Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 18th of June.
Good morning, Hickory.
Two years ago, 75% of teachers at Longview Elementary would not recommend the school, but the principal says that today 90% support recommending it to parents + a clear turnaround in teacher morale is taking shape.
The American Red Cross needs donors now to keep hospital shelves stocked as summer rises—an urgent appeal coinciding with planned blood drives in Burke and Caldwell counties.
Donors must bring valid ID and meet donation requirements to help save lives.
On June 17, six Lenoir-Rhyne student-athletes from the lacrosse and golf teams earned recognition on the CSC Academic All-District team by maintaining at least a 3.5 GPA and meeting athletic standards.
Two players earned Academic All-America consideration, with the national team to be announced on July 8 (details provided by Lenoir-Rhyne Athletics).
The CCC&TI softball team earned national honors after a historic run to the championship game.
Sophomore pitcher Sadie Messer, utility Zoe Cheek, and catcher Chloe Wilson were recognized with All-American and Gold Glove awards as the Cobras captured the Region 10 and Appalachian District Championships and finished as national runners-up.
Concerts by Candlelight
7-8 p.m. — Hickory North Carolina — Ticketed event — Experience an intimate musical performance illuminated by candlelight in a historic venue.
PMP Certification Classroom Training
32 hours — Hickory North Carolina — $1599 — Engage in comprehensive training for the prestigious PMP certification with experienced instructors and practical projects.
4th of July Music Festival and Fireworks
5:30-11:30 p.m. — L. P. Frans Stadium — $25-$30 — Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a vibrant concert and a spectacular fireworks show.
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