Lincoln County vies for Chinese company
by Courtney Price DENVER – Lincoln County is in the running to be the site of a Chinese company’s first... Read more
Lake Norman fish safe to eat
by Josh Carpenter MOORESVILLE – Representatives from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services say fish... Read more
For this pageant, it’s all about inner beauty
by Josh Carpenter LINCOLNTON – Meet Brooke Trout. She’s tall, 6-foot-4, 270 pounds, and likes long fishing... Read more
Latest News
- 02/17 Lincoln County vies for Chinese company
- 02/17 Lake Norman fish safe to eat
- 02/17 For this pageant, it’s all about inner beauty
- 02/17 County to move forward with development plan
- 02/17 Forget groundhogs, focus on lake levels
- 02/17 County sees slight school crime increase
- 02/17 Making the grade: East Lincoln High
- 02/17 SouthLake students deliver new home to S.C. widow
- 02/17 Obituaries for February 17
News
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Lincoln County vies for Chinese company
by Courtney Price DENVER – Lincoln County is in the running to be the site of a Chinese company’s first North American manufacturing plant. Chongqing RATO Power Co., Ltd., a… Read more
- Lake Norman fish safe to eat
- For this pageant, it’s all about inner beauty
- County to move forward with development plan
Sports
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Maness assumes control of North Lincoln football Knights
by Aaron Burns North Lincoln High football coach David Maness enters his 27th year as a head coach in 2012. (Aaron Burns/DW photo) The last time David Maness was a head… Read more
- O’Donnell takes over as SouthLake football coach
- Sports Shorts for February 17
- Conference realignment to shuffle area teams
Opinions
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Forget groundhogs, focus on lake levels
Fishing with Gus Water temperatures and lake levels, not a groundhog’s shadow, will be determining factors as to how soon the fish on Lake Norman will move to the shallows… Read more
- Make it a Valentine’s Day to remember
- Remember, there’s no catfish in heaven
- Let’s review some unwritten rules of fishing
Education
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County sees slight school crime increase
Criminal acts decrease at East Lincoln High by Courtney Price Crime in Lincoln County Schools increased 12 percent in one year, according to data reported by the N.C. Department of Public… Read more
- Making the grade: East Lincoln High
- North Lincoln Middle named ‘School to Watch’
- Students honor history – past and present
Faith
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SouthLake students deliver new home to S.C. widow
by Leah Wallace Mission complete. After three trips to South Carolina, sophomores at SouthLake Christian Academy recently finished a mission they began late last year. The students traveled back to Honea… Read more
- Members put their hearts into new church
- New thrift store will support women’s ministry
- New Destiny moves to new site
Movies
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‘Man on a Ledge’
by Tim Ross For many movie patrons, Hollywood – where stars are outlandish characters who cavort endlessly in the spotlight – probably seems a bit like the wild West. In… Read more
- ‘Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close’
- 'Haywire'
- ‘Contraband’
