02.28.99

• Healthy Competition

02.27.99

• A Reunion at Arlington

• Five In Running For Police Chief

• Lottery Getting Warmer Reception But Questions Remain

02.26.99

• Educators Sound Off Against State’s ‘Gateway Tests’

• Avoid Urban Sprawl With ‘Smart Growth’

• Three Charged In Drug Operation

• Free Your Mind - Natasha Ashe

02.25.99

• AIDS Quilt Panels Help Heal Pain, Loss

• Belly Up Man Bites Dogs; Dogs Bite Back

• City Backs CP&L Effort

• Health Department, Hospital Agree on Care

• Industrial Park Put Under City Zoning Rules

02.24.99

• Snow!

• Straw Polls, Dole Look-alikes and Stories About the Old Hometown

• Drugs: Not A Choice At South

• DSS to Close East Spencer Satellite Office

• Former Associates Praise Rowan’s New Development Director

02.23.99

• Search Begins for Bomber in Badin Lake

• Horse Breeder Indicted

• Air Guard Back Home From Kuwait

• KoSa to Cut 50 Jobs

• Dole's Uncertain Agenda - editorial

02.22.99

• How State GOP Views Liddy

02.21.99

• Top of Her List: Restore Public Schools to ‘Greatness’

• A Conversation With Elizabeth Dole

• Rowan Governments Say They’re Y2K-OK

• Post Will Publish In Y2k

• Morgan’s Concerns Center On Numbers

• A Need For Vision

02.20.99

• Bob Dole: Stop Giggling

• ‘Non-event’ On The Roads; Beauty Across The Lawns

• Felony Charges In Horse Case

02.19.99

• High Schools Offer Just What Teens Want

• Poll Says It’s Liddy

• 42 Pounds of Marijuana Seized

• Free Your Mind - Susan Dickerson

02.18.99

• CP&L Eyes 2nd Site For Plant

• Second CP&L Proposal Gets Warmer Reception

• Hefner's Federal Pension Will Be More Than $72,000

• Salisbury Sisters Lost Cousins In S.C. Wreck

02.17.99

• Zoning Decision Delayed

• Asphalt Odor Brings Complaints

02.16.99

• Woman's Death Puzzles Many

• Transportation Secretary 'Disappoints' Local Road Officials

• Mystery of Stonewall Author Says Hollywood Won't Understand Confederate General

• Livingstone Enters The Wired Age

• Early Tax Payers Won’t Get As Big A Discount

02.15.99

• Henderson Faculty, Students Look To Future

02.14.99

• Tobacco Settlement Monies - editorial

• Snubbed During Debate Over Redistricting, School's Staff Keeps Plugging Along

02.12.99

• Single Juror Spares Killer

• Juror: Castor Hurt Case By Taking Stand

• Free Your Mind - Vanessa Urruela

• Remembering The Citizens - editorial

02.11.99

• Killer's Life Rests In Hands of Jurors

• Charleston Mayor Visits

• Two Council Members Voice Concerns With Manufactured Home Development

02.10.99

• New Hampshire: 'Awe, Amazement' For Dole

• First Degree Murder

• Spencer Will Work on Bus Traffic Problems

• School Tax Vote

• F & M Buys Normans

• Quarry Rezoning Postponed; New Alderman Named

• Salisbury Retail Sales Middle of Road; Wages Encouraging

• West Boys Clinch Title

02.09.99

• Visions of a 'Stateswoman' - editorial

02.06.99

• Three Brothers Now Charged In Livingstone Student's Death

• New Business, Community Center Almost Ready

• You Can Check Out Hometown Stories From Anywhere In World

02.05.99

• Morgan Parents Oppose Redistricting

• DA: Murders Remarkably Similar

• Charter School Approved

• Free Your Mind - Natasha Ashe

02.04.99

• Maddox Fills Stadium One Last Time

• Nick Maddox Going to Florida State

• Nice Guy Finishes First

• Judge to Decide if Jury Will Learn of J.C. Castor's Previous Murder Conviction

• Dole A Leading Candidate, Says Poll

• Magazine Lists Ralph Ketner As North Carolina Titan of Business

• Mutineers Had Lives on Pitcairn

02.03.99

• Cash to Dole Committee 'Encouraging'

• Brain Game

• Counterfeit Money Turning Up On Innes Street

• Students Accused of Vandalism

• Marshall's Signs Lease For Store

• Justice For Neglected Horses - editorial

• How Many Americans Practice Americanism? - Special to the Post

02.02.99

• Horse Breeder Guilty of Six Charges

• American & Efird Closing Eliminates 111 Jobs

• County Commissioners Taking Serious Look at Selling Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium

• If Program Closes, Public Could Open Charter School, Parents Say

02.01.99

• Keep Elections Affordable - editorial