Newton, NC News

• Newton, NC News
• Youth Fall Soccer Registration Now Under Way
• Water Aerobics, Swimming Lessons To Be Offered
• Newton PD Receives Target Grant For Weather Radios
• Take-A-Kid Fishing Day
• Parents Listen Up: Reading Helps Kids Excel
• African-American Sources Abound In Rhodes Room
• Hot Picks for Summer Reading
• County Library Tells Holiday Schedule
• Arndt Earns May 2012 'Yard of the Month' Honor
• Genealogy 101 Returns To Library June 12
• Summer Reading Sign-ups Begin May 29
• Notification Of Wastewater Spill In Catawba County
• Newton Downtown Historic District listed in National Register of Historic Places
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - June 2012
• Library To Host Green Room Players
• ‘Battle’ Books Make Great Summer Reading
• Bullins Honored At Conover Branch
• Hydrant Flowing And Testing
• Root Seekers: Ancestry Session Is For You
• Catawba County Library Adds Books To Open Library
• Friends of Catawba County Library Bimonthly Meeting
• MayFEST Set In Downtown Newton
• Newton Recognized as 'Tree City USA' Community at Arbor Day Celebration
• County Library to Salute Children’s Book Week
• Newton Holds 'Big Sweep' Clean-up
• Chavez Receives Newton's 2012 Unity Award
• 'Tai Chi For Seniors' Offered In May 2012
• Reading Actually Benefits the Brain
• Free Compost
• Yoga For Seniors Continues In May
• MayFEST Set for May 12 in Downtown Newton
• Kids’ Books, Genealogy hHghlighted In May
• Citywide Yard Sale Scheduled at Southside Park
• Youth Football Registration Begins May 7, 2012
• Read Up On Election Issues At Library
• Array Of Free Computer Classes Planned At Library
• Learn How To Use Ancestry.com at Library
• Library Notes Displays At Branches
• DNDA Downtown Makeover Project Nears Finish
• Unity Day Entertainment Line-Up Announced
• Newton Earns CAFR Award For 27th Consecutive Year
• Teams Sought for Men’s Industrial/Open Softball League
• Teen Leadership Newton Concludes With Presentations To City Council, Graduation
• Goliath Launch at Catawba County Library
• 'The Big Sweep' Citywide Clean-Up
• 2012 Motorcycle, Truck, and Car Show
• MayFEST in Downtown Newton
• 21st Annual Reunion Bike Ride Planned
• Unity Day Celebration at Southside Park
• Newton's Easter Egg Hunt
• Newton Recreation Plans Annual Reunion 5K Run/Walk
• Library To Host Edible Landscape Talk
• Put Hart Square on Your ‘To Do’ List
• Behind The Scenes Tour Of Hart Square
• Newton PIO Named Vice President of NC3C
• Library Plans Staff Change
• Vendors Sought for MayFEST
• Science Workshops Coming To Libraries
• Unity Day Celebration at Southside Park
• Appearance Commission Seeks Nominations for 'Yard of the Month'
• 'Tai Chi for Seniors' Offered in April, 2012
• 'Yoga for Seniors' Continues in April, 2012
• Gigantic Titanic Display at Main Library
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Badas Boutique In Newton
• Easter Egg Hunt at Southside Park
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Ricki’s 24 Ice
• May Festival In Downtown Newton
• Deadline For Unity Day Award Nominations Is March 30, 2012
• Free Leaf Compost
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Williams Ebeling Enterprises
• NC Live Excellent Homework Aid
• Genealogy 101- Workshop
• Local Teens Vote Book, Movie Choices
• 1940 Census Goes ‘Live’
• Research War Of 1812 At Rhodes Room
• Upgrade Your Computer Skills For Free
• Citywide Yard Sale At Southside Park
• Library Hosts Art Exhibit
• Crutchfield To Lead Computer Sessions
• Sewer Maintenance
• City Hires New Planning Director
• Phase 2 Of Greenway Closed For Repairs
• Caldecott, Newbery Winners Announced
• Unity Day Celebration at Southside Park
• Genealogy Series to Begin in Newton
• ‘The Big Sweep’ Citywide Clean-Up Set For April 21
• Work To Begin On Water Line Project
• Sewer Project to Begin
• Library To Host Titanic Speaker
• Spring Cemetery Clean-up Planned March 19-23, 2012
• City Of Newton, Humane Society Partner To Encourage Responsible Pet Ownership
• ‘Yoga for Seniors’ Offered in March 2012
• ‘Tai Chi for Seniors’ Offered in March 2012
• Wepner honored as North Carolina Main Street Champion
• Water Line Work To Begin On South Brady, South College Avenues
• Dr. Seuss's Birthday
• Library Schedules Free Computer Classes
• Library Plans Teen Tech Programs
• Library Hosts Financial Aid Workshops
• Work To Begin Soon on Highway 70 Water Project
• Work To Begin In Shannonbrook Subdivision
• 2012 A Big Year For Book-Inspired Oscars
• Hear African Drum Calls at County Library
• View Area History on NC LIVE
• Easter Egg Hunt at Southside Park
• Wepner Honored as North Carolina Main Street Champion
• Library Column - Love-Struck Movies Free At County Library
• Bone Up On The World Of Downton Abbey
• Ribbon Cutting Held at All Systems Pro In Downtown Newton
• Ribbon Cutting at Picadilli Emporium In Downtown Newton
• Ice Sculpting At Library
• Workshops To Focus On College Cash Crunch
• Friends To Hold Planning Session
• Two Black History Programs at Newton
• Sherrills Ford Offers Fabulous Fridays In February, 2012
• 'Tai Chi for Seniors' Offered in February, 2012
• Senior Citizens Sweetheart Dance
• 'Yoga for Seniors' Offered in February 2012
• Check Out These New DVDs
• Library Schedules February Computer Classes
• If You’ve Got The Time, We’ve Got The Books
• Library’s Book Club Welcomes New Readers
• Tax Help at The Library
• Public Meeting Planned To Discuss National Register Historic District
• Depot Open House
• New Books By Popular Authors Pending At Your Library
• Library Launches Texting To Patrons
• Library The Go-To Place For Free Family Fare
• Students: Free e-Books on NC LIVE
• Observe King Day With Library Materials
• Lucinda MacKethan to Speak at Newton library
• City of Newton Offer Free Mulch
• Tai Chi For Seniors
• 'Yoga for Seniors' Offered in January
• Long-Time Planning Director To Retire
• Kick Off 2012 With Family Search
• Youth Librarian Earns Graduate Degree
• Got A New E-reader? Here’s How To Use It
• Library Computer Classes To Expand In January
• Ready To Learn To Begin At Conover, Claremont
• Read Up: It’s Almost Primary Season
• Happenings Announced For Conover Station
• December 28, 2011 SRB Meeting Canceled
• Ready To Learn In The Bag
• Library Will Observe Holiday Hours
• Ribbon cutting at Affordable Floors
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Museum of History For New Lighting System
• CDs Offer Comfort Food For The News-Weary
• Newton City Council visits VisionAireJets
• Senior Citizens Christmas Dance
• Ribbon Cutting For Lighting Project At Museum Of History
• Newton Recreation Department And Catawba Valley Community College Presents Five Classes
• First Scrapbook Novel A Feast For The Eyes
• Leaf Collection Truck Under Repair
• Library Shares December Programs
• Senior Citizens Christmas Dance
• 'Light Up The Town' Celebration
• NC LIVE Suggests Read-Alike Books
• December Computer Classes
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Plaza Latina and Carniceria Mexicana
• City Council Honors Championship Volleyball Team
• Boy Scouts Complete Eagle Projects At Jacob Fork Park
• Sewer Project To Begin This Week On North College Ave.
• Mann’s Books Offer Blast To Americas’ Past
• Library to Observe Thanksgiving Holiday
• Newton 101 Citizens Academy Graduation
• Public Invited to 'Santa House' in December
• Dreaming Of Dixie Author Coming To Library
• Local Library Has Budget Gift Ideas
• Newton Recreation Department Offers Discount Tickets For Southern Christmas Show
• Central Holiday Basketball Tournament
• Newton Sponsors Canned Food Drive
• Free Electronics Collection at Catawba Valley Farmers Market
• Scenes From Catawba Valley
• Newton Being Considered For ‘Lovetown USA’ TV Program
• Light Up the Town
• Newton Recreation Dept. Selling Tickets For Chance To Win New Chevrolet
• Free Computer Classes Target Adult Learning
• NC Job Connector Coming To Local Libraries
• Friends Purchase E-Books
• Library Can ‘Green’ Your Holiday
• Newton City Council Member Named To NCLM Board of Directors
• Learn Computing Free At The Library
• Yoga for Seniors Continues in November
• Fall Cemetery Clean-up
• Free Electronics Collection
• 'Holiday Coloring Contest' Under Way
• Downtown Newton Halloween Spooktacular
• Newton To Begin Canned Food Drive
• Library Column: Spooky Stories
• Library Invites Kids For Halloween Fun
• Newton ArtFEST Attracts Crowd To Downtown Area
• Subdivision Review Board Meeting Cancelled
• Downtown Newton Halloween Spooktacular
• Flu-Shot Clinic
• 'A Time To Remember' Luminary Project Planned In Downtown Newton
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - November 2011
• 'Holiday Coloring Contest' Under Way
• Newton Earns Certificate Of Achievement For CAFR
• Friends Week Salutes Library Volunteers
• Library Receives 100 Free Books
• Family Time At The Library
• Catawba County Library System Will Host Four Authors In Coming Weeks
• Community Meeting Planned To Discuss Future Of Former Central High School
• Learn Social Networking At Library
• Loose-leaf Collection Begins October 17, 2011
• Newton, NCMPA1 Offers Lighting Rebate For Eligible Commercial And Industrial Customers
• Reading Specialist Aids Library Initiative
• Library Shares Top-Choice Books
• Newton Celebrates Public Power Week With School Presentations, 'Day of Caring'
• Library Plans Teen Read Programs
• Killian Family Information Donated To Library
• Cops focus on U.S. 321 drug crimes
• Kids: Make A Windmill at Sherrills Ford Library
• Jobs cut in Newton, Conover
• Jobs cut in Newton, Conover
• Newton Recreation Department Plans Halloween Costume Contest
• Newton Conover Auditorium News - Ballroom Dancing, Jazz, The Duhks and More!
• Claremont, Maiden hit the field
• Police raid nets drugs, guns and cash
• Fifth Annual Newton Artfest
• Second arrested in attempted robbery
• Newton won't deter sidewalk sales
• Sherrills Ford Library Will Host Fall Festival Fundraiser
• Library Sees Uptick In Virtual Visits, E-Books
• County approves health care merger
• Claremont approves incentive agreement with new store
• Conover nets awards for 'green' development
• Getrag becomes GKN Driveline
• 'Yoga For Seniors'
• Newton to Celebrate Public Power Week Oct. 2-8, 2011
• Newton Recreation Department Offers Discount Tickets For Southern Christmas Show
• Police seek pair connected to truck chase
• Drugs found in dog food bag
• Fire destroys Maiden home
• Flu vaccines ready
• Just tape?
• State cuts affect DA's office
• Claremont Day festival Saturday
• Football stadium bleacher upgrades planned
• Catawba gets Dollar General
• DWI causes moped wreck
• Hickory man charged in fatal 321 crash
• Library Offers Free Computer Classes
• Southern Pens Focuses on Literature
• Bilingual Library Assistant Customer-Friendly
• Newton Unveils Marker On Carolina Thread Trail
• Catawba County Library Receives Colonial Dames Book
• Filing re-opens in Claremont
• Fast food robbers arrested
• County's litter removal effort continues
• Community garden grows
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - October 2011
• Conover Branch now open
• Newton To Unveil Marker On Portion Of Carolina Thread Trail
• Tough economy impacts county, city tax revenues
• Catawba County crime
• Up-Close With Comestibles
• Care center opens new location in Sherrills Ford
• Catawba communities dedicating recreation trails Sunday
• Conflict of interests
• Alert neighbor stops thieves before burglary
• Catawba paves path to new restaurant
• Claremont Optimist Club starts fresh
• Newton Earns Five Public Power Awards Of Excellence
• Conover Move In Progress
• State's case hinged on agreement
• Case changed with agreement DA: Risks outweighed gains with first-degree
• Federal charges loom for Elisa Baker
• Library To Host Learning Session For Parents, Preschoolers
• MURDERER: Baker pleads guilty
• Zahra mysteries still remain
• Opinion mixed on plea agreement
• LIVE: Zahra resolution looms
• Baker case may be county’s biggest
• Puddingstone Trio To Perform At Library
• Library Column: Ameicans Need, Use Libraries
• Court date marks end of year-long mystery
• Sheriff steps up security for Baker hearing
• Hospital reorganizes physician practices
• Plea deal in the works?
• No vote on dress code
• Drunken feud leads to stabbing
• Toilets, cabinets stolen from home
• Security changes for cops after 9/11
• Newton Recreation Dept. Selling Tickets For Chance To Win New Chevrolet
• Newton Announces Free Wi-Fi Project
• Midstate Mills Plans 'Southern Biscuit Day'
• Claremont, Optimist talking again
• Conover commits money for job development
• Newton's downtown is "hot"
• Claremont family gives building new life
• Adam Baker’s attorney wants case moved
• USPS closing Conover facility
• USPS closing Hickory facility
• Conover gets piece of 9/11 history
• Donoghue’s Room Furnished With Questions
• Library Card An Essential School Tool
• Conover Branch Prepares to Relocate
• CVCC Co-Host Business Seminars
• Free Electronics Collection - September 10, 2011
• Free Mulch, Compost Available
• Confronting the bullies
• SCV seeks help for memorials
• Conover officials meet with regional leaders
• County sections of I-40 get makeover
• Learn Computer Basics At Library
• Serendipity weathers the storm
• Newton Recreation, CVCC to Present Series Of Classes Beginning In September, 2011
• Helping hands offer aide
• BREAKING NEWS: Power outage in Conover
• Meet Local Authors In September at The Catawba County Library
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Springleaf Financial In Newton
• UCHS Gift And Thrift Shop Now Open
• Quarrel leads to murder
• Accused killer jailed
• Faulty thieves caught with tools
• Library Materials Make Good Labor Day Companions
• Novels Pending From Popular Authors
• NCLive Adds Dozens Of New Videos
• Newton man killed in motorcycle wreck
• Back to School for Newton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• More than a 'ding'
• Man robs, whips, slaps Newton couple
• Earthquake rocks East Coast
• Deals Honored With August ‘Yard Of Month’
• Customers Can Pay Library Fines On-Line
• History Books Donated To Library
• Imagination Library, Story Times Emphasize Reading
• Maiden relaxes sign rules
• Cable TV Show Profiling Services Of Local Government, Education To Premiere
• Dirty Ankle Pottery: Fall Schedule at Newton-Conover Auditorium
• Tackling crime
• Storm closes Riverbend Park Friday and Saturday
• Storms close park Friday
• Library Friends Group Announces Officers
• Claremont resident scammed, again
• Teacher jailed for highway sideshow
• O-N-E gives away ASU tickets on Reunion Day
• NewArt School of Ballet Fall 2011 Updates
• Catawba County Library Presents Genealogy Workshop
• Catawba County Library Receives Target Grant for Preschool Learning
• Catawba County Library to Host September 2011 Author
• Tire explodes in man’s face
• Fabric fire sends one to hospital
• Check scams threaten Claremont
• Fair goes ‘hog wild’
• Police seize coke from infant’s room
• Teacher fired for 'inappropriate relationship with student
• Elementary principals back dress code
• Catawba County Library System Board Members Announced
• Newton Librarian Quoted In National Magazine
• Soldiers Reunion 5K Run/Walk and One-Mile Fun Run
• 20th Annual Reunion Bike Ride
• Good Book For The Road: At Home, A Short History of Private Life
• Library Refocuses Efforts On Early Literacy
• Emergency groups ready for disaster
• BREAKING: Police standoff on Interstate 40
• Reunion 'Cruisin’ And Car Show'
• Maiden man drowns at Lake Norman
• Maiden man drowns in Lake Norman
• Amid spending battle, McHenry remodels office
• LeFevre Quartet, Reggie Saddler Family to Perform at Soldiers Reunion
• City To Begin Offering Electronic Payment Option In Early September
• Pet Mania
• The Fantastic Shakers to Entertain at Soldiers Reunion
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Newton Antiques And Collectibles
• Porsche thieves strike again
• School year gets longer — for teachers
• Fair trial possible?
• Gunpoint robbery in Newton
• School year gets longer — for teachers
• Musical Group, Authors Scheduled At Library This Fall
• Local expansion brings ‘tangible results’ to area
• Seeking aid
• Newton combats 'Lover's Lane'
• Newton Recreation Department To Offer Swimming Lessons
• Carolina Summerscapes at Catawba County Library in Newton
• Conover opposes energy rate request
• Breaking: Obama signs debt bill
• Help Kids Learn Reading Skills Early
• New Web Tool Allows Library Catalog Access
• Historic bridge strengthens security
• Newton leaders return to 'Lovers' Lane'
• BREAKING: Venue change granted in Baker case
• Book Bargains Abound In Newton
• Tailgate Market grows
• Football practice begins
• Library Story Times Expand To Reach More Kids
• Newton 101 Citizens Academy: Residents Invited To Learn About Their City In 3rd Annual Program
• Passion for pilsner
• Impaired driver crashes, flees scene
• Overholtzer New Manager At Maiden library
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - August 2011
• With elections looming, leaders enforce signage
• Maiden project to affect traffic, water
• Electric Division Honored With Electricities Safety Award
• No change coming
• Police ID shotgun robber
• With elections looming, leaders enforce signage
• 2011 Motorcycle, Truck And Car Show
• 20th Annual Reunion 'Cruisin and Car Show'
• Friends Of Library Accepting Donations
• Fire Dept. Testing Hydrants In SW Quadrant
• Man killed in motorcyle crash
• NCDOT quells concerns over N.C. 16
• Man robs Smokes Unlimited with shotgun
• UPDATE: Motorcycle fatality on N.C. 10
• ¿Hola Newton?
• Man steals car after domestic dispute
• Thieves pull daylight drive-off
• Planning Commission to Hold Drop-in Workshop
• 9 schools meet AYP
• Justice center expansion a step closer

• Free Mulch, Compost Available On July 23, 2011
• The Artist's Cafe closing
• CVCC at ‘breaking point’
• Sex offender charged for using Facebook
• Newton Conover Auditorium News - Ballroom, Flute, Jazz and More - New Offerings
• Private company to teach CCS driver's ed
• Dance, raise funds for child
• Hydrant testing under way
• Weekly Column From Catawba County Library System
• Stuff the Bus kicks off for 10th year
• BREAKING: N.C. Judge orders Pre-k funding to be restored
• Conover, Maiden council races full
• Man pleads guilty for dog cruelty
• NCCS board voting district to change
• BREAKING: One killed in morning crash
• N.C. 16 bypass almost done
• Newton pool revenue dips during first month
• City gets $333K grant for park
• Warlong building on its way to completion
• School seeks parking ban for 'Lover's Lane'
• School seeks parking ban for 'Lover's Lane'
• Summer Reading To Go Down Under
• Travel Books Abound At Library
• County approves Eco-Tech plan
• Town business leads to grammar talks
• Victims robbed at gunpoint for cell phones
• Thieves steal beer, candy from Catawba store
• Citizens remember ‘family restaurant’
• Pet Mania 2011
• Soldiers Reunion Men’s Softball Tournament
• Soldiers Reunion Horseshoe Tournament
• Mulls Receive July 2011 'Yard Of The Month' Award
• Extended Hours Announced For Thursdays At Newton Pool
• Soldiers Reunion Senior Citizens Dance
• Mayor candidates file for office

• Red Cross needs blood during low months

• Claremont approves sign ordinance amendments
• Larcenies see increase during summer months
• Free Mulch and Compost
• County Library To Receive 100 Kids’ Books
• Rhodes Room Can Unlock History’s Mysteries
• Africa Theme of Summer Reading
• Library Column For 4th Of July - The Help Could Use Some Help
• Election filing to start Friday
• Newton Offices to Close for July 4
• Yoga For Seniors Continues In July
• Splash Blast Planned at Newton Pool
• Rape survivor to speak to local professionals, citizens
• CCS fights transportation, overtime funds
• CCS Board approves personnel cuts
• EcoComplex development continues
• Library Friends Welcome Book Donations
• Public Hearing Planned At Planning Commission Meeting To Discuss Southwest Area Plan
• City Unveils New Website
• Check Out Some Star-Spangled History
• Summer Reading To Spotlight Asia
• Library Materials Make Good Holiday Companions
• Thespian Troupes to Visit County Library Locations
• Postal Service seeks financial assistance
• Cool Off at the Newton Swimming Pool
• City Crews Respond To Storm Damage
• Teen Pregnancy Declines, Remains An Issue
• $1K in cigarettes stolen from Honey's
• Dirty Ankle Pottery Opens Studio at Newton-Conover Auditorium
• NCHS to get new K-9, SRO
• Planning Now Under Way For 122nd Annual Soldiers Reunion
• League of Women discuss economy
• Bellas placed on leave
• Pier 150 fire investigation continues
• Officials approve e-payments, despite fee
• DA puts Bellas on administrative leave
• Bellas given custody release
• Maiden approves 1 cent tax break
• County garbage fees to increase
• Edwards team due in NC courtroom for hearing
• NCCS Board has new schedule
• Library Announces Plans For July 2011
• Europe Focus of Summer Reading
• Stars Abound In New Library DVDs
• Outstanding Nonfiction Reads For Summer
• NC passes looser gun laws
• Fire destroys restaurant
• Fire chief responds to 'incorrect' claims
• Stopping Crime Before It Starts
• City Urges Customers To Rinse Recyclables
• Eco-Tech plan 'disturbs' citizens
• Conover man killed in Washington crash
• Fire Dept. To Begin Hydrant Testing in NE Quadrant
• Thornburgs Win June 'Yard of the Month' Award
• N.C. lawmakers pass 'Zahra's Law'
• Newton To Offer Electronics Collection Once A Month
• Catawba County Library To Spotlight South America
• Local Authors To Appear At Catawba County Library
• Grant Writing, Research and Capacity Building Workshop
• GHC officials hopeful about future, despite turnout
• Obama pushes jobs plan in North Carolina
• Gang initiative has no re-offenders
• Jarrett named as local Hospice spokesperson
• Take-A-Kid Fishing Day
• Global Focus Keeps Kids Reading
• Newton Swimming Pool Opens Monday
• Water Aerobics To Be Offered At Newton Pool
• Pro golfers ‘feel at home’ in Conover
• Cities charge more for services
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Startown Veterinary Hospital
• Volunteers joke, labor at GHC
• Man charged for kidnapping wife
• A hard road: A mother plans to graduate high school
• TRUCK EXPLODES
• Kidnapping suspect caught
• Deputies search for alleged kidnapper
• I-40 shut down after truck explodes
• Free Compost and Mulch
• Newton approves $40M budget
• Fans give tips for GHC fun
• Last week launches
• Granite Falls man dies at Hickory facility
• IFH employee dies at loading dock
• Take Your Genealogy Search On-Line
• Friends of Library Meeting
• Libraries To Welcome Ronald Mcdonald
• Citizens plead case to NCDOT
• Commissioners approve $196M county budget
• Local expansion to bring 19 new jobs
• Storms rip through county corner
• GHC honors veterans all week
• Nate Berkus Show to feature Newton business
• Hickory Police continue murder investigation
• Commissioners approve changes to budget plan
• Students ask classmates ‘How Fit Are You?’
• Man identified in Hickory murder
• BREAKING: John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• One man dead in early morning shooting
• Emotions mixed on NC 16 project
• Catawba fire being investigated
• Conover gets $333K grant for Conover Station park
• Newton to consider $40M budget
• Elisa pleads 'not guilty' to federal drug charges
• Reuse warehouse provides lifelong opportunities
• Students Promote Dangers of Distracted Driving
• Claremont Friends Announce Contest Winners
• Sign up on-line for Summer Reading
• Rhodes Room Website a Mother Lode of Local History
• County officials meet in public sessions
• Local firefighters respond to Hudson explosion
• No school merger in Catawba County
• Dentist closes clinic
• Newton to Host Carolina Select Volleyball Camp
• Football Skills Clinic
• Newton hears funding requests
• Newton To Offer Electronics Collection Once A Month
• Water, sewer increases help fund Claremont’s 5-year plan
• County Summer Reading Signups Start May 31, 2011
• Decorating, De-Cluttering Ideas As Close As Your Library
• Kids: Put ‘Battle’ Books On Your Summer Read List
• County to cut mutual aid fire funding, despite needs
• Senate budget threatens NCCS, HPS
• Senate holds the funding hand
• Free compost, mulch for Newton residents
• Rotary salutes character, integrity
• New school schedule hits Maiden district
• NASCAR inducts second hall of fame class
• Pick A Good Book For The Beach
• Library To Offer June Computer Classes
• Library Announces Memorial Day schedule
• DA gets help with new law
• Storm drain box failure causes sinkhole
• Newton Recreation Plans Volleyball Summer Fun Program
• City Proclaims `Poppy Week'
• Bolicks Win May 2011 'Yard of the Month' Award
• Sinkhole is still being repaired
• 'Movies in the Park' Begins in June!
• NCDOT To Hold Citizens Informational Workshop On June 6 Concerning Proposed Nc Hwy. 16 Widening Project
• Thin Man Series in New DVDs at Library
• Carolina Theater screens local movie
• Elisa indicted on federal drug trafficking charges
• Consolidation WILL impact mail service
• Hickory plant closure to impact 196 jobs, mail service
• Conover approves fee hikes
• Check out These New Pulitzer Titles
• County cuts services to value education
• Converter thieves strike again
• Newton budget holds steady
• Webcast to benefit pro-life organizations
• B&E, chase lead to arrests
• Hickory man recovers from fox attack
• Electric Conversion Project Continues In Southeast Newton
• SSHS students involved in armed robbery
• Maiden residents could see tax break
• Conover residents might see water, sewer, landfill costs increase
• Community Chorus cancels concert
• Book Alerts Great New Library Tool
• Shooting case handed to the D.A. No charges filed in Hickory shooting
• Lt. Beal Graduates from FBI Academy
• Catalytic converter thieves strike in county
• USPS speaks about possible merger
• Good News Kindle Fans: Library e-books Coming
• Chemical explosion burns Maiden man
• Kids’ Art Sessions Coming to County Library
• Yoga for Seniors Continues in May
• Boater's leg amputated in accident
• TWO STUDENTS TO RECEIVE TEACHING FELLOWS
• Bandy Honored with Newton’s Unity Award
• Newton Recreation Plans Volleyball Summer Fun Program
• Newton approves plans to meet water, sewer needs
• MayFest
• Citywide Yard Sale Scheduled at Southside Park
• Baker can leave NC with notice
• Motorcyclist charged with reckless driving
• Lutheran seminary joins forces with L-R
• Attacking dogs euthanized
• Turbocoating gets $260K in possible incentives
• Amanda Shires - Texan Guitarist and Fiddler - Live Show
• Postal workers fear consolidation, Town Hall meeting set
• BIN LADEN DEAD, 'buried at sea'
• Missing swimmer's body found
• Conway Public Library Programs May 2011
• Library to Host Writers Pope, Peeler
• Baker's worthless check charges dismissed
• Driver still in critical condition
• Council considers café at Station
• City 'shakes up' annual Unity Day
• Passenger released from hospital after fatal crash
• Bank of Granite, CommunityOne to merge
• Watch Freedom Riders Before It Airs on PBS
• Citywide Yard Sale
• Pitch, Hit and Run Competition
• Grant helps bake up something good for Newton
• Restaurant robbed, suspect on the loose
• 1 dead, 1 critical after morning crash
• City of Newton’s Unity Day Celebration
• Root Seekers: 'Turn up' on April 30, 2011
• May 5 Stories Feature of Children’s Book Week
• County Friends Plan Big Book Sale
• CIP plan includes $30 million in new debt
• Convicted DWI investigator resigns
• Planning for $32.5 million in needs
• Convergys to hire 160 employees
• Woman car jacked at Taco Bell
• Newton City Awarded Main Street Solutions Grant
• 'Soap for Hope' helps fund Haitian education
• Newton Police Dept. Plans Kids’ ID Clinic
• New Books at County Library
• Newton Receives 'Tree City USA' Award
• 5 dogs attack mail carrier
• Area Red Cross helps in eastern N.C.
• School bus accident
• Newton tests swimming pool waters
• Community services highlight holiday
• Abondoned house fire deemed intentional
• Zahra's father out of jail, but monitored
• Brush Up on Your Computer Skills at the Library
• Fiction: It’s For Tough Guys Too
• Library Adds Kids' DVDs
• Kids: Library Contest Deadlines Near
• Thieves rob shelter, animals
• 'The Big Sweep' Citywide Clean-up Has Been Cancelled
• 14 county employees fired in 6 months
• Storms damage more than 800 N.C. homes
• House budget creates dark days for schools
• HPD investigator convicted with DWI, appeals
• Weather threat impacts Newton plans
• NC Foreclosure Prevention Fund Helps Unemployed with Mortgage Payments
• Suspect wanted in robbery
• Local Non-Profit Raises Awareness for HIV/AIDS
• More people become targets after emails compromised
• Embers cause cabin fire
• Breakfast meeting for businesses
• Tax deadline approaches
• Backyard Farmers: Check Out Your Library
• County Library Plans Holiday Hours, Egg Hunts
• April 13, 2011 SRB Meeting Canceled
• Conflict delays Bakers' court
• Claremont resident works in Japan
• Deadline is Tuesday for Newton's Unity Day award nominations
• Deadline for Unity Day Award is April 12, 2011
• Arbor Day Celebration at Jacob Fork Park
• Politics slowing down budget approval
• 2 wanted in armed robbery
• Commissioners approve incentives
• BREAKING: Police search for suspects in armed robbery
• The 2nd Annual Music and Mud Fest
• Town continues Internet upgrade
• Library Announces April 2011 Displays
• Friends of Catawba County Library Meeting
• BREAKING: Home invasion leads to chase
• SEVERE WEATHER: Maiden schools dismiss early
• Yoga For Seniors
• Police identify body found in river
• 5-year-old struck by car
• 2 arrested after high-speed chase
• Newton tackles 'unfair' water/sewer rates, minimum charges
• DEVELOPING: Paddlers find body in river
• Grand jury to hear triple murder case
• Councils meet Monday
• Animal cruelty reports increase
• Sister Sarah, Sister Harriet to visit Newton library
• Moritz meets with Charlotte mayor
• 'Heroes' for American Red Cross
• Governing bodies to meet Monday
• Catawba County Library in Observance of National Library Week April 11-16, 2011
• Board sticks with calendar, school starts Aug. 25
• Advocates encourage community to go from 'Darkness to Light'
• Do sex offenders live nearby?
• GED Classes Resume at Southwest Branch
• Explore Joara at County Libraries
• Is the county safe from nuclear disaster?
• DEVELOPING: Man dies after Hickory shooting
• BREAKING: Startown Road reopens after wreck
• BREAKING: Overturned truck closes Startown Road
• Library To Highlight History During National Library Week
• Electric fees could increase
• Store robbed at knifepoint
• 2 arrested for metal theft
• Electric fees could increase
• Newton Wastewater Treatment Plant Wins State Award
• Internet helps catch criminals
• City council, school board to meet
• County Library Upgrades Website
• Unity Day Celebration
• Town plans first sidewalk sale
• 2 workers fired after $3K theft
• NewArt School Announces Jean Hatmaker as New Cello Instructor
• 1 dog dead, another loses leg
• Gang intervention tackles crime
• Culvert Replacements To Begin March 23, 2011
• Catch Genealogy Bug With Free Workshops
• County Library Offers Free Computer Classes
• Police seek knife-toting thief
• More indictments for Elisa
• Newton Recreation to host Pitch, Hit, and Run Competition
• City of Newton News - Two Meetings Canceled
• Pierre halfway to job requirements
• Unemployment increases — by how much?
• Kindermusik, Art Classes, Ballet And More!!
• County governments to meet
• City residents increase 24 percent
• Victims identified in triple murder
• Woman texts officer for drugs
• UPDATE: Victims identified in fatal shooting
• Citywide Yard Sale at Southside Park
• Easter Egg Hunt at Southside Park
• Teen Leadership Newton Now Under Way
• Newton Plans Spring Cemetery Clean-Up
• 100 dead dogs found in Maiden
• STEM needs increase in schools
• Officers locate 57 marijuana plants
• CCS says no service dog allowed; family files lawsuit
• Claremont Friends Sponsor Bookmark Contest
• County Library Announces Poetry Contest for K-8
• Catawba County Library System News for April 2011
• Anglophiles: Royal Reading, Viewing at the Library
• Newton OKs tattoo parlors downtown
• UPDATE: Wanted man spotted
• City's vacant homes increase
• BREAKING: Four shot in Conover home invasion
• Depot To Add Outdoor Railroad Museum
• Child alerts parents to fire
• 'Quonset hut' ban stalls in Newton
• Town loses 95 in 10 years
• Library Stocks Up On New Fiction
• Registration Under Way for Men's Industrial/Open Softball League
• AWOL soldier arrested
• Living with HIV: Walking a road to recovery, sharing experiences
• Appeal results mailed today
• Town to hold branding contest
• Deputies report 'largest ever' drug seizure
• County under flood watch
• Library Can Prime You for Garden Success
• Elisa's cases continued
• Prayer week starts for HIV, AIDS victims
• Let’s Fly A Kite
• 2 indicted for murder
• Website to create, retain jobs
• Website to create, retain jobs
• Company leases city warehouse
• Riverbend Park closed today
• Murders 'not typical' in county
• Upcoming Library Programs Focus on Kids
• Oklahoma police kill Hickory man
• MSC gets $300K for Conover Station move
• State prepares for adverse weather
• NCEF spelling bee is 'Red Hot'
• Library Tells Of Upcoming Displays
• Stoneman’s Raid Author Coming To Newton
• State Museum Of Art To Give Kids’ Library Program
• Falowski Named New City Clerk In Newton
• Chair: The board stopped its search
• Did DSS fail Zahra?
• Barger is named superintendent
• Sword stolen from murder scene
• Severe weather downs trees, power lines
• Baby injured after DWI crash
• County under a tornado watch
• Road Closures Due to Culvert Replacement to Begin Feb. 28
• Council hears needs for town hall
• Ex-defense team takes key evidence
• North Carolina Main Street Champions Recognized
• Area pastors bring film to Hickory
• Zahra's accused killer arraigned - or was she?
• Postal workers: Don't close facility
• Victim catches thieves in action
• Catawba combats finances year-by-year
• Genealogy workshop Saturday at Catawba County Library
• County Library Offers Free Computer Classes
• Teen Tech Coming to County Library
• Zahra's remains show 20 cut marks
• Stepmom indicted in Zahra's death
• 'Start something' in Catawba County
• Newton explores ways to tackle nuisances
• Bill could cut superintendents' salaries
• Fairmont Designs to bring 200 new jobs
• Fire weather watch issued
• Newton minimum charges 'unfair'
• Wreck closes U.S. 321
• Leaders decide 'what is Catawba?'
• Fourth man identified in train crash
• Newton 'not getting the job done'
• Newton Recreation Department, CVCC Plan Classes
• Teen mutilates roommate
• Time To Speak Up For Your Library
• 'Veggie Garden Talk ' at The Catawba County Library
• Man critical after train hits car
• Deputies investigate murder on Ruth Drive
• School absences double in flu season
• Structure fire damages Hickory building
• More Novel Ideas At Your Library
• Police connect multi-county break-ins
• More incentives for Sarstedt
• Library Board Adopts New Strategic Plan
• County Library Receives Minigrant
• Long-Time Police Employee Retires
• Why all the cop cars?
• Drunk driver in fatal crash had pending DWI
• Catawba County Library: Remembering Reynolds Price
• Library to Host Archaeologist this April
• Newton utility customers to get new payment options
• Program to provide medicine, services for elderly
• Waiting for Secretariat? Library Has More Horse Fare
• Teachers, TAs thank board
• Chairwoman: New info coming in leader search
• Gaither starts justice walk for Zahra
• Saturday, February 5, 2011
• Gourd Lady gets $20k gift
• Outlet causes fire in house
• Pair busted in Texas out on bond
• Elisa leads a deceptive life
• Car thefts move to Claremont
• Non-faculty coaches could face elimination
• Newton prohibits parking on front lawns
• Sewage issue closes elementary school
• Punxsutawney Phil: Early Spring is coming!
• CVCC Plans Intermediate Dog Obedience Class at Southside Park
• CVCC Plans Dog Obedience Class at Southside Park Community Building
• Additional Class Offerings at the NewArt School of Ballet
• Couple continues transplant after theft
• Extension Group Sews Bags for Story Time
• New park coming to city
• Newton considers new rules for residential property
• Now’s The Time To Find Friends
• The Amazing Story Of Henrietta Lacks
• Residents remember Challenger explosion
• Maiden Story Times to be Held on Thursdays
• Yoga For Seniors
• Bakers cases continued
• Newton works to fill city clerk post
• Thief steals store's security footage
• Library, NC LIVE Poised to Aid Jobless
• Grant Writing, Research and Capacity Building Workshop
• Students AVID for learning
• EDC plans for more jobs, investments
• Traffic stop leads to gun, drug charges
• Budget could cost teachers $800K
• Newton road closed
• CCS in stable financial health
• Two New Reader Options Offered By Library
• Local baby finalist in beach contest
• CCS weighs personnel options
• CCS student programs face changes
• Dellinger Honored For 50 Years Of Service With Newton Fire Department
• Stepmom gets more charges
• Be debt-free in the new year
• Briefcase most likely not linked to Zahra
• Registration Under Way For Youth Spring Sports
• Newton Appearance Commission Thanks City Staff With Luncheon
• Team works to prevent child deaths
• Goals spark Board debate
• Convenience could come at a price
• Library To Offer Free Computer Classes
• Board approves incentives
• Newton gets budget surprise
• Financial scams target needy
• ECCCM gets grant
• Free Genealogy Workshop At Library
• Council considers new chambers
• Board to consider school projects
• Crash sends 3 teens to hospital
• Hmong Documentary Premieres at Main Library
• Picky thieves target Conover cars
• Snow causes calendar dilemma
• Storytime goes online
• Thieves steal drugs, cash
• No 'fizz' for Conover
• Thursday school schedules set
• Weather changes meetings, library hours
• Newton works to craft "modern, professional" website
• Schools closed Wednesday
• Sledding child struck by car
• Celebrate King Holiday with Books
• Catawba County Library System Weekly Column
• N.C. in state of emergency
• Grant Writing, Research and Capacity Building Workshop
• Council aims for fewer child offenders
• Coldcases of 2010
• CCS receives $250K for science
• Trespasser held at gunpoint
• Newton plans for the future
• Counterfeiters nabbed in Conover
• Smoking ban: 1 year later
• Stepmom's relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• Yoga for Seniors Begins in January
• Doc Watson and David Holt Coming To Newton-Conover Auditorium February 2011!
• Libraries Collect Over A Ton Of Food
• Hmong Among Us Program At Library
• Hard Times Reads Available At Library
• Conover Station goes live
• City applies for park grant
• Council approves Pierre incentives
• Saarstedt to create 20 new jobs
• Caskey Honored at Retirement Luncheon
• Senior Citizens Sweetheart Dance
• Man arraigned in Travis Baker murder
• Ex-treasurer's case continued
• Inconsistencies emerge in Zahra case
• Fire at mall closes store
• 29 more warrants released in Zahra's case
• Library Acquires Genealogy Books
• More questions in Zahra's case
• Burke appears in court
• CVCC, Newton Recreation sponsor Variety of Classes
• Celebrate the New Year
• City pursues business grant
• I-40 project delayed
• NC man starts Zahra foundation
• Archaeologist Headlines Spring Lineup At Library
• Two New Businesses Recognized with Ribbon Cuttings
• Raw sewage spills in Conover
• Library Can Help With Family Quest
• Displays Planned at Libraries
• New Art School Announces Dmitry Pogorelov as New Violin Instructor
• White Christmas causes few problems
• Elderly couple dies in crash
• Conover looks to the future
• Carillon Celebrates Expansion With Open House, Ribbon Cutting
• Newton Police Department Promotes Five Officers
• Traffic Enforcement Officer Keeping Citizens Safe
• Area churches celebrate holidays
• Giving the gifts of smiles
• Hit, run driver causes $6K in damage
• Maiden strives to maintain finances
• Youth Spring Soccer Sign-ups Begin January 3rd
• Youth Softball Sign-ups Begin January 3rd
• Youth Baseball Sign-ups Begin January 3rd
• Youth Girls' Volleyball Sign-ups Begin January 3rd
• Financial stability Catawba's top goal
• Holiday cheer for elderly population
• Fire at Hickory Springs
• City of Newton to Apply for 2011 NC Main Street Solutions Grant
• Spanish For Professionals
• Check Out Holiday Movies Free At Library
• SSHS to get $1.4M kitchen renovation
• Pets killed in mobile home fire
• Boards oppose ABC privatization
• Scouts Tour County library
• City of Newton Holiday Schedule
• Library Will Observe Holiday Hours
• Alleged rape reported
• Homeowner fires at attempted thief
• County Library Adds DVDs
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - January 2011
• Winter weather causes hundreds of crashes
• Schools battle state-mandated calendar
• Reward children for positive actions
• New Art School of Ballet Opens January 2011
• City Of Newton Fire Department News - December 15, 2010
• Attorney claims warrant mismanagement
• Zahra investigator charged with DWI
• Warning: Winter weather to come
• Pedestrian struck by car
• Former mayor recovers after being hit by car
• Foss Named President Of Library Group
• National Book Award Winners
• Additional warrants could be unsealed
• Will services suffer in state's budget?
• Toys for Zahra
• Grant money eases Newton sewer woes
• County enforces gaming ban
• Education could take a hit in state budget
• Thief steals Christmas gifts
• Students collect toys for children
• County prepares for state shortfall
• Board approves incentives for Pierre Foods
• Holidays Woven Into These New Yarns
• Gift Ideas? Check Out the Library
• Catawba County Team Captures Second Place In FCA National Scramble
• County given clean financial health
• 24 applications received in leader search
• Zahra's mother details trip to Hickory
• Library To Host Card Workshop For Kids
• Newton Receives CWMTF Grant To Help Replace Burris Road Pump Station
• Sources say deal's been cut in Baker case
• Give wisely this holiday season
• Recession slams nonprofits
• Fire destroys restaurant kitchen
• 3 arrested after traffic stop
• Bakers' appointed attorneys removed
• Cans Cancel Overdue Fines
• Jewish Festival of Lights
• Court opens search warrants in Baker case
• Catawba County under tornado watch
• Santa Claus Booked at Libraries
• eBooks on Many Wish Lists
• NC Foreclosure Prevention Fund helps Unemployed With Mortgage Payments
• New Hospice facility on schedule
• 5 tips for a crime-free holiday
• Crash sends 3 to hospital
• Gallery of Gifts Presented by Fixtures and More
• City reins in holiday spirit
• 5th Annual Christmas Decoration Contest
• 2010 Christmas Gospel Fest
• Grease Prevention: Residents Should Avoid Discarding Fats, Oils, And Grease In Drains
• Central Holiday Basketball Tournament To Be Held At Central Recreation Center
• Senior Citizens Christmas Dance at Newton Recreation Center
• Donations Needed for 'Canned Food Drive'
• Area churches give thanks
• Application deadline closes in leader search
• Arm yourself against the flu
• ‘Christmas Letters’ Play Based On Smith Novel
• Free Computer Instruction At The Library
• Family Fare Among New Library DVDs
• HPD conducts interviews in Zahra's case
• 2 dead in N.C. 127 crashes
• 8 shots fired into occupied home
• Average values increase 1.9 percent
• City Of Newton Offers Free Mulch
• Computers Of Hickory completes First Acquisition Foothills PC Medic Owner Brian Tate Joins Computers Of Hickory Team
• Farmers in training
• I-40 crash victim identified
• Christmas spirit in full swing
• City crafting plans for 'Southwest Area'
• DA: Defender appointment premature
• 1 dead in I-40 crash
• NWS ISSUES TORNADO WATCH
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - December 2010
• County receives 30K for EcoComplex
• Youth Winter Sports Registration Ends Friday
• Libraries Partner For Amnesty Week
• Library Tells Holiday Hours For Thanksgiving
• They Move, They Talk, They’re TumbleBooks!
• Libraries Offer Holiday Craft Opportunities
• Lake community crime spree continues
• Zahra Baker - a heartbreaking loss
• 'Valuable' evidence recovered
• Key evidence found
• Library Needs Veterans’ Addresses For Project
• Holiday Coloring Contest Deadline Is November 19, 2010
• Giving from the heart
• Potentially 'valuable' evidence recovered
• Area historian, author dies
• Town welcomes new manager
• Star native, husband receive Prince Rainier III award
• Artist Reception: Rick Frye
• Library Offers ‘Steampunk’ Titles
• Search continues for Zahra
• International education
• NCDMV to review car theft
• 1,000 more workers have jobs
• Accused murderer's case continued
• One month since Zahra reported missing
• A Veteran's Day 'miracle'
• Veterans of war, marriage
• County honors veterans
• HPD resumes search for clues
• Crash closes I-40
• Re-Imagined Fiction Offers New Spin On History
• Spooktacular Attracts Thousands To Downtown Newton
• Four Newton Police Officers Take Oath
• Library Hosts Traveling Exhibit
• New Displays Announced At Library
• Newton 101 Participants Enjoy Final Session
• Yoga For Seniors Continues In November
• Turkey Toss Horseshoe Tournament
• Downtown Newton Spooktacular
• Newton Recreation Dept. Plans Halloween Costume Contest
• Additional Youth and Adult Pottery Classes
• Fall Cemetery Clean-up Planned
• Fall Comes To Newton Library
• DNDA Plans Downtown Makeover Project
• Newton Recreation Department Offers Discount Tickets For Southern Christmas Show
• Youth Basketball Sign-ups Continue
• Sign-up For Youth Indoor Soccer Continues
• Library Plans Halloween Fun
• Library Friends Purchase Audio-Books
• ‘Christmas Letters’ Coming To Newton Library
• Newton Recreation Department, CVCC Plan ‘Shag For Beginners’ Class
• St. Stephens Launches Hooks With Books
• Newton ArtFEST
• ‘A Time to Remember’ Luminary Project Planned In Downtown
• City of Newton’s Annual 'Light Up The Town' Celebration
• Second Annual 'Holiday Coloring Contest'
• Fourth Annual Newton ArtFest
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Computers Of Hickory In Newton
• Newton Recreation Department Plans Halloween Costume Contest
• Downtown Newton Spooktacular
• Library To Celebrate Teen Reading
• Local Readers Weigh In On NewRead
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - November 2010
• Fire Prevention Week
• Public Meeting Planned To Discuss Possible National Register Historic District Nomination
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Martha’s Bargain Thrift Store
• Newton Celebrates Public Power Week
• Learn To ‘Skype’ At The Library
• Stoneman’s Raid Author To Visit Claremont Branch Library
• Yoga For Seniors Continues In October
• Loose-Leaf Collection Begins Soon
• Newton Recreation, Council On Aging Schedule Flu-Shot Clinics
• Homework Help Resumes At Library
• Modern-Day Johnny Appleseed To Visit Newton
• New Displays Announced At Library
• Citizens Enjoy First Session Of Newton 101
• Newton Earns Six Public Power Awards
• Apple Searcher Coming To Newton
• Library Cards Are A Smart Move
• Streetscape Bricklaying Ceremony Held In Downtown Newton On September 17, 2010
• Church Gospel Fest
• Library To Host State Photo Exhibit
• Friends Of Catawba County Library Meeting - September 20, 2010
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Church Gospel Fest
• Newton 101: Citizens Invited To Learn about Their City In 2nd Annual Program
• City Of Newton Earns Certificate Of Achievement For Excellence In Financial Reporting
• 2010 Soldiers Reunion Horseshoe Tournament
• Nine Teams Compete In 2010 Soldiers Reunion Softball Tournament At New Jacob Fork Park
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Sophie Woman’s Magazine
• Launch Your Own Learning With Modern Scholar Series
• NewArt Singers 2010
• City Of Newton News - Labor Day Holiday
• Yoga for Seniors continues in September
• Basic Obedience Dog Training
• CVCC Plan Classes
• Catawba County Library Encourages Early Reading
• Teens Asked To Vote For Top Book
• Sigmons Win August ‘Yard of the Month’ Award
• Soldiers Reunion 5K
• New Displays Announced At Library
• NoveList Revamped For Readers
• Adult Computer Classes Planned
• Soldiers Reunion Bike Ride Attracts 255 Riders
• African Drumming Class
• Water Declared Safe, Advisory Lifted
• System Pressure Advisory from The City of Newton
• Major Water Line Break In Newton - August 24, 2010
• Libraries Surpass Netflix In DVD Circulation
• NewArt School Announces Francois Henkins as New Violin Instructor
• Make Way For New Novels
• Medal of Honor Recipient
• Youth Art and Group Guitar Classes
• Ribbon Cutting Held At LOL Boutique In Downtown Newton
• Soldiers Reunion Men’s Softball Tournament
• Ribbon Cutting Held at One Source Solutions
• Overmountain Men Author at Library
• McRee is Guest Speaker for Reunion Service
• 2010 Motorcycle, Truck And Car Show Classic
• 2010 Take-A-Kid Fishing Day Attracts Crowd
• Carolina Panthers Junior Training Camp
• Men’s Open Softball League Meeting
• Soldiers Reunion - Catawba Co. Museum Of History Plans ‘Letters From The Warfront’ Exhibit
• 121st Annual Soldiers Reunion - The Entertainers to Perform at Annual Beach Music Night
• Meet Grace Wepner Ludtke Day
• JFK Novelist Headlines Fall Lineup At Newton Library
• The Florida Boys To Perform At Soldiers Reunion
• Newton Receives 2010 National Trust Main Street Accreditation
• Soldiers Reunion Senior Citizens Dance
• Youth Football Registration Extended
• Youth Soccer Registration
• 'Yoga for Seniors' At The Newton Recreation Center
• Volunteers Enhance Local Libraries
• 19th Annual Cruisin’ and Car Show
• Fire Department To Begin Hydrant Testing
• County Library Adds Array Of New Novels
• Take-A-Kid Fishing Day
• Summer Reading Celebrations
• Library Offers Free Adult Education Opportunities - August 2010
• Catawba County Library Announces Display Plans
• Catawba County Library News: Educational Films Among Library’s New Titles
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - August 2010
• Library Friends Gear Up For Book Sale
• City Officially Dedicates New Jacob Fork Park
• Bolton Selected for July ‘Yard of the Month’
• Newton Recreation Plans Men’s One-Pitch Softball Tournament At New Jacob Fork Park
• Youth Art Class - Painting In 3D
• Jacob Fork Park Dedication
• Summer Reading Activities Continue
• Friends Of Catawba County Library Meeting For July 19, 2010
• Soldiers Reunion Horseshoe Tournament
• Newton Fire Department To Begin Hydrant Testing
• ‘Yoga For Seniors’ Continues In July
• Football Physicals Offered At Newton Recreation Center
• Ribbon Cutting At Wells Fargo Advisors
• Catawba County Library Announces July Displays
• Newton Area Children Learn The Game Of Football At Skills Camp
• Summer Reading Signups Approach 1,000 Mark
• Library Tutoring Program A Success
• Books and Videos Good Picks For Vacation
• New Art School Offers Guitar, Piano and Violin Lessons
• Ribbon Cutting Held at Fixtures and More
• Catawba County Library Fun Focuses On Sea Theme
• 2010 Motorcycle, Truck and Car Show at Southside Park
• Library Movies Make Quality Entertainment
• Newton Recreation Plans Annual Reunion 5K Run/Walk
• 19th Annual Soldiers Reunion Bike Ride
• Football Skills Clinic At Westside/Jaycee Park
• Planning Now Under Way For 121st Annual Soldiers Reunion
• Men's Softball Champions
• Movies in the Park
• Carolina Panthers Junior Training Camp
• Flag Day 2010
• Library Announces New Hours July 1, 2010
• Tripp Property Selected For June 2010 Yard of the Month
• City Electric Division Honored With Electricities Safety Award
• City of Newton Fire Department Begin Hydrant Testing In NE Quadrant
• Football Skills Clinic In Newton
• Teens: Library Wants You For Summer Fun
• Storytelling Workshop With Micahel Reno Harrell
• Self Checkout Comes To Catawba County Library
• Library Isn’t Just For Kids
• Library ‘Oasis’ of Kids Programming
• Busy June Planned At County Library
• Foreclosure Prevention Program
• Library Can Save You Money
• Check Out These Free Computer Classes June 2010
• 'Yoga for Seniors' At The Newton Recreation Center
• Claremont Friends Announce Contest Winners
• City of Newton News: Closing - Memorial Day
• 'Movies In The Park' at Southside Park
• Newton-Conover Auditorium Membership Campaign 2010-2011
• Newton Receives Two First-place NC3C Awards
• Norris Auto Clinic Ribbon Cutting
• County Library To Observe Holiday
• Citywide Yard Sale
• Get Youngsters Busy At The Library
• Library Site Features Local Girl Rapper
• Library Tells Most Downloaded Books
• Newton Hosts NCAMES Lineman’s Rodeo
• City Manager Presents Proposed 2010-2011 Budget
• Time Travel With These DVDs
• Guthmann Property Selected For May ‘Yard Of The Month’
• County Library to Launch Summer Reading
• Friends Start Membership Drive
• N.C. Historians To Discuss Epic Local Floods
• Public Invited To View Revised Downtown Newton Streetscape Master Plan
• Fallen Heroes Honored At Peace Officer Memorial Service On May 10, 2010
• Grant Writing Workshop for Educators
• Ribbon Cutting Held At Sunrise Cafe In Downtown Newton
• Roberts Honored At City Council Meeting In Recognition Of Municipal Clerks Week
• Citywide Yard Sale Scheduled At Southside Park
• Library Receives NEH Grant
• Newton MayFest In Downtown
• Appearance Commission Plants Tree In Recognition Of Arbor Day, Earth Day
• Over 500 Pounds Of Trash Collected During ‘The Big Sweep’ Citywide Cleanup on April 24
• Summer Programming for Youth and Adults
• Senior Celebration of Health and Fitness
• Avoiding Scams And Protecting Your Assets
• CVCC Plans Two Series Of Dog Obedience Classes
• Newton Parks and Recreation Department Holds Ping-Pong Tournament
• Get Inspired With Gilbert Morris
• Newton Conover Auditorium News - April 22, 2010
• ‘The Big Sweep’ Citywide Cleanup is April 24, 2010
• Library Activities for May 2010
• Library Budget Workshop
• Get Your Kicks With These Flicks
• Movies in the Park - June 18 to July 16, 2010
• Eller To Discuss Piedmont Air History
• Adults: Education Opportunities Abound At Library
• Poetry Contest For Kids At Library
• Ribbon Cutting at Affordable Cab in Newton
• Ribbon Cutting Held At New Store
• ‘The Big Sweep’ Citywide Cleanup
• NCDOT To Implement Four-Way Stop at Local Intersection
• Bookmark Contest at Library
• Community Concert Band and Jazz Band Plans Free Concert
• 'Music and Mud' - Free Arts, Music and Pottery Festival
• Wallet Withered? Free Help at The Library
• Library Goes Festive
• Downtown Master Plan Public Meeting
• County Friends Plan August Book Sale
• Library Announces Easter Hours
• Catawba County Library Announces April Displays
• African Drumming and African Dance Summer Camps!
• Grant Writing and Research Workshop
• Appearance Commission Seeks Nominations For ‘Yard Of The Month’
• Library Project To Encourage Boys To Read
• Ping-Pong Tournament To Be Held At Central Recreation Center
• Bookmark, Poetry Contests At Library
• Public Meeting Set To Review Downtown Master Plan
• County Library To Launch ‘Southern Pens’ Book Series
• Gather Eggs at The Library
• Youth Art and Pottery/Sculpting Classes
• Story Times Engage Kids, Families
• Take Advantage Of Library’s Computer Classes
• Spring Cemetery Cleanup Planned
• Island Fiestas To Celebrate Big, Little Read
• Talk Textiles At Library
• PBS Videos Added To NCLive
• Catawba County Library Serves as Adult Learning Center
• Friends To Convene
• Catawba County Library News - April BookTalk
• Foothills Painters Art Exhibit Reception
• County Library Announces Teen Tech Activities
• Newton Parks and Recreation Department News: Junior Boys Basketball League
• Newton Parks and Recreation Department News: Midget Girls Basketball League
• Newton Parks and Recreation Department News: Midget Boys Basketball League
• Textile Talk Postponed At Newton
• Friends Purchase Playaways
• Easter Egg Hunt at Southside Park
• Newton Recreation Dept. Plans Football Skills Clinic
• Youth Council to Assist Libraries
• New Piano Teacher Introduction Day at NewArt School
• Local Vendors Support Library’s BBQ Program
• Library Tells Of Upcoming Displays
• Newton Recreation Department, CVCC Plan Classes
• County Library In National Magazine
• Quilt Books Abound At Library
• Library To Honor Dr. Seuss
• CVCC Plans Two Dog Obedience Classes Southside Park Community Building
• Dramatic Movie Leads to Group Discussion on Cultural Diversity for Teen Leadership
• County Library Offers Learning For Adults
• Youth Spring Soccer Sign-Ups Continue Until March 12, 2010
• Youth Softball Sign-Ups Continue Until March 12,2010
• Youth Baseball Sign-Ups Continue Until March 12, 2010
• Youth Girls’ Volleyball Sign-Ups Continue Until February 19, 2010
• Seniors Enjoy Valentine’s Dance In Newton
• 2 Pink Magnolias - Ribbon Cutting Held Feb. 12 In Newton
• Grant Writing And Research Workshop
• Modern Scholar Series= Free School
• Novel Ideas At Your Library
• Teen Leadership Newton - Session 1
• Spring Cemetery Cleanup Planned
• County Library Adds New DVDs
• Senior Citizens Sweetheart Dance
• Richards Retires After 30 Years At WWTP
• Notification Of Wastewater Spill In Catawba County
• Men’s Industrial/Open Softball League Organizational Meeting
• Unity Day Celebration Brings Community Together
• New Electric Delivery Station Complete
• Art And Pottery Classes For Adults And Youth
• North Carolina Main Street Champions Recognized Newton’s Jeremy Petty Among Those Honored
• Library Staff Offers Outreach To Teens
• Free Budget Workshop in Newton
• Main Library To Celebrate Chocolate
• Library To Offer Digital Literacy Course
• Catawba County Library To Host Tax Prep Volunteers
• Black History Quiz Bowl
• Black Arts Festival Scheduled
• Library To Host ‘Get Ready, Get Set, Plant’
• Barbecue King Headlines History Talks At Library
• Yoga For Seniors Starting In March
• Unity Day Celebration At The Newton-Conover Auditorium
• City of Newton News - Southside Park is Closed Temporarily
• Rhodes Room Adds Sherrill Books
• Notification Of Wastewater Spill In Catawba County
• Tax Help for Seniors Available at Catawba County Library
• Life Line Screening Clinic Planned
• County Library Announces Staff Changes
• Huffman Retires From Newton Public Works
• Youth Art And Sculpting- Pottery Classes
• Library To Salute Alice In Wonderland Author
• Newton Police Department Plans Kids’ ID Clinic
• Newton Police Promotes Two Officers
• Library To Host Computer Classes
• Sprung from Red Clay: Stories of Catawba County Women
• Black Authors Offer New Perspectives
• Leaf Collection Ends Soon
• Library Materials for King Holiday
• Crafty Readers in Luck at Library
• Come Join Our NewArt Singers!
• Deadline for Unity Day Award Nominations
• Brewer Retires From Newton Police Department
• Gospel Fest Attracts Crowd
• Intro to Wheel-Throwing Pottery Classes Are Filling Up Quick!
• Library Stocks Fantasies With A Bite
• Start 2010 with Yoga for Seniors
• Friends Of Catawba County Library Meeting For Jan. 4, 2010
• Soup’s On At Main Library
• Book Lovers: Keep Track Of 2010 Reads
• Budget Help At County Libraries
• Get A Jump Start On Big Read 2010
• Various Displays Slated For Library
• Library Plans More Adult Ed Classes
• Grant Writing and Research Workshop
• Library Tells Holiday Schedule
• Low-Cost Family Fun At Library
• Catawba County Library January Newsletter - December 10, 2009
• Taste Full Beans Coffeehouse Gallery's Holiday Pottery Show And Sale
• Book, Crochet Fans Become Mad Hatters
• Christmas Novels Have Arrived At Your Library
• Budget Rx: Free Workshops At Library
• Food For Fines Under Way At Local Libraries
• Library Offers Seasonal Sessions For Kids
• Santa Claus Booked At Library
• Strapped For Cash? Get Help At The Library
• Adults: Check Out Classes At County Library
• Library Reveals December Displays
• Library Hours Adjusted For Thanksgiving
• Brown, Gladwell Most Downloaded Books
• Catawba County Library December 2009 Newsletter
• Ken Burns’ The National Parks at Library
• Credit Score Checkup at Catawba County Library
• ‘Old Salem’ Author Visit to Catawba County Library
• Library Ilsts Displays For Next Month
• Author Daniel Barefoot in Newton
• Friends of Catawba County Library Meeting
• Free Computer Classes at Catawba County Library
• Library To Resume Homework Help
• Halloween Fun at the Library
• Spooky DVDs at the Library
• Catawba County Library November 2009 Newsletter
• ‘Carolina Conspiracy’ To Advise Writers
• Displays Scheduled At County Library
• Hart Square Journeys Back To 1840
• Customers Give County Library Thumbs Up
• Summer Reading Up 20% At County Library
• Bone Up On Your National Park IQ
• Adult Education Offered At Library
• Catawba County Library October Newsletter - September 14, 2009
• Fountainhead Among New DVD Titles
• Dan Brown Novel Piques Interest in Freemasons
• Book Store Aids County Library
• Malls, Moonshine Topics At Library
• Workshops Will Help You Trace Ancestors
• Daniel Barefoot, Bob Garner Headliners At Library
• NC Live Helps Students, Teachers
• Friends Of Catawba County Library Meeting
• Include Library In Your Labor Day Plans
• Tall Tales Coming To County Libraries
• County Libraries Continue Busy Streak
• Library Program to Look at Military Service
• Library to Offer In-Depth Computer Course
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - August 12, 2009
• Hear the Story Behind Soldiers Reunion
• 60s Buffs: Library Has You In Mind
• Library Acquisitions Recount Wartime Events
• Here’s What’s Coming From Your Favorite Authors
• County Library Offers Playaway Books
• Library Announces Computer Classes
• Local History Talks Planned at library
• New fiction at Catawba County Library System
• Summer Reading Attracts More Kids
• Library Shows NASA Photos, Moonwalk Paper
• Blackberry 101 Returning to Library
• Audio Books Now More Accessible
• What Are Freshmen Reading This Summer?
• July Displays Told for Library
• Library Holiday Schedule - Take Books, Videos On Vacation
• Creative Vacation? Consult Your Library
• Teens: Library Wants You For Summer Fun
• Make Pinch Pots At Library
• Check Out New Library Flicks
• Those ‘70s Things Back At Library
• Library Inspires Low-Cost Treks Into History
• Carolina Conspiracy Coming To Newton
• Battle’ Books Suggested For Summer Reading
• Blackberry 101 Coming to Library
• Artsy Activities Coming to Library
• ‘Carolina Conspiracy’ To Advise Writers
• County Library Announces Poetry Winners
• Claremont Friends Supply Laptops
• June Displays Scheduled At Library
• County Friends Groups To Meet
• County Library To Observe Holiday on May 25, 2009
• June 2009 Computer Classes At Library
• Story Times Engage Kids, Families
• Catawba County Library Newsletter - May/June 2009
• Summer Reading Signups Begin Soon
• Avoid the Nightmare: Protect Your Identity
• Need A Job? These Workshops Are For You
• Library Announces May Displays
• Busy May Slated At Library
• Your Library Has Low-Cost Entertainment
• BookTalk: Identity
• BookTalk: Blue Author to Discuss Novels
• Free Job Seeker Workshops at Library
• Library to Host Documentary Premieres
• Writers’ Workshop at Southwest
• Countywide Book Sale Marathon
• Celebrate Earth Day at library
• Catawba County Library Newsletter, May
• ID Theft Topic of Free Library Talk
• N.C. History Documentaries to Premiere at Library
• April Displays Announced For Library
• Friends of Catawba County Library Meeting
• Library System Announces Holiday Hours
• County Library Plans Bookmark Contest
• N.C. Historian To Speak On Great Depression
• Library Announces Poetry Contest
• Library Friends Welcome Book Donations
• Catawba County Library System Newsletter - March 17, 2009
• Library Lists Most Downloaded Books
• Catawba County Library Offers Fun On A Budget
• Library Offers Plenty Of Kids’ Fare
• Confederate Ancestors? Check These Books
• Library Invites Crafters To Book Chats
• Opera House Illustration Given to Library
• Civil War Popular Topic at Library
• Library to Celebrate Irish Heritage
• Friends to Discuss BIG Read Novel
• 9th Annual Catawba Valley Storytelling Festival
• The 10th Annual Catawba Valley Pottery And Antiques Festival
• Black Arts Festival

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