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New Albemarle license plate office opening in early January
A new license plate office is coming to Albemarle in the coming weeks. Barring any setbacks, the office ... Read more
Author: Chris Miller - Page 22 | The Stanly News & Press
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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Albemarle Council welcomes Bramlett, Hunt, says goodbye to Lowder, Hughes
The Albemarle City Council welcomed two new members to Council on Monday as the newcomers, elected last month, ... Read more
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Christmas with the Celts coming to Albemarle for SCCA holiday performance
People yearning for an early dose of the holiday spirit will be in for a treat this weekend ... Read more
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After 17 years of service, Barbee leaves Stanfield mayor post
It was a changing-of-the-guard moment at Stanfield’s town council meeting Thursday night as Kevin Barbee, after almost two ... Read more
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Albemarle looks into relocating recycling center after recent discovery of methane gas
Due to the recent discovery of high levels of methane gas at Albemarle’s solid waste and recycling center, ... Read more
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Stanly County Concert Band to have Christmas concert Dec. 8
Eager to help usher in the holiday spirit, the Stanly County Concert Band will have its Christmas concert ... Read more
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Albemarle council approves ARPA funds for alleyway project but rejects using funds to replace radios
The Albemarle City Council last week narrowly approved allocating money from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to ... Read more
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ADDC organizes campaign to purchase popcorn machine with direct ties to Albemarle’s past
The Albemarle Downtown Development Corporation is organizing a fundraiser to help reclaim a piece of the city’s history. ... Read more
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With its new exhibit, Oakboro Museum highlights diversity of cookie jars
As a longtime first grade teacher, one of Jane Barnhardt’s favorite books to read to her students was ... Read more
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After more than three decades of service, Mike Hinson looks back on his iconic Red Cross business
Within his sprawling three-acre kingdom at the corner of N.C. Highway 24-27 and South Oak Ridge Road, heaps ... Read more