Flag football is listed for ages 4–6 and tackle for ages 7–12; a 2026 physical, birth certificate, blue card, and signed forms are required.
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The honor requires 30 or more years at one local agency and at least 15 years of APWA membership; Miller started with the city in August 1993.
Warren Wood’s May 19 plan adds $1 million for street resurfacing, $3 on the average water-and-sewer bill, and $1 to push the sanitation fee to $30.
Nominated faculty from Lenoir-Rhyne, Appalachian State University in Hickory, and CVCC met May 12 on teaching, including use of AI.
Proposed safety work on Second Street NE from 12th Avenue NE to 16th Avenue NW comes from the Hickory Moving Forward plan; a May 18 meeting was set in Council Chambers.
Conover, Newton, Maiden, Long View, and the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office join the eastbound loop on 2nd Avenue SW through downtown.
Age-group events run 6–9 p.m. at the LRU outdoor track; series entry is $30, or $10 a night, with a $5 walk-up increase.
Mayor Jerry T. Hodge cites expanding extreme drought and the Jacob Fork River supply as the city issues a voluntary advisory, not a mandate.
CW-DMAG’s May 1 declaration shifts Conover from voluntary conservation to scheduled irrigation, pool limits, and utility-bill surcharges.
The free Catawba County residents-only event takes paint, batteries, electronics, and medications; no trailers, tires, or sharps.