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2008

August

• Summer schooling

• Old eatery, new look

• Putting her best foot forward

• Did you know? Postmasters, 1855-1893

• Partnership in planning

• Commission approves final jail contract

• Welcome Mr. Bennett

• Moving history

• History on display

• Charitable arts group to kick off another performance

• Cabarrus ranks high in unclaimed stimulus payments

• Schools show progress under state’s accountability model

• Officials continue fine-tuning speedway incentives package

• Two Cabarrus deputies honoroed for service

• I need another vacation

• Eyes on the prize

• ‘One of the forgotten’

• Early mail service in Harrisburg

• Race for school board swells to 17

• Welcome to Harrisburg

• Powwow honors traditions, culture

• Lack of funds may force shelter to close

• Davis tapped as next town administrator

July

• Petey’s Promise

• Powwow returns to Frank Liske Park

• Cabarrus Reads announces summer book program

• Construction consultant joins school board race

• Vielbaum pleads guilty

• Moving beyond the past

• Discount drug card program flourishing

• Long Island Hotel and Beer Garden

• How likely is light rail to Cabarrus?

• Windshear hosts grand opening

• Harrisburg schools make AYP

• County approves $177,000 grant for Saddle Creek growth

• Past, present, future

• A menacing month at the Arts Council

• Finding strength through strangers

• Thousands of local veterans missing out on rebate checks

• Dragway construction on schedule

• Despite rain, drought conditions persist

• Ten file for five school board seats

• Coming into better focus

• Civil War, Confederate history coming to Cabarrus

• Thousands celebrate July 4 at Harrisburg parade, festival

• A noisy night in 1771 — Part VII

• Inspecting interesting insects

• Area inventor earns international praise

• Six enter school board race on first day of filing

• Successful celebration

• Local youth to take the stage in ‘Carousel’

• My flag is me

• Finalizing speedway incentives

• Putting fun in fundamentals

• Split vote OKs tax hike

• One goal, differrent ideas

June

• A noisy night in 1771 — Part VI

• A little of everything at Harrisburg Fourth of July event

• Teacher tests trivia knowledge

• Twenty years of service remembered

• Carolina International School names interim director

• Student set for China adventure

• Community service

• Jazz that pops

• Graduates celebrate unity, individualism

• Honoring Old Glory

• Development near Stough Road faces delays

• County OKs flat tax, but taxpayers feel the pinch

• County delays plans to expand board

• Start of summer fun

• Preserving home-grown goodness

• How to help prevent gang violence

• What I learned in high school

• Balanchine’s ballet comes to town

• Summit focuses on future of county’s transportation

• Water restrictions loosened slightly

• A noisy night in 1771 — Part V

• Increased criminal activity a sign of the times, sheriff says

• No stopping the early summer heat wave

• Proposed budget would cost Harrisburg property owners

• Congratulations grads

• Joined by the bonds of service, sacrifice

• Celebrating Sunday

• The future of the past

• Bus driver shows skill at ROADeo

• Celebrating 50 years of growth, God

• Non-partisan election a new option for commission expansion

• Summer Sundays

May

• Tour highlights history, gardens

• A noisy night in 1771—Part IV

• Eating out and eating healthy

• Humpy’s last hurrah

• Leadership and support

• County’s proposed flat tax rate will cost taxpayers

• Lesson in leadership

• Bus loads of fun at the races

• Market opens with old favorites, new appeal

• Marshall Tucker Band to perform in Town Center

• Parmer out as town administrator June 30

• Decrease in revenues hascouncil pondering possible water, sewer rate hike