06.30.2000

• Busted: Two cited before sale of house with history of drug activity can go through
• CCB merger passes
• Be careful: Weekend likely will be among busiest travel times of year
• Fourth of July closings
• It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood -- for Dan Nicholas campers
• Scooter good to go
• Johnny Benson welded long before he raced
• Maturing Franco keeps Weevils hot
• Greener pastures in sight for ex-Raider star Gaston
• Area obituaries

06.29.2000

• A.L. Brown scores mixed
• Lawsuit filed after drowning
• Blank gold coin worth keeping
• Kevin Cherry’s last day - Rose Post column
• Filing for school board seats begins July 21
• Police seek suspect after armed robbery
• Finger painting: Teresa Rafferty - Lifestyle
• Salisbury tennis star ready to play biggest Point of all
• Area obituaries

06.28.2000

• An eggstraordinary event: hen lays a huge egg
• Social Services reappointment held up
• Faith preparing for big Fourth of July celebration
• ... and that means a lot of slaw to prepare
• Survey fiinds most Landis resident think their town is just fine
• Leaders in Kannapolis hoping to protect N.C. 73 corridor
• Vision 2020 Committee working on written plan for Salisbury
• Weevils still have Hickory’s number
• Raiders tab Williams, Chrismon to take over baseball duties
• Area obituaries

06.27.2000

• Korean War remembered
• Appeals fail for Krider and Gosnell
• New districts
• I-85 zoning gets good
• Southern Rowan towns looking into water needs for the future
• Area obituaries

06.26.2000

• Accidents top cause of child deaths
• Western day fun for everyone
• Boater points gun at deputy
• Deputies fired on following car chase
• China Grove planners to answer questions about annexation
• UNCC student interns at Post
• Kannapolis sets hearing on group facilities tonight at 7
• Wisdom and humility - opinion
• A long dry spell - opinion
• R. O. Everett - a man of vision
• Area obituaries

06.25.2000

• Analysts mostly ‘excited’ about CCB merger despite concerns
• Q and A: CCB chief looking for best of both worlds in merger
• No slow days on traffic patrol
• Peeler a record-setter who will be missed - Rose Post column
• Fisher to the rescue for couple from Canada - Rose Post column
• Dr. Sara’s magnet therapy - Sara Pitzer column
• Weird and wacky weddings - Lifestyle
• Search for Livingstone basketball coach down to three
• Bobby Jackson: a free agent - Ronnie Gallagher column
• Announce finalists - editorial
• Area obituaries

06.24.2000

• Hundreds of Mormon teens volunteering around county
• Metro Zoo passes inspection
• Fire damages two moblie homes, destroys restored Model A Ford
• Korean War POW to speak
• Stanly Memorial dedicates cancer center
• Teen faces charges of sexual offenses with two 8-year-olds
• ‘Like a shepherd leading his flock’ - Faith
• Hispanic community honors the Rev. Clements - Faith
• Area obituaries

06.23.2000

• Asthma attack claims life of boy, 14
• Search for school chief stays quiet
• Clifford Peeler dies at 96
• Workers needed - opinion
• Mooresville defeats South Rowan
• Area obituaries
• Flag supporters protest Alcoa’s parking rules

06.22.2000

• Chief Herring shakes up department
• Petition targets aldermen
• Elementary schools in Kannapolis exceed expectations on tests
• A Rowan tradition in Mooresville
• Bad start
• Area obituaries
• Baby monkey’s birth surprises zoo workers

06.21.2000

• Math, science scores up; English, history need work
• Taxes going up 3 cents
• Salisbury man joins Cravin’ Melon - Lifestyles
• All-stars need extra innings
• Weevils talk of the town
• Area obituaries
• Southern comfort - opinion
• Wariness justified - opinion

06.20.2000

• Rowan-Salisbury schools will abide by ruling on school prayer
• NorthEast’s insurance policy affects thousands
• County OKs plan to re-create Gold Hill ‘village’
• City leans toward 3-cent tax hike
• Southern comfort - editorial
• No gray areas - editorial
• Lexington rallies for Rowan sweep
• Area obituaries
• Stuck on tomatoes

06.19.2000

• Man shoots stepson in self-defense
• Murder suspect surrenders
• Unknown things you didn’t know you didn’t know - Rose Post column
• Charlotte suspect captured in Rowan
• Catawba graduate opens doors for teachers
• Undercover work by local officer pays off in drug busts
• Bates spent time, made buys to catch dealers
• Camp provides sweet experience
• Mountain drought felt at lakes
• Northeast, Blue Cross at odds
• Weevils finish first half in style
• Stanly is too ‘Fast’ for Rowan
• McCann’s raise - editorial
• Area obituaries
• Juneteenth events draw crowds

06.18.2000

• County trying to head off rubella
• Waste growing faster than expected
• Rolling out soft drinks, chatting with customers part of day’s work
• Father's Day - opinion
• Crocs flop vs. Weevils
• Legion ties go to the runners — Concord’s
• Brooks thrives in South start
• These winners a tough act to follow
• Exhibition traces history of wedding dresses - Lifestyles
• Give me shelter - Lifestyles
• Area obituaries

06.17.2000

• Bubba and Tiny tie the knot in China Grove
• Superintendent’s retirement may throw kink in redistricting timing
• Investors seek stability for Color-Tex
• Who is David Risdon
• Argentine woman gives tips to officials on how to deal with Latinos
• Two Rowan clubs may lose liquor licenses
• UNCG history project seeks black women WWII veterans
• Lexington makes fun Tripp to South
• Moore blows away ‘K’ town
• Loss a learning experience for Boll Weevils
• Area obituaries

06.16.2000

• Superintendent to retire
• Supporters rally for Dole as VP
• Job’s a whirl for carnival professionals
• Brooks enjoys wet, wild win
• Hungry Heggins healthy now
• Eanes, East hope to ham it up
• Area obituaries

06.15.2000

• Water levels dropping again
• It could be worse
• Mocksville man wanted for murder
• Man dies in U.S. 70 accident
• It’s hard to believe Big Daddy is gone
• Dole supporters will tell how many people signed petitions
• Catawba’s heating and cooling system a first
• District Court
• County Blotter
• A son meets his other mother
• Public can talk about I-85 at forums next week
• The message of Juneteenth
• House OKs budget with road money
• I-85 closing
• Sports Notebook--Gallagher Column
• Wow! Canipe goes ka-pow
• 350-pitch marathon wasn’t what Wilson wanted to see
• Area obituaries

06.14.2000

• Firefighters battle heat, flames on Bluefield Road
• Bobby Jackson shows up at sports camp
• A move to put gatherings in public view
• County ponders future without McCann at helm
• Complaints focus on landlord in Spencer
• Spencer taxes go up 3 cents
• China Grove budget has no tax hike
• McCann payhike--Editorial
• It’s squash and cucumber time at Wetmore Farms
• Landis looks for meeting on land questions
• Landis to undergo cleaning
• Robertson paying back son’s friends
• Lexington mows down South
• Lexington mourns loss of teammate
• ‘Vintage Hatley’ rescues Rowan
• Area obituaries

06.13.2000

• Schools outlaw gadgets
• McCann’s salary doubles
• Robertsons give $24 million to Duke and UNC
• Homeowner arrested in wake of shootings
• China Grove will pay more for Landis water
• Steedley is sensational again
• Hot weather treat
• Area obituaries

06.12.2000

• Job fair a chance for Rowan to reach out
• Kannapolis promotes itself as a family place
• China Grove man who ran into barricade dies
• Pillowtex CEO says he can’t predict future for Rowan
• Moments in History
• Hatley finishes up 4-3 victory
• Boll Weevils clinch first-half pennant
• Area obituaries

06.11.2000

• Freightliner trucks come together just as customer orders
• Going for gold in garbage
• Rising city taxes--Editorial
• Moore, Hatley chased Player of the Year award all season
• Kesler’s 16th season is his best
• East Rowan searching for ‘Starr’ quality in new football coach
• Concord beats Rowan
• Area obituaries

06.10.2000

• Coaches help draw budding stars to gymnastics classes
• Plaza manager ‘refiring’ at age 81
• County says no to dam repairs along Third Creek, regional planning agency
• The biggest budget losers
• Darts and Laurels--Editorial
• Mocksville wins a wild one, 15-9
• Great Scott: Concord star dominates South
• Area obituaries

06.09.2000

• Summer Camp fun
• Buckle up children...or else
• Post staff members win 14 advertising awards
• Anonymous donor promises $1 million for Catawba building
• Come one, come all to womanless wedding
• E. Spencer board OKs its own hefty raise
• Hospital plans outpatient center
• Kannapolis seeks bids to sell or tear down Aycock
• Rose Post Column
• DeHart announces retirement after win
• Lefko’s homer leads Rowan Legion to win over Stanly
• Notes `n’ quotes (Ronnie Gallagher Column)
• Area obituaries

06.08.2000

• Sheriff’s team up to patrol interstate highways
• One of shooting victims gets out of the hospital
• Inspectors say child-care center has fixed problems
• Costs main concern for annexation
• Budget proposal suggests tax hike
• Part of downtown will get improvements if grant comes through
• Gardner’s road bill to be heard Wednesday
• State engineer explains ‘high-hazard’ dams
• Aycock Elementary likely won’t become a boarding school
• High-Hazard dams--Editorial
• Hayes is a big hit for Rowan in 10-0 win
• South Rowan allows six first-inning runs
• Phillies leaving, Weevils staying -- Ronnie Gallagher Column
• Area obituaries

06.07.2000

• Manhunt, arrests follow shootout in Rockwell
• Cocaine seized; two remain hospitalized
• Salisbury taxes may rise
• Man in tree was expert shooter
• China Grove avoids tax hike
• Public records forum focuses on local government
• Marlins pick Moore
• Former Cav star Chambers successfully mounts obstacles
• Area obituaries

06.06.2000

• Search for shooting suspect leads to rest stop
• Neighbors left aghast after ‘cold-blooded’ murder
• Rivens acquitted of assault
• Deputy hurt worse than first thought
• Helms for Hayes
• Rowan OKs development in Grants Creek flood plain
• Rowan board adopts $89 million budget without tax hike
• County keeps asking for road work
• Liddy tops online list for VP - Liddy Watch
• Ryan Madson: Don’t believe the scouts
• Weevils click in 4-0 victory
• Proposals discussed
• Budget hearing full of thanks and praise
• Budget proposed
• Area obituaries

06.05.2000

• Ray Rivers plays father role at Bostian
• Catching a few fish for a good cause
• County says schools won’t lose money for classroom supplies
• Veteran wants to thank those who helped keep memories alive
• Pit crew member dies in boat crash
• Kannapolis man shot to death
• Myers had no doubt about pros
• Weevils shut out Bats
• A lost-and-found weekend for Rowan
• Just what are BVD’s? - Rose Post column
• Recent Rowan-Cabarrus grad wants to change world
• Sgt. Miller leaving China Grove Police Department
• S.C. expands training - editorial
• Area obituaries

06.04.2000

• One dies in traffic accident
• Bloomers and BVDs
• Developers eyeing land in Landis
• High-tech tobacco - editorial
• Moore sticks with UNC
• Baseball’s a family affair
• Wilmington strikes down Rowan
• Greensboro coming on
• Area obituaries

06.03.2000

• Deputy shoots gunman who was up tree in Cleveland
• War not something you easily ‘get over’
• Coming to America a blessing and a curse
• School board turns down school supplies deal
• Livingstone, NCAA help local youth
• Darts and Laurels - editorial
• Monsignor John Francis Roeche
• Area obituaries
• South Rowan is gaining respect
• Yeldell fifth in triple jump

06.02.2000

• Avoiding war — but not at all costs
• Not every soldier was a grunt
• Ball Corp. closing can plant on Peeler Road
• Alderman fuming over new manager
• Bills allowing new post moving along
• Pillowtex firefighter back at work after recent liver transplant
• Public Information
• Dropped cigarette leads to wreck
• Suspects in several car break-ins turn up in Arizona
• No small price - editorial
• The power of the flute - Lifestyles
• Judge Ford pares down suite against Livingstone
• Rowan drops second straight
• Yeldell’s in a bind: Olympics or the NFL? - Ed Dupree column
• Area obituaries

06.01.2000

• Terrors of war live on for one man
• Woman still helping those who can’t fully escape the war
• Symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Victims sue over collapse of walkway
• Internet shutdown
• Dream bigger on high-speed rail, citizens say
• Bud’s art
• County board agrees to spend landfill profits
• Boards OKs plan for deputies to patrol outside country
• Drew comes through
• Grand slam leads South to 11-4 win at Newman Park
• Weevils’ 1-2 punch socks Hickory 11-4
• Salvation Army top officier is critically ill
• Area obituaries