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Cleveland County Sheriff's Office Lt. Thomas Lewis and his son Spencer grow shiitake mushrooms in their backyard to sell at the farmers markets in Shelby and Lincolnton.
Papers in Gastonia, Shelby sold to Florida company
Ten North Carolina newspapers, including the Gaston Gazette and The Star of Shelby, are being sold to a Florida-based publisher.
LaLisa Carpenter accepts her Golden Heart Award while holding daughter Anna-Leigh at the Belwood Community Center on Saturday.
Shelby residents offered rare chance to see Venus transit
Cleveland County residents will be given a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see Venus crossing the face of the sun next week.
Churches serve up breakfast to raise money for projects
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Fame didn't change legendary musician
Darin and Brooke Aldridge with Doc Watson at his home. Darin said being with Doc that day "is one of the best memories I''ve had -- - one of my top five -- - such a great honor that I will always hold high." Doc Watson was a Grammy Award winner who made millions, but his fame didn't change him, said Dan X. Padgett of Shelby, a banjo player who has ... (more)
County residents among thousands to protest anti-gay pastor
Some clutched Bibles in their hands, warning of God's condemnation of homosexuality.
Group with Shelby ties advances in 'America's Got Talent'
Far right, Darius Bush, from Gastonia, and Roctavius Fewell, from Gastonia, far right in the back row, advanced to the Las Vegas auditions of America's Got Talent Monday.
Group with Shelby ties advances in 'America's Got Talent'
Click HERE for a clip of Inspire the Fire, Inc. audition at American's Got Talent A singing and dancing group with Shelby ties advanced to the next round in a national talent show this week.
Lawmakers consider payments to forcibly sterilized
The General Assembly passed the first vote last week on a bill that would pay eugenics victims who were sterilized from 1929 to 1974 through a state program.
Shelby teen charged with sex offense
A Shelby teen has been charged with a sex offense following an incident with a 12-year-old girl at Bubba's Fun Park, according to the park's manager Bill Lowe.
A slight breeze fluttered the miniature American flags placed into the rolling ground.
Forced sterilization takes forefront in proposed bill
The Sterilization Victims Foundation continues to assist individuals who believe that they or someone they know may have been affected by the N.C. Eugenics Boards program.
Landfill upgrades stall gun range plans
In January, county officials said they hoped to begin preliminary grading for the range, planned to be located at the landfill on Cherryville Road, outside Shelby, this summer.
Pastor Gene Ware and the congregation of New Life Baptist Church, 611 S. 11th Street in Bessemer City invite you to attend their revival Sunday through Wednesday this coming week.
First National Bank wins regional accolade
The award was presented Tuesday at the Ballantyne Country Club in Charlotte during the 2012 Business Leader of the Year banquet.
Police: Man broke into school, stole laptop
A Cleveland County man is accused of breaking into East Elementary School in Kings Mountain and stealing a laptop computer early Thursday.
Camps have the cure for summer doldrums
While summer is a time to relax and be lazy, too much lying around, watching TV or playing video games can cause boredom and crankiness.
NASCAR team owner greets fans in Shelby
SHELBY - Hundreds of fans formed a snaking line at the Keeter Ford Lincoln Roush dealership Wednesday.
County woman killed in head-on crash
A Cleveland County woman died Tuesday afternoon when she sped around a curve and smashed into an oncoming car, according to the N.C. Highway Patrol.