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One Cleveland Mall retailer will be shutting its doors for good, company officials said Friday.
No charges in Cherokee County shooting death
Prosecutors say a Georgia man was defending himself and his wife when he shot and killed a 24-year-old Cherokee County man on his property.
Gardner-Webb School of Nursing will train more students through new program
BOILING SPRINGS Gardner-Webb University is proud to announce that its School of Nursing will offer a new generic four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing program starting in the fall of 2010.
Human Remains Found At Shelby Construction Site 14 min ago
Shelby police spent the day investigating at a construction site after a human skull was found Tuesday afternoon.
Hundreds come out to festivals uptown
Luther Barnes drove more than 600 miles in his Carolina blue 1972 Avanti-Studebaker to get one thing - livermush.
Do you know of more local Halloween events going on? E-mail Jackie Bridges at jackiebridges@shelbystar.com . Where: Shelby City Park When: Oct.
Want to know what's up with swine flu? Gardner-Webb hosts public forum
BOILING SPRINGS One of the most talked about health concerns this year will be addressed when Gardner-Webb University's Center for Continuing Professional Education presents a public forum on the H1N1 Flu with Sherry Yocum.
Charone Peake Showcases His Versatility
Projected as one of the nation's top prospects in the 2011 class Dorman WR Charone Peake was out proving it once again on Friday night as he lead his team in a battle of unbeatens against Boiling Springs.
"The Shack" author to be part of GWU Homecoming festivities
BOILING SPRINGS Gardner-Webb University's Office of Alumni Relations is making Homecoming 2009 extra special this year with the addition of two programs featuring best selling author of The Shack, William Paul Young.
Local author returns to Shelby Wednesday: Ron Rash coming to Waldenbooks
After glowing re-views in the New York Times and national critical acclaim, Ron Rash is heading back to his roots again this week.
Electric generator to leave Aiken County today
If all goes as scheduled, the nearly 2 million-pound generator that has been sitting on the side of the Aiken bypass for nearly two weeks will make its move today.
Want to know more about antibiotics? Check out this GWU workshop
BOILING SPRINGS Gardner-Webb University is offering the public a chance to learn more about antibiotics with a two day workshop.
GWU seeks submissions for literary magazine
Needed: All submissions of original poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction are welcome.
'We can do this': Residents, officials share a vision of hope for area children
Kathy Petrov believes in the power of hope. "If you don't have hope, how can you go on," Petrov asked.
Bulldogs nip Patriot Women 2-0
BOILING SPRINGS, NC Gardner-Webb University scored a goal in each half en route to a 2-0 victory over Francis Marion University, Wednesday evening in women's non-conference soccer action.
Giant generator stirs curiosity
It's been described as everything from a monster to a Trojan Horse with thousands of little green Martians hiding inside, but the nearly 2 million-pound behemoth sitting on the side of the Aiken bypass Monday is part of an electric generator headed for a Duke Energy Plant near Boiling Springs, N.C. The generator, made by the Japanese company ...
GWU students to share mission trip experiences
BOILING SPRINGS Every year Gardner-Webb University Campus Ministries sponsors mission trips around the world along with awarding the Pamela Darnell Summer Missions Scholarship.
Community reading and art celebration focuses on Poe
Libraries in Cleveland County are giving away 1,500 books and planning events in several communities during "Ravin' for Poe," a reading initiative designed to bring all Cleveland County residents together through the works of Edgar Allan Poe.
Take steps for healthy living with the YMCA
"The YMCA hopes to inspire the community to take simple steps to achieve lasting healthy changes in their lives," said Wellness Director Tracee Murrell of the Dover Foundation YMCA in Shelby.
Ida K. Bennick Owens and Joseph P. Buchanan are engaged and plan to be married in an outside ceremony in the mountains of North Carolina on October 3, 2009.