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Twenty twenty-two was a year of dramatic rises and spectacular falls in Catawba County.

HICKORY — Edward C. “Ed” Neill, president of Neill Grading and Construction Co. Inc. recently received the Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) Distinguished Alumnus Award during a ceremony at North

Sections of N.C. Highway 127 and Main Avenue NE will be closed starting Friday so that workers can replace guardrails on the Rudy Wright Bridge, the City Walk pedestrian bridge

Appalachian State University has released the names of the 39 members of its Hickory Campus Advisory Council.

Repairs to the Main Avenue and City Walk pedestrian bridges are set to begin next week, four months after they were damaged by the collapse of the 40-ton wooden City

Faulty design was the culprit in the fall of the 40-ton Hickory arches, according to a preliminary report from a forensic engineering firm.

Faulty design was the culprit in the fall of the 40-ton Hickory arches, according to a preliminary report from a forensic engineering firm.

Faulty design was the culprit in the fall of the 40-ton Hickory arches, according to a preliminary report from a forensic engineering firm.

HICKORY, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina city is suing three companies over the collapse of decorative, 40-ton wooden arches along a pedestrian walkway in February.

An attorney for a contractor facing a lawsuit over the collapse of the Hickory arches said Thursday the company is not at fault for the fall of the 40-ton, $750,000