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KANNAPOLIS — The City of Kannapolis invites everyone, especially neighborhood associations, community groups and homeowner associations, to join the Kannapoli...


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By Flexential’s own estimate, its proposed Salisbury data center would use less water in an entire year than Salisbury-Rowan Utilities treats during an average hour. That comparison should matter beyond the city limits as Rowan County decides what rules should emerge from its current data-center moratorium.

At the Rowan County Board of Commissioners’ July 20 meeting, r...


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Following the jubilation and excitement surrounding America’s 250th birthday, the nation will soon commemorate a far more somber event this September with the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist a...


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So, you are white… But we — Black, brown, white, grey, green — are all humans, aren’t we? Who gave people their skin color? Who decided white was the best?

Why are race and religion such a big issue in this modern age of enlightenment when we should all know better?

Let’s look at race and religion from a historical point of view.

Racism emerged in the 15t...


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Over the last four months, as we have experienced spring and now summer in our new backyard, we’ve had the pleasure of doing what we always do — watching wildlife in all its glory go through the motions of life, including building homes and new little families.
And it reminds me once again that home isn’t always a place. It’s something more, something deeper, and yet more ...


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