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Tuesday, December 29,
2009
Is Johnston Out
at Sheriff's Office?
Shelly Johnston (center) is one of two women
currently serving on the Lincoln County Planning
Board. File Photo/TCS
By Jon Mayhew
(Lincolnton) -- The Carolina Scoop
learned Monday afternoon the Lincoln County
Sheriff's Office public relations spokesperson
may have either been reassigned or resigned from
her office.
A source told The Carolina
Scoop Rick Hensley has "replaced"
Johnston, who also served as victim's advocate.
While Johnston has made no
announcement regarding her future at the LCSO,
close ally Stacey Bryant, who was hired as a
public information specialist a couple of months
ago, abruptly resigned as of last week.
If Johnston has, in fact,
resigned from the LCSO, the resignation ends her
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Update on
Weekend Shooting
By Jon Mayhew
(East Lincoln) -- The Carolina
Scoop learned early Monday a 20-year-old shot in
the stomach area early Sunday morning has been
treated and released from the hospital.
The initial call came in
around 2:45am Sunday that Almico Anderson, 20,
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ARTISTS
TO DISCUSS
ARTWORK AT DALLAS DEPOT
In
conjunction with our current Depot art exhibit
Art of the Blue Ridge Realists, artists Jack
Greenfield and Scott Boyle will discuss their
artwork at the Depot located at 205 West Main
Street in Dallas, on January 3, 2010 from 3:00 -
4:00 pm.
Jack Greenfield's watercolor paintings are
primarily landscapes with a strong emphasis on
realism. There is a sense of nostalgia involved
because many of the scenes are of the vanishing
rural south. Because the artist is classified as
a realist he will talk on how watercolors can
achieve depth thru layered washes along with
strongly developed textures to give life to
the painting.
Gaston County
Artist Scott Boyle will discuss his artwork on
January 3rd at the Depot in Dallas.
Nationally known Gaston County Artist Scott Boyle
considers himself a visual explorer of the
effects of light upon the landscape. He
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Obituary:
Helen Naomi Martin Stroud
LINCOLNTON - Mrs. Helen Naomi Martin
Stroud, age 83, of Lincolnton, died on Wednesday,
December 23, 2009.
Born in Lincolnton on August 6, 1926, she was the
daughter of the late Mary Beal Martin and Burgin
Martin. Mrs. Stroud was preceded in death by her
husband, Hubert H. Stroud. A graduate of
Lincolnton
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Heathcliff
-by Gallagher
2009-2010
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
BOWL SCHEDULE
Click on the bowl
logos below
to go to the individual bowl's website
South
Carolina vs. UConn
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Birmingham,
Ala.
Legion Field
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Jan. 2nd
2:00 p.m.
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Arkansas
vs. East Carolina
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Memphis,
Tenn.
Liberty Bowl
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Jan. 2nd
5:30 p.m
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Texas vs.
Alabama
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Pasadena,
Calif.
Rose Bowl
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Jan. 7th
8:00 p.m.
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Click here to see the entire
2009 - 2010 bowl schedule
LINCOLN COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Lincoln County Courthouse
Photo by Adam Diaz/The
Carolina Scoop
LINCOLN
COUNTY DISTRICT COURT
COURT
DATE: TUESDAY 12/29/09
TIME:
09:30 AM
COURTROOM NUMBER: 001
JUDGE PRESIDING : K. Dean Black
COURTROOM CLERK : Cathy Keener
PROSECUTOR : Adrienne Hodges
NO. DEFENDANT NAME OFFENSE
************************************************************************************
1 ANDERSON,STERLING,CHRI RECKLESS DRIVING TO ENDANGER
LICENSE NOT IN POSSESSION
2 ANDERSON,STERLING,CHRI DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED
INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY
CIVIL REVOCATION DR LIC
3 ARCHIBALD,KELLI,LYNN POSSESS MARIJUANA UP TO 1/2 OZ
4 BEAL,CRISTY,LYNN POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
POSSESS MARIJUANA UP TO 1/2 OZ
5 BECHINSKI,NATASHIA,MAR SPEEDING 067/45
INJURY TO PERSONAL PROPERTY
6 BELL,ANDREW,ROBERT SPEEDING 068/35
UNSAFE PASSING YELLOW LINE
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calendar
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Profile
America
Tuesday, December
29th
Broadcasting
the Met
This week in
1931, NBC broadcast the entire opera Hansel
and Gretel on the radio from the Metropolitan
Opera in New York -- the first time this had
been done.
The broadcast started a series of Saturday
afternoon matinees that is still going on
today. For 63 years, the series was sponsored
by Texaco -- the longest continuous
sponsorship in radio history.
Today, the broadcasts from the Met continue
introducing
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