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Doing their part to help alleviate the homelessness crisis that impacts communities across the county, Cooperative Christian Ministry announced the purchase of Brown Mill property on Cabarrus Avenue, which will

A local nonprofit plans to convert an old manufacturing plant in Concord into transitional housing.

Fairfax County is no longer considering a proposal to allow more housing in Wolf Trap’s Crowells Corner neighborhood. The Site-Specific Plan Amendment (SSPA) submission has been withdrawn by its nominator, county planner David Stinson said at a virtual meeting last night (Tuesday) to discuss requested land use changes in east Reston and along Hunter Mill Road. The

Huntsville native William Lewis was inducted into the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame on Oct. 7 in Atlanta.

Pranksters face the long arm of the law, "Butterflies Are Free," Rocky Mount earns certification and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

EDITORS NOTE: Councilman J.C. McKenzie, a retired electrical contractor, has served on the Concord City Council for five years. He has co-chaired with former Councilwoman Ella Mae Small the Barber-Scotia

Concord Planning Director Steve Osborne and I had a good conversation last week about some of things happening around Concord.

A senators heir apparent, infant paralysis, a 14-year-old convict and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Youth mountain bikers represented the Cog Crushers, Cox Mill High School and Harris Road Middle School.

When I first came to Concord in 2003, I moved here from Charlotte. I believed Concord to be a small, county-seat town in the shadow of Charlotte. As I drove down beautiful Union Street to my new congregation, I felt as if I had traveled back several decades. I did not see what Concord had become and was becoming. In the last two articles, I explored Concord’s past. What I find even more fascinating is our current reality and what may happen in the years to come. I continue to be amazed at ...