Denver News

New Faith Baptist Church, 1244 May Berry Rd. in Alexis, is hosting "Back to the Bible Jubilee" Friday through Sunday.

Alex Patton isn't ready to stop being a county commissioner yet. The two-term Lincolnton Republican and chairman of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners issued a statement Tuesday announcing that he expects to file for re-election later this month.

Candidate filing for the statewide May 8 primary officially opens at noon on Feb.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will conduct its zoning public hearings meeting 6:30 p.m. Monday on the third floor of the Lincoln County Citizens Center.

Shanda Dianne Cauthen, 27, of 161 Lilly Tr. H in Denver was charged Feb. 2 with one-count of failure to appear.

Computer Users Group The Computer Users Group of Lincolnton will meet 10 a.m. Saturday at the Lincoln County Senior Center, 514 S. Aspen St.

Brian Thomas Bailey Sr., 40, of 107 Acre Rock Rd. in Lawndale was charged Jan. 31 with one-count each of felony larceny and possessing stolen goods.

Deputies said they located marijuana, heroin and drug paraphernalia on an Iron Station man following his attempts to take products from a Denver store over the weekend.

Charlotte- The Charlotte Bobcats suffered their eight-straight lose Saturday at the hands of the Washing Wizards.

In preparation for the Democratic National Convention, the city of Charlotte is expected to buy up to $25 million of new police equipment that could impact for years how officers do their jobs.

The City of Lincolnton Police Department reported the following arrests: Kevin Alejandro Rodriguez, 19, of 177 Springs East Rd.

Employers across the state, including Lincoln County, are continuing to struggle with filling skilled positions despite the current unemployment rate, according to a new survey conducted by the North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards.

Daniel Ramirez, 28, of 163 Springs East Rd. in Lincolnton was charged Jan. 14 with one-count each of simple assault & battery/affray and communicating threats.

Denver - Going back in time is not always a bad thing. And when Executive Director of the Lincoln County Historical Association Jason Harpe is leading the time traveling trip, you know it is going Jason Harpe, Executive Director, Lincoln County Historical Association, talks about the orgin behind the name of the Catawba Springs township.

Real Life Community Church, 5467 E. Highway 27 in Iron Station, will host Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University, a 13-week course, starting 6:30 p.m. Monday.