Gardner-Webb University News

"He once told me it's not the destination that matters, but the journey," said friend Phillip Todd.

Dr. Harold Littleton, Jr. will visit City Lights Bookstore to present the second volume in his Founders of the Faith series, Paul: A Would Be Apostle on Saturday, June 28th at 3 p.m. His novel takes a look at the impact Paul had on shaping the Anti-Semitic mindsets that have lasted centuries.

Whether leading Gardner-Webb's business school to national recognition or taking on the challenge of consolidating Cleveland County's school systems, Jim Crawley was known as a man of integrity.

Allow me to begin by saying I love Lincoln County. The first time I drove around the Court Square in Lincolnton, I knew I was home.

Saturday is the first day of summer! Those of you up around Forest City, surrounding areas and beyond have a great opportunity to celebrate it by going out to hear a variety of gospel music in a benefit concert sponsored by Hands On Missions.

I read the book "The Longest Day" in high school. I met the men of the book on Friday, June 6. And it's not just a story.

Just 24 hours after announcing plans for a new softball stadium, Gardner-Webb University officials announced Wednesday it purchased Crawley Memorial Hospital in Boiling Springs and the 26 acres it sits on.