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EDITOR'S 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 senator's 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 Concordâs 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 Concordâs growth and changes. While some of us still think that Concord is a small town with so...