• Builders against Cabarrus zoning plan
• Downtown aims for historic list
• Landownders join to fight company's demands
• Campaigning for Bush in New England
• Spencer board looks at problems
• Power loss makes storm doubly bad
• Mason bee meets fork in the road - Mark Wineka column
• Area obituaries

01.30.2000

• Family says harassment had gunman on edge before shooting
• Hege describes scene of killing
• Group seeks to help people cope with mental illnesses
• Getting through all the frustrations
• Watt awaiting word on 12th District boundaries
• F&M Bank strikes deal for Main Street property
• ’99 a record year for building permits
• From story of Elian to plight of North Middle, respect for men’s roles appears to be lacking - Opinion
• Sleeping on our image - Opinion
• Pains have not changed for those growing-up years - Opinion
• West’s White rebounds
• Rowan-Salisbury school menus
• Healing Connection - Lifestyle
• Area obituaries

01.29.2000

• Davisdon mourns slain officer
• Karate expert wants to leave legacy
• Like Family - Faith
• It makes the world go round - Faith
• Child dies of genetic disorder
• Catawba grad helped track bomber
• West rips Wonders
• First-half defense wins for West girls
• Tabor nips South boys
• Greene pleased with South Rowan girls, even in 60-50 defeat
• War Eagles rebound for 84-73 win over Reynolds
• Davie girls fall to R.J. Reynolds
• Area obituaries

01.28.2000

• Lexington man kills Davidson deputy, self
• Friends say deputy ‘always willing to help’
• Man dies as house burns
• DWI suspected in fatal wreck
• School study points out problems
• Many students are ready to go back to school
• Theodore Leonard of Catawba dies
• Meals must go through
• Volunteers always needed
• Shelter needs food and clothing
• Efird files again for Kannapolis board
• School efficiency study - Opinion
• South boys ground high-flying War Eagles
• Raider offense never shows in loss to Davie
• Area obituaries

01.27.2000

• Frozen roads keep students home
• Car strikes woman after she slips on ice
• Task force: Get that couch off your porch
• Hayes files, Taylor gears up for rematch
• Court date set in deputy’s death
• Cunningham files for 23rd district
• Piling on blankets while waiting for power
• Landis closed session my have been illegal
• Monolith's muffin merger mission - Opinion
• School snow days - Opinion
• 101 points for Falcons
• West girls fall 46-43
• Argrett takes his records in stride
• Area obituaries

01.26.2000

• Recovery from snow continues
• Girl OK after being trapped under truck
• Richfield residents focus on the basics after some areas get more than a foot of snow
• Need ‘critical’ for DSS agent
• Social Services seeks cheaper methods of providing foster care
• China Grove board won’t say what happened in closed session
• Hey, I’ve got this great snowman
• No vote on birth control
• Statesville’s Leonard Plyler files for 12th District House seat
• Drinking and driving - Opinion
• North Rowan Middle - Opinion
• North Rowan’s boys win Piedmont Triad meet
• Winter Flight race to be held Feb. 6
• Area obituaries

01.25.2000

• Rowan dodges worst of storm
• School’s out... so is spring break
• North Rowan draws fire, praise
• Kannapolis may need new middle school
• County Planning Board keep same leadership
• Former Salisbury coach files for commissioner
• Plej’s store to be rebuilt
• ‘Flag fatigue’ sapping S.C. - Opinion
• Area obituaries

01.24.2000

• Each day brings a new winter threat
• Two face charges in carwash thefts
• Man accused of raping child faces more charges
• Catawba offers chance to study English churches
• Register of Deeds office leaps into 21st century
• Passing the buck
• The wonders of music - Lifestyles
• Sky keeps falling in Chapel Hill - Mark Wineka Column
• Area obituaries

01.23.2000

• North Rowan parents tried for months to reach solution
• Mishaps up as snow hits
• Business, travel dicey after storm
• I-85 plans mean dramatic changes
• Widening project on schedule
• Crime control group narrows focus to youth, vacant homes and drugs
• Childhood friendship good for new laughs
• Rough road for businesses - Opinion
• Devils charge past Deacons
• UNC can’t shake losing
• Crescent golfers tee up new season
• Visiting Johnson C. Smith sweeps past Livingstone
• Realignment could create new conference for South
• Argrett joins elite list after 40-point night
• Dominating Misenheimer sets Mustang win record
• Missed freebies sink Indians
• Catawba women smoke L-R Bears
• Wicker has a lot to be uncomfortable about - Insight
• North Rowan: A nightmare remembered
• Area obituaries

01.22.2000

• Changing attitudes
• A story of Faith
• Don’t forget hungry, thirsty birds
• Mustard packs aided breathing - Rose Post
• Darts and Laurels - Opinion
• Falcons flatten Mustangs 91-35
• Goodman makes the plays for West
• 2nd-half start keys North over Eagles
• Honeycutt leads Cavaliers over East Davidson
• Wow! South’s Argrett scores 40, grabs 22 rebounds
• Northwest stifles Lady Raiders
• Hornet boys crumble
• Bison pound Hornet girls
• Area obituaries

01.21.2000

• Library acquires Civil War diary
• Town continues to grapple with problems in its police department
• Construction under way on Aldi center
• Students excel at School of the Arts - InSync
• Correction
• Education alternatives - Opinion
• To fund school improvements - Opinion
• East boys speechless after loss
• Hornets take North to OT
• One strong half enough for South
• Shooting woes sink Mustang girls against Panthers
• Sluggish Cavs top Salisbury
• South girls win second straight
• Area obituaries

01.20.2000

• Families struggle with wreck’s aftermath
• Mustard plasters saved her from the flu - Rose Post
• City, county agree to look for ways to simplify permits
• Family of crash victim disputes account of driver who ran into truck
• Easy Street to get a new life as walkway
• Kannapolis residents rejoice as work starts on Glenn Avenue bridge
• Correction
• New partnership - Opinion
• Split votes - Opinion
• Falcon girls whip Harding
• Minter makes most of Rams’ rematch
• Area obituaries

01.19.2000

• Spencer man dies in wreck
• More flakes on the way
• Merchants to take over Sportswriter Hall of Fame
• Police chase injures one
• Cabarrus commits to three schools
• Cochrane files for lt. gov.
• Kannapolis board asks for taxing authority
• Rowan Readings - Opinion
• Pfeiffer delivers defeat to Anderson
• Sugar Bowl memories remain long after game
• Area obituaries

01.18.2000

• Rowan wakes to heavy snowfall
• Liberty tax supporters say ‘no free rides’
• State grant boosts Sheriff’s Department
• Mistreated Rottweiler rebounds under special care
• Police chief urges positive thinking at King Day event
• Essays revive King’s spirit
• Fostering discipline - Opinion
• Sleds and smiles - Opinion
• A real ringer - Opinion
• Salisbury girls nip Comets
• Hornets bitten by Tick
• Area obituaries

01.17.2000

• Don’t let dream die now
• ‘There is still more to be done’
• Public hearing to focus on potential leak
• Jacksons keep eyes on road
• Current influenza outbreak recalls epidemic of 1918
• Pack crushes Wake; Duke slaughters ‘Noles
• Area obituaries

01.16.2000

• Rowan air quality suffering
• Day in the life of North Middle
• One bad student causes headaches for all
• Liberty striving to find right way to pay for its fire protection
• County could go to court over pipeline dispute
• Record number of deeds recorded
• Operations give hope to three local families
• Martin Luther King Jr. parade set for Monday
• Tarheels’ intensity questioned
• Blue Bears fall to Rams
• Katie Watson still hunting - Lifestyle
• All schools can learn from North Middle - Opinion
• More supervision for troublemakers
• ‘Lightfoot’ could strike again
• Area obituaries

01.15.2000

• Chapel dedicated for truckers
• Rowan has fifth highest number of child abuse cases in state
• Charges filed in fatal crash
• Two found guilty of robbing, beating Hispanic family
• Is Jesus a liability for politicians?
• Sharing Shepherds
• Discipline czar on the job
• Area obituaries
• East Rowan boys fall to Vikings 61-47 as Gill walks
• Inside game sparks East
• Cav boys now 5-0 in league
• Bison bomb North girls 85-64
• Titans another tough CPC foe for Raiders
• South girls back in win column
• Ledford girls bop Hornets
• Ledford pulls away after halftime

01.14.2000

• Wreck kills one, injures six
• Commission hikes cost for pipeline right of way
• Driver fends off accusation of drunk driving in fatal accident
• Two arrested for trafficking methamphetamine
• Holiday closings
• Troutman files for Moore’s seat
• Deaf juror makes history
• Peck still influences his world - Rose Post Column
• Corrections
• Keepsakes - Opinion
• Kannapolis survey delayed - Opinion
• South Rowan needs commitment
• Kings over queens - Lifeplus
• Area obituaries

01.13.2000

• Principal predicts firing, claims racial bias
• Board members react
• McCann issues plan
• Town hopes reorganization quiets turmoil in police department
• Rumple makes bid for Rowan commission
• Police looking for help with arson, murder
• Flu bug rattles Rowan
• Kannapolis may gain second park
• Landis sidewalks could get new look
• Stepfather charged with sex offenses
• Corrections
• Duke cracks jackets
• North Stanly girls, Albemarle boys win
• O’Kelley comes alive in second
• Pack beats Cavs 65-62
• Area obituaries

01.12.2000

• Seeking a solution
• A struggle for control
• Police looking at foul play from death in apartment fire
• Flu fills hospital, lowers blood supply
• Competition seeks artist to design Freedman’s memorial
• King holiday brings many celebrations
• North Middle complaints - Opinion
• Y not donate? - Opinion
• Davie suffers 1st loss
• Raiders dropped
• South girls doomed by slow start
• Falcons win OT thriller
• West girls get a leg up in SPC
• Area obituaries

01.11.2000

• Woman dies in fire
• Crisis at North Middle
• ‘Lucky’ puppy rescued from well
• 9-year-old’s ear scalded
• Tobacco use rises - Opinion
• Hornet boys carve out ugly win over Eagles
• Shoaf disappointed in Salisbury girls loss
• Reddick wins it for North Rowan
• Honeycutt: Farewell to Jacket gym
• Area obituaries

01.10.2000

• Kannapolis to expand water treatment
• Phil Kirk at East: Educators motivated others to do their best
• China Grove 1st Methodist marks 100th anniversary
• Rowan woman joins state Senate race
• Advisers steer students to success
• Area obituaries

01.09.2000

• Landis considers manager
• New van means more freedom for quadriplegic
• Kannapolis looks at ban on group facilities
• Landis mulls rules for firefighters
• Water works - At Home
• Safety and scholarship - Opinion
• What’s wrong with west? Nothing
• Picking the dream team
• UNC pounds Pack
• Caring and sharing - Lifestyle
• Area obituaries

01.08.2000

• Problem park in Landis
• Big changes coming to troubled mobile home park in Landis
• Livingstone among black colleges that received hate letters
• Moore won’t seek re-election to 90th N.C. House District
• Construction delayed at new middle school
• Another teacher happy for hard-won success
• Tracing your past is easy on the Internet
• Mustangs romp
• East girls blow lead, game
• Wonder girls stun Trojans
• Hubbard, Trojans spurt Past Wonders 82-70
• Cavs romp over Comets
• Career high for Courtney in victory
• Salisbury boys fall silent in last minute
• Super Schenk leads West to 65-31 win
• Minter hosts block party
• Area obituaries

01.07.2000

• Cop’s girlfriend says shooting was accidental
• Words of remembrance for teens lost in wreck
• Driver acquitted in N.C. 150 fatality
• From none to four, grandparents rejoice
• Miscalculation forces town to dip into reserves
• Sales up for Delhaize
• Taylor to run for 8th District
• Keadle to run for State Senate
• Triple fatality - Opinion
• Peppers powers Tar Heels
• Pack stunner topples Terps
• Area obituaries

01.06.2000

• Wreck claims third life
• Chamber clears building for ‘Gateway’
• School violence steady overall
• Correction
• City approves annexation
• Oral history project wins state award
• Hartsell will seek his sixth term in 22nd Senatorial District
• Landis employees win praise by cutting spending
• Long-lost ring found in front yard
• Union talks continue at Fieldcrest Cannon
• Change for chamber - Opinion
• Quality of life incentive enough - Opinion
• Salisbury girls showing confidence
• Byrd, McCulough, Reddick lead North romp
• Ledford dominates second half
• Beck wins it for Raider boys
• Out of Africa - Lifestyle
• Area obituaries

01.05.2000

• Girlfriend charged in shooting of police officer
• Two killed, four injured in wreck
• City bans demolition in historic district
• Electrical shortage likely cause of fire
• Landis focused on paving
• Three join race for Cochrane’s 38th District Senate seat
• Demolition moratorium - Opinion
• A sad so-long - Opinion
• East can’t knock out Allison
• Mustangs roll past Wonders
• Davie moves to 14-0
• Panthers no match for soaring Falcons
• West girls run over Piedmont
• Area obituaries

01.04.2000

• Two file to run against Moore
• Mother and daughter open county’s biggest day care
• County approves contract to build tower for Aldi
• County OKs bonds for Cardinal Rubber plant
• Commissioners Cohen and Rowland file first
• Gardner seeks ninth term in 35th District
• East Spencer gets more bad news on water
• Two Republicans file for Cabarrus seats
• Important endorsement - Opinion
• Former board chair faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors
• Hornets win opener
• Lady Cavs have fun at Golden Eagles’ expense
• Talented High Point leaves Salisbury girls sickened
• Cavs slam East
• Area obituaries

01.03.2000

• Group home employees fired after teen-agers’ party
• Forty-five isn’t enough for Panthers
• Small-town Barnhardt surviving
• Sports bar: The county gives, the county takes away
• Confusion leads to change in procedure
• County approves purchase of new voting machines
• Shots fired at car in McDonald’s lot
• Preparation paid off - Opinion
• A Christmas gift of new memories - Mark Wineka column
• Heels explode 86 - 53
• Area obituaries

01.02.2000

• 1999 a busy year for builders
• Double homicide, infant deaths among ’99 violent crimes
• 2:18 a.m. the right time for babies
• New Army recruiter comes to town
• Widening interstate brings big changes along Innes Street
• Agency battles illiteracy
• Youthful obsessions not all bad - Opinion
• Pharr not worrying 'bout hoops
• USAToday picks Philip Yost as best prep kicker
• Hall of Fame induction a family affair
• Area obituaries

01.01.2000

• Ringing out the old
• A quiet night at Rowan County’s 911 control center
• World welcomes 2000: No big Y2K problems
• Couple celebrates new year by exchanging wedding vows
• Autopsy: Man found asleep on dead baby
• Deputy, other help after tragedy strikes twice
• Woman of three centuries
• A joyful noise at the church
• Crescent picks up Hurst
• Area obituaries