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August 18, 2025

Zach Almond

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ALMOND: CREATES Act is a bipartisan answer to a real problem

December 14, 2017 Zach Almond 0

The cost of medicine is a problem for many North Carolinians and Stanly County citizens. The increasing cost of medications is impacting the young and old in our communities. For years we have all heard […]

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Five Points Public House improves downtown Albemarle

November 8, 2017 Zach Almond | Stanly County Journal 0

For the past month my family and I have gone out to eat at the new Five Points Public House every Thursday. There is a large vintage neon Pontiac sign out front that you can’t […]

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ALMOND: Elections bill saves money and increases voter turnout

October 25, 2017 admin 0

Stanly County tax dollars are being saved due to House Bill 527 introduced by incumbent Republican Representative Justin Burr. While everyone across the state are talking about municipal elections, Stanly County Citizens are not. House […]

opinion

ALMOND: Tax reform good news for Stanly County

October 4, 2017 Zach Almond 0

Ever since President Trump took office most of his promises made on the campaign trail are on track to be fulfilled. One of those promises, the repeal of Obamacare, has recently come to a halt […]

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ALMOND: Charlotte mayors race affects Stanly County

September 26, 2017 Zach Almond 0

Following the September 12 primaries, we now know that Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts will not lead the Queen City after the 2017 municipal elections in November. Roberts was defeated in Democratic mayoral primary by current […]

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