If it’s not summer, and definitely not the cool feel of Fall, then, what is this abysmal period of discombobulating season called?

By Chuck Thompson | The Shelby Independent Blue Crew LEMC poses for a photo after the Third annual Poker Run in memory of Jimmy "Repo"...

The Tarheel State is in its 46th week of recovery from the storm that killed 107 and did an estimated $60 billion damage.

Cooper will be the sixth former governor of the state to try for the U.S. Senate. One from each major party has lost

Taylorconfirmed that Sept. 8 is the official opening date for Longhorn.

All smiles on the first day back at school. Courtesy photo | Chad Terry CCS You might have noticed things look back to normal after a...

Cleveland County residents have no reason to worry, and while it is uncertain where its path might turn, Erin will likely not affect the western part of the state.

Due to recent FDA cuts to The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP), local food pantries are being impacted.

Hurricane season begins.

Press release:The Cleveland County Philanthropic Network is a collaborative of local non-fundraising grantmakers and community conveners working to strengthen Cleveland County’s nonprofit organizations.

Clinton is considered armed and dangerous.

The chamber is pressurized with air, and the patient receives more oxygen into the bloodstream.

Stand-off ends in tragedy.

The Kings Mountain Police Department and the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office are still on scene.

Recently, a $1,000 reward was paid to an anonymous tipster.

Petty is wanted for murder and possession of a firearm by a felon. Petty has an extensive criminal history and should be considered ARMED an

Patricia Ann Wiggs last known contact was with her daughter on July 31, according to police reports.

“We have a rich agriculture heritage and as Charlotte moves toward us, we become more urban and less farmland..."

Hunt, arguably a patriarch of the state party, broke ground as the first two-term governor and remains the only politician to do it twice.

Less than perfect weather caused vender and organization booths to be moved indoors, but the rain dwindled to a sprinkle long enough for families to check out various local county vehicles on display out front of the main entrance.