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Oklahoma disaster aid efforts grow
Carrying supplies and volunteers, the back of the vehicle will display a magnet that reads "Cleveland County, North Carolina taking donations to Cleveland County, Oklahoma." "We're hoping people will stop us along the way and give," said Michele Putnam, a local nurse who's helped organize aid donations for the victims of this week's devastating ... (more)
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Music scene: Concerts coming to the area
The Traffic Jam Band, Wine Down Friday, 7-9 p.m. May 24, acoustic rock, blues and pop, Owl's Eye Winery David Parker, Wine Down Friday, 7-9 p.m. May 31, Owl's Eye Winery, 1414 Metcalf Road, Shelby.
Alive After Five Season Announced
Uptown Shelby Association presents Alive After Five, scheduled to begin May 23rd.
Carolina Music Productions 052213 on Shelby Shopper
The last few weeks I've introduced my 3rd and 4th graders to the activity I call, "Let's Make a Band!" I assign a group of 3-5 students to a 'band' and guide them through the steps of choosing a band name, a style of music, and instruments to use in their band.
Children's book author helps kick off Soles4Souls shoe drive in Shelby
Shope's Shoes, 1843 E. Dixon Blvd., Shelby, recently became a permanent drop off site for Soles4Souls, an international shoe charity that recycles gently worn footwear and redistributes them in the United States and internationally.
The Star accepting donations for Oklahoma relief
Stop by The Star offices and help us raise money for the American Red Cross to aid in tornado relief efforts in Oklahoma.
Local students to receive Freeman scholarships
Gardner-Webb University announced the names of the students during a presentation Tuesday at the Cleveland County Chamber.
Brazilians visit Shelby as part of Rotary exchange
Tom McNichol / special to The Star Members of the Brazilian Rotary Group Study Exchange Team arrived in Shelby May 17.
Several readers have contacted me or The Star in recent weeks with questions about rumors of new Cracker Barrel, Hobby Lobby, Marshall's and T.J. Maxx stores coming to Cleveland County.
Children's author visits library
The story encourages families to recycle and repurpose items by giving them to organizations like Soles4Souls.
Girl Scouts recognized for efforts to feed hungry
Brittany Randolph/The Star. Girl Scouts in Cadette Troop 12031 received a Golden Heart Award for kicking off Create for a Cause.
Baptist Association Awards Diplomas
The spring 2013 Bi-Annual meeting of the Greater Cleveland County Baptist Association was held April 29 at Shelby Mission Camp.
Woman faces animal cruelty charges
A woman was recently arrested and charged with animal cruelty after not properly caring for her three dogs, according to arrest warrants.
Six names were read out and each time a name was announced, an officer pinned a small blue flower in the wreath.
Police searching for missing woman
Sgt. Michael Meyers said Melissa Hamrick Bumgarner, 42, left on foot last Tuesday and her family filed a missing person report Saturday.
We found Mickey Bell, Lester Robbs, Jimmy Phillips and Dennis Bailey at the Shelby City Parks Royster Golf Course, participating in the Mad-Dogs Choose-Up. The Mad-Dogs Choose-Up is held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
CECHS provides the opportunity for students to graduate in five years with both their high school diploma and associate's degree.
Keep Shelby Beautiful Presents Appearance Awards
Keep Shelby Beautiful recently presented the April 2013 "Effie Murphy Wallace Residential Appearance Awards" to Jeff Cooke at 810 Kings Road and to Jose Lovo at 207 Charles Road.
(Updated 6 p.m.) Owner of Shelby consignment store arrested, charged
The owner of a local consignment shop was arrested Friday after law enforcement officers said she knowingly obtained and sold stolen jewelry, according to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office.
Owner of Shelby consignment store arrested, charged
Sheriff's office vehicles were parked outside A Perfect Find on E. Dixon Boulevard on Friday afternoon as investigators searched the business.