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Dale Trail signs get bumped in Kannapolis

Condition of markers cited; request came from the developer of the new, massive biotech campus.

Did the billionaire pushing biotech drive away the banners that marked the former stomping grounds of Kannapolis native Dale Earnhardt?

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    The FBI says police have arrested two of the "Interstate Bandits," a group it believes was responsible for bank robberies in Huntersville, Concord and at least 10 other cities across the eastern United States.

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  • High fuel costs drag down action at tracks

    Some drivers and race teams are curtailing their participation in the sport.

    You think your SUV is taking a hit by increasing fuel pri-ces? Try paying $8 a gallon.

  • Consulting firm joining Research Campus

    The New Jersey company might hire up to 35 people.

    A New Jersey consulting firm specializing in sensory testing is joining the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, and is looking to hire 20 to 35 people.

  • Looking at life behind the wheel

    Cabarrus and University City commuting, construction, safety and trivia – all fair game in this space.

    Welcome to Traffic Tango, a new column about how our lives on the road define us, and make – or break – our day.

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Barbara Thiede

Barbara Thiede

Humor of lost luggage wasn't lost on us

I went to the airport to pick up my husband, Ralf, and our 16-year-old son, Erik. They had just returned from visiting Ralf's mother in Germany.

Helen Arthur-Cornett

Helen Arthur-Cornett

Essay adds to Black Boys lore

An addendum to our recent series on the Cabarrus Black Boys seems in order now, as certain 1770s "restrictive" acts by the British blamed the rise of the feisty Regulators on King George II.

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