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El comisario de la Policía Nacional, José María Delgado, afirma que han bajado ligeramente las infracciones penales aunque las cifras no son comparables con 2020 por la situación anómala de la pandemia.
Play it again: The Cleveland County school board voted against mandatory masks in school once again.
Board to drop more than $125k on school locks, keys Cleveland County Schools will spend just under $129,000 to replace every lock and key on doors inside of Kings Mountain High School. The project was approved on Monday by the county Board of Education. The board voted unanimously to approve the project. The work will be done by Seven Oaks Doors & Hardware, Inc and will consist of installing hundreds of Dorma-branded locks throughout the school and keys for each of those locks. According to board chair Robert Queen the rekey project is the latest in a district-wide effort to update locks and ...
Cleveland County School Board hires new attorney The decision, made during the January meeting, was not without controversy. After a lengthy discussion, five members approved the hiring of Sink Law Firm while four voted against. A husband-and-wife team, Sink Law Firm appears online as a Charlotte company, though Jonathan Sink told Gaston County Commissioners a year ago that they were moving to Belmont. He was being hired as Gaston County’s attorney at the time. Sink bought a house in Belmont in May 2020. Last month Leigha Sink, Jonathan’s wife and fellow attorney, told Clevela...
Auditoriums at Burns and Crest high schools will be built thanks at $20 million in state and county money. Every year, the state's Needs-Based Public School Capital Fund gives grants to schools and districts across North Carolina. This year the fund is providing $15 million for new auditoriums at Crest and Burns High Schools in Cleveland County. Cleveland County Schools will add $5 million in local money to the projects. "Cleveland County Schools is extremely excited to learn we have been awarded the Needs-Based School Capital funds for the auditorium projects at Burns High School and Crest ...