Hi, I'm Walker a brown and white Boxer with a heart as big as my energy! I'm already neutered and ready to become your best friend, whether that's playing fetch with the kids, hanging out with other dogs and cats, or snuggling up for some serious couch time. I get along great with everyone -- kids, dogs, and cats alike -- which means I'll fit seamlessly into just about any loving home. At 50 pounds of pure affection and friendly spirit, I'm the complete package! My adoption fee is $250, so come meet me and let's start our adventure together!
Clifford's Army Rescue carefully matches each dog with the right home. Must be 21+ to apply. A meet-and-greet with current pets may be required. Clifford's Army Rescue evaluates each application individually to ensure the best possible fit for both dog and adopter. Find us on Facebook, Clifford's Army Rescue Extravaganza
Clifford's Army Rescue is an all Volunteer 501(c)3 nonprofit dog rescue.
Robert and Carolyn Tucker explain their dedication to Gardner-Webb in 2010 when they announced the donation to develop Tucker Student Center Photo provided
Record-Setting Commitment Names the Tucker College of Health Sciences, Strengthens Academic Programs and Expands the Tucker Scholarship Program
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.--The family of Robert and Carolyn Tucker and Gardner-Webb University have announced a record-setting $11 million gift to name the Tucker College of Health Sciences and expand the Tucker Scholarship Program. The commitment, representing the largest single pledge in the University's history, reflects a decades-long partnership rooted in faith, service and a shared belief in the power of Christian higher education and the future of Gardner-Webb.
I'm Phoenix--call me Phinny! I'm a 6-year-old white and blue American Staffordshire Terrier who's affectionate, cuddly, and loyal to my people. Clifford's Army Rescue saved me after another dog attacked me and injured my face. I had to have my nostrils opened back up and some surgery to try to protect my teeth. I found my perfect home and life was wonderful. My human mom was always with me and we just had the best life. Unfortunately she died unexpectedly. I'm already neutered, housetrained, and crate trained, so I'm ready to settle right in with you. I do best as your one and only pup (no other dogs or cats for me), but I'm wonderful with kids and love being close to my family. Could you be my new family?
The KMHS Class of 1971 met together for their 55th luncheon reunion on Saturday, October 24, 2026 at Italian Garden & Pizzeria in Kings Mountain. 32 classmates attended.
In a few days I'll leave once again for Missouri. Dear friends and big deer make the trip something I look forward to each year. In the early years, I grabbed my climbing sticks and a cheap lock-on tree stand and hunted either from my lock-on or from a stand that was already there. While both were effective, neither provided enough comfort for an all-day hunt. The older I got the worse it got. So, after several years of antsy pain I bought the most comfortable stand I could afford. And it is wonderful. Now I don't dread day after day sitting for long periods of time.
