Community News

A worldwide battle is raging for our children. The current culture seeks to steal their minds, shape their attitudes and endanger their schools.

Keith and Michelle Hoyle stand in front of their Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland County home. The Dedication Ceremony for the home was held on April 2nd 2017. Keith, Michelle and their son Landon will move into the home soon.

Photo by Jeff Melton

The Patriots are gathering! The fifth exciting season of Liberty Mountain is just ahead, and tickets are now available online at www.LibertyMountainDrama.com.

Cleveland Community College's Medical Assisting Program recently received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).

The Foothills Farmers' Market will hold a Seed Swap on Saturday, April 14 from 8am until 12noon at the Market located at the corner of Marion and Morgan Streets in Uptown Shelby.

There are times throughout life where we are among people of great character and leadership who don't get the recognition or thanks they deserve

MORGANTON, N.C.--The Eastern hemlock trees on Foothills Conservancy's Cane Brake property

Rose and Gracie Earls

Ky' Laysia viewed the festival

Three students pursuing education through Cleveland Community College's Continuing Education programs have received scholarships from the State Employees' Credit Union Foundation.

Cleveland County Rescue Mission (CCRM) was awarded a Rural Business Development Grant, given to rural public entities for projects that promote technology-based economic development from the USDA for completion of the Education and Employability Center (EEC) at the Rescue Mission.

Jimmy Bridges of Walmart Foundation recently presented a check for $25,000 to go toward construction of a new building to Margaret Ledford

Living a healthy lifestyle just got a little easier in Cleveland County.