The Hickory City Council voted to rezone 108 acres of land along Startown Road to an industrial classification to serve as a future expansion site for the Trivium Corporate Center.
This letter to the editor can be found in today's print edition on page A4.
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MAIDEN — Following seven consecutive losses to begin the season, the Maiden volleyball team evened its record on Tuesday following its seventh…
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The Hickory City Council heard a presentation Tuesday on two ward maps up for consideration. The city of Hickory is required to redistrict bec…
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HICKORY — The City of Hickory’s 2021 Sails Original Music Series, presented by Frye Regional Medical Center, will feature popular country croo…
LENOIR — The Caldwell Arts Council announced the winners of the 35th annual Sculpture Celebration as judged by Elizabeth Brim of Penland.
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