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Find your fright: Area haunted attractions
1 Opens: 6:30 p.m. Closes: 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, midnight Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. Sunday Cost: $10 for most and $5 for children 5 and under For more information: Call 322-3625 or go to ...
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Turning over a Golden LEAF
Mitchell County residents anticipate the coming of an array of colored leaves in the fall, from red to yellow to orange, but a new addition this fall residents can get excited about is the golden leaf.
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Council OKs pedestrian plan grant application
The Granite Falls Town Council gave approval to apply for a pedestrian planning grant and adopted a resolution to participate in the Small Town Main Street Program during its meeting Monday night in the town ...
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EMS honors two for their service
Caldwell County Emergency Medical Services lost years of experience recently with the retirements of William Kiger and Carl Dewey.
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Shuford Center Looks to Next Generation
Shuford Recreation Center started as the hub of recreational opportunities in Granite Falls in 1967.
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Quenching the thirst
A thirsty county received plenty of precipitation this week as the remnants of Tropical Storm Fay dumped at least 5 inches of rain on the area.
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Is rain a drought killer?
Heavy rain has filled local reservoirs, replenishing the Charlotte region's water supplies and is making a major dent in the long-lasting drought.
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Brother, sister die in house fire
A brother and sister died early Thursday when fire destroyed the Cleveland County farmhouse where they had grown up.
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Projects will improve pump station, sewer site
The Lenoir City Council awarded bids to replace the Whitnel Pump Station and make improvements at the Lower Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant at its meeting Tuesday night at the City-County Chambers in Lenoir.
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Students participate in L-RC summer camp
Eighteen students from six rural high schools in North Carolina recently participated in a two-week summer science camp at Lenoir-Rhyne College.
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Fire Destroys Home
Rhodhiss- A fire destroyed a million dollar home on Lake Rhodhiss. The 1.25 million dollar home in Paradise Harbor on Lake Rhodhiss caught fire Friday morning.
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Rhodhiss native delves into hometown history
Laura Neal, News-Topic Staff The hard work and many years of dedication of a Hickory woman is finally reaching fruition.
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Ex-mayor pleads guilty to sex crime
The former mayor of Rhodhiss is now on probation and house arrest after pleading guilty earlier this week to felony indecent liberties with a child.
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Fire destroys $1.25-million dollar house
An early morning Friday fire destroyed a $1.25-million house still under construction in Paradise Harbor, a gated community on Lake Rhodhiss.
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Ex-mayor pleads guilty to sex crime
The former mayor of Rhodhiss is now on probation and house arrest after pleading guilty earlier this week to felony indecent liberties with a child.
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Speagle will not face death penalty
Michael Speagle, 19, of Hickory, will not face the death penalty when he is tried for the death of 21-year-old Jason Eric McCreary, based on last week's Rule 24 hearing in Caldwell County Superior Court.
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Study Conducted To Find Source
Rhodhiss- A study is currently being conducted to find the source of the odor in the water from Lake Rhodhiss.
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What's in the water?
Playing on muddy creek banks in the summer and trying to catch anything that moves in the water is a rite of passage in Burke County.
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Tony Garitta Habitat program enhancements aid western lakes
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has started placing 400 porcupine plastic fish attractors at lakes James, Rhodhiss, Hickory, and Lookout Shoals Reservoir, four waters situated in the western ...
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