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A Lenoir church is accusing a construction company of cheating it out of $25,000. Mountain Pilgrim Baptist Church filed a lawsuit on Thursday saying Robbie Byerly agreed in November to remodel the church’s sanctuary but did not
The Caldwell County Health Department will be hosting the 2019 Child Health and Safety Fair outside of the Health and Human Services Building on Morganton Blvd SW. During this event children and parents will discuss safety with
Two people were injured after their truck rolled into them while they were trying to get a lawnmower out of a ditch Thursday afternoon, according to the News Herald. A mother was on a lawn mower while
Hickory police were called to several scenes ;last night after a shooting south of downtown left a 16-year-old and a 3-year-old hospitalized, reported by WSOC-TV. Police said the 16-year-old, is in critical condition and the 3-year-old, is
NC Gravity Games Postponed to April 27 Forecasted Thunderstorms Force Date Change, Event to Run as Usual in Two Weeks (Lenoir, NC) – April 11, 2019 – A forecasted washout and thunderstorms has forced the postponement of
A movie filmed in the Morganton area, which has been in production for more than two years, will make its debut in early May, as reported by the News-Herald. On May 2, at 7 p.m. at Marquee
Hickory Daily Record reports a former Newton police officer began serving a federal prison sentence last month after pleading guilty to defrauding the Fraternal Order of Police. Timothy James Brewer, pleaded guilty to a wire fraud charge
Sewer rates are set to increase in Gamewell by almost 5 percent starting July 1, according to the News-Topic. Gamewell contracts with Lenoir for sewer services, and Lenoir’s processing fees increase at the beginning of the new
The N.C. Forest Service is urging NC residents to think safety and exercise extra caution when burning materials during the spring fire season. The spring fire season typically runs from March through May, and historically is the
Work started on Monday on Union Square in Hickory, that will be a months-long redesign of the area, according to the Hickory Daily Record. Assistant City Manager Rick Beasley said in March the work will include removing
