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Challenger Early College participates in service project - Vimarsana News

Challenger Early College participates in service project

HICKORY — Challenger Early College announced that they had joined more than 30,000 high school students nationwide in an effort to give 1 million books to underserved youth in their

Election 2022: County commissioner candidates say priorities include smart growth, common sense and quality of life - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: County commissioner candidates say priorities include smart growth, common sense and quality of life

Catawba County residents will be electing at least two new members of the board of commissioners in this year’s elections.

Officials break ground for new $29 million Maiden Elementary School - Vimarsana News

Officials break ground for new $29 million Maiden Elementary School

Catawba County Schools held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the new $29.3 million Maiden Elementary School on Thursday morning.

Seven additional resource officers to start at Catawba County Schools - Vimarsana News

Seven additional resource officers to start at Catawba County Schools

Catawba County Schools will have seven additional school resource officers to help monitor elementary schools in the district when classes start at the end of the month.

County looking to take out $32 million loan for new Maiden Elementary School, $12 million more than budgeted - Vimarsana News

County looking to take out $32 million loan for new Maiden Elementary School, $12 million more than budgeted

Catawba County is likely to take out a $32 million loan to pay for construction of the new Maiden Elementary School. The loan is $12 million more than originally planned.