Sep 15, 2009 | Enquirer-Journal
E. Margaret Hubbard Adams, 79, died Saturday at Carolinas Medical Center-Union in Monroe.
Men use lunch hour to show their faith
A group of men holding signs at the intersection of North Arlington and Innes streets used some time off from work to inspire faith in local drivers.
After 65 years, WWII prisoner of war honored
MARSHVILLE, N.C. a ' A Stanly County World War II veteran was officially honored by the Army for the first time for being a prisoner of war more than 60 years ago.
About 20 North Carolina judges have not agreed to take the same pay cut that state employees must absorb, in spite of a request by Gov.
Cops take forensic photography course
Hamlet Police Department officers Steven Williams, Steve Taylor, and Bob Williams practice the skills taught in a crime scene forensics photography course offered through Richmond Community Collegea s Continuing Education Department.A They are photographing a fingerprint on a metal plate using an alternate light source.A Creating clear digital ...
Better to burn out than fade away: Oakboro begins a new season of Cruise Ins
Great weather and the seasona s first burnout brought around 8,000 people out for the Oakboro Cruise-in and Burnout on Friday.