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Cailan Casandra Bennett
Cailan Casandra Bennett, 23, passed away on Friday, July 12, 2024, in Cleveland, N.C. She was born on October 15, 2000, in Iredell County to Justin J. Bennett and Carissa Marquez Bennett. Cailan was preceded in death by her grandfather, John Marquez. She is survived by her daughter, Erika Handley;...
There's a new stretch of greenway in Huntersville
A new section of Torrence Creek Greenway is now open in Huntersville. Why it matters: Mecklenburg County is in the midst of a massive year for greenway construction. Greenways provide residents with more access to outdoor public space and alternatives to congested streets. State of play: The new stretch of Torrence Creek Greenway spans roughly 0.9 miles, bringing the greenway to approximately 3 miles. The county worked with the Town of Huntersville on the project.It connects the Huntersville Gateway Park and Ride at Compass Street to Rosewood Meadow Lane. It also links the greenway to the Carolina Thread Trail. Plus...
Davie man cashes in on $100,000 lottery win
After moving to North Carolina less than a month ago, Daniel Brose of Advance played Cash 5 for the first time last week and won a $100,000 jackpot. “I guess North Carolina is lucky,” he laughed. Brose said he played a similar game in Florida and Pennsylvania but never won a big prize. Since Brose […] The post Davie man cashes in on $100,000 lottery win appeared first on Davie County Enterprise Record.
Rowan Co. detention officers charged, allegedly brought inmate contraband
SALISBURY, N.C. (WBTV) - Multiple employees of the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office were fired after allegedly bringing contraband into the Rowan County Jail. According to the sheriff’s office, 26-year-old Zachary Orion McIntyre and 36-year-old Dustin Keith Swaim were arrested July 11. A jail administrator began an investigation earlier...
Free new boater safety class July 27
July 15. The Cornelius Police Dept. is hosting “Know Before you Go” for new boaters at the Joshua Murray Boating Safety and Education Initiative at Blythe Landing July 27 from 8 am to 2:30 pm. The course will be taught by District 5 Southern Region United States Coast...
They sell caged puppies in a Walmart parking lot. NC cops and the store can’t stop them
People are selling caged puppies in the parking lot of a Lake Norman Walmart despite complaints from the public, repeated visits by police and orders from store managers to leave. In sweltering heat, shoppers spotted sellers again in the parking lot of the Walmart off Interstate 77 exit 36 (N.C....
Kids create Northview Academy mural to brighten their space
Children’s Hope Alliance Day Heartstrings Program in partnership with Ali Levis, owner/artist of Miss Make Art of Statesville, provided an opportunity for the CHA Day Treatment students to brighten up their workspace at Northview Academy. The elementary, middle, and high school students enjoyed using their skills and creativity to...
Kannapolis Police: Unused medicine can be threat to public health and environment
Did you know there is a proper way to dispose of old medicine?. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts. The Kannapolis Police Department said unused medicine is a threat to both public health and the...
Dr. Charles Preston Nicholson Jr
HIGH POINT — Dr. Charles Preston Nicholson Jr., 90, died June 30, 2024, at Lexington Health Care Center. Charles was born on February 24, 1934, in Cedartown, Georgia to Charles P. “Nick” Nicholson Sr. and Lois Petitt Nicholson. Charles graduated from McMinn County High School, Vanderbilt University and the University of Tennessee Medical School (Memphis). He completed his surgical residency at Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Charles was a general surgeon and practiced for 31 years in Morehead City. Charles loved aviation, airplanes and flying. He was an accomplished pilot, having ultimately earned his Airline Transport Pilot Certificate. Charles was also a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner for the Federal Aviation Administration for 50 years.
Restaurant Reviews: MIDWOOD SMOKEHOUSE.
Amber Valentine, her daughter Addison Brown, and I all decided to enjoy a delicious and healthy meal in Birkdale Village. Since our move, I have been trying not to eat fried foods and miss my smoker, and I had no room for it. Midwood Smokehouse sounded like the perfect place. I called the General Manager, Megan Cox, to ensure they could accommodate us. She and all the other employees greeted us and made us feel very welcome.
When life gives you lemons: Young Spencer duo learns the tricks of the lemonade trade
SPENCER — On a hot summer day in June, driving around my hometown, I stumbled upon a sight that brought back fond memories of my childhood. As I turned down a familiar street, I couldn’t help but notice a sign that read “lemonade stand.”. Curious, I pulled...
Statesville restricts water use; rain expected this week
The city of Statesville, and most of Iredell County, entered a severe drought according to the N.C. Drought Management Advisory Council. Due to the dry conditions, Statesville residents are asked to conserve water. Statesville is prohibiting all residential vehicle washing and restricting lawn irrigation, the city said in a news release on Tuesday.
Out of Our Past: Slain Mooresville police lieutenant laid to rest in 1974
Marie White Schumaker doesn’t bleed black and gold, but she might as well. The 94-year-old Statesville woman, a retired Iredell-Statesville Schools teacher, was recognized by Appalachian State University on Tuesday for 50-plus years of involvement since graduating. A university official traveled to Shumaker’s Coachman Loop home and presented her with a Black & Gold Society Medallion, given to “commemorate ... the commitment to leaving an indelible mark.” (7/16)
Sheffield-Calahaln: Ijames Baptist Bible School brings in the donations
Birthday wishes to: Daniel Baity on July 19; Renee Holland on July 20; Danny Goforth on July 21; Teresa Campbell on July 23; and Tommy Dyson, Wesley Jordan and Yvonne Ijames on July 25. Happy anniversary to Brian and Tina Dyson on July 20. If you would like a birthday or anniversary listed, let me know.
Tickets now on sale for 2024-25 concert season at The Davis Theatre in Concord
The Cabarrus Arts Council held its launch party Thursday, July 11, for the new season at The Davis Theatre. The 2024-2025 On Stage at the Davis season packages are available for purchase by phone or in person. Online sales begin July 23 at 10 a.m. This year we are offering...
Catawba athletics: 2024 Hall of Fame class includes legends
SALISBURY —Nine former Catawba College student-athletes and three honorary members will be inducted with the 2024 Catawba College Sports Hall of Fame, the athletics department announced Tuesday morning. Inductees include East Rowan graduate Craige Lyerly and his wife, Allie Marshall Lyerly. The inductees are McKenzie (Burman) Zinani ‘07 (women’s...
Heart care after a heart attack requires a lifelong commitment
One of the most critical first steps after surviving a heart attack is cardiac rehabilitation. The three-month recovery program ensures proper blood flow while the patient works to manage weight and stress to strengthen the heart, cardiologist Dr. Fan Ye of Novant Health Cardiology — Lexington said.
Peggy Dean Daniel Tutterow
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mrs. Peggy Dean Daniel Tutterow, 93, of Deadmon Road, Mocksville, passed away on Friday, July 12, 2024 at Somerset Court of Mocksville. She was born Dec.1, 1930 in Davie County to the late Silas Dulin and Edith Ann “Annie” Martin Daniel and was the...
Formula 1 team Haas extends its partnership with engine provider Ferrari until 2028
KANNAPOLIS, NC (AP) — The Haas Formula 1 team has extended its partnership with engine provider Ferrari until the end of the 2028 season. Haas said in a statement Tuesday that the deal “provides long-term engine stability” with the next major change in regulations due in 2026.
Music students earn awards at state festival
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Area students from the Music Studio of Teresia Ann Queen in Advance are among state winners in the National Federation of Music Clubs of America on the campus of UNCG. Queen’s students brought home six state titles and two scholarships. This was the...
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