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.
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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.
Conover, Newton, Maiden, Long View, and the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office join the eastbound loop on 2nd Avenue SW through downtown.
The free Catawba County residents-only event takes paint, batteries, electronics, and medications; no trailers, tires, or sharps.
The Community Relations Council presented the award at the April 25 Multicultural Festival downtown.
Lauren Arnold won the April 20 pitches at Lake Hickory Pub & Marina; LRU’s College of Business funded prizes.
Registration is $30 through May 10, then $35; the course uses the Hickory Bridge on Aviation Walk.
The April 22 ceremony in Hickory’s Innovation District was held with the CVCC Foundation, the city, and the Dale Earnhardt Foundation.
The city said one contaminated cart can send tons of otherwise recyclable material to the landfill.
Dave Leonetti presented the award April 15 for more than 100 years of family-owned distribution from Hickory.