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August 12, 2025

Joseph Burleson

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GOP primary ends with challengers on top

May 8, 2018 SCJ Staff 0

ALBEMARLE — The 2018 primary election came to a conclusion last night and Stanly County will have a new sheriff, three new county commissioners and new representation in both the state House and Senate after […]

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Home builders host candidates

April 18, 2018 Jessica Furr 0

ALBEMARLE — The Yadkin Valley Home Builders Association held its regular meeting Monday night at the Rosebriar Restaurant in Albemarle with local candidates for office on the agenda. Following dinner and some association announcements, the […]

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School safety plan puts Stanly County Sheriff in national spotlight

March 14, 2018 Clay Abernathy 0

ALBEMARLE — Sheriff George T. Burris and the Stanly County School Board are working together to implement an armed Volunteer School Safety Resource Officer Program for Stanly County Schools. The program, which is authorized by […]

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Incumbents face primary, general election challenges

March 6, 2018 admin 0

ALBEMARLE — Stanly County voters will face a long Republican primary ballot in 2018, and all county voters will see contested races from top to bottom on the general election ballot in November. According to […]

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Stanly County Commissioners show support for Hudson

February 21, 2018 Katlyn Batts 0

ALBEMARLE — At their regular meeting on Monday, the Stanly County Commissioners presented Congressman Richard Hudson with a resolution supporting his federal Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, voted to move the time of regular meetings, and […]

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2018 elections cycle begins with early candidate filings

February 14, 2018 Katlyn Batts | Stanly County Journal 0

ALBEMARLE — Filing for primary elections began Monday across the state and 11 candidates filed in Stanly County elections. N.C. House District 67, currently represented by five-term incumbent Justin Burr, will have a GOP primary […]

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