12.31.98

• Top Ten Stories Of 1998

• Falcons Down Davie For Sam Moir Classic Title

• Mustangs Defeat South In Sam Moir Classic

12.30.98

• 18 Await Trials In Homicide Cases After A Violent Year

12.29.98

• Slain Football Player Expected To Go Far

• Decision Day Near

• Draft Elizabeth Dole Office Opens At Depot

• City's Tactics Are Unfair, Dog Owners Say - Special to the Post

12.28.98

• Livingstone's Shavarez Thompson Dies In Shooting

• Neighbors See Smoke, Wake Man

• Eastern Rowan Man Dies Coming Home From Church

• Draft Dole Drive Goes National

12.24.98

• Winter Arrives With Icy Blast

• Dole Shows His Wit At Book Signing

12.23.98

• CP&L - Neighbors' Resistance Promises Delays

• Rep. Gardner Asked Questions, Promised Delays

• Cleveland Plant Officials Cleared Of Violations In Fatal Accident

12.22.98

• Woman Charged With Cruelty To Animals

• Falcons Smash Mustangs 92-33

• Mustangs Down West Rowan 61-52

• Area Economy To Get Kick From Girls' Soccer Event

12.20.98

• Freightliner Reaches Production Milestone

• Suspect Had Prior Convictions

• School Violence Up In Rowan

• There’s A Ring In The Air

• Earl And Dixie Scott's First Christmas Card Came From Holland

• Livingstone Suffers Second Straight Pioneer Loss

• Mustangs Romp To Wrestling Title

• Horton Prove He's One Of The Best

12.19.98

• Santa, Mrs. Claus And The Elves Take Up Residence In Spencer

• Sick Child Gives Running a Purpose

• West Girls Beat North in OT

• Scooter Rises To The Occasion

12.18.98

• Readers Divided About Bombing, Impeachment

• Gamewell Mechanical Sold To National Conglomerate

• Wrong Time to Bomb Iraq - editorial

• Historic Rail Cars Set To Join Museum Lineup

• Free Your Mind - Natasha Ashe

• Hornet Boys Had The Answers Against Starmount

• Torbush Is Bowled Over By Vegas

12.17.98

• Ask Us - What Do You Think Of The Bombing?

• Soldier's Wife: 'My Heart Just Sank'

• Wrong Time to Bomb Iraq - editorial

• N.J. Drug Firm Buys Stanback, Plans Expansion

• Sheriff Wants Murder Cases Reopened

• Sherrill, Minter Lead Unbeaten West Boys Over Raiders

• Miller's Rebounding Helps West Girls Down South

• North Boys Steamroll East

• Mustang Girls Power Past Cavaliers 75-63

12.16.98

• Replacing Bridge Over Tracks On East Innes Will Take Years

• China Grove Woman Dies On Rain-Slickened Road

• Dr. Harry Starr Gets Support From Parents

• Closed Crossings A 'Done Deal'

• South, East Are Again The Teams To Beat

• Bowhunter Bags 207-Pound Buck

12.15.98

• Dr. Bettie Starr First Woman To Chair School Board

• Landis OKs Closing Of Railroad Crossing To Keep State Funding Alive

• U.S. Pilot's Remains Identified As Brother Of Salisbury's Eldridge Williams

• Sales tax for schools? - editorial

• Perfect Records Are Made To Be Broken

• Former Star Diggs Gave West Rowan Boys Some Needed Inspiration

12.14.98

• Clinton And Impeachment - editorial

12.13.98

• Elizabeth Cook Sunday Column

• Protecting Innes Street's Appearance - editorial

• Essays from Insight section, 12.13.98 -A Very Peculiar Institution

• Background to a Controversy

• Slavery Involved Charades, Self-deception

• 'Blacks In Gray': Did Black Soldiers Fight For Confederacy?

• Letter Describes 1845 Slave Plot

• Freed Slaves Gave Their Support to Postwar Mayor of Salisbury

12.12.98

• North Girls Bump South

• Watt, Coble on Opposite Sides of Impeachment Votes

• The Power of Prayer Comes Through in a Salisbury Parking Lot

• 802 Men Went to Watery Grave on Christmas Eve 1944

12.11.98

• 7 Caught In Company-Initiated Drug Sting At Abex

• Jury Declines Self-Defense In Favor Of Second-Degree Murder

• Free Your Mind - Armondo Collins

• Mountain Santa To Deliver 35 Truckloads Of Presents

12.10.98

• 2 Teen-Agers Arrested In Landis Church Fire

• Gaskey Won't Take The Stand:

• Former City Employee Sought In Sex Offense

• West Girls Trample Trojans

• High School Basketball

• Indians Trim Bears With Late Surge

12.09.98

• Eye Witness Changes Story Over Time

• Walt Koontz First To Sign Draft Liddy 2000 Petition

• Don't Open Doors To Strangers, Elderly In Landis Warned

• The Best Gift Isn't Very Complicated

• Editorial Potpourri

• Cheers For Veterans, Boos For Clinton - Special to the Post

• Cavaliers Get First Win For Everhart

• North Girls Hold Off Salisbury Rally

• Lady Indians Defeat Pfeiffer 65-

12.08.98

• Landis Residents Say No To Closing Crossings

• Man Testifies That Drunken Keith Thomas Forced His Way Into Apartment

• Rose Post - Sly's Return

• Revitalizing A Neighborhood - editorial

• Choose Another Site - Special to the Post

12.07.98

• Landis Gets New Firm, 40 Jobs

• Neely Says Goodbye; Cohen New Chairman

• Draft Liddy Group Getting Calls From All Over Country

12.06.98

• Students Skipping Career Path Requirement

• MVP Moore Leads Catawba To Tournament Title

• Holiday Treat, Cleveland Parade: A Sweet Walk

• Experience, Professionalism Served Martin Well

12.05.98

• Commissioners Change Guard

• Key Question: Who said, 'You're going to die'?

• Park Avenue Residents Working Together

• Indians Scalp Rams, Face Falcons for Title

12.04.98

• Decision On Annexation Expected By Early Summer

• Bar Owner's Girlfriend, Friends Of Dead Man Give Different Impressions

• Doles Send Friends A Thanksgiving Card To Cherish

• Jeff Barger Fires 4 Employees Hired By Former Clerk Osborne

12.03.98

• Witness: Richard Gaskey Had Gun At Door

• Many Tried To Help 'Red' Get Off Streets

• Pearl Harbor Survivor Recalls Horror Of Dec. 7

• Kannapolis Cops Arrest 8 In Crack Busts

• Kannapolis Boys Tackle North Rowan

• Cavalier Girls Kick Kannapolis

• Savannah Sinks Indians By Six

12.02.98

• Salisbury City Council Thanks Firemen

• What's To Become Of Ice Plant?

• Fire On Chesapeake Drive

• Homeless Man Murdered

• Hornet's New Boys Coach Mathews Tastes Victory

• Hornet Girls Find Gillespie, Then Victory

• Strengthen Safety At Middle School

12.01.98

• Indians Sock Shaw For Fifth Victory

• Effort Building Steam To Draft Salisbury Native

• Emigrant To Millionaire: Eli Saleeby Dies At Age 98

• South's Cress Crosses Up Cavaliers

• South Boys Spoil North Coach Everhart's Opener

• John Campbell Jr., 43, Suffers Fatal Seizure