Charles Curcio is a sports editor and news reporter for the Stanly News & Press. With a focus on local sports, he covers high school basketball tournaments and other athletic events in the Albemarle area. Charles is a four-time NCPA award winner and brings his expertise and passion for sports to his writing and play-by-play announcing.
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North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson spoke to citizens at Five Points Public House in Albemarle Tuesday afternoon.
The West Stanly football team had Friday's road game at Carson postponed to Monday because of storms.
The all-time series between the football teams of Albemarle and West Stanly has the most parity of any of the county rivalries.
The 12th Annual Stanly County Dancing With the Stars fundraiser for the Butterfly House celebrated the music of Motown Saturday night at the Stanly County Agri-Civic Center.
One of the old axioms of football states turnovers will kill you. Often, the shifts in momentum and field position which come with turnovers do it, but defensive touchdowns also can happen.
The future of the two former Oakboro Police Department K-9 dogs has been a subject of discussion on social media.
Friday night's home football games for the varsity teams of Stanly County have been moved up because of storm forecasts.
The all-time football series between the North Stanly Comets and West Stanly Colts have resulted in more games decided by seven points or less in all of the series between the four county teams.
The South Stanly Rebel Bulls football program entered Thursday's home game against former conference opponent South Davidson having not had a shutout win since 2018, a span of 44 games.
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