• Road study program shut down at UNCC
• The man behind the mascot
• Cochrane confident heading into primaries
• Experienced Republicans on ballot Tuesday
• Consensus crucial - Editorial
• A Hall of Fame to call our own - Ronnie Gallagher column
• We remember Robinson, but what about Doby? - Mike London column
• Izenberg: The great storyteller - David Shaw column
• Salisbury girls win regionals
• Area obituaries

04.29.2000

• Voting machines ready to tally
• Former teacher’s conviction reversed
• Review set on Underwood conviction
• Saving grace
• If God only gives you an inch, it’s enough
• Does my faith make a difference?
• Food for the Poor
• Area obituaries

04.28.2000

• Change of plans: CP&L wants to alter permit
• Town takes action on messy property
• Board rescinds another part of school plan
• McBride walks free 10 years after boy dies
• VJ winner in New York
• Auditor’s report - Editorial
• Salisbury tennis tears up Tigers
• Rowan athletes seeded in meet
• Area obituaries

04.27.2000

• Debate focuses on flag
• Watt: Medicare should pay for drugs
• GOP candidates eye 12th District
• Stanback gives East a headache
• Todt, Preston lead East tennis into next round of playoffs
• Digital discord - Editorial
• Area obituaries

04.26.2000

• Ten-digit calling a little closer
• Community awards go to six recipients
• DSS seeks cheaper ways to house troubled kids
• Child support collections on record pace
• Sexual abuse charges join list of offenses
• Weevils earn split decision
• Misenheimer to Misenheimer
• Area obituaries

04.25.2000

• Gardner wants extra money for worst roads
• Kannapolis officials say road funds sit too long
• Jay Robinson
• Lost and found - Editorial
• Providence wins Classic title
• Mustangs defeat Albemarle
• Raiders fall short in 8-6 loss
• Area obituaries

04.24.2000

• Family happy to have boys home again
• I-85 corridor focus of forum set for May 8
• Thousands hunt for Easter eggs
• Second straight miracle not in the cards for Weevils
• Area obituaries

04.23.2000

• Ketner voicing displeasure with Delhaize America plans
• Now Haleigh’s happy
• Redrawn district poses a challenge
• Albemarle stuns Cavaliers
• Raiders throw Falcons a curve
• East stomps Salisbury
• Commission candidates debate - Editorial
• Area obituaries

04.22.2000

• Pre-trial release program set to begin
• 14 running for Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
• Murderer being considered for parole
• Master Gardener volunteers at work - Darrell Blackwelder column
• West stops Piedmont 6-5 in baseball
• Presbyterian retains SAC men’s golf lead
• Area obituaries

04.21.2000

• Crew gets fine footage of Salisbury for library
• Group home worker charged
• Lawsuit against DSS faces delay
• 21-year-old writes note, leaves
• A family lost and found brings joy to woman - Area
• Power surge can’t keep Indians alive
• Close loss cause for high hopes
• Milem ‘owes’ West’s Kraft
• Catawba’s Thompson has tennis on the way
• Area obituaries

04.20.2000

• Solite neighbors aren’t satisfied
• Man guilty in sex case
• Suspects in drug trafficking caught
• Dr. Tyson stepping down
• Flag stand recanted - opinion
• Byrd protects victory for Myers, Boll Weevils
• Catawba women advance
• Tusculum leads SAC women’s golf
• East Rowan girls get first track title
• Rally falls 10 feet short
• Davis wins it for West boys
• Softball team ousted
• Area obituaries
  

04.19.2000

• City Council voices support for Salisbury High School
• Kannapolis sex offender on trial again
• Convictions may hurt in new case
• State group tells how roads got so bad
• State panel will discuss Piper’s position
• Opinion
• Crafty Crawdad controls Weevils
• Track belongs to Cavs
• Sides hurls ho-hum no-hitter
• Area obituaries

04.18.2000

• Tadlock makes a run for agriculture
• Landis could stay in electric business
• River Park gets first big donation
• Enochville day care center vandalized
• Fight against Solite headed to Raleigh
• Center gains recognition - editorial
• Senate misses Dole’s civility and wit
• North teams wrap up titles
• Weevils win 9-8
• Area obituaries

04.17.2000

• Co-founder of South JROTC to retire
• China Grove woman dies
• What heavy metals can do to you
• Scientists looking into health issues
• 49ers draft Milem in 5th round
• Isenhour takes home another big check
• What is the future of Food Lion?- Editorial special
• Rowan woman gets royal treatment - Rose Post column
• Area obituaries

04.16.2000

• Workers part of a ‘family business’
• Solite says concern misplaced
• Cohen, Rowland face tough challenge from three newcomers
• Redistricting proponents say SHS withering without new students
• Online classes one option for SHS
• Rockin’ in the free (tickets) world - Sara Pitzer column
• Area obituaries

04.15.2000

• Spencer’s day in the spotlight
• Charlotte girl going to next round as VJ
• Auditions over - mission accomplished
• VJ wannabes include ‘freaks, geeks’
• Road trips worth it for ‘once in a lifetime thing’
• First United Methodist opens time capsule
• The ruin of us all - Faith
• Darts and laurels - Editorial
• Dixon primed for Va. Tech
• Area obituaries

04.14.2000

• MTV draws huge crowd to Spencer
• VJ contestant finds Southern hospitality in Spencer
• BET personality surprises students at Livingstone
• Armed robbers caught after terrifying clerk
• Rockwell store hit by armed robbers, too
• Rowan man pleads guilty to killing co-worker
• Senate debate focuses on education
• Woman seriously hurt in accident
• Hornet lands at UTEP
• Slow start didn’t deter Honeycutt
• Pfeiffer golfers earn record-setting CVAC title; Indians win in Hickory
• Area obituaries

04.13.2000

• New name for U.S. 70 honors ‘greatest son of Rowan County’
• Gov. Hunt says Rowan needs more road money
• School officials backing off plan
• Good news for Oakland Heights
• Tricky blaze hides in Parkdale Mills
• Spring break debate - Editorial
• Weevils win 6th straight
• Schools see new proposal
• East stunned by Northwest
• Peebles lifts West, 1-0
• Area obituaries

04.12.2000

• Woman indicted for embezzling
• China Grove will keep its crape myrtles
• Spencer ready for MTV event
• Cohen says redistricting map shows simple plan
• Crape myrtles, squirrels - Editorial
• West’s Steele steals show in SPC
• Doby makes Good on start
• Raiders give game to CPC for Tabor
• Weevils wallop Cats
• Area obituaries

04.11.2000

• Redistricting won’t affect high schools
• Rowan County commissioners jump into fray
• China Grove annexation plan comes full circle
• Kannapolis left hanging
• BET planning to film show at Livingstone
• Be yourself - Jennifer Moxley column
• High school students can learn valuable skills through college courses
• Weevils look good in opener
• Scooter meets Morrison - Mike London column
• Area obituaries
• To little girl, nothing’s impossible

04.10.2000

• Confederate Prison part of ‘very hot’ history
• We keep links to Union prisons
• Companies from all over state, region have sent in materials
• Caldwell County officials dealing with ongoing problems for incinerator
• Years of troubles at Solite
• Monitoring a never-ending operation
• Solite violations since 1983
• Post writers claim Working Press awards
• New mothers and New England - Lifestyles
• Scooter: AP Player of Year
• Walker to pitch opener
• Area obituaries

04.09.2000

• MTV gig: Winner of last year’s VJ deal knows it’s a blast
• Slow burn
• Concerns have grown over years
• Let the squirrel hunt begin
• Parnell remains optomistic
• Area obituaries

04.08.2000

• Family histories abound at Confederate Prison Symposium
• Parents deliver 100 appeals of school redistricting plan
• Landis students re-create pioneer days
• Kannapolis school board to get 2 new members
• Death is not the end for Christians - Faith
• Creationism versus evolution - Faith
• 2000 All-County Basketball Team - girls
• 2000 All-County Basketball Team - boys
• Area obituaries

04.07.2000

• Let the games begin
• DWI cases trigger felony indictments
• State: Rowan colleges rank good and bad for teacher education
• China Grove schools get two officers
• Drugs, guns and tragedy - Editorial
• In the line of duty - Editorial
• Mustangs take charge in SPC
• West Rowan splits with Harding
• Salisbury Herald told story of hunter’s adventure - Moments in History
• Area obituaries

04.06.2000

• School secretary embezzled $27,000
• Census workers comb ‘special places’
• China Grove leads the pack in census returns
• Expert: Sheriff’s claims won’t stick
• Nazareth Children’s home announces $375,000 in grants
• Weevils play Ashesville tonight
• Hampton leads West over east
• Jammin’ for life - Lifestyle
• Area obituaries

04.05.2000

• Transformer fire claims man’s life in steam plant accident
• Grand jury indicts woman in grandmother’s death
• Man gets 20 days for role in fatal chase
• A guilty plea from shooting
• Seeking a new post
• Residents raise some complaints over yard sales fee
• Tree talk
• Robber pretends he has bomb
• Solite solution long past due - Editorial
• Welcome Weevils tonight
• Patterson gets Indians out of jam
• High Rock Boat and Ski Club gears up for yet another summer - Lifestyles
• Corrections
• Area obituaries

04.04.2000

• Explosion rocks Duke Power plant
• Groups hammer attorney general over response to Solite pollution
• County officials still steamed over sheriff’s stickers
• Commission asks why Rowan roads are so bad
• Angry parents appeal to county about school redistricting
• Southeast will be ready, officials say
• East Spencer concerned about count
• Hiring freeze: Rowan Regional looks for ways to cut costs
• MTV will roll into Spencer
• We lived March Madness
• Area obituaries

04.03.2000

• Woman dies in blaze at her home
• Salisbury woman dies in wreck
• Wilhelm rebuffs county officials about his bumper stickers
• Looking for your census form? You may get a visitor, too
• County asks schools to redo plan
• Lighthouse gets double take
• Community service workers picking up litter
• Seeking soulmates via personals
• Overcrowding answer: ‘Miraculous’ children - Letter to the editor
• Salisbury; Glossing over the law   - Letter to the editor
• Oakwood donation creates third auction for Shriners
• Feeling good about Guthridge
• Hoop Summit was much more serious
• Area obituaries

04.02.2000

• Drug stores deciding to go it alone
• Trapped by mobile home park owner and the law
• Long-time mobile home park resident in no-win situation
• McCombs isn’t taking inexperienced challenger lightly in race for 83rd House
• China Grove tries to clean up former club
• Fountains can tell a story
• Cyber savvy: Fun with pets on the Web
• School redistricting plan going before commissioners Monday
• ‘Boss’ stands tall in Granite Quarry
• At least I’m not a pothead
• Gators clamp down on Heels’ championship hopes
• Rowan hoops history collides in Indianapolis
• Area obituaries

04.01.2000

• Finalists chosen
• Clergymen encourage true forgiveness
• You don’t have to look far to help
• Hatleys’ two-hitter keeps powerful East unbeaten
• Road to Indianapolis
• Area obituaries