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Public debates nonpartisan elections
Residents presented their opinions to Albemarle City Council Monday night about the possibility of the city moving to ... Read more
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Chris Miller has been with the SNAP since January 2019. He is a graduate of NC State and received his Master's in Journalism from the University of Maryland. He previously wrote for the Capital News Service in Annapolis, where many of his stories on immigration and culture were published in national papers via the AP wire.
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Lee Snuggs tapped as new director of RRRPO
Lee Snuggs is the new director of the Rocky River Rural Planning Organization, which comprises Stanly and Anson ... Read more
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Public hearing about non-partisan elections to be held Monday
Citizens will have the chance to speak during a public hearing Monday night about the possibility of changing ... Read more
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Locust gains new barbecue restaurant
Nestled next to a Sunoco gas station at the intersection of Central Avenue and N.C. Highway 24-27 in ... Read more
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Norwood Elementary students among those who did well at Regional Science Fair
A total of 21 students from six Stanly County schools competed at the Regional Science Fair at the ... Read more
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Board approves formation of Stanly STEM Early College School
The State Board of Community Colleges approved the formation of two new cooperative innovative high schools, including the ... Read more
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Local resident helped integrate West Albemarle Elementary
Bertha Burris likes to say she is “all Stanly County.” Perhaps it is fitting since she was integral in ... Read more
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“Amazing Grace” to turn 109 next week
Grace Comer is about to celebrate a milestone few people ever achieve: She will turn 109 on Feb. ... Read more
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East Albemarle creates a ‘smart’ new program to improve school breakfast
East Albemarle Elementary School recently started a new breakfast program which allows for more instructional time for teachers ... Read more
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Richfield student strikes to win spelling bee
After an intense spelling battle that lasted almost an hour, fifth-grade student Addy Carter of Richfield Elementary School ... Read more