Michael Mcree News Today

Newton City Council approved the rezoning request for a 265-home development called Kaylor Ridge in a 5-1 vote. Council member Beverly Danner was against the approval.

Michael McRee stood on the steps of Newton City Hall on Tuesday evening with poster boards and pictures of his family.

HICKORY — Michael McRee, a 1962 alumnus of Catawba Valley Community College, donated several historical items back to his college recently.

Three people weighed in on the debate over Catawba County’s Confederate monument this week, two arguing it should stay where it is and one asking that it be moved off

The debate about Catawba County’s Confederate monument continued this week at a meeting of the county commissioners.

Three people returned to a county meeting to discuss Catawba County’s Confederate monument — one asking that the statue be moved and two in favor of keeping it where it

Michael McRee plans to attend every Catawba County board meeting until people stop trying to get the county’s Confederate monument moved.