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Concord police: Suspect strapped cell phone to shoe to shoot up-skirt videos
CONCORD, N.C. -- Concord Police on Saturday arrested a man accused of using his cell phone to film under women’s dresses at Concord Mills Mall.
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Bryant, King hired at Central Cabarrus
Pieces of the puzzle at Central Cabarrus High School are coming together. The latest pieces are “new” boys basketball coach Brian King and new athletic director Kevin Bryant.
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Concord names downtown alleys, approves parking lot improvements
In an effort to improve signage and parking in downtown Concord for patrons of the new Carolina Courts facility, Concord City Council has named two of the alleys downtown and chosen a plan to improve the Spring Street public parking lot.
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Playoff roundup: Hickory Ridge stuns East Rowan
The Hickory Ridge Ragin’ Bulls baseball team stunned host East Rowan 8-7 Friday in the first round of the state playoffs.
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Concord man arrested on child porn charge
Deputies on May 8 arrested a Concord man accused of distributing child pornography over the Internet.
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Love of outdoors lands Concord woman in ad
If you’ve gone to the movies lately, you might have spotted Concord resident Ashlyn Ozment on the big screen.
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Baseball, softball playoff pairings announced
First-round pairings for state baseball and softball playoffs have been announced.
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Central Cabarrus adds tournament championship
As the leadoff hitter for Central Cabarrus High's softball team, Brittany Eudy sees her role clearly.
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Hickory Ridge reigns in SPC golf
South Piedmont Conference golfers traveled to Stanly County to determine league tournament laurels.
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Charlotte Catholic staying in NCHSAA
A proposed amendment that would have eliminated private schools, such as Charlotte Catholic, from the N.C. High School Athletic Association failed despite strong support.
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Concord saves big on debt
Concord will save $2.6 million over the next 10 years because of a recent decision to reissue $17.3 million in Utilities System Revenue Refunding Bonds at a lower interest rate.
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Veterans Affairs offering benefits help
Crosspointe Baptist Church in Concord is hosting an information festival for veterans Friday.
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Scout's global Eagle project aims to help the disabled
A Life Scout in Troop 91 from Saint James Lutheran Church in Concord, Wil Meadows is collecting wheelchairs that will be distributed to disabled people around the world.
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Pairings set for SPC baseball final, softball semifinals
Pairings are set for South Piedmont Conference tournament baseball and softball games Thursday.
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Two pairings change for tonight's SPC baseball tourney games
Some pairings have changed for tonight’s first round of the South Piedmont Conference baseball tournament.
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ClearWater studios brings art to life in downtown Concord
An old abandoned city utilities building at the corner of Crowell and Kerr streets has come to life again, filled with busy artists painting, sculpting and cutting glass to create engaging works of art.
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Bulldogs, Wonders claim SPC track titles
The A.L. Brown boys and Jay M. Robinson girls were runaway winners in the South Piedmont Conference track and field championships.
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Hickory Ridge wins; NW Cabarrus gets top seed
Down 4-0 after two innings, Hickory Ridge rallied Tuesday for a 12-4 baseball win at Jay M. Robinson.
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Concord-Kannapolis transit service to switch providers
The Concord Kannapolis Area Transit, also known as CK Rider, could save more than $716,419 on operating expenses by switching service providers, according to recent bids.
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Concord construction to close part of Spring Street
Part of Spring Street in Concord will be closed Monday and Tuesday as the City of Concord Electric crews plan to install underground power lines next week for the new Carolina Courts facility.
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Cox Mill wins to stay tied for third place
Cox Mill rallied late to stay tied for third place in the South Piedmont Conference baseball standings.
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Concord High choirs to perform in WTVI's competition
Concord High School choirs will perform on WTVI's My School Rocks Choral Competition and fundraiser at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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Should private schools be part of NCHSAA?
Should Charlotte Catholic and other private schools compete with the state public schools? That is the question being posed to principals across North Carolina.
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Mt. Pleasant wins; NW Cabarrus in first alone
With three league games to play, Northwest Cabarrus is alone in first place in the South Piedmont Conference baseball standings.
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