April 2024 – Page 5 – Stanly County Journal

November 17, 2024

Stanly hands portion of Oakboro road to Charlotte Pipe

April 3, 2024 Jesse Deal 0

ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Board of Commissioners approved a request by NCDOT to abandon a 324-foot section of Lighthouse Road in Oakboro at the board’s meeting on Monday. NCDOT had asked the county to […]

Pfeiffer baseball to host home series with Greensboro

April 3, 2024 Jesse Deal 0

MISENHEIMER — With only two wins in nine USA South conference matchups so far, the Pfeiffer Falcons baseball team is looking to bounce back as it hosts a three-game home series with Greensboro College this […]

Stanly County Arts Council celebrates 50th anniversary

April 3, 2024 Jesse Deal 0

ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Arts Council commemorated its 50th anniversary last week with a grand opening of a new retrospective exhibit at the Stanly County History Center. Unveiled by the Stanly County Chamber of […]

Pickleball tour, pro-am come to Cary

April 2, 2024 The North State Journal Comments Off

Genie Bouchard, the 54th-ranked women’s singles player on the PPA Tour and a Wimbledon finalist in 2014, will participate in Saturday’s North Carolina Pickleball Pro-Am at Cary Tennis Park. (Photo courtesy PPA Tour) Legendary comedian […]

Crutchfield & Willis: North Carolina must count every vote

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KELLOGG & HOELSCHER: Dual status disaster

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HUDSON: Neighbors helping neighbors

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Calif. farmers enjoy pistachio boom, with much headed to China
LOST HILLS, Calif. — Pistachios are growing fast in California, where farmers have been devoting more land to a crop seen as hardier and more drought-tolerant in a state prone to dramatic swings in precipitation. [...] The post Calif. farmers enjoy pistachio boom, with much headed to China first appeared on The North State Journal.
DION: Remembering democracy
Someday, someone’s going to have to remember. If it’s not too many years, it might not be that hard to remember, but if it’s longer, it’s going to be harder. Someone will have to remember [...] The post DION: Remembering democracy first appeared on The North State Journal.
Martin gets first career shutout in Hurricanes’ win over Senators
RALEIGH, N.C. — Brady Tkachuk spent most of the night in Spencer Martin’s crease, bumping, taking up space, and giving the Hurricanes goalie a few post-whistle whacks to try and get him off his game. [...] The post Martin gets first career shutout in Hurricanes’ win over Senators first appeared on The North State Journal.
Charlotte overwhelmed by South Florida in home loss
CHARLOTTE — Hoping to bounce back from three consecutive losses, the Charlotte 49ers were flattened by South Florida in Saturday’s 59-24 loss on Homecoming night. Leading 14-10 heading into halftime, the Bulls (5-5, 3-3 AAC) [...] The post Charlotte overwhelmed by South Florida in home loss first appeared on The North State Journal.
Book Review: ‘Those Opulent Days’ is a mystery drenched in cruelties of colonial French Indochina
It’s not often that a historical novel is set in the Vietnam of the 1920s, a period when the land in Indochina was occupied and exploited by French colonizers. It’s also unusual that such a [...] The post Book Review: ‘Those Opulent Days’ is a mystery drenched in cruelties of colonial French Indochina first appeared […]
HUDSON: Taking care of our veterans
This past Veterans Day, we honored and recognized the best among us: our brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. We owe endless gratitude to these heroes who willingly risked their lives [...] The post HUDSON: Taking care of our veterans first appeared on The North State Journal.

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