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2009

April

• Oh, the wonders of being a mom

• Day of Service seeks to fill need in the community

• Cabarrus native hits the stage in ‘Legally Blonde’

• Senior project puts passion for art on display

• Novant appeals CMC’s patient tower, despite state’s OK

• For many, plant festival marks the start of Spring

• Council budgets $10,000 for log cabin restoration

• Board to consider revised busing plan

• Brother, sister duo creating a buzz with N.C. logo campaign

• More stimulus money slated for Cabarrus

• Cotton economy — Part III

• Library programs focus on helping during tough economic times

• With recent rains, water restrictions loosened

• Parents unhappy with busing plans impact on schedules

• Covenant students take part in Serve-A-Thon

• Concord approves up to $1.5 million for Morehead projects

• Life as mom

• Citizens offer thoughts on greenway projects

• Fundraiser highlights arts community’s local impact

• School board considers cost efficient busing options

• Easter event pairs children with 35,000 treat-filled eggs

• Legislators discuss priorities for upcoming year

March

• Cotton economy — Part II

• Great Wolf opens ahead of schedule

• Funding requested for traffic management center

• Input wanted for future greenway improvement projects

• Dog day in Cabarrus features top canines

• New food pantry serves southern Cabarrus

• Installing a bluebird house

• Pony rides raise money for juvenile diabetes

• Cannon School builds chess club one piece at a time

• Key Club commotion!

• The two sides of Whit Whitley

• Cabarrus mayors lend a hand to Meals on Wheels

• For teen, March Madness plays out on the Web

• Library mulls budget cuts, suspends book purchases

• Stimulus money to help fund road improvements

• SLIDESHOW: C.C. Griffin present ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’

• Despite weather, hundreds turn out for charity event

• Did You Know: Cotton economy — Part I

• Consignment shop offers a lot for a little

• Commissioners: Is time right to build new county facility?

• Speedway adds Flair to race week lineup

• Philip Morris to boost marketing effort at site

• Rachel’s battle with mitochondrial disease

• Carolina International School students take part in mock trial

• Rookies kick the tires at Concord Speedway event

• New businesses optimistic in slumping economic times

• CCM ready to face growing challenges in slow economy

• Good Samaritan helps police nab suspected bank robber

• RCCC to pay $2.5 million annually to be part of research campus

• Staff address school board about possible job cuts

• Transition of Harrisburg Youth Association off to a smooth start

• Lafayette Springs, Witch Doctor

• Nonprofits work with speedway to cash in during races

• Making her own place in history

• Spring peeper frogs, and other indicators of a healthy environment

• Spanish lessons come to life at Hickory Ridge

• Pet owners feeling pinch of economic downturn

February

• A rewarding win for Victory!

• Senior’s graduation project a chance to learn, grow

• RCCC nears deal for building on research campus

• Learning Center raising community awareness

• Harrisburg Elementary hosts hundreds for cultural event

• County roads in 1868 - Part II

• Derby days

• Talking school bus teaches safety measures

• Commissioners OK budget cuts despite school concerns

• IKEA Charlotte prepares for busy opening day

• Cabarrus officials agree to reduce summer camp fees

• Participants sought for historic MURDOCK Study

• Working out with Wii

• Schools mark first 100 days of classes

• Cabarrus dropout rate below state average

• Donors challenge community to support needy, pledge money

• Judge brings real-life traditions to the stage

• None injured when train collides with tractor-trailer

• Thousands flock to speedway for Great Wolf job fair

• County roads in 1868 — Part I

• Cultural exchange for Cannon School students

• Florists hope to see green this Valentine’s Day

• Boys & Girls Club athletic director honored for 53 years of service

• 140 laid off in first round of cuts at Philip Morris

• Strong turnout for arena’s inaugural antique event

• Cabarrus man improves on last year, takes ‘Idol’ dream to holiday

• County facing $6 million budget shortfall

• Council terminates Davis’ contract

January

• The green diet

• Making winter a little warmer

• Crime Stopper tips help Cabarrus law officials

• Building a future of hope

• Town announces new staff hires

• School board to take meetings on the road

• Business, students share Valentines with troops overseas

• County approves sex offender ban in parks, facilities

• Developer to County: Rethink Adequate Facilities Ordinance

• New service helps town connect with residents

• More lessons from a London New Year

• Pageant winners visit nursing home

• Nonprofits expect needs to continue