The Weekly Post
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The Weekly Post is a locally owned, family operated newspaper serving Western Stanly County and Southern Cabarrus. Since 1974, The Weekly Post has been serving readers and advertisers. Our paper has won numerous state awards for excellence in journalism, layout, photojournalism, sports, and advertising. We reach out to one of the fastest growing communities in the area. Our readers repeatedly exercise their buying power and shop consistently with our merchants who let them know that their patronage is valued. Our subscribers encompass a dynamic mix of stable residents and newcomers eager to discover Stanly County and Southern Cabarrus County. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Charlotte |
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Search ArticlesAdoptable Pet of the Week – Kester | The Weekly Post
WEDDINGTON, NC – “Introducing Kester! Kester is a British shorthair, two-year-old, neutered boy. He is up-to-date on vaccines and combo tested negative. He came from a breeder and even though he is very sweet he will still be a little unsure of new things having lived in a cage his whole life.
Will The Housing Market Ever Cool Off?
MINT HILL, NC – “Frenzy” is the word used to describe the housing market again by many. It’s becoming common for many homes for sale in Mint Hill, NC to receive multiple offers. An offer above the asking price is also rather common again – despite the higher interest rates. If you’ve tried to buy a home recently but didn’t have success, you might be wondering when the market will cool off. Let’s look at a few potential answers to this question, along with some home buying tips you can use right now.
Creation Acre, The Micro-School Of Big Dreams
MINT HILL, NC – Creation Acre is the newest educational addition to the Mint Hill Community, owned and founded by husband and wife team Jasmine and Akeem Williams. Creation Acre is a micro-school, one of the fantastic new options for childhood education as an alternative to traditional school. Micro-schools are independent learning centers with small class sizes and flexibility in class schedules that allow students to engage in more independently driven hands-on learning beyond the classroom.
Novant Health Mint Hill Medical Center Performs 400th Incisionless Brain Surgery
MINT HILL, NC – In August of 2020, Novant Health announced it would be the first in the Carolinas to offer a scalpel-free treatment for essential and Parkinson’s tremors using intracranial focused ultrasound. The innovative procedure uses sound wave energy to treat brain tissue at the source of the tremor, making brain “surgery” possible without an incision or anesthesia.
Because Everyone Has A Story–Family Origin Stories | The Weekly Post
MINT HILL, NC – Family Origin Stories is a labor of love for genealogist Marie Sproul. During the COVID pandemic, Ms. Sproul got her certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University and is a proud member of the Association of Professional Genealogists. Ms. Sproul uses her skills in research and history to help families trace their lineage, discover the identity of family members from old photos, and celebrate their unique history.
Summer Shedding & Grooming Tips for Pet Parents
CHARLOTTE – The shedding of a dog’s coat is probably the number one nuisance for most pet parents. The hair gets everywhere. If you are tired of constantly picking up your pet’s hair, there are a few things you can do to help minimize the amount of shedding. Regular brushing is the most recommended method as it will help to pull out loose hair, prevent matting, and leave your dog’s coat softer and cleaner. Make sure to use the right brush for your dog’s coat.
“Indian Roots” Exhibit On Display At Mint Hill Town Hall
MINT HILL, NC – Currently on exhibit at Mint Hill Town Hall is Mint Hill Arts’ quarterly exhibit “Indian Roots” featuring the work of two talented Indian-American artists, Rupam Varma and Santvana Anu Jain. An instructor and member of Mint Hill Arts for over seven years, Varma trained as an artist while studying for her Masters in Zoology in India. She is a Certified Mithila Painting artist and a Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT).
Scott Clark Toyota Graduates High School Interns
MINT HILL, NC – The Mint Hill Times published monthly articles for almost a year regarding the opportunities in the trades and in technology that do not require a 4-year college degree. Automotive Technology was featured as a good option for those interested in a career with plenty of jobs and solid training options. It’s also a good option for those who are mechanically oriented and are comfortable with changing technology.
Paris And Wine Country- Part 7
CHARLOTTE – The local cathedral was amazing, and we enjoyed some more Burgundy wines and Cheeses. Back on board tonight, our Happy Hour included some tasty refreshments as well as some different wines. Tonight’s dinner was a gastronomic delight. Just ask and we will share the menus we enjoyed on board. Entertainment tonight was a “Gypsy Band arranged by our Cruise Director. A great night’s rest accompanied by wonderful River Views and Locks was just what the Doctor ordered. Day 7 took us to Tournon.
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Monica | The Weekly Post
WAXHAW, NC – “Meet Monica, the Energetic and Loving Labrador Retriever/Shepherd Mix! Monica is a stunning Labrador Retriever/Shepherd mix with a heart full of love and a spirit brimming with energy. This 1-and-a-half-year-old beauty is eagerly awaiting her forever home, where she can share her affection and zest for life with a loving family. Monica’s well-mannered nature is evident from the moment you meet her.