A man living in Rowan County under a false name who has been wanted on drug charges for ten years was arrested by Rowan ...

It’s “Grease” meets “Night of the Living Dead” meets “Romeo and Juliet” in Piedmont Players Theatre’s offbeat summer ...

Another Grady B. McCanless Four-Ball Tournament went in the record books over the weekend. It was the 61st one. That’s a name ...

By Dr. Laura Bilbro-Berry Last month heralded the commencement season for colleges and universities across North Carolina.

The R. A. Clement Association recently announced its 2025 R. A. Clement Awards of $500 each to recipients of the George Knox ...

Philip A. Simons of Salisbury has graduated from Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. Simons was among ...

J.F. Hurley YMCA was buzzing with excitement as BrickEd and More hosted its highly anticipated BrickEd Masters Competition, ...

The board of Pops at the Post has announced that this year’s event will be relocated from the originally planned Bell Tower Green to an indoor venue due to the forecast of inclement weather.  This ...

Graduates of Rowan-Cabarrus Community College firefighter certification program had an opportunity to show off their skills at the first-ever Firefighter Draft Day on Saturday. The draft was held at ...

Na’Kiah Smith, a Catawba College student, is interning with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services ...

The Board of Aldermen approved a budget for the fiscal year 2026 Monday night one vote shy of unanimous that holds the tax rate at its current level of 86 cents for $100 of assessed value. The total ...

By Steve Ford NC Newsline Our democracy, with free and fair elections at the cornerstone, can be warped in favor of those who manipulate the election process to their advantage — who gets to vote, ...