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August 8, 2026

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Historical Society program explores Stanly County’s presidential connections

July 15, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — Stanly County’s history includes unexpected connections to the White House, from a local florist who decorated the residence to a failed bank robber who reportedly plotted to assassinate President Harry S. Truman. Local […]
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Leadership Stanly seeks applications for 2026-27 class

July 14, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Chamber of Commerce is accepting applications for the 2026-27 Leadership Stanly class, a nine-month program designed to prepare residents for greater involvement in the community. Applications must be received by […]
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Locust police release first-half 2026 activity report

July 14, 2026 Jesse Deal
LOCUST — Arrest charges, citations and property crime calls declined in Locust during the first half of 2026, even as officers handled more calls and increased patrol activity, according to newly released police data. Last […]
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Uwharrie Players to present ‘Footloose’ musical

July 12, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — Music, rebellion and small-town change will take center stage this month as The Uwharrie Players present their production of “Footloose” at the Stanly County Agri-Civic Center. Shows are scheduled for July 24-26 and […]
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County commissioners fill aging advisory, EDC seats

July 12, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Board of Commissioners filled two board seats this week with unanimous votes, approving appointments to the Region F Aging Advisory Committee and the Economic Development Commission. Both items, taken up […]
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Yadkin Riverkeeper details expanded role in Stanly County

July 8, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Board of Commissioners received an update Monday night on the Yadkin Riverkeeper’s work in the county and its plans to expand its coverage area in the region. In a slideshow […]
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SCS hires elementary education and federal programs director

July 8, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — Stanly County Schools has added another member to its leadership team. The district announced in a June 30 news release that Jolene Graham has been hired as its new director of elementary education […]
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Stanly foundation awards $54K to local nonprofits

July 6, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — A dozen nonprofits serving Stanly County are receiving a round of funding from the Stanly County Community Foundation’s annual grantmaking program. Announced on June 25, the $54,350 in awards will support local programs […]
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Stanly Arts Council reports turnout from Make Music Day

July 6, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Arts Council has released the participation numbers from last month’s Make Music Day Stanly County event. Held across Albemarle, Locust and Norwood, the June 21 celebration featured 20 free performances […]
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SCS names new principal, student safety director

June 30, 2026 Jesse Deal
ALBEMARLE — Stanly County Schools has filled two district leadership roles, naming Ashley Walker as principal of North Stanly Middle School and Zachary Caldwell as director of student safety and security. The district announced the […]

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ALBEMARLE — Longtime Albemarle employee Linda Lewis was recognized for 44 years of service during a presentation at the Albemarle City Council meeting on July 20. Lewis retired on July 1 from the city’s Finance […]
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