Farmers Market Opening Brings Back Flowers

By Kevin Starr | County Extension Director NC Cooperative Extension Service LINCOLN COUNTY - The… [more]

Farmers Market Opening Brings Back Flowers Farmers Market Opening Brings Back Flowers

Local Entrepreneur Celebrates Success of CompuChild

By Jason Saine | Lincoln Tribune STANLEY, NC – Local Gaston County businessman and entrepreneur… [more]

Local Entrepreneur Celebrates Success of CompuChild Local Entrepreneur Celebrates Success of CompuChild

Speedway Children’s Charities Announces Winner of Custom Cobra Replica

- Kenny Crites, of Charleston, S.C., is the lucky new owner of Tommy Pike's powerful custom Cobra replica… [more]

Speedway Children’s Charities Announces Winner of Custom Cobra Replica Speedway Children's Charities Announces Winner of Custom Cobra Replica

55th ‘Christmas Town USA’ Glows in Holiday Splendor Dec. 1-26

McADENVILLE, N.C. — Each December for 55 years, the little town of McAdenville transforms into Christmas… [more]

55th ‘Christmas Town USA’ Glows in Holiday Splendor Dec. 1-26 55th 'Christmas Town USA' Glows in Holiday Splendor Dec. 1-26

Sugar Mountain Ski Resort Reopens For Skiing and Snowboarding

SUGAR MOUNTAIN N.C. — Sugar Mountain Resort in North Carolina reopened Saturday, November 27, 2010,… [more]

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49ers beat Giants to extend NFL win streak

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Defensive end Justin Smith batted down Eli Manning’s fourth-down pass late in the fourth quarter to preserve the San Francisco 49ers’ 27-20 win over the New York Giants. With his team trailing, star quarterback Manning completed a pair of long fourth-down passes and got the Giants into scoring position late in the game. Unlike last [...]

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Dow Jones Hits 1,000

by admin on November 14, 2011

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Profile America — Monday, November 14th. The ups and downs of the New York Stock Market have been in the news a lot this year. These surges and drops have overshadowed the fact that in the long run, the market has made remarkable advances. It was on this day 39 years ago that the Dow [...]

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Labor Day

September 5, 2011

Profile America — Monday, September 5th. This is Labor Day — a time to honor the nation’s working men and women, and traditionally, the end of the summer season. The observance has added meaning this year because of the high unemployment rate. The first Labor Day was celebrated in September 1882 in New York City. [...]

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Brighten The Corner Where You Are

August 14, 2011

Stories Behind the Hymns | by Warren Shiver The inspiration for this great hymn was from Matthew 5-14-16; V-14: “Ye are the Light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid, V-15: Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candle stick; [...]

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Longest Softball Game

August 14, 2011

Profile America — Sunday, August 14th. Many of us have played softball at one time or another, but how about a game with the score of 491 to 467? The event was one of the world’s longest softball games, finally called in the 365th inning because of rain. This epic slugfest took place in Montecello, [...]

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NFIB Launches Campaign to Highlight Regulatory Burden on Small Businesses

August 3, 2011

Small Businesses for Sensible Regulations says federal regulations stifling job growth Washington, D.C. – The nation’s leading small-business organization, the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), today launched a new campaign targeting the increasing number of regulations handed down by the Obama administration that are hampering small business’ ability to create jobs and economic growth. [...]

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Kinston Residents Win Chance to Pursue Voting Rights Lawsuit

August 3, 2011

Decision could have ramifications all over the country By Karen Welsh | Carolina Journal KINSTON — A handful of residents in the small city of Kinston won a decisive victory on the large stage recently after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit kept alive a lawsuit that could have huge ripple effects [...]

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Securing a Republican Majority For a Decade?

August 3, 2011

Courts are Dems’ last line of defense against redrawn maps By David N. Bass | Carolina Journal RALEIGH — With the state legislature approving new redistricting plans last week along party lines, federal and state courts are Democrats’ last line of defense against a set of maps that could ensure Republican control of the North [...]

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NFIB Launches NFIB Sensible Regulation Coalition

August 3, 2011

Washington, DC – Today, The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) will hold a press conference at 2:00pm EST in Washington, DC. The NFIB will be launching a coalition of small businesses to stand against increasing regulations. Press conference is featuring Senator Blanche Lincoln, Chairwoman, Small Businesses for Sensible Regulations. Also speaking will be Dan [...]

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GOP Searches For One More Vote on Abortion Bill

July 19, 2011

Voter photo ID measure also on tap for potential veto override By David N. Bass | Carolina Journal RALEIGH — When the state House takes up a series of veto overrides in late July, an abortion-related measure could have one of the tightest margins, but supporters say they’ll have enough legislators on board to make [...]

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