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Filing for Elections Continues as Kannapolis Mayoral Seat Officially Contested - Salisbury Post

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SALISBURY — Filing for local elections began on Monday, and the city of Kannapolis already has what appears to be a heavily-contested mayoral seat. Kannapolis City Council Member Doug Wilson filed for the mayoral election on Monday, and his name was joined by incumbent Mayor Darrell Hinnant on Tuesday. Hinnant is the longest-serving member of the Kannapolis City Council, serving as a council member for 12 years starting in 2001 before being elec…North Carolina · North Carolina See the Story

Alligator 'incident' reignites safety concerns in Lake Waccamaw

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A 12-year-old girl was injured by an alligator in the Columbus County lake in June. But Wildlife officials say alligators encounters are rare. Read more The post Alligator ‘incident’ reignites safety concerns in Lake Waccamaw appeared first on Border Belt Independent.Lake Waccamaw · Lake Waccamaw Read Article

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