We continue to delight in the old photos found at the former Lawson Bonds-Oxford Studio, and as they are shared, we’re getting more and more i…
I hope you readers have been enjoying these cool mornings and warm afternoons. I know that I have as I've been airing out the house.
A program discussing the history of the Concord area and how it fits into the Black experience in America will be held Sunday, Oct. 4, startin…
CONCORD — Local Girl Scout troops participated in a historic walk in downtown Concord on Sunday to work toward earning a new badge.
Aug. 14 marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. While most of the young men and women who fought the war are no longer with us,…
As we continue our celebration of Warren C. Coleman, it is important to understand that Mr. Coleman did not act alone. There were 20 people on…
Some North Carolina old-timers still talk about the disastrous 1943 train wreck south of Fayetteville. It killed 74 people, including the fath…
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By JOHN HOOD
The female nurses who served during the war were, in my opinion, most likely among the most heroic group who served during the Vietnam War. I …
In 1890, a Concord resident by the name of James P. Cook witnessed a trial whereby a 13-year-old boy was sentenced to three years and six mont…
I remember another time growing up in Cabarrus County, that involved my daddy being in a dangerous situation.
I have just been informed that the transfer of ownership of the Coleman Mill in Concord will take place in October/November 2020.
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