade
• Job loss, economy fuel free/reduced lunch increase
• Article, surveillance photo lead to charges
• Group makes quilts for hurting kids
• Grand jury says texting led to crime
• Two charged with breaking into home
• Bringing down the house
• Company buys home health agency for Rutherford-Polk-McDowell
• Authorities need help finding rare coins, antique cash register
• High school to hold Financial Aid Night for seniors
• Residents pounding pavement, keyboards to find jobs
• McDowell native showcases talent on 'Niteline'
• Investigators need help solving Dollar Tree break-in
• Police: Purse-snatching suspect caught on the prowl
• Adam Baker sentenced to jail
• School Board: We'll search for superintendent
• Adam Baker pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to one drug charge
• Group proposes senior housing project
• Officials say Cedarbrook supervision not faulty
• City Council votes on several recommendations for street safety at Marion Elementary
• Blood Donor Month: Give the gift that saves lives
• Test your home for radon -- at no charge
• Bakers could wrap up plea deals Thursday
• Adam Baker may make plea deal Wednesday
• Store clerk recognizes, IDs robbery suspect
• Trucker airlifted after overturning rig
• Old Fort's Tilson Machine making a move in 2012
• Board to select superintendent search services
• Most heating assistance programs out of funding
• Elisa Baker in federal court Thursday for plea hearing
• Suspect faces rape charges
• New dance venue opens in Old Fort
• Residents share New Year's resolutions
• City Council will discuss street matters
• Cooperative Extension offers chronic disease workshop
• 2011 -- Victories and losses
• 2011 -- Victories and losses
• School board will join county on Golden Leaf proposal
• Arrests made in two separate drug cases
• 2011 Headliners, No. 1: Obama visits Marion
• Downtown Marion to ring in New Year
• Friends recall Rumfelt's talent, generosity
• 2011 Headliners, No. 2: Walmart, Grandview Station
• New Jan. 1 laws impact young drivers
• Man faces judge for knife assault
• Pair accused of stealing unique Italian scooter
• 2011 Headliners, No. 3: Salute to Veterans celebration
• Time running out to make tax-deductible donations
• Details surface about fatal forklift accident
• Relay for Life to hold informational meeting
• Schools' accreditation audit may be postponed
• Financial card theft suspect caught on tape
• 2011 Headliners, No. 4: Main Street's new look
• State Park's wildlife courses keep kids educated over break
• Having a Big Mac attack?
• Scholarship opportunities still available
• Spreading holiday cheer through kindness
• 2011 Headliners, No. 5 -- Roy Williams dedicates marker
• Promoter opening MMA training/event center, tavern/restaurant
• Elisa Baker looking to make a deal on federal drug charges
• East kids learning a quality craft
• County seeks grant to upgrade former Universal building
• Board: Reinstate Teaching Fellows Program
• Sex abuse allegations from a decade ago
• Sunrise Rehab employee charged with stealing from resident
• Man charged with multiple sex offenses
• McDonald's makes big donation to MHS band
• Early College elves help kids at West Marion
• Officers search car, motel room for drugs
• Prison guard recovers from stabbing
• Officers search car, motel room for drugs
• Docs set up shop in Nebo
• Board takes steps to find next superintendent
• Authorities need help identifying theft suspects
• Tip helps solve pawn shop break-in
• Farm Bureau donates $20,000 for greenhouse
• McDowell High group gives back to community
• Cosmetology students pamper winning elementary kids
• Making a gingerbread boy is a lesson in following directions
• Board to begin superintendent search during special meeting
• Theft victims offer rewards
• Marion native earns Army's 'Top Doc' award
• DSS offers foster parenting class
• DSS probes how assisted living resident ended up in Dumpster, garbage truck
• Several injured in three-vehicle collision
• Old Fort fifth-graders built on what they've learned
• Three, two...countdown on to Marion New Year's celebration
• Suspect enters pawn shop through roof
• Update: Gas leak temporarily shuts down a section of Rutherford Road
• State troopers seize nearly $100,000 worth of pot
• Not as many McDowell teens having babies
• DOT, contractors fixing mountainous problem
• Students celebrate a Dr. Seuss classic
• Marion man killed Tuesday morning in pickup truck wreck
• Burke shooting victim released from hospital
• Commissioners approve solar farm project
• Young father advertises to find work
• A-peeling? Crosswalk painting stopped until spring
• Bicyclist struck by truck on U.S. 221 South
• Santa makes an early stop in North Cove
• Marion man killed Tuesday morning in pickup truck wreck
• Lowe's Heroes project needs a little help
• Math teacher in running for presidential award
• Residents report thefts of holiday decorations
• Couple reflect on their 70 years of marriage
• Marion Police Department inducts its first chaplain
• Suspects charged with metal, vehicle thefts
• Burgin girls bring home prizes
• Cadets get a taste of basic training
• EPA fines shopping center developers
• Coalition reviews health efforts
• Portion of Vortex profits this weekend to benefit Project Christmas
• Restitution ordered in hit and run
• City Council OKs animal shelter location
• City Council welcomes new member to meeting
• Neighbors, Cauthen will lead School Board
• West Marion gives busy mothers a break before the holidays
• West Marion gives busy mothers a break before the holidays
• Commitee hopes to expand AVID program, add mentors
• Zahra Baker's remains went to her father
• Pilot Club holds annual courthouse lawn ceremony
• Post office customers react to mail changes
• Dropout prevention program points out programs that work
• Grand jury indicts boxer-wearing robbery suspect
• Captain says man strangled wife during dispute
• Inmates turn out obedient dogs, refurbished bikes
• Good Samaritan Clinic's annual gala is Thursday
• School superintendent announces he's retiring
• Hickory man crashes car into DWI checkpoint
• Van rams tree, driver pinned
• Jobless rate dips slightly
• Couple on a mission to correct history
• Scott Hollifield: Few can resist the Siren song of the chimney
• Woman charged with stealing from grandmother
• Woman charged with stealing from grandmother
• Holly jolly weekend
• Animal rescuers extend black dog event
• Man gets four months in prison for relationship with teen
• Downtown comes alive with holiday treats Thursday night
• Owenby honored for 16 years of service to city
• Grief support group helps youngsters deal with death, separation
• Titan Theatre Company to premier 'Proof' Thursday
• These efforts are looking for holiday help
• Pair accused of stealing vehicles, cigarettes
• Update: I-40 westbound closed at Old Fort Mountain
• Rory Kelly's Triple Threat headlines Make-A-Wish benefit
• Principal of the Year
• Center scores high on CHLI assessment
• Woman charged in knife attack
• Good Samaritan Clinic finds new home in church
• McDowell Housing Coalition needs funds, supplies, members
• MHS runner overcomes impairment, chases dreams
• MHS runner overcomes impairment, chases dreams
• Stores open early for Black Friday
• School Board hears report on ninth-grade, early college
• Canine hit by car recovering, needs a home
• Glenwood hosts parade, dinner, fireworks
• Canine hit by car recovering, needs a home
• Little ones explain how to cook the perfect bird
• Thanksgiving meal cost jumps 13 percent
• Kindergartners feast with family and friends
• MHS class fixes bus for Red Cross
• Parents group: We want to improve Old Fort
• Old Fort team gets active at the Y
• 'Substantial lab' lands man in prison
• Board hears more about middle schools
• Hildebran Elementary appreciative of veterans at event
• Baldor beefing up local plant
• Drawing (and expanding) the lines
• Glenwood news channel keeps kids up-to-date on school happenings
• Shop local: Keep your money in downtown Marion
• Project Christmas trees stocked with angels
• Emergency crews participate in drill, public service video
• Marion City Council gets business activity report
• Pet therapy brings comfort to hosptial patients
• City: It's not a speech issue
• Parade ushers in holiday season
• Community Thanksgiving service is Sunday
• County looks at ordinance for gated communities
• Marion Bi-Lo helps Aiden's Heart Foundation
• Do you know this theft suspect?
• More stolen goods found on Mayfield's property
• Veterans wall taking shape at Senior Center
• Ronald McDonald visits North Cove school
• McDowell County authorities: Tip leads to drug arrest
• Council delays animal shelter
• Old Fort Elementary finds a piece of the past
• Family services accepting donations for auction
• Sheriff's Office moving dispatchers
• County buying Universal plant site for $2.55 million
• New club keeps kids active
• Early College sees overall increase in scores
• Operation Christmas Child form sparks debate
• Sign up now for a free Thanksgiving meal
• Former Concord High teacher charged with sex offenses with students
• Sheriff: Inmate ingested meth
• Elementary schools get good report cards
• Couple married 55 years thankful for jeweler's kindness
• 68 years later, fallen tail gunner's dog tag comes home
• Charges filed in wreck that killed Old Fort couple
• Report: Sex offender did not notify McDowell authorities about address change
• Kids at Marion Elementary honor veterans
• New, expanded McDonald's now serving customers
• Suspect no longer on the lam
• Partnership seeks sustaining members
• System helps officers search for suspects, property nationwide
• Automobile Dealers, Stamey's donate CPR equipment to EMS
• Students take a trip to China through reading
• Police kill rabid raccoon
• Operation Medicine Drop is Saturday
• 5K race: It's all down hill from here
• Glenwood challenges students to develop good character
• Power of the people? Hundreds voice opposition to rate hike
• Help deputies find copper theft suspect
• Red Cross holds blood ball fundraiser
• East Junior High band stands to win up to $50,000
• Man faces sex abuse charge
• Land being cleared for Apple solar farm in Maiden
• McDonald's offering breakfast on the house for teachers
• Historical Society invites public to have a spirited time
• Educators studying up on new curriculum
• Walmart Supercenter welcomes its first customers this morning
• Jury says shooting was murder attempt
• Tell Duke what you think of rate hike
• Most candidates were a no show at Old Fort forum
• Students' cultivating skills through garden therapy
• Dropout rate plunges
• Community invited to 'Night of Food and Music'
• Survivors and their saviors reunite
• Sixth-grader grows locks for charity
• Sixth-grader grows locks for charity
• Resistoflex celebrates 75th year
• Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• New crib standards affect Early Head Start
• Subway Spokesman awards contest prizes
• Company: Bread store didn't make enough dough
• Annexation will allow Pizza Joint expansion
• Woman pleads guilty in coverup
• Woman pleads to aiding meth cooks
• Fallen limb disrupts power in Marion
• Marion officials talk past, future of former Galey & Lord building
• Few candidates commit to Old Fort forum
• Early voting begins Thursday
• Coats for Kids effort is underway
• Father, son build unique chainsaw guitar
• Drug trafficker sent to prison
• Marker now stands outside historic Daniel Kanipe home
• Award presentation turns to contract talk
• Name game results in $50,000 bond
• ABC news video of president at Countryside Barbeque
• McDowell sheriff: Man barricades, shoots self
• Obama in Marion: A presidential plate to go
• Officials say new 911 center benefits all citizens
• Fire damages restaurant on the five lane
• BREAKING NEWS: President stops in Marion for lunch
• Obama bus tour rolls through Hickory
• Ben Folds headlines N.C. Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony
• Charge against former Rescue Squad chief dismissed
• Mercy on a mission to save abused dog
• Kanipe historical marker to be unveiled Monday
• Project Christmas taking applications Oct. 15-22
• John Beck dedicated his life to community
• MHS counselors offer scholarship help
• Culprits in mini crime spree remain unidentified
• Group raising awareness of domestic violence
• Quilter teaches students that it's better to give than to get
• Local United Way ditches 'worldwide' effort
• Conservancy plans bash in Old Fort
• Family Dollar building new store in Marion
• County officials discuss animal shelter changes
• Authorities say woman mistakenly texted deputy to sell drugs
• Fourth-graders learn of farm and field
• Best of McDowell Photography Contest winners honored
• Woman, boyfriend die 14 hours apart
• Grindstaffs 'were just a great couple,' cousin says
• YMCA pays tribute to those who have battled cancer
• Old Fort artists join East of Asheville tour
• Marion teen's wish comes true: Cowboys game, meeting with cheerleaders
• McDowell officials asked, 'What would you do with $2 million
• Charges mount for former Marion businessman
• Marion's biggest festival is Saturday
• Drugs found, property recovered during traffic stop
• Detective says man had child porn
• New greenway is under way
• Official: Obama to embark on bus tour of NC, Va.
• School yearbook efforts get more interactive
• City officials ponder improvements to leased parking lot
• Graduation rates up, could be better
• Fox tests positive for rabies
• Woman admits role in prescription fraud
• Group searches for animal shelter location
• MHS band brings home plenty of bling
• School bus recall won't affect local district
• Police say man tried to cook restaurant
• Partial paving of Main Street under way
• Library exhibit has visitors reliving the past of Marion Manufacturing
• Grand jury says businessman scammed customers
• McDowell man completes grueling Appalachian Trail hike
• County puts spark back in Catawba River Park
• Police looking to can spray-paint vandals
• Asheville robbery suspects have criminal connections here
• Power Hour offers big rewards
• Prison administrator retiring
• Tractor Supply to hold grand opening Saturday
• McDowell Foundation announces grants
• Teen sent to prison for child abuse
• Oktoberfest set for this weekend in Old Fort
• Walmart is stocking up
• State awards North Cove media center $10,000 grant
• Hot seat: Smoke causes excitement at Fancy Pants
• BREAKING NEWS: Main Street fire
• New specialty plate to benefit organ donation in North Carolina
• Relative: No connection between grave-digging suspect, baby
• Man accused of cuffing, molesting child
• No generation gap: North Cove hosts grandparents
• Corpening YMCA kicks off second round of Community Healthy Living Index sites
• McDowell unemployment rate unchanged
• Man charged with digging up baby's grave
• Woman suspected of opening fire into residence
• Man arrested for breaking into restaurant
• McDowell High students take part in online competitions
• Junior highs vs. middle schools: Certification another concern
• Theft suspect flees restaurant with no food or cash
• By day, a physical therapist; by night, a roller derby queen
• Car slams into building in Marion
• Marion's new Tractor Supply opens Saturday
• Lake James Cleanup is Saturday
• Builder plans new subdivision for Marion
• Lowe's helps Friendship Home, hopes others do too
• Parents indicted in child abuse case
• Murder suspect free on bond
• Four wheel for foster kids this weekend
• Police say woman stole donation jar from store
• Man guilty of photographing young girl
• National Sewing Month has quilters creating, sharing
• Trails guide for Marion is step in healthier direction
• Concord church named in sex abuse lawsuit
• Library plans celebration of mill's legacy
• State Line Scrap Metal opens in McDowell
• Community hopes to increase broadband Internet
• School Board: We must raise SAT scores
• Thieves prey on church
• Victimized businessman offers $2,500 reward
• Local teen a 'cyber student' at School of Science and Math
• Pennies from Heaven: McDowell church fighting hunger a coin at a time
• Marion man gets probation for shooting into house
• Convicted sex offender fails to register with McDowell authorities
• McDowell deputies look for prowler, find fire
• Truck driver found dead in rig near Old Fort
• Old Fort teen charged with stealing from tent
• Nebo man pleads guilty in indecent exposure case
• McDowell family part of 'World's Strictest Parents'
• Slow internet connection? Taking this survey could help
• 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
• Local SAT scores reflect trend
• Break-in suspect faces rape charge
• Saturday festival celebrates Catawba
• Volunteers needed for meals program
• New BLET director sets sights high
• Jury awards $667,000 in medical malpractice suit
• Industry expansion would add 41 jobs in McDowell
• Local artists will paint the town at Old Fort's Battle of the Brushes
• Police learn more about indecent festival filmer
• Man charged with robbing P&R Produce
• Probationer, woman charged with possessing meth
• McDowell County OKs spay, neuter program
• Brooks is the pride of the Lions
• No decision in Baker case
• Rutherford man dies in wreck
• Police say beware of satellite scam
• Honoring the heroes of Sept. 11
• Methodists hope to 'Make an Impact'
• A decade later, Sept. 11, 2001 still fresh in residents' minds
• West McDowell gets new assistant principal
• State develops recipe for meth lab cleanups
• Police searching for stolen four-wheeler, suspect
• Changing the tune: Ivan's becomes music venue Vortex
• Sept. 11 service set for Sunday
• West McDowell Junior High hosts community 'star party' Saturday
• Attempted murder charges added in shooting
• Police need help identifying computer theft suspects
• McDowell woman wins $100,000 lottery prize
• West Junior High students get their wish
• Nebo man shot in chest
• Lee soaks county but little damage
• Phil Mickelson, ExxonMobil reach out to local teacher
• McDowell man guilty of stealing from boss
• Judge sentences secret peeper
• McDowell Hospital continues to grow with Mission
• Local teen doubles for "Hunger Games" star
• North Cove fourth-graders tend to trout
• MACA exhibit: The best of Turtle Island Pottery
• Tractor Supply chooses manager for Marion store
• Man suing doctors for negligent care of wife
• Partnership offers classes for parents of at-risk teens
• Course offers insight into perfecting resume, interview skills
• Special events liven up Labor Day weekend
• Arts Mart is Saturday in Old Fort
• No foul play in Nebo man's death
• $1,000 reward offered for information on tool theft
• Shriners raffle car stolen and recovered
• McDowell authorities: Human remains found Wednesday morning
• New P.G. principal excited about opportunity
• Family Services in need of donations
• Jobless rate inches up to 12.9%
• Car hits tree, driver killed
• Two going to prison for fiery meth lab
• Man faces sex abuse charge
• Officials break ground on veterans memorial wall for McDowell
• Marion 101 academy still has openings
• Plans being made to celebrate 100th anniversary of Andrews Geyser
• Hunt is on for missing Nebo man
• Two with local ties say they fared well in Hurricane Irene
• Kindergartners love their first days of school
• Class focuses on a different kind of parenting
• Clean-up begins after Irene's rampage
• George Shuffler to be inducted into bluegrass hall of fame
• Irene plows through eastern NC
• Old Fort woman gets a second chance at living
• Atlantic Beach hunkers down as Irene makes landfall
• New school rules cover sex offenders, student behavior, attire, more
• Marion's new traffic pattern gets good reviews
• Ground breaking set for veterans memorial wall
• Scott Hollifield: 17 years later, a kinder, gentler reptile removal
• AAA stats show McDowell is a dangerous place for truckers
• Crime rate has its ups and downs
• First inner tube regatta on Catawba River is set for Saturday
• Quake shakes rare but not unusual
• Health Department wants to help you quit tobacco
• School Board votes to consider new lawyer
• Back to School for Marion - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kyle Busch says he's sorry, fined $1,000
• Earthquake shakes Marion
• Pet python turned loose on U.S. 70
• Man dies from wreck injuries
• Back to school: Be prepared to learn, tie shoes
• UPDATED: Quake rocks D.C., felt in North Carolina
• 5.9 magnitude quake shakes East Coast
• Man gets probation for shovel assault
• Hospice swap breathes new life into old accessories
• Panel will consider middle schools, ninth-grade academy
• Individual schools, whole system face penalties
• Krause wants to be your congressional captain
• Marion park will be closed for tree removal
• RockTenn holding job fair Wednesday
• Webb chosen as new principal of West McDowell Junior High
• Special quilt block honors deceased DSS worker
• Cutbacks mean longer day for East students
• Clerk says robber had boxer shorts, knife
• Two charged in meth lab bust
• Jesse McReynolds, Mr. Mandolin, set to play on Saturday at festival
• Church hosts emergency preparedness event
• IIIrd Tyme is the charm
• Mother convicted of aiding child abuse
• Old Fort Aldermen OK maintenance supervisor
• City Council hears two reports from Marion Business Association
• School Board -- Officials add driver's ed fee for coming year
• Duke Energy delays lowering lake
• Local educator attends Google seminar in Seattle
• Man charged with stealing paramedic's truck
• Board rejects WMJH principal choice
• Trio indicted in armed robbery
• Charges mount for businessman
• Warning for McDowell Tech equals more testing
• New private school plans to open this month with 46 students
• Purpose wins big at Gospel Showcase
• Grand jury indicts shooting suspect
• Victim recovering after lawnmower accident
• Burglars held at gunpoint now held in prison
• BREAKING NEWS: Accident slows I-40 East traffic in McDowell
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• More families opt for in-house education
• State releases homeschool stats
• Man airlifted after lawnmower accident
• 2nd Saturday digs into farming culture
• County threatens lawsuit over missing furniture
• Fire damages mobile home on Cherokee Way
• Motorist, 79, dies in train, minivan crash
• MTCC fire damage nearly $10,000
• Woman convicted of stealing lawyer's identity
• Crash pad: Car slams into motel
• Electrical fire cuts MTCC air conditioning
• For 31 years, Moose have been spreading joy
• County OKs incentives for local industry
• Limb smashes home
• Report: Nine local schools make 'high growth'
• Eight charged in string of break-ins
• New exhibit chronicles early African-American culture in McDowell
• McDowell County Commission's Monday agenda
• NCDOT will close Coxes Creek in McDowell for repairs Wednesday
• Marion man dies in Friday night crash on U.S. 221 North
• YMCA sponsors family fun competition
• 89-year-old MTCC student earns degree
• MTCC graduates largest class
• Saturday fundraiser to benefit Project Christmas
• Teen in mini crime spree gets prison, probation time
• Clothing store, restaurants will be located in Grandview Station shopping center
• Beach tunes and country croons: Last Resort will rock First Friday
• It's tax-free weekend for school supplies, sports equipment, computers
• Mom turns in teen vandalism suspect
• Search, traffic stop turn up drugs, gun
• Red Walker worked to better his community
• Former resident recalls life in East Marion
• McDowell in state House district shift
• Webb: 'I'm sick of this kind of reporting'
• Garbage deal could save county money
• 4-Her rides to victory
• Do you homeschool? Contact us for a story
• S.C. man dies in Saturday bicycle crash
• BREAKING NEWS: Cyclist killed in accident
• Reval not as contested as last one
• McDowell Tech has new skills to offer
• Officers invite you to a night on the town
• Suspects charged with stealing $40,000 worth of property from Nebo home
• Abusive father gets time behind bars
• Columbia Carolina employees lend a tidying hand at cemetery
• Education officials discuss grants, accreditation
• Al-Anon: Help and hope for families affected by substance abuse
• Twenty-three return to school early for NASA program
• Officers say businessman used customer's credit card to pay his bills
• Pets could be banned from Marion greenway
• 100th anniversary of the Weeks Act to be celebrated
• Investigators say suspects had meth, pills, loaded guns
• Do you know this vandalism suspect?
• Living with Fragile X: one mother's story
• School board discusses study options, school structure at marathon meeting
• Author to speak Thursday at McDowell County Historical Society
• Two seriously injured in boat crash
• Boys lost in woods found unharmed
• YMCA growing plans for a healthier county
• Marion Manufacturing will live on through its artifacts
• Nine out of 12 schools miss the mark
• Charges mount for child abuse suspect
• Old Pless 'Kibbin' getting new life
• Changes under the Golden Arches
• McDowell County grand jury indicts indecent exposure suspect, others
• Folkmoot coming to Marion on Monday
• City to fix up Park Avenue
• Sweet treats on Main Street
• Kyle Busch's court date continued to Aug. 23
• Grand jury indicts suspected killer
• Greenway a fun way
• Outdoor workers have their ways of keeping cool
• National Geographic contest winner is 'Drawn to Adventure'
• Family Services: Restraining orders up
• New McDowell County Board of Elections in place
• Businessman catches theft suspects in the act
• Board approves roof work at two schools
• Sisters, married couple charged with break-ins, thefts
• DOT will close Coxes Creek to traffic July 27
• Top Tar Heel: I am flattered
• Board approves new NJROTC instructor
• 'Build A Backpack' for a needy child at Walmart
• Poteat wants to regain alderman seat
• Zoning, taxes on city agenda
• Jim Brewer steps down from pulpit after 27 years
• Marion man going to prison for drug deal
• Convicted killer paroled, living in McDowell
• A man of courage is gone
• Alderman and former alderman seek Old Fort seats
• Two men charged with sex abuse
• Pawnbrokers see booming business in flailing economy
• Former Pisgah Yarn employees take on government and win
• Former Clerk of Court vies for Marion City Council seat
• Man charged with beating baby, girlfriend
• Battle of the Badges blood drive is Thursday
• A few bumps in the road
• Board hears plusses, minuses of ninth-grade academy
• Internet company: Data center back on track for McDowell County
• CCC volunteers find joy in helping others
• Out with More at Four, in with Prekindergarten Program
• Police: Cigarette smoke leads to knifing
• Detective says teen who planned robbery charged
• Partnership announces program, staff cuts
• 'Ninth-grade academy' up for discussion by school board
• Group seeks help refurbishing old cemeteries
• 2nd Saturday in Old Fort has a forest theme
• Firefighter guilty in fatal wreck
• Car slams into house
• Pony on the loose
• New Roy Williams marker placed in front of Marion City Hall
• Conservancy buys 111 acres, part of Wildcat Mountain near Old Fort
• Youngsters learn about high-tech communication
• Seized: Meth, bath salts
• Victim sleeps, suspects steal
• Newcomer Ayers wants seat on Marion City Council
• Woman reports home invasion, rape
• New redistricting maps would have little affect on McDowell
• Woman gives corn crib to Historic Carson House in McDowell County
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Swannanoa man drowns in Lake James
• McDowell Mission Ministries looks for help after budget cuts
• Marion Christian Academy closes, Nebo Christian Academy to open
• Carolina Cross Connection looking for McDowell projects
• Marion man who shot brother gets probation
• McDowell man found dead, pinned beneath mower
• Independence Day weekend in McDowell packs a patriotic punch
• Historians, others recall Marion strike of 1929
• County scores grant for nearly half a million
• Nebo businessman could have gambling charge dismissed
• County leaders approve budget
• Filing opens for Marion, Old Fort races
• Report: Merge small community colleges like MTCC
• Murder suspect remains jailed under no bond
• Fireworks vendor ready for customers
• City, county working out details of various projects
• Latest unemployment rate still tops 12 percent
• Murder suspect, victim both have criminal pasts
• McDowell News new online commenting system now in place
• Accrediting organization warns MTCC
• Murder result of prior break-in?
• Five people injured, two airlifted in Saturday wrecks
• Officers climb mountains for fallen brothers
• Report: One person dead in Sunday shooting
• Board developing, revising school policies
• Program puts more eyes in search for missing children, adults
• Marion native saves life of young, ill Kuwaiti boy
• Cigarette thief caught on tape
• Cigarette thief caught on tape
• Wanted man flees checkpoint
• Farmers market -- Popular Tuesday sale adds Saturday hours
• McDowell County Red Cross holds annual yard sale on Saturday
• Fatal theft leads to indictment
• Marion City Council OKs budget for coming fiscal year
• Marion man restores structure to use as community center
• Detective: Drug deal goes awry
• Lowe's grants bridge gap between outdoors, education
• Memories among the rubble
• Old Fort aldermen adopt budget
• Gov. signs law making stock car racing state sport
• Pill peddler goes to prison
• Aquatic therapy benefits faithful Y volunteer
• Davidson's Fort picnic celebrates America's independence
• Dogs from Caldwell County kennel now at other shelters
• Budgets on Old Fort, Marion agendas
• Future of some preschool programs uncertain
• Mission, Davidson's Fort request county funds
• Folks can relax now that stolen bench replaced
• Dogs seized from Caldwell County kennel one step closer to adoption
• Hundreds of dogs seized at Hudson puppy mill
• Hundreds of dogs seized at Hudson puppy mill
• More charges filed in Big Daddy's holdup
• New meth law hinders cooks -- and officers
• Some downtown businesses getting a face-lift
• High school concession stand, re-roofing projects under way
• Hundreds of dogs seized from Hudson kennel
• Deputies probing mysterious death
• Authorities seize crack cocaine, $22,000 in cash
• Budget hearing draws no comments
• Early College -- Higher learning program proves to be successful
• School job cuts not as deep as feared
• Businesswoman faces federal charges
• Spencer's Hardware honored with Small Business of the Year Award
• More good economic news on horizon?
• Police catch knife-wielding robber
• Authorities hunting man in car wash holdup
• What's hot this summer ? Art Camp
• Caffiend Underground to close June 24
• East of Asheville Studio Tour expands to Old Fort
• Man pleads guilty in shooting
• No more computers, TVs at the landfill
• School recognized for its fight against childhood obesity
• Mount Airy police chief, captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Mount Airy police chief and captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Company announces 124 new jobs
• School's out! So what's up for summer?
• Class of 2011 prepares for big event
• Class of 2011 prepares for big event
• Four cited for hitching ride on train
• BREAKING NEWS: Brian Franklin named McDowell Titans boys basketball coach
• 2nd Saturday program to reel in visitors with trout fishing event
• Governor to reveal news at Depot
• Tip leads to home invasion suspect
• City Council takes up annexations, other business
• Eastfield says thanks to Jim Burgin
• Lunch Bunch needs volunteers, money
• Gov. Perdue set for McDowell visit
• Deputies charge suspects in multiple theft cases
• MTCC to county officials: We need more money
• Student's two-year collection to help sick kids
• Video: Learn new Hands-Only method of CPR
• Council to talk annexation, street paving
• Defendants in murder case get active time
• Motorcycle wreck claims life of local man
• Manuel, Arledge are Dem's Board of Elections nominees
• Murder trial set to open Monday
• Nebo's Brewer is one of Air Force Association's top teachers
• '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."
• Watch John Edwards' statement live here
• John Edwards indicted on felony charges
• Local bull rider overcomes odds for shot at big time
• Bluegrass concert benefits Pregnancy Care Center
• An Old Fort tradition will close
• More sex offenders added to state registry
• Local woman part of international scam, police say
• Variety show fundraiser to benefit needy student food program
• Man charged in home invasion
• Political shakeup in the works
• Celebrate McDowell with gold panning, livermush tossing
• Fender will open residents' eyes to her newest old art
• Encaustic art class set for Friday, Saturday at MACA
• New effort aims to help ease grandparents' burdens
• School spanking comes under fire
• Gillespie: Extra week of early voting not necessary
• School Board -- New toilets, concession stand, intercom systems coming
• Marion woman guilty of prescription fraud
• Old Fort woman wins car in radio station giveaway
• Nebo woman sees thieves rip off husband's trailer
• Morphine seller gets time on probation
• Commission will fund broadband, clean energy projects
• Men forge bond in deadly Vietnam
• Volunteers decorate veterans' graves with flags for Memorial Day
• From the Heart: Store helping local foundation
• Trooper says fleeing motorist impaired
• Police say man broke into house while family slept
• Man dies from wreck injuries
• Twenty-one go bald for charity
• Carson House fundraiser well attended
• Pastor, gospel singer will hold concert
• Head of McDowell Hospital resigns
• Local woman: 'God has a place for everyone'
• Kyle Busch cited for 128 in a 45 mph zone
• Head-on crash leaves one critically injured
• Suspect charged in beating, spitting
• Arson probe 'back to square one'
• Associate pastor gets 12 years in prison
• Suspect charged with trafficking painkillers
• Students say they want to eat healthy, but they choose the 'junk'
• 2011 yearbook dedicated to former adviser Wayne Greene
• City votes to ask for Peavine line money
• Man dies crawling through window
• Grand jury says woman stole lawyer's identity
• Girl Scout holds health fair as part of project
• Hobby takes local man back in time
• Graphic artist turns interest into vocation
• Graphic artist turns interest into vocation
• Lake James cleanup set for Saturday
• Wanted man leads officers on 100-mph, 55-minute chase
• West Junior proposed as 'ninth-grade academy'
• New jury system has most folks serving only one day
• Paramedics shaving their heads for cancer research
• Campbell, Gates were at odds over program operation
• Gouge is regional CTE instructor of the year
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• Pair builds wood business products business from ground up
• Council, Trails Association flush out ideas for greenway restrooms
• Scam alert: Male caller wants your money
• Share your home, culture with an exchange student
• Sign up now to be a Guardian ad Litem
• Bucket truck key to Nebo company's success
• Old Fort Aldermen to hold public hearing on proposed budget
• Meth lab cleanup funds cut
• Domestic violence homicides hold steady
• Murray's post to remain vacant
• Assault cyclists at the top of their game
• It's a dirty job but Perfection First Carpet Cleaning is here to do it
• 'Absorb what the Wall represents'
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• Lawyer: School Board action illegal
• Assault has cyclists reaching new heights
• Small business a 'reality' in McDowell, Marion
• Body shop owner's success wasn't automatic
• UPDATED: Teen dies at Freedom Park
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• Vets, families describe their experiences at Salute to Veterans
• Eastfield wins annual war of words
• Give city your 2 cents on Peavine trail
• Four charged in fiery meth operation
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• Strong winds topple trees, cut power
• Shovel assault sends one to hospital, another to jail
• Ceremonies salute veterans, welcome memorial
• Senate bill targets Mission Health Systems
• City budget expected to 'hold the line' on rates
• Commissioners hear update about 911 consolidation
• Animal rescue organization holding Port-A-Pit, auction fundraisers
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• McDowell's Janesville Acoustics will add 40 jobs
• Storm brings down trees, knocks out power across McDowell County
• Registration under way for EMS Kids Safety Camp
• Traveling memorial wall arrives in McDowell
• County agrees to keep tag office in operation
• Dozens speak out for ousted ROTC instructor
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• Memorial's arrival kicks off veterans' tribute
• Man in prison for assaulting woman, child
• More bad news for ex-Pisgah workers
• City submits transportation wish list to DOT
• Annual Relay for Life event draws record crowd
• Police say teen responsible for school break-in
• County leaders don't foresee budget tax hike
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• McDowell Relay for Life set to start Friday evening
• Local SCV plans events for Saturday
• McDowell judge sentences two in heat pump heists
• Many fear deep cuts in early education programs
• Silent auction, special dinner on Carson House plate
• Indecent exposure charges upgraded for Nebo man
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• Silver Creek Motocross reunion set for Saturday
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• Captain says suspects grew pot for 'experiment'
• Mom charged in toddler abuse case
• Fight of a young lifetime
• Adam Baker must notify DA's office if he leaves state
• City agrees to sponsor grant application for apartment complex
• 1929 strike memorial temporarily removed
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• Company: Local Domino's violated franchise agreements
• Day Treatment Program offers specialized treatment for students
• Man convicted in 'squirt gun' robbery
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• Smart phones unlock lessons at West
• A high note: Local musicians win songwriting contest
• Man faces church break-in charges
• Detective: Traveling thief had sex, drug ring
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• Did Pakistan know bin Laden's location?
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Parents, NJROTC cadets: School board failed us
• New program helps bring wandering adults, children home safely
• Jobless rate dips in March
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• Old City Hall gets new life as restaurant
• Revaluation not as controversial as the last one
• Local church helping clear path
• Deputies take steps to solve $40,000 theft
• Police: Three sold employer's merchandise
• Teen charged in Community Building vandalism
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• Marion man recovering from crash
• What information is public about dismissal? Not much
• NJROTC report pinpoints highs, lows
• Woody's chair raffle to benefit Relay
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• Marion musicians seek songwriting gold
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• Five charged with recent school break-ins
• Police searching for Community Building vandals
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• Locals participate in storied race
• Late educator's family continues his good works
• Fire reveals meth lab
• Good Samaritan Clinic has a secret admirer
• Man gets prison time for beating girlfriend
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• Vandals prey on city, county schools
• No damage done by chemical reaction at plant
• Army sergeant pays visit to young pen pal
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• Store owner charged with having video poker machine
• Church service, egg hunts, parade set for Easter weekend
• Parents speaking about NJROTC instructor's termination but school officials aren't
• Raccoon rabies test is positive
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• Residents cite lack of response by animal control officers
• Woman expresses herself through artistic hobby
• Town a 'hub' for tourists?
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• Man arrested for shooting into occupied house
• Wanted: Rest area vandals
• Titan TV students urge peers across the nation to lose the booze
• Students help bring history to life
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• Police call house fire arson
• Nebo firefighters, EMS paramedics unveil new quarters
• Man faces more wire theft charges
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• Two officers make lifesaving decisions
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• Victims of car-train collision hospitalized
• Early education cuts would impact McDowell kids
• Weekend chocked full of events
• BREAKING NEWS: Missing hiker found alive
• Two injured in car-train collision
• Police need help solving apartment arson
• County debating pros, cons of keeping tag office
• East McDowell's Laura Binczak is Teacher of the Year
• Economic report: Local poverty level at 21 percent
• East McDowell's Laura Binczak is Teacher of the Year
• Shuler visits kids at East Junior High
• McDowell High NJROTC instructor out
• Commissioners talk about another economic development project
• Courthouse cell phone ban begins Friday
• Father of 3-month-old charged with child abuse
• Man faces child sex charges
• Courthouse cell phone ban begins Friday
• Father of 3-month-old charged with child abuse
• Man faces child sex charges
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• Man pleads guilty in road rage shooting
• Police call apartment fire 'arson'
• Hundreds file claims for storm damage
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• Local folks take a stand against child abuse
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• Students: Keep Chinese teacher
• Historic Carson House rings in new season
• Sugar Hill Road water, sewer project back on track
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• (Guest column) International human resources director: School board decision on Chinese teacher shortsighted
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• More modern McDonald's? We're lovin' it
• Old Winn-Dixie could get new life
• Second apartment complex planned
• Junior high artists showcase works at MACA
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• 'Band of thieves' cashing in on victims
• Captain says man exposed himself to loaded buses
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• Volunteer awards reception set for Thursday, April 14
• Cleanup from severe storm continues
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• Storm hits county: Tornado warning
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Eastfield students donate snack money to Japan
• Seventh annual Tour de Lure cycling event held Saturday
• $25,000 grant to help promote Old Fort's tourism
• Pharmacist pleads, surrenders his license
• Man finds stolen cash during search of suspect's home
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• County offers land to entice industry
• Firefighter house burn on City Council agenda
• Free medical clinic's volunteers help the less fortunate
• Local quartet to perform at Music City Gospel Showcase
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• Newly found scrapbook offers fresh look at the strike of 1929
• Free medical clinic to train volunteers
• Duke Energy: Lights out for some this weekend
• Dollar Tree coming, no plans for Cracker Barrel
• Man charged with embezzling from boss
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• Theft suspect electrocuted; another charged
• Survivor's idea will benefit those still suffering
• One-quarter of McDowell adults report 'fair or poor' health
• Approximately 300 want reval reviews thus far
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• Trio broke into home, stuffed suitcases full of loot, detective says
• Four plead in scuffle
• Fifth-graders get view of life in the work force
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• $30M industry sets sights on McDowell
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• Confirmed: Burgers and gas for new shopping center
• Local junior high students earn honors at regional event
• Man charged with defrauding Walmart
• Woman accused of stealing lawyer's identity
• Duke Energy cutting power next Sunday for repairs
• Japanese exchange student selling cranes to help those back home
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• Miss NC International teaches McDowell kids oral hygiene
• Bandit's ID stumps police
• Sons of Confederate Veterans to dedicate markers
• New CrimeReports system beneficial to officers, public
• DOT to allow blue logo signs on bypass
• Authorities hosting pill take-back effort Saturday
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• Attention subscribers: Potential late delivery for The McDowell News
• 'Soup and a Bowl' is Friday and Saturday
• Foothills Community Theatre cast brings classic to the stage
• Apartment complex planned for five lane
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• Students spruce up the city for Arbor Day
• Board to Chinese teacher: Go home
• Eastfield gets an eighth grade – for now
• Old Fort lays off workers
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• Convicted murderer back behind bars
• Two charged with breaking into school
• McDowell unemployment rate climbs
• Gas leak forces evacuation
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• Breaking new: Old Fort's Main Street closed because of gas leak
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• Jury indicts pair for storage unit break-ins
• MTCC dealing with more demand on a shrinking budget
• Lecturers take students on a field trip in their own backyard
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• Teen charged with abusing baby
• 1,600 preregister for Fire & Rescue College
• Two charged with breaking into convenience store
• Coming soon to Nebo: McD-TV
• Relay for Life needs sellers, donations for April event
• More folks call McDowell, Marion home; fewer in Old Fort
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• Motorists cope with jump at the pump
• Commissioners hold closed session on 'economic development'
• Building Inspections office relocates
• Knife-wielding bandit holds up store
• Authorities catch up to fugitive
• Trio plead in pipe beating
• Crimestoppers tip leads to break-in arrests
• Marion man faces rape charge
• Southeast racing event draws 1,100 to Marion
• Two charged with stealing phone line
• Karen Hannon is new Red Cross director
• Commissioners will discuss Census Monday
• Boy with heart defect has Make-A-Wish granted
• No one seriously injured in ambulance wreck
• Students, school employees asked to fund logs for fort
• Sign up now for Marion Elementary golf tournament
• Artist wants Marion folks to be part of giant flag project
• Fiddlin' around: Bluegrass festival re-tuning to McDowell
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• Furniture truck crashes into ditch, car hits ambulance
• YMCA needs financial support from community
• Cooperative Extension has new agent
• Cuffed suspect flees in pouring rain
• DOT plans to resurface downtown Marion, five lane, secondary roads
• Sex offender facing decades in prison
• Wrecks keep emergency crews hopping
• Police need help identifying theft suspect
• Man remains on the run from city, county authorities
• Water, sewer project for Walmart flowing again
• Tree blocks I-40, eight cars crash
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• Teen, stolen Tracker located
• Police: Who broke into Kwik As A Wink?
• High school dropout rate takes a dip
• Rescuers pluck lost man from woods
• Veterans seeks families of Vietnam War dead for special service
• Project Christmas wins citizenship award
• East competitors unseat rivals in Battle of the Books
• Saddle & Bridle Club hosts Pull Day
• Carolina First branch to close
• City: Red tape holding up water, sewer work for Walmart Supercenter
• Man charged with firing at stepson's home
• MTCC adjunct professor shows his work
• Cost of China teacher for a year: $17,815
• Wanted: Crime spree suspect
• New property values to hit mailboxes on March 14
• Old Fort giving bigger, brighter welcomes
• Starr steps into leadership role
• Panel indicts B&E suspect on drug charges
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• Aldridge retires, looks toward Appalachian Trail
• Brick sale seeks to raise money for salute to veterans
• Overturned rig closes U.S. 221 North nearly 24 hours
• Storms pound McDowell
• School board honors triumphant wrestlers
• Joyner honored for his civil rights stand
• Schools present calendar for next year
• Gillespie foresees no big changes to school calendar law
• Website gives voice to those with stories to tell
• Pudding tests positive – for pudding
• Man of courage to be honored at annual event
• Red hot chili cookoff
• Pisgah Yarn workers angry at fate
• Police charge employee with theft from CVS
• UPDATED: Wreck claims one life in Nebo
• Eastfield to keep 7th, add 8th?
• Changing of the guard in Glenwood
• Old Fort mayor, aldermen giving up pay
• Little country store closing its doors
• Elisa Baker indicted on second-degree murder charge
• Queen's lawsuit goes after Hise's ads
• Popular restaurant moves to new location
• Kids get a puff of reality at anti-smoking speech
• Charles Queen was a giver, a professional and a true gentleman
• McDowell's oldest officer laid to rest
• Feds probe suspicious pudding case
• Study finds progress, challenges to healthy lifestyle
• City drops level of fluoride
• City Council assigns zoning for Walmart Supercenter site
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• New Manna's annual youth rally begins Monday
• New signs coming to downtown Marion
• Commissioners approve incentives for industry expansion
• Woods fire scorches land in North Cove
• Woods fire burning in North Cove
• 50-year lawman Charles Queen dies Tuesday
• Outgoing commissioner lauded by officials, friends
• Local actor's career on the rise
• Detective: Suspects turn stolen car into cash
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• 911 call: "You're not going to know who it is"
• Forestry officials urge caution when it comes to burning outside
• Cards, candy brighten classrooms on Valentine's Day
• Pill seller in prison for a year
• Article, tip lead to suspect's arrest
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• For this couple, love is a 24-7 occupation
• Teen has chance to attend medical forum
• Benefit Aiden's Heart Foundation this Valentine's Day
• Feds: Company defrauded Medicare program
• Red-hot challenge: Sign up for annual chili cookoff
• It's Girl Scout cookie time
• 3-hour school delay unprecedented
• Another round of wintry weather expected
• School employee, coach charged with DWI
• A brush with talent
• Reval notices set to hit mailboxes week of March 7
• Grant will mean more sidewalks in Eastfield
• MACA board earns state honor
• Man wanted on multiple felonies
• Detective says break-in suspects met at drug treatment
• Endowment fund doing good works in schools
• Jury indicts man for secretly peeping on co-workers
• Stolen passport confirms suspect in crime
• Lieutenant says woman hid drug pipe in bra
• Students publish Spanish-language newspaper
• Spring will bring work, new look to downtown
• Dispute between men turns to gunfire
• Making a connection
• Local author hopes football novel bowls 'em over
• Souper Bowl of Caring set for this weekend
• 600 in McDowell's public schools considered homeless
• Authorities say teen sent vulgar messages to another
• Friday will have a lot of people seeing - and wearing - red
• Grand jury indicts man in shooting
• City says it's not lowering fluoride level until state says so
• City says it's not lowering fluoride level until state says so
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• Defendants make Superior Court appearances
• Businessman in federal prison
• Charlotte lands 2012 Democratic National Convention
• Zahra Baker case turned over to district attorney's office
• Commissioners, school board meet
• School board re-appoints lawyer
• Young musicians perform well at district level
• DMV extends deadline for tag office applications
• DNA swabbing starts Tuesday
• City Council to talk about sidewalk to the greenway
• Citizens speak, city and utilities listen
• Knife-wielding robber behind bars
• Man charged with stealing from five of his neighbors
• Rare canines watch over family and their livestock
• William Harold Smith made education possible for many
• Science Fair honors young whiz kids
• Gillespie sworn in for another term
• Salvation Army store moving to new location
• Man wanted in $18,000 larceny, break-in
• Flyers cause a stir at MTCC
• Eastfield kids study the world at Epcot
• Lawyer pleads to infractions
• Jump and run suspect going to prison
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• City's annual town hall meeting set for Thursday
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• Vehicle slams into power pole
• Reval notices going out next month
• Jackpot! Marion man wins $250,000
• Saturday classes have limits
• Nominate a volunteer - but hurry
• Six businesses open, two close
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• Plant owner: 81 jobs at risk
• Deputies foil plot to burglarize house
• Commissioners will discuss revaluation at Monday meeting
• Group home residents evicted
• Decision to hold classes on holiday draws crowd to school board meeting
• Community celebrates return of county's inmate work program
• Existing industry to expand, hire 124 more
• Church, Crimestoppers offer rewards for information on vandalism
• Greenway partnership
• McDowell reports 11.9 percent jobless rate for November
• Addie's Chapel holds annual memorial service on MLK Day
• Dollar General store to open in Glenwood
• Local Red Cross searching for new director
• Traffic stop nets two suspects, pot
• Elderly woman getting help with home
• Elderly woman getting help with home
• Hagan to McDowell folks: 'I need to listen to you'
• MLK service is set - but so is school
• Saturday School! snow, ice set up rare weekend class time
• Senator's visit could have more security than usual
• $150.000 in stolen property peddled
• Building inspection move called a 'win-win'
• Bad blood turns to brawl, detective says
• Storm poses a testing time for school administrators, students
• U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan to speak at Marion Depot Saturday
• Let the thaw begin
• City shoulders cost of storm cleanup
• Old Ford place, new owners
• Weekend School Board meeting gives members up-to-date information
• Problems from weather still minimal, but officials urge caution
• Winter storm brings county to standstill
• County to review transportation options
• McDowell Foundation gives $50,000 in grants
• Forecasters: Winter blast on its way
• Three charged with robbing woman
• Woman with local roots becomes full-fledged author
• Tires fit for a king; NASCAR fan unknowingly buys Petty's wheels
• Just $625 more and officials can order Roy Williams marker
• Woman: vandals, trespassers make hunting season unbearable
• Saying 'I don't' costs man $130,000
• Relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• Man charged in girlfriend's kidnapping, beating
• Panel indicts former Rescue Squad chief
• Walmart Supercenter officially a part of Marion
• Toys for Tots reports record-setting year
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Help authorities identify theft suspect
• Police Department's Employee of the Year is a real 'professional'
• Sheriff's Office Employee of the Year is a 'team player'
• Man charged with choking woman
• Cause of house fire still being probed
• Jacob Isaac Pulido is McDowell's first baby of 2011
• Local YMCA TAPped for state grant
• 2010 Headliners, No. 1: Justice is served
• Downtown Marion set to ring in the new year
• Marion City Council to talk about greenway, Walmart Supercenter
• Locals discuss their new year's resolutions
• An apology to our readers
• Man charged with raping acquaintance
• Public got access to falls, new state park in 2010
• 2010 headliners No. 2: Greener days
• One year later, smoke ban not-so-bad for biz
• Authorities: Suspect in domestic dispute arms himself, passes out
• Cause of deadly wreck unknown
• 2010 HEADLINERS, NO. 3: SCHOOL UPHEAVAL
• Old Christmas tree, old Christmas tree: County, city, town will mulch them
• Police say lawyer died of self-inflicted wound
• Fire heavily damages mobile home
• Top Stories of 2010, No. 4: Town's police debate
• Top Stories of 2010, No. 5: restaurants and nightlife
• 2010's white Christmas a rare one
• AAA: Holiday travel costly, risky and slow this year
• The best gift ever -- seniors remember that special present, special occasion
• New book tells history of 'Railroad that Couldn't Be Built'
• Fire destroys family's home
• Marion man dies in wreck on U.S. 221
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Part two of family enduring terrifying events
• Forecasters call for snow on Christmas Day
• Beware politicians babbling about the "art of the possible"
• Report: Republicans win state's voter turnout race
• Sexual relationship earns teen prison time
• Ring in New Year in golden style
• Money-saving youth offender program facing drastic cuts
• School's Out! North Cove receives VIP visit from Santa
• Pill pushers face the judge
• Prison employee's humanity wins him Governor's Award
• McDowell's per-capita lottery sales lead WNC
• Settlement reached in IBT suit
• McDowell native's 'Time Machine' takes him to the future
• Thursday morning wrecks keep responders hopping
• Fake gun equals real trouble for Marion pair
• Teen firefighter charged in March triple fatality near Marion
• Detective: Man sold pills to officer
• New sports bar is open for suds and grub
• City looking to extend 'wildly popular' greenway
• Dog poisonings breed contempt
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Family endures series of terrifying events
• Foothills Community Band holding Christmas concert
• Man accused of video-taping female co-workers using the bathroom
• Wreck claims life of Nebo man
• Combs: WikiLeaks keeps journalism honest
• Church expands to accommodate growing membership
• Project Christmas helps 261 families, 648 children
• Man arrested in drink machine vandalism spree
• Health Coalition leaders: Healthy lifestyle opportunities are there
• Sunday fire damages Marion home
• McDowell County Superior Court: Woman pleads to drug charge
• McDowell County Superior Court: Man gets probation for indecent liberties
• Old Fort's Christmas parade reset for Saturday
• Sunnyside up: McDowell County government begins solar project
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Folks in central Florida report seeing Skunk Ape
• McDowell High band in the middle of busy year
• McDowell County Grand Jury indicts robbery suspects held a gunpoint
• Crime wave: Deputies say theft followed friendly gesture
• National Park Service hears comments about Overmountain Trail headquarters
• Health Department giving out free flu vaccines
• Commissioners select their leaders
• New Year's Eve - Downtown Marion Celebration
• Ribbon-cutting Tuesday for new health care practices
• Free medical clinic thriving
• High School 101 offers glimpse into new world
• SCAM ALERT Businessman: UK deal not an OK deal
• Winter weather blast turns to fizzle
• Wednesday's community blood drive to feature Santa
• Outgoing clerk says he has no regrets
• Titans Theatre Company to perform this weekend
• 23rd annual Appalachian Potters Market is Saturday
• McDowell unemployment remains above 10 percent
• Greenway survives flooding
• Naked truth: It wasn't hunter safety
• Freshman theater group takes the stage Friday for two performances
• Starting Tuesday, license plate frame could cost you $100
• Feeding the hungry: Food Lion gives to Mission
• Old Fort plant earns recognition from Honda
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Britt Combs: Julian Assange is our generation's Nathan Hale
• Cadets, students honor GIs with 59,894 pushups
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Student sets fire in school bathroom
• Kids at MTCC center helping others
• They're fabulous -- Our State Magazine feature praises downtown eatery
• Man says he was robbed at gunpoint outside store
• Police: No charges forthcoming in fatality
• Leaders on board with new high school courses
• Man dies in crash
• Award-winning winery has new owners
• City highlights importance of small businesses to economy
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: The Lost Colony remains North Carolina's most enduring mystery
• A preview of Black Friday in McDowell
• Trollinger: School job cuts coming
• Departing School Board members say farewell
• Local girls to dance in New York parade Thursday
• Combs on the headlines: TSA, Korean hostilities and sleazy Easley
• Sex offender earns time behind bars
• Cause of inmate's death unknown
• Crews demolishing Marion Manufacturing piece by piece
• Rory Kelly's Triple Threat holding benefit concert at MACA Saturday
• Project Christmas stocking trees with angels
• Attorney receives Governor's Award for Volunteer Service
• IRS: We owe 11 in McDowell money
• Tom Johnson Camping Center raised money for Komen
• Communitywide Thanksgiving service is Sunday at First Baptist Church of Marion
• McDowell's shot at Overmountain Victory Trail headquarters slim
• McDowell designated High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA)
• Healing Hearts annual auction is Saturday
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• $1 million is lotto dough
• Project Christmas directors will take the lead in Marion parade
• Parades in Marion, Glenwood and Old Fort kick off holiday season
• City antes up $5,000 for homeless shelter roof
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Boy and girl get a scary surprise on logging road
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• "We love Zahra"
• "We love Zahra"
• Combs: Fat cats take their places on president's debt commission
• Toys for Tots campaign is underway
• Public transit lacking
• Artists wanted -- Blue Ridge Artisans Show coming in December
• Suspects accused of breaking into former pro athlete's house multiple times
• Elisa Baker told police Zahra was dead, where evidence could be found
• Property reval underway
• Detective: Man stole property, grandmother disposed of it
• Panel indicts man in choking, shooting incidents
• Eat out Tuesday to benefit MHS Band
• Deadline to sign up for Gillani's Thanksgiving meal is Friday
• Inmates train 110th cell dog, turn out 150 bikes for needy kids
• Gas leak prompts evacuation at The McDowell Hospital; departments back open
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Breaking news: Gas leak forces evacuation of Health Plus, closes Emergency, Radiology departments
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• Board votes to buy land near lake
• Man faces child sex charges
• Saturday cruise-in benefits Project Christmas
• Commissioners hear report about poultry processing plant
• American Legion donates veterans marker to Autumn Care
• Britt Combs: Rand Paul poised to shake 'em up – or not
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Keep your eyes on the skies
• Military service runs in the family
• Last execution of McDowell convict: 1984
• For veterans, freedom carried a hefty price
• East students win grand prize, second place in Subway contest
• County will help Friendship Home
• New Spindale tag office should ease crowds here
• Man guilty of growing pot on roof
• Tearful jury sentences Buckner to death
• City Council approves new fee for Community Building, Depot use
• Re-enactors hold living history event in Old Fort
• Breaking news: Buckner sentenced to die
• Trooper's killer gets life in prison
• Bridal Showcase closes its doors
• WSNB plays the uncompromising blues
• Buckner's punishment still up in the air
• Buckner 'really not a monster'
• Ousted school board chair: No regrets
• Frank, Brackett represent 'difference in philosophy'
• Titan Theatre and Relay for Life present 'Night of the Living Monologues' Saturday
• Mission possible?
• Buckner's life in jury's hands
• Horror movie to be filmed this weekend at Old Fort campground
• Living history event set for this weekend in Old Fort
• Only only one convicted in Outlaws biker gang case
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• Authorities make biggest 'ice' bust in county history
• Police say fire intentionally set
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Alleged alien abduction occurred 35 years ago
• Local turnout for early voting, Election Day: 44 percent
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• Crowd taunts as Baker evicted
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• Greene bests Glenn for top cop job
• Teen from Pakistan learning, teaching others
• Incumbent judges keep their seats
• Republicans win in County Commission, Clerk of Court races
• Gillespie wins re-election to N.C. House
• Voters shake up School Board
• Breaking news: Buckner guilty on three counts of first-degree murder
• NC election officials say voter turnout is steady
• Verdict: Buckner guilty
• 100 years of faith
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• Marion 101 grads know ins and outs of city
• Press schedule complicates election coverage
• City Council to consider rules for Community Building, Depot
• Defendant reacts during prosecutor's closing argument
• Historical Society's meeting to focus on ghosts of McDowell
• Make a Difference Day focuses on local school system
• Little Siena not yet ready to move
• Deputy: He wished officers had killed him
• Board of Elections denies appeal about the moving of polling place marker
• Eleven feel sting of federal drug roundup
• Two flu shot clinics set for Friday
• HDR election promo
• Thursday, community invited to turn off, tune out and get active
• A visit with Calvin Hall is like a trip through time
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Ghostly voices on Crybaby Lane? Maybe not
• Wreck gives store a temporary drive-thru
• Greenway becomes a learning lab
• Fall firsts in Marion: Downtown festival, costume contest
• Jury in Buckner case hears harrowing 911 call
• Buckner's neighbor tells of frantic knock on door
• PBA pro-am tourney comes to Marion
• MTCC reboots with bigger, better computer lab
• Murder suspect diagnosed with personality disorders
• Tuesday: fall festivities at MTCC, Main Street, Farmers Market
• A victim's voice is heard
• New restaurant in downtown Marion serves Low Country cooking
• Doctor: Multiple wounds killed all three victims
• Shooters target moving vehicles
• Haunted house to help send local dancers to New York
• Lone survivor recalls rampage
• Britt Combs: Juan Williams firing tragic for good journalists at NPR
• Officers in gun battle take the stand
• Nebo water line project closer to reality
• Precious cargo; Schools, child advocates emphasize school bus safety
• Eastfield residents ready to dedicate new park
• Police halt Tennessee suspect's crime spree
• Ambulance wreck injures two paramedics
• Tearful testimony begins in Buckner trial
• Retailers join the fight against breast cancer
• Bedbugs becoming real pests
• Robbery suspect faces new charge
• A shot of prevention
• Ataley's benefit poker run Saturday at Fatz Cafe
• Project Christmas taking applications Oct. 16-23
• Jury seated in Buckner case
• Family and friends in Australia love 'Bubbly Zahra'
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: John Allen's spirit seeks justice
• Defendant sent to prison on assault, weapon charges
• Judge removes man from jury
• Students get lessons in fire safety
• Missing girl's stepmom has first court appearance
• Little Caesars bringing more pizza to Marion
• Some water customers a bit dry this morning
• Police believe missing Hickory girl is dead
• Make a Difference Day will focus on supporting schools
• Decision 2010: Early voting starts Thursday
• One juror seat still empty
• A barn full of history
• Alternate juror No. 1 seated
• Shooting charges upgraded
• Truck wreck blocks I-40 east at Old Fort Mountain
• Accident halts I-40 traffic Monday evening
• Carson House opens its barn doors Monday
• 'Wanda,' a film by the late Barbara Loden of Marion, is getting star treatment
• Attorneys stall on alternate selection
• New Manna employee charged
• Good times a-plenty at Mountain Glory festival
• Driver ejected from vehicle
• Chocolatiers' closing is bittersweet
• Judge punishes juror
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Case of talking mongoose an enduring mystery
• Citizens meet the candidates at Partnership forum
• City takes steps to turn old rail line into trail
• Grade A move: Lynn McNeilly is Principal of the Year
• No more jurors picked Wednesday
• Duke Energy uses helicopter for limb, brush clearing
• Attorneys choose 11th juror
• Civitas Institute tallies cost of educating one McDowell child
• Year-long photography contest puts McDowell in focus
• Jury selection enters fourth week
• Search, 'suspicious transaction' lead to drug arrests
• Thursday is Pesticide Collection Day
• Band gets a hand
• CROP walkers take steps to fight hunger
• Woman's determination, new law help reclaim cemetery
• Jury selection at brief standstill
• Panel indicts suspects in Old Fort murder
• Jury selection slowly winding down
• New technology helping to reshape downtown
• Oktoberfest rolls into town
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Former Air Force officers state we are not alone
• Two more seated for murder trial
• Re-enactors bring history to life for students
• Pillowcases help solve theft cases
• Wheels in motion … To give girl a more active life
• Britt Combs: Free Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan
• Man admits he impersonated officer
• Juror No. 7 selected in murder trial
• McDowell's Got Talent show cancelled
• Traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial booked for Marion
• School kids want to detail your car
• McDowell High NJROTC coordinates 15-school meet
• Cycling event brings more than 1,100 riders to Marion
• Cycling event brings more than 1,100 riders to Marion
• Jury panel now stands at six
• Reliving a victory
• Epleys celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• McDowell jobless rate moves from 2nd to 24th
• Juror race becomes issue in capital trial
• City of Marion issues water boil notice for some customers
• Charges filed in fatal wreck
• Marion drug distributor gets 14 years in federal prison
• Saturday is national Drug Take-Back Day
• No jurors seated Thursday
• Wine Ruels to close, new restaurant coming
• Cruise on in to Saturday's car show
• Resource fair promises fun, information
• Cycle NC Fall bicycle ride set to arrive in Marion
• North Cove farm makes National Register of Historic Places
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Author claimed spirit worked through her
• Hundreds turn out for McDowell Tech job fair
• It's a blast from the past
• Fifth juror selected in murder trial
• Grand jury: Man slashed another with box cutter
• Council approves sale of West Yancey property
• No jurors seated in short court day
• Combs: Food Safety Modernization Act is enough to choke on
• Partnership hosting Meet the Candidates forum
• School Board has closed session stretching into open session
• Old Fort board holds short meeting
• A march on the Old Sod
• Marion cuts ribbon for new greenway park
• Another Rescue Squad volunteer charged
• N.C. Forest Service sees a lot of changes
• Attorneys approve a fourth juror in murder trial
• Marion cuts ribbon for new greenway park
• Episcopal church builds columbarium
• Need a job? Fair might work for you
• Grand jury indicts knifing suspect
• Green light for greenway
• Jury in capital case stands at three
• Mom guilty of abusing daughter
• 'Miss Julia' author Ann B. Ross will be in Marion Saturday
• More than a million N.C. families to benefit from tax cuts for insurance
• Commissioners consider sports complex upgrade
• One more juror seated for trial
• Man convicted of robbery in McDowell now charged with shooting deputy
• Ag-boosting grant money available to farmers
• Artists to display their paintings at Episcopal church Friday
• Attorneys trudge through jury selection
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Noisy ghost disturbs one famous family
• Mud-slinging to benefit needy kids at Christmas
• Commissioners vote to ban alcohol on county-owned property
• Two new establishments open in Marion
• Combs: Think youth is wasted on the young? Huh.
• Buckner pleads for new lawyers
• Catawba basin faces complicated, uncertain future
• Partnership hosts parenting series
• Capital trial starts Monday
• Carroll Hemphill left things in much better shape than what he found them
• Catawba Riverkeeper
• Catawba
• Former Emergency Management Director Carroll Hemphill passes away
• Downtown Marion will have colorful hanging flower baskets
• County Commission to talk about banning alcohol on county property
• 'bobrauschenbergamerica'
• Rauschenberg studied art at Black Mountain College
• Autopsy: Gunshots killed murder victim
• Struck student on the mend
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Carolinians seeing weird objects in the sky
• Shuler tours furniture plant, talks to local workers
• Britt Combs: "Decision 2010: Ticks or tapeworms?"
• Rescued fisherman: Jesus, our faith saved us
• Cutting at prison leaves one inmate injured
• Teen hospitalized after walking into path of truck, police say
• Two charged in Old Fort killing
• Marion man aboard capsized powerboat
• Fall foliage forecaster predicts colorful autumn
• Hospital makes flu shots mandatory for staff
• Woman's recipes blend tradition, know-how and a few secrets
• More sex abuse charges for ex-priest
• Two plead guilty to assaulting man
• Police alerting citizens to information program
• Man going to prison after flushing cocaine
• Labor Day concert to feature jazz and country music
• Grant money saved Forest City mill
• Furniture leads to gunfire, captain says
• Man goes to prison for ball bat beating
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Folks in Laurinburg lined up to see 'Spaghetti'
• Grant goes a long way toward getting folks fit
• Man guilty of abusing 19-month-old
• Free lunch money still available
• Pre-school books make for enlightened reading
• Lake James getting some "down" time
• Man faces multiple sex charges
• City officials want folks to enroll in Marion 101
• McDowell reports 11.5 percent jobless rate for July
• Shooting, home invasion possibly linked, police say
• Three busted in undercover drug operation
• Former plant worker: Marion Manufacturing could be used
• Old mill still facing demolition
• Man accused in McDowell now a 'person of interest' in Kansas killing
• McDowell's Got Talent competition coming to Mountain Glory
• McDowell News wants to profile your favorite cooks, recipes
• Man charged with abusing child
• Suspect accused of sex crime at Autumn Care
• Area grocers: no recalled eggs here
• Talbert: State testing is "designed for everyone to fail"
• Harwood picked to replace Hemphill as commission candidate
• Local lawyer recovering from wreck that killed two
• Police say man choked girlfriend
• Old-time brush arbor revival coming to Marion
• Crescent making it easier to live at Lake James
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Ozark farmer claimed to have 'space brothers'
• Local educators excited about 'Race to the Top'
• Combs: New book provides viable political alternatives
• Teacher from China happy to be sharing her culture
• Conservative group looks at county hiring
• Was Gibbs evidence tainted? 1988 incident on SBI review list
• Glenwood Elementary ranked as 'school of High Distinction'
• Foothills Conservancy protects two large tracts of land
• Carroll Hemphill withdraws from county commission race
• Man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Man who murdered son set free
• McDowell High open house is Monday
• Red Cross holding Type O blood drive Wednesday
• Tip leads deputies to robbery suspect
• City Council now yard guards?
• Don't be tardy: Schools host open houses
• School Board gives Trollinger high rating
• School board member: Cut our pay
• New teen club opens with weekend dance
• Shopping for business
• Park it and enjoy the beauty
• One arrested in connection with robbery, one on the run
• Key sends suspect to lockup
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Strange lights often seen on the Devil's Promenade
• Detective says mom protects daughter, gets stabbed
• Marion hosts N.C. State Bluegrass Festival
• Old Fort aldermen talk about economic development project
• Carson House's foundation gets extensive repairs
• Combs: In bizarro world, Dems champion property rights, Pubs champion big government
• Rescue Squad chief charged with felony
• Woman severely injured in wreck back home
• Trucker killed in wreck
• Detective: Man caught on tape with mom's stolen cards
• Graphic texting and driving videos target students
• Motion in murder case questions race
• Marion Manufacturing demolition set unless new use found
• Mountain Gateway Museum to celebrate Farm Day
• Burke man pleads guilty, gets life sentence for killing wife
• Burglary suspects face more charges
• Relay for Life Consignment Sale this weekend
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Trapper found himself trapped by Bigfeet
• Police, local businesses join forces to stop crime
• Glass pipe smoke screen
• County billing goes online
• Once again, 'Special Day' met with special weather
• Lotto dough handed out in McDowell
• Combs on the new Cold War: Beware of mosque-building Muslims
• Sex offender charged with registry violation
• Court hears drug, larceny cases
• Homeowner shoots burglary suspect
• Craazzy Kayakers have a serious mission down Catawba
• Marion Business Association reviews 'pretty good year'
• Vacationing family learns the bear facts
• Research: stimulus money goes to wealthiest communities, states.
• Vacationing family learns the 'bear' facts
• Lots of weekend events in McDowell
• Injured dog featured in article gets new home
• Law officers investigate larceny reports
• McDowell has new Cooperative Extension director
• Couple's business: Giving old wood new life
• County wants folks to check out McD-TV
• Efforts underway to revive American chestnut
• Duke Energy to turn off the power again tonight
• Health Department offers school-required immunizations
• Unwelcome guest 'crashes' couple's vacation
• Beating, robbery land man in prison
• Marion man faces child sex charge
• Some nonprofits could lose tax-exempt status
• Tax-free weekend: Buyers get a break as state waives sales tax
• Reporter: School volunteering worth every minute
• Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Professor's ghost haunts Chapel Hill house
• Suspects charged in separate theft cases
• What can you buy tax-free this weekend?
• Jail inmate found dead
• First Friday concert to feature Scott Davis Band
• Commissioners agree to give county workers a pay raise
• Ethan Allen plant in Old Fort to add 90 new jobs
• McDowell Tech to hold graduation ceremony Friday
• Convicted felon who shot himself guilty
• Honey Bee Festival
• Port-a-Pit/Silent Auction Fundraiser
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