The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is investing $3 million to expand access to Child First, an evidence-based, early childhood intervention program proven to reduce ...

Now is the time when parents begin thinking about the next school year. As parents take a look at what’s available for their child’s education, it is important ...

In a work session Tuesday, Jan. 28, the Cherryville City Council took action on four items, including a speed limit change near a busy park.

Vital for overall health, heart health and wellness is important for the prevention of cardiovascular diseases, quality of life, energy and vitality and longevity as it is essential for a ...

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office reports appearing in Lincoln Times-News are obtained from the online records department of the LCSO by Lincoln Times-News. All reports are a matter of ...

Regular readers of this column may remember my interest in the so-called Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence dated May 20, 1775, a date enshrined on North Carolina’s state flag.

Although many believers in God discover moments of spiritual connection in the stillness of personal reflection, there is ...

Reacting a few days ago to President Donald Trump’s brief attempt to suspend payment on a broad swath of federal grants, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer warned that “virtually ...

I’ve been showing a photo of a snowman to my friends. They smile as anyone would when seeing a snowman, but then their smiles ...

Josiah Guyton dropped a double-double with 22 points and 11 rebounds Friday, Jan. 31, to lead host Bessemer City to a ...

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The weather hasn’t been kind to North Carolina lately — so we really can’t afford the policy storm now brewing in the nation’s capital.