FOREST CITY — The hard work of a singer with local ties continues to pay off with yet more musical accolades.
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SHELBY — Live music returns to the Earl Scruggs Center, and the heart of Cleveland County, with the announcement of the Earl Scruggs Center’s Summer Concert Series.
TRYON — Tryon Fine Arts Center (TFAC) announced its line-up of free musical performances at TFAC’s Peterson Amphitheater this spring.
FOREST CITY — Those partaking in Forest City’s nightlife over the weekend might have found downtown the setting for a movie. Well, kinda.
TRYON — Upstairs Artspace, Tryon’s legendary contemporary gallery, is always looking for new artists to showcase.
ASHEVILLE—Shelby’s Lou Schlesinger has won the 2021 Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize for his story “Post-Traumatic MoonPie.”
SPINDALE — You might not be able to attend an in-person performance at The Foundation Performing Arts and Conference Center right now, but your cardboard twin can.
CHIMNEY ROCK — For the past 23 years, Santa has been visiting Chimney Rock at Chimney Rock State Park to practice for his Christmas Eve debut. On Dec. 5th & 12th from 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. (weather-permitting), jolly ol’ St. Nick will continue this festive tradition by rappelling down one of …
UNION MILLS — Carley Arrowood and Daniel Thrailkill will be performing at Union Mills Learning Center 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4th.
ELLENBORO — What do you get when you cross the songs and style of Grease with the evangelistic message of a Sunday sermon? The result is “Let’s Go to the Rock,” a 1950s style youth musical portraying themes of mercy and for giveness.
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SPINDALE — Isothermal Community College (ICC) is hoping the Earl Scruggs Music Festival will one day achieve the level of success of MerleFest.
RUTHERFORDTON — The box office is now open for the play, “God’s Trombones-The Life and Poetry of James Weldon Johnson,” and tickets are available at: tix.com, or by telephone at 800-595-4849.
FOREST CITY— Former Carolina Panthers cheerleader (TopCat) Macey Strickland, 22, of Ellenboro, is taking a season off after cheering for the 2015-16 NFL season.
Former Carolina Panthers cheerleader (TopCat) Macey Strickland, 22, of Ellenboro, is taking a season off after cheering for the 2015-16 NFL season.
She cheered at every single home game as well as the Super Bowl in San Francisc
Strickland says the part that she will miss the most is not seeing the girls every week, but hopes to audition for the TopCats again.
FOREST CITY- About 100 volunteers showed up Saturday for the Hammering for Heroes event hosted by the Rutherford County Habitat for Humanity in remembrance of 9/11. The event began at 8 a.m. with a ceremony honoring first responders and military members and veterans. Rutherfordton Mayor Jimm…
FOREST CITY— Jordan Adcox, a senior at Chase High School, is Miss Gastonia 2016.
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