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Firefighters provide “gift of warmth”

The Hickory Firefighters’ Association surprised children at Southwest Primary School and Jenkins Elementary School with the “Gift of Warmth” just before the winter, holiday break.

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Anne Stedman Jordan will still be around

“People will see me around,” says Newton’s former mayor, Anne Stedman Jordan. Even though retired now, Jordan loves the City of Newton, and says she will always call it “home.” “I love Newton, and my heart is there,” she said.

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“Nevertheless, She Persisted;” Bunker Hill High School & CVCC Grad Becomes Dr. Rodriguez

Earning a college degree can be challenging in the best of circumstances. But it’s especially challenging when you’re the first among your parents and five siblings to do it.

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Pastor Sain resigns position after 38 years

Pastor Robert Sain, 65, is hanging up his white robe after 38.5 years of ministry. In early October, he resigned his position at Old St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Newton. Looking back on his journey, he says he wouldn’t change a thing.

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East Newton hosts first Christmas Parade

East Newton kicked off the holidays on Saturday with the East Newton Christmas Parade.

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Treatment court for military veterans is on the horizon in Catawba County

A treatment court for military veterans is on the horizon in Catawba County.

The new treatment court will begin in January 2021 and provide assistance to veterans who have contact with the court system in Catawba County when a 10th judge is added for the judicial district.