Cherryville opens baseball themed splash pad in city parks
Cherryville's Robert H Ballard Municipal Recreation Park unveiled a free splash pad at 101 S Rudisill Ave. open daily noon to 6 pm. The project is part of a broader recreation funding plan funded by a 1 million grant from Piedmont Lithium with 500000 annual payments starting 2027 for 20 years.
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Brian Dalton
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Stanley imposes new hourly and copy fees for public records
Stanley adopts a public records policy charging 18 per hour for requests exceeding four hours plus 10 cents per black and white page, 50 cents color, 3 per certified page, and 7 for flash drive delivery. A 50 payment upfront is required for estimated fees over 50. The measure mirrors Huntersville and reflects staffing limits.
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Mike Tadych
Denton
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Huntersville
Living Healthy seminar aims to aid chronic conditions
The NC Cooperative Extension and Catawba Riverkeeper will offer a six week Living Healthy seminar this summer from 9 30 a m to noon on Tuesdays Aug 6 Sept 10 The free program requires registration by July 26 and covers stress management communication endurance and practical symptom relief with guidance from Linda Minges.
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North Carolina Cooperative Extension
Catawba Riverkeeper
Linda Minges
NC Cooperative Extension
Linda
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