Marvin News

The Enquirer-Journal asked Union County residents from Marshville to Marvin the traditional question at the center of the holiday: What are you thankful for? Susan Suarez Webster, partnership specialist, U.S. Census Bureau "I'm grateful for my job, my family, and a great community that we live in, the Union County community.

The results from Election Day will stand, confirmed by a ballot recount on Wednesday.

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Jim Banta WAXHAW James Lloyd "Jim" Banta, 80, died Saturday, November 7, 2009. Mr. Banta was born in Macon County, Missouri, July 20, 1929, son of the late Lloyd Mckee and Pauline Doctor Banta.

Election Day has passed, but official results could open the door for a recount in three races.

Marvin voters elected the town's youngest-ever councilman Tuesday with a vote count that was 21 times his age - which is also 21.

In the wake of what police say were two attempted child abductions in the county this month, local law enforcement is advising residents to be vigilant.

The Village of Marvin will hold an area safety meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the Weddington Chase clubhouse, off Providence Road just south of New Town Road.

Katelyn Marie Enderle Katelyn Marie Enderle was 7 years old on Sept. 25, 2009. She is the daughter of Mr.

Effective Thursday, a new town ordinance will allow golf carts to share the road with cars in 17 Marvin subdivisions.

A man has been arrested after leading officers on a chase down Interstate 485. Stallings police say a driver led them down the interstate, got off and kept driving to the South Carolina state line.

Published: Monday, July 27, 2009 at 3:44 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, July 27, 2009 at 3:44 p.m. HEAD The N.C. House of Representative's recent passage of an annexation "reform" bill, H.B. 524, may be a nice symbolic move, but it provides no real protection for property owners.