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Chimney Rock Offers Free Tower Climbs, Picnics and Family Adventure Labor Day Weekend
‘The Asthma Games’ Theme Of 14TH Annual Camp Wheeznot
I was blessed in my early adult years to work in the mountains. I was on a core drill crew. Our job was to drill a hole deep within the ground in order to find out what strata laid below. I literally spent a few years getting up every morning and going to work surrounded by nature. I learned a lot about trees, plants and animals from those who had spent their lives in these places. Those are still some of the very best memories of my life.
Who’s winning your race?
I coach a lot of business people about various aspects of their lives and businesses. A lot of them think of life as a rat race.
Maybe you do, too. You think of yourself as in a race with other rats, running around a track or a maze for whatever your cheese is, convinced there’s not enough of it to go around.
Joe Dycus, age 63, of Shelby, NC, passed away Monday, August 20, 2012.
Posted on: August 30, 2012
Mr. Henry Dare Saul age 59 passed away Tuesday August 21, 2012.
Shirley Mintz Kulpinski, 75, of Gaffney, passed away on Thursday, August 23, 2012.
Nellie “Granny” Stafford, age 91, of Forest City, NC, passed away Thursday, August 23, 2012.
Wilma Jean Adkins age 75, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, August 26, 2012.
Hazel Moore McDonald Crawford, 89, passed away peacefully August 21, 2012.
Phyllis Callahan Frazier, age 78, formerly of Rutherfordton, passed away Monday, August 20, 2012.
Reece Arnold, Jr., 55, of Mooresboro, passed away on Wednesday, August 22, 2012.
Scarlett Lorlita Richard Barron, 61, of Cliffside, passed away on Thursday, August 23, 2012.
Doyle Reid Hill II, age 61 of Rutherfordton, passed away Tuesday, August 21, 2012.
Relay for Life Book Sale
We just added some brand new books and refreshed our used book section. We also have DVD’s and some books on tape. Hardbacks are $2 and paperbacks are $1. All proceeds benefit the Rutherford County Relay for Life. The sale will continue throughout the summer or until the books are sold. Held at Rutherford EMC; 186 Hudlow Rd., Forest City. Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm.
Washburn Community Outreach Center
Our Fall clothes selection on sale now. Please come shop with us 4 days a week. Our new days and times are Wed.-Sat., 9am-2pm.
Heirloom Tomato Tasting
At Tri-City Tailgate Market next to the Retro Cinema every Saturday 8am-12pm, now to November. Visit us online: www.tricitytailgatemarket.com
On one end of Thomas Jefferson’s football field Friday night, a sign in white letters said: Just Believe!
The Gryphons certainly do have some faith in the first two weeks of high school football. This past week, they rolled to a 48-7 victory over Andrews, which easily could have been a shutout.
Granted Andrews is a 1A school as well, the Wildcats went 8-5 last year, but in perspective are not a world beater. Thomas Jefferson lost by 39 to the same club a year ago, but things change. Andrews is a younger team with less than 30 kids this season, while TJ has 35 kids and the most experienced group they have had in the program.
Posted on: August 30, 2012
Throughout Rutherford County, there are many companies which embrace Relay for Life and contribute in the fight to find a cure for cancer by raising funds. Perhaps the “leader of the pack” in the continuing efforts to raise money for this cause, is none other than the Rutherford Electric Membership Corporation. They are non-stop in anything and everything that can raise some money to contribute to Relay for Life.
Do you know enough to worry?
Let’s say I give you an apple seed. It’s a seed from a Washington Red Delicious. You love and have eaten bushels of them. You’ve even picked them. You know a tree-ripened apple from one picked early and sprayed to ripen. You make your own apple pies. You know just about everything there is to know about apples…
Spaghetti Supper
Sat. Aug. 25, 5pm until at the American Legion Aux; 43 Depot St. Tryon. Cost $8. Proceeds go to veterans needs.
Community Awareness Connection Event
Sat. Sept. 8, 10am-1pm at the Forest City Housing Recreation Park; 147 East Spruce St. Forest City. Free household products (paper towels, toilet paper, etc. & baby diapers) for everyone that resides in these complexes. Free food, Christian rap, dance & songs, bouncy house & face painting. Safelink cell phone registration will be held for all those in need of a cell phone. Requirements: Must receiving housing assistance, SNAP Benefits (food stamps), or Medicaid. Info: 864-461-7178.
Relay for Life Book Sale
Added brand new books & refreshed used book section. DVD’s and some books on tape. Hardbacks: $2. Paperbacks: $1. Proceeds benefit the Rutherford County Relay for Life. The sale will continue throughout the summer or until the books are sold. Held at Rutherford EMC; 186 Hudlow Rd., Forest City. Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm.
New Life Christian Fellowship Church of God, Spindale
NA/AA Meetings every Monday night, 7pm. Contact: Bishop J.L. McCluney; 704-477-6570.
True Word Baptist Church
Meeting at Sandy Run Baptist Association; 186 Puzzle Creek Road, Bostic. Every Sunday at 11am, bible study on Thursday at 6pm. Pastor Eddie McKinney.
River Glory Prayer and Worship Center
Weekly Service held at: First Weslyan Church (Beside Hardin Drug Store) 700 S. Church Street; Forest City. Sunday at 2pm. Info: 843-330-9302 or 828-748-7736
Bow season is just around the corner. It seems to get earlier each year. But there is one thing for sure right now, and that is hunters are tuning up their bow and shooting arrow after arrow in order to be as prepared as possible for that one opportunity that may (or may not) come their way.
Posted on: August 23, 2012
Race To The Rock Offers Breathtaking Challenge
Posted on: August 23, 2012
Miss Lake Lure Teen USA Nichole Stoehrer To Light Torch
Posted on: August 23, 2012
Coming to Bostic at Golden Valley Music Park
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