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Four Republicans and one Democrat filed as candidates for the N.C. House of Representatives seat representing the 94th District (Alexander County and all of Wilkes County except Edwards 1, 2

RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper has named Sharon Hackney Bryson, chief executive officer of the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants, as the state’s newest inductee into the Order

U.N.C. Health Blue Ridge announced today (January 25) that Kathy C. Bailey, President & C.E.O., will retire in June 2024 after nearly 19 years with the orga

UNC Health Blue Ridge has announced its president and CEO will be retiring this summer. The hospital system made the announcement Thursday afternoon that Kathy C. Bailey will retire in June.

For more than four decades Moose compiled "Out of Our Past," one of the most popular features published in the Statesville Record & Landmark and on statesville.com.

CONCORD — Pam Hinson is a banjo-playing, Elvis-loving, Appalachian State die-hard and alumnus. She is also the City of Concord’s first female assistant city manager, a position she has held

Current and former members of the Chapel Hill Police Department's Crisis Unit recently gathered to honor its 50th anniversary in the town.

PITTSBORO — Few things spark an argument as quickly in this state as the mere mention of barbecue. Eastern or western. Tomato or no tomato. Rub or no rub. Does

LUMBERTON — The local couple of Ruth and Finley Read have been recognized by the North Carolina Governor’s Office with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine.

Local historian Bill Moose was presented with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine.