Mount Holly Plans Alive After 5 Show With The Fantastic Shakers
Mount Holly launches Alive After 5 on Main Street with The Fantastic Shakers drawing about 400. A city code change lets attendees take drinks from City Café to seats at the June 28 event as part of a trial. Concerts run 6 9 p.m. with The Catalinas The Embers and Billy Scott and the Prophets. admission free. Downtown Belmont also approves Friday Night Live with biweekly shows starting July 20 featuring beer sales in designated areas to aid merchants.
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Divorce attorney testifies in Anderson murder case
Emily Anderson told Hickory divorce attorney Rachael LeClair in November 2005 that her marriage to Jerry Anderson was over. LeClair testified that Emily described mistreatment and a distant husband, and discussed a divorce to gain more from a Tennessee dairy farm settlement while planning a move in 2006. The trial continued with photos of the crime scene and blood evidence discussed by Lt. Tracy Pyle, as cadaver dog searches debate looms.
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Dallas mayor: property tax unchanged in next budget
Compiled by Daniel Jackson the Dallas town budget shows property tax collections rising to 623000 next year with an 88000 increase, while the tax rate remains 38 cents per 100 of assessed value. A 4 p.m. June 22 special meeting will consider the 1022249141 budget featuring 3.5 percent overall growth and 0 new hires.
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