Ed Cottingham is a local journalist based in Monroe, North Carolina. He writes for the Enquirer Journal and Pageland Progressive Journal, covering a range of topics including local government, community events, human interest stories, and public service initiatives. His work has also been featured in The Daily Reflector.
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Ed Cottingham's focus is on local community events, government announcements, and public service recognition in the Union County area of North Carolina. His coverage heavily features entertainment news and sports related to high school sports.
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The front yard at the home of Angela and John McAuley in Monroe is full of blooming daffodils.
The village of Marvin voted no on Tuesday, March 5, to two general obligation bonds. One was a transportation bond for $15.35 million and the other a parks and recreation
Christina Helms and Gary Sides, both of Monroe, won the Republican primary for two open seats on the Union County Board of Commissioners.
Waxhaw Parks and Recreation opened the Recreation Barn with a ribbon-cutting and fun and games Friday afternoon, March 8.
Parenting coordinator Nicole Blevins instructs parents with young children in Union County. Ed Cottingham
UNION COUNTY, N.C. — Construction on both the new East Elementary in Monroe and the Forest Hills High School in Marshville, which began in spring of 2023, is on schedule.
During their regular meeting Monday, March 18, the Union County Board of Commissioners voted unanimiously to allow the privatizing of child care subsidy eligibility services.
Libby Helms, left, and Katherine Arno, far right, with the Daughters of the American Revolution, are pictured with local high school seniors recognized for being good citizens. From left are Melanie Goodson, Audrey Davis, Rebekah Henegar, Benjamin Eggleston, Abigail Carpenter, Harrison Johnson, Leslie DeJesus, Makayla Hill, Kylie Brodt, Aubrey Alexander and Melany Paiz.
WAXHAW, N.C. — A couple of public hearings at the Town of Waxhaw Board of Commissioners Tuesday brought up common concerns about future growth and development.
MONROE, N.C. — Monroe Mayor Robert Burns brought local leaders together for a Manufacturer's Breakfast on April 24 at Rolling Hills Country Club to focus on the work of a
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