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An artistic enlightenment
Students at Stallings Elementary learn traditional Indian art STALLINGS – Fifth-graders at Stallings Elementary recently got a taste of Indian art through a special Kolam workshop. First grade teacher Suresh… Read more
HealthSource supports teachers with ‘Community Heroes Day’
Matthews-based HealthSource Chiropractic and Progressive Wellness offers free massage therapy for teachers throughout the school year as a way to relax and de-stress in the hopes of boosting morale. The… Read more
On the Right (War) Path
Weddington’s strong blend of defense, offense has led to a 5-1 record Being the proud owners of a surprising 5-1 record is nothing new for the Weddington football team…. Read more
UCW Football Notebook
Cuthbertson’s stingy defense stifles Cardinals Much has been made this season of the Cuthbertson offense, and rightfully so, as the unit has several game-breaking stars. Those players were on full… Read more
UCW Sports Shorts
Cougar boys soccer rides win streak With its most recent victory, a 1-0 defeat of Forest Hills on Oct. 3, the Central Academy of Technology & Arts boys soccer team… Read more
Committee approves Indian Trail’s two new park designs
INDIAN TRAIL – People in Indian Trail are getting their first looks at what two new town parks may look like, assuming voters approve millions of dollars in bonds needed… Read more
County cracking down as drivers endanger students
MARVIN – Union County Sheriff’s Office deputies across the county are on alert for drivers passing stopped school buses, as some 40 drivers a day blow through stops and endanger… Read more
Wesley Chapel town hall bids too expensive
WESLEY CHAPEL – Progress with the Wesley Chapel town hall reached a temporary standstill Tuesday as all seven bids for construction came in over budget. The village recently began collecting… Read more
Indian Trail cemetery could become historic site
INDIAN TRAIL – A piece of Indian Trail history is situated between a golf course and a radiator specialty shop, and most residents don’t even know it’s there. Indian Trail… Read more
The ‘bosses’ face off on the volleyball court
Administrators from the Piedmont and Porter Ridge cluster schools went head-to-head Wednesday evening in a “friendraiser” that raised $1,704 for the Union County Educational Foundation. Dubbed “Battle of the Bosses… Read more
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