Community builder: Spencer Art Walk grows each year 4 MIN READ
SPENCER — History, art and music will come together on Nov. 14 in Spencer. The third annual Spencer Art Walk will be held from noon to 5 p.m. throughout the […]
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Edds to represent district 76 2 MIN READ
ROWAN COUNTY — Greg Edds is headed to Raleigh for the first time to represent district 76 after his win over Scott Huffman. Edds, the Republican candidate, amassed 16,091 votes […]
No more fore: No Divot offers indoor downtown Salisbury golf option 2 MIN READ
SALISBURY — Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night will stop Salisbury golfers now that No Divot, a new indoor golfing option, is open downtown. No Divot […]
Campbell returns to represent District 83 2 MIN READ
ROWAN COUNTY — Despite a split county vote, Grant Campbell is headed back to the legislature for a second term representing District 83. Campbell, the incumbent Republican candidate, won the […]
Quite the occasion: Third Creek Presbyterian Church celebrates 275 Homecoming 3 MIN READ
Two hundred and fifty years probably seems like a long time, but Third Creek Presbyterian Church has been around even longer. Just last month, the church in western Rowan County […]
Sports obituary: W.A. Cline was a true legend 9 MIN READ
GRANITE QUARRY — William Allison Cline III was born in November 1939, coached two of the landmark football victories in Rowan County history shortly after his 30th birthday in November […]
Timber: Chestnut Hill Cemetery trees removed for rot
SALISBURY — Several trees were recently removed from Chestnut Hill Cemetery in southern Salisbury. The work was coordinated through Salisbury Cemetery Administrator Lindsey Stegall and completed by the Sal...
Set in stone: Eagle Scout project honors veterans
ROCKWELL — The dream of a past AMVETS commander has become a reality due to the efforts of a local scout. Eagle Scout Michael Bristol worked to make the dream […]
3 St. Marys City Council races likely heading to runoff
Tuesday’s general election was not the end of campaigning for potentially six St. Marys residents. All three St. Marys City Council races – Posts 1, 2 and 3 – likely advanced to a Dec. 1 runoff after m...
Georgia Southern military science professor to keynote Veterans Day public observance downtown
With the public encouraged to attend, the annual Veterans Day observance hosted by American Legion Dexter Allen Post 90 will be held Wednesday morning, Nov. 11, at the Emma Kelly Theater in downtown Statesboro.
The Village hosts first Sensory Zone pop-up
Decatur County held its first-ever Sensory Zone pop-up at The Old Post Office on Halloween night.
SRTC highlights workforce impact, growth at Chamber lunch
Southern Regional Technical College president Jim Glass spoke at the Chamber Connect Luncheon on Thursday.
Tift preparing for potential playoffs
The Tift County Blue Devils are practicing this week as if they will be playing in the playoffs. According to the latest GHSA postseason rankings, there’s no reason to think otherwise.
South Florida auto dealer to pay $112,500 to worker fired after cancer treatment
A Palm Beach County auto dealer is paying $112,500 to settle a lawsuit by the EEOC that alleged the firm fired a worker who had cancer and needed post-surgery accommodations.
Long-awaited Baltimore music venue to host first concert this month
The Paramount Baltimore is preparing to welcome music lovers this month after years of delays postponed its opening.
Former Knicks star Kristaps Porzingis steps away from the NBA to focus on undisclosed health issue
Kristaps Porzingis announced he is stepping away from basketball to prioritize his health due to an undisclosed matter in a social media post on Friday.
Deadly lithium-ion battery fires spur NYC Council to hold emergency hearing
At the Nov. 20 hearing, Council members will "examine fire safety laws, enforcement practices and public education efforts around lithium-ion battery safety and storage," an NYC Council post on X said.
‘All the hard work has proved itself’: Ririe’s Eden Jensen commits to College of Idaho basketball
It was unclear how Eden Jensen would fit in with the Ririe girls basketball team last season.
West Jefferson cleans up Nuclear Conference football awards
West Jefferson running back Canon Calder escapes a diving tackle from North Fremont defender Reuger Lenz for a first-half touchdown Friday, October 16, in Ashton.
Firth volleyball well-represented on All-Nuclear Conference teams
Firth’s Shelbie Perry celebrates with teammates during the Cougars’ 2025 state match against Kellogg on Oct. 30 at the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls.
Congressman Simpson wins 15th term in the U.S. House
U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson won a15th term representing Idaho’s Second Congressional District after facing challengers focused on affordability and public lands as key campaign issues in a crowded race.
‘Gun that Won the West’ is Idahoans’ top state gun pick
Idaho voters chose the Winchester Model 1873 as the top pick for state gun, with 31% of votes in a non-binding election held during the 250th anniversary of American independence, reflecting the firearm
Analysis: Trump has defied political consequences for years. The midterms changed that
Tuesday’s elections were a categorical repudiation of a Republican president who has spent the first half of his second term governing without regard to consequences, imposing unilateral tariffs that under...
East Idaho voters approve majority of local ballot measures on Tuesday
East Idaho voters approved seven of eight local ballot measures in the Nov. 3 election, according to unofficial results.