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The Cabarrus Board of Education voted to redraw district attendances lines that’ll affect about 4,000 students and planned for new schools.

Meet the nominees for The Observer’s boys’ athlete of the week award among Charlotte-area players in the Carolinas. Vote now. Vote often

Meet the nominees for The Observer’s girls’ athlete of the week award among Charlotte-area players in the Carolinas. Vote now. Vote often

The fourth-annual HighSchoolOT volleyball all-state team features 24 players making a second or third appearance on the team, including two who were three-time first-team selections.

Meet the nominees for the boys’ prep athlete of the week award among Charlotte-area players in the Carolinas.

Cabarrus County’s population surge corresponds with a public school enrollment boom that district officials will try to address with a plan that could be approved in February.

How confusing are the changes to the N.C. House Districts? Well, if you use our friend Google like I did Tuesday when trying to describe the districts for Cabarrus, you

Leaky Black played at both Concord and Cox Mill, was a five-year standout at North Carolina, and is now a key player for the Greensboro Swarm.

The public got its first look at conceptual realignment boundaries for Cabarrus County schools this week. They were unveiled during several community meetings held at area high schools.

Cabarrus County Schools made its presence felt in U.S. News & World Report’s list of the best elementary schools and middle schools in North Carolina, which came out last week.