Cherryville News

Coley Phillip Craft, 42, of 490 Calvary Ch. Rd. in Lincolnton was charged June 11 with one count of failure to appear.

Grace Evangelical Church, 206 N. 14 th St., presents the Songfellows in concert at 6 p.m. June 30 in the church sanctuary.

Ray Gora / Lincoln Times-News Gracie Avery of Lincolnton and Makinley McSwain of Cherryville work on a mural project using repurposed materials to produce works of art on Thursday at the Citizen's Center in dowtown Lincolnton.

The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, N.C., published a story on its website early June 8 focusing on potential fallout from the federal plea deal received by former Cherryville, N.C., official Bonny Alexander.

Up to 30 Gaston County Police officers converged on a northwest Gaston County neighborhood late Sunday when a man involved in a domestic dispute started shooting a .357 magnum at police cars and other property.

First Presbyterian Church, 102 S. Central Ave., hosts a Cancer Support Group Meeting at 6:30 p.m. June 13 for patients, survivors and caregivers.

In hopes to win some prize money, John Queen and Wade Tyndall wait for a giant carp to take their bait.

There are so many good gospel singings this weekend that it's hard to feature just one.

The Concerts on the Creek summer music series returns for its fifth season with 14 weeks of Friday evening concerts from late May through August.

Electric car manufacturer Tesla wants a compromise that will allow it to stay in business in North Carolina.

"I'm really proud to have grown up there and I miss it," Durst said in a phone interview from Grand Rapids, Mich.

Torben Ross, principal of Grier Middle School in Gastonia, will take the helm at Huss, replacing Denece Farris, who plans to retire.