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(The Lincoln Times-News asked the candidates running for mayor of the City of Lincolnton to answer the following questions related to the issues. Here are some of the responses, edited for length, submitted by email from Jill Tipton and Jim Watson.)
A story in the Oct. 14 edition of The Eagle said Cherryville QB Jayden Adams threw for five touchdowns in an Oct. 9 win over East Gaston.
(This is the sixth in a series of spotlights on the 2026 class of inductees into the Cherryville Sports Hall of Fame, leading up to the banquet on Oct 24 at First Baptist Church).
The second annual City of Lincolnton-sponsored Halloween Block Party is set for Friday, Oct. 30, at 5 p.m. The party site is the intersection of East Water and South Academy streets.
The early voting turnout in Lincoln County is running about four percent ahead of the General Election four years ago.
Instead of a new training facility with all the bells and whistles, the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office will for now make do with upgrades to its existing training range.
IRON STATION—On a golden autumn morning, a crowd of about 200 turned out to celebrate the launch of another chapter in the history of the Lincoln County Library.
Richard Walker (carolinassportshub.com) has written a book on the history of American Legion baseball in Cherryville.
After dropping a 42-14 decision to Stuart Cramer on Oct. 23, the Cherryville Ironmen close the regular season in football this Friday, Oct. 30, against rival Bessemer City at Rudisill Stadium.
Two Cherryville runners are shown here competing in a recent cross country meet at West Lincoln. In the Southern Piedmont Conference championship 5K race on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Shelby,
