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April 17, 2026

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Falcons extend streak, stay atop USA South standings

February 17, 2026 admin
MISENHEIMER — Now at 10 consecutive victories, the Pfeiffer men’s basketball team remains alone at the top of the USA South Athletic Conference standings entering the final week of the regular season. The Falcons (14-8, […]
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North Stanly boys, girls capture Yadkin Valley Conference titles

February 17, 2026 admin
NEW LONDON — With 41 combined wins against just five losses, North Stanly’s boys’ and girls’ basketball teams have turned dominant regular seasons into Yadkin Valley Conference championships. Both Comet squads secured league titles last […]
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Albemarle receives clean audit report for 2024-25

February 17, 2026 admin
ALBEMARLE — The city of Albemarle has been given a clean audit for fiscal year 2024-25, with an independent accounting firm issuing the highest level of assurance on the city’s financial statements. During Monday night’s […]
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Stanly commissioners reappoint three to Senior Services Advisory Board

February 17, 2026 admin
ALBEMARLE — Three members of the Stanly County Senior Services Advisory Board have been reappointed to new three-year terms following a unanimous vote by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners. On Monday night, commissioners voted […]
Sports

Pfeiffer women hold off Methodist in home victory

February 13, 2026 admin
MISENHEIMER — The Pfeiffer women’s basketball team improved its conference position on Wednesday night, defeating Methodist 59-53 in Merner Gym. With the win, the Falcons (12-9, 9-5 USA South) moved back into fourth place in […]
Sports

South Stanly boys escape Gray Stone with road win

February 13, 2026 admin
MISENHEIMER — Snapping a three-game losing streak, the South Stanly boys’ basketball team used a dominant third quarter to defeat Gray Stone 47-40 in Misenheimer on Tuesday. The Rowdy Rebel Bulls improved to 8-14 overall […]
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Albemarle police search for bank robbery suspect

February 13, 2026 admin
ALBEMARLE — The Albemarle Police Department is actively searching for an unknown suspect in connection to a bank robbery reported on Tuesday afternoon. According to police, officers were dispatched at approximately 3:13 p.m. to First […]
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Pfeiffer introduces Physician Assistant Class of 2028

February 13, 2026 admin
MISENHEIMER — Pfeiffer University announced its Physician Assistant Class of 2028 on Wednesday in a press release, honoring a group of 28 students enrolled in the university’s Master of Science program. The full-time program is […]
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Early voting opens for Stanly County primary election

February 13, 2026 admin
ALBEMARLE — In-person early voting for the March 3 primary election began on Thursday morning in Stanly County, giving voters over two weeks to cast ballots ahead of Election Day. Early voting is taking place […]
Sports

Pfeiffer edges past Southern Virginia to extend win streak

February 10, 2026 admin
MISENHEIMER — After dropping its first two USA South Athletic Conference games of the season, the Pfeiffer men’s basketball team has surged to the top of its league standings behind an eight-game winning streak. The […]

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Lowder delivers six scoreless innings in Reds win

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ALBEMARLE — Former North Stanly pitcher Rhett Lowder is making an early impression on the mound for the Cincinnati Reds, delivering one of the most dominant starts to a career in both franchise and league […]
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