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Bobby Bell Day
Bobby played the positions of defensive end and linebacker, and was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1983. He is known to be one of the top one hundred players ever to play in the NFL.
Bobby Bell Day

The City of Shelby has plans to honor a hometown football legend on Saturday, August 28, 2021.

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David White's legacy: A Shelby builder and God's man
Author David White with his book, "Making Of A God Man", in which he tells the miraculous story of his survival and recovery from an accident that almost killed him.
David White's legacy: A Shelby builder and God's man

David White wants his legacy to be remembered as his being a "God man", or rather, God's man for whatever He needs him for.

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Distinguished Women Awardees to be honored
Distinguished Women Awardees to be honored

Carol Ann Hoard, area minister and one half of the duo known as The Christmas Tree Ladies who spread joy and goodwill throughout every holiday season.

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Wake the World offers disabled a chance to ski
Wake the World offers disabled a chance to ski

Wake the World offers disabled a chance to ski Kids (and adults) who never thought they would be able to water ski because of a disability will once again have the opportunity to do just that when Wake the World returns to Moss Lake at 10 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 30, 2021.

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Foothills Public Shooting Complex $1.3 million expansion complete
Foothills Public Shooting Complex $1.3 million expansion complete

Foothills Public Shooting Complex Range Director Sandra Orvig said the recent opening of their new expansion at the Complex is continuing to go well.

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Local scouts among top ten in regional cookie sales
Abby Smith and Sophia Rametta
Local scouts among top ten in regional cookie sales

Girl Scout cookies - they are hard to resist! Two local scouts are especially good at selling these boxes of deliciousness, and as a result they received special recognition from the Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont (GSCP2P) region.

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Shelby artist gives Army veteran a pleasant (and colorful) surprise
Shelby artist gives Army veteran a pleasant (and colorful) surprise

Mural artist Darrell Endicott (left) stands next to his most recent mural, done for his neighbor and friend, Vietnam veteran, former U.S. Army Sgt. Stanley Whitaker.

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Area towns plan Independence Day celebrations
Local town Independence Day schedules for celebrations.
Area towns plan Independence Day celebrations

Independence Day schedules for local town celebrations.

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ALWS returns to Shelby It's time to
A New Mexico Post 13 player waits for umpire\'s call.
ALWS returns to Shelby It's time to "Play Ball"

Legion World Series to be held as originally scheduled.

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Shelby man's two-act play wins local playwriting contest
Shelby playwright Ludy M. Wilkie with some of his degrees and commendations; most notably his U.S. Army Com
Shelby man's two-act play wins local playwriting contest

Shelby native Ludy Marvin Wilkie, is - among many other things - an accomplished playwright.

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Tim
Tim "Izzy" Israel, who is walking across the United States to draw attention to term limits for Congress, came through Shelby, N.C., on May 24. Here he shows the sign on his backpack that is easily visible as he makes his way down America\'s highways. (p
Tim "Izzy" Israel stops in Shelby while walking the country

His "Support of Term Limits" crusade is a coast-to-coast endeavor. On a personal quest to end Congressional term limits, Nashville, TN, resident Tim "Izzy" Israel brought his "Where Izzy?" trek/ tour through Shelby on May 24.

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Renovations continue on historic Courthouse
In addition to the cupola repairs, roof renovations are also ongoing.
Renovations continue on historic Courthouse

If you have been in Uptown Shelby recently, you may have noticed repair work being done on the historic Courthouse, now the home of the Earl Scruggs Center. As it turns out, that very visible work is just the tip of the iceberg.

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KM Hometown Hero Jimmy Wayne honored with mural
KM Hometown Hero Jimmy Wayne honored with mural

The City of Kings Mountain, in partnership with the Tourism Development Authority and the Kings Mountain Little Theatre Board of Directors, have commissioned artist Scott Nurkin, founder of the North Carolina Musician Murals Project, to create a mural honoring hometown hero -- author, singer, songwriter, musician -- Jimmy Wayne as part of an art installment celebrating art and artists from North Carolina.

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 Neal Senior Center gradually reopening
Neal Senior Center gradually reopening

Like many organizations, the Neal Senior Center (NSC) has faced many challenges during the past year.

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Shelby group to spruce up Suttle Tennis Complex for pickleball sport
The pickleball will fly when there is a hot game afoot at Shelby's J.L. Suttle Tennis Complex, soon to be the new home to six pickleball courts! These two co-ed teams are local folks who love the game and play every chance they get. (photos by MEP/CF Medi
Shelby group to spruce up Suttle Tennis Complex for pickleball sport

It's one of the hottest new sports sweeping the nation and it is a sport called pickleball. It has, according to its purveyors, been around for quite a quite a while, at least since the mid- 60s

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GWU students to offer art sale April 24
Shaila Hart, left, and Chris Dover, right, are helping to coordinate a Spring Art Sale on the GWU campus. The event will be held Saturday, April 24, 2021, from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the student artists and the GWU art club.
GWU students to offer art sale April 24
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Burns sophomore represents local area at State Oratorical Finals competition
James Moore; State Commander; Savannah McGlothlin $2,000 scholarship winner and Bill Oxford, National Commander.
Burns sophomore represents local area at State Oratorical Finals competition

The Shelby American Legion 82 Family hosted the State Oratorical Finals competition at the LeGrand Center on Sunday, March 7, 2021.

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Don Gibson concerts to go 'on the road'
Don Gibson concerts to go 'on the road'

The Don Gibson Theatre (DGT) is once again taking its shows on the road. Three upcoming concerts are going to be held at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds (1751 E. Marion St., Shelby) instead of at the iconic 400-seat venue.

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Justin Harper to lead 'Musical Explorations' at ESC
Justin Harper teaches a music class at the Earl Scruggs Center in Shelby in 2019. Harper has teamed up with the ESC to offer "Musical Explorations" classes throughout 2021.
Justin Harper to lead 'Musical Explorations' at ESC

Classes are now underway for a new music series offered by the Earl Scruggs Center (ESC) in Shelby.

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Young Yetis sports teams making their mark in their league
The Cleveland Community College Yetis Men\'s Cross Country at the 2020 Region 10 Championship meet in Axton, Virginia. (L-R) William Fuzie, Dylan Williams, Drake Ballard, Coach Steve McCachren, Jonas Guffey, Kinser Hudson, and Noah Lesser.
Young Yetis sports teams making their mark in their league

First athletic program to compete as a true collegiate team and member of the NJCAA

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Potato Project relies on volunteers, donors
CCPP founders Bill Horn, front left, and Doug Sharp, front right, share a lighthearted moment with Susan McConnell, back left, and Shelby FBC youth director Carol Ann Hoard, back right, and several members of the Potato Head family.
Potato Project relies on volunteers, donors

It was 2009, and local food banks and pantries were struggling to have enough food to feed the community. It was during this time that two friends from a Sunday School class at First Baptist Church in Shelby had an idea.

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Shelby Middle School football players  write letters to veteran patients
Shelby Middle School football players write letters to veteran patients

Krista Haynes, Hospice Cleveland County Patient/ Family Volunteer Coordinator, got to see first-hand a group of teens doing an act of great kindness.

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Exhibit shows needlework through the years
This quilt was made between 1894-1933. This is a "Tulip" pattern quilt made of white material (now faded) on the front with designs of purple and pink tulips with green vines. The reverse side is pink and bare, with no design. This quilt was owned and mad
Exhibit shows needlework through the years

If your grandmother or mother ever stitched a quilt, you might see some familiar-looking specimens in the newest exhibit at the Kings Mountain Historical Museum (KMHM).

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Crest teen has her head in the clouds when it comes to a career
Caitlin Cobb, 17, stands beside the plane she trained and soloed in, a Cessna Skyhawk 172. (photos provided)
Crest teen has her head in the clouds when it comes to a career
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Love in the air on Feb. 13 in Uptown Shelby
Mischia and Greg Taylor not only got engaged in a horse-drawn carriage, but they also rode in a carriage on their wedding day.
Love in the air on Feb. 13 in Uptown Shelby

Love will be in the air on Feb. 13, 2021, in Uptown Shelby. For the first time ever, the city is hosting carriage rides for Valentine's Day, or rather Valentine's Eve.

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