Toby Thorpe is a journalist for The Stanly News & Press, focusing on local news in Albemarle, North Carolina. With a passion for community reporting, Toby covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, human interest stories, and sports.
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At its Sept. 3 meeting, Albemarle City Council voted to approve McGill and Associates to develop a master plan for the city's parks and recreation department.
By: Toby Thorpe
When people speak of “Where the Wild Things Are,” the thoughts of many parents turn to the award-winning children's book from which they once read bedtime stories to little ones.
Susan Holbrook has cracked a lot of eggs over the past 30 years — in fact, a regular customer who suggested the SNAP speak to Holbrook estimated the amount to be “over two million.”
By: Toby Thorpe
Of the diverse varieties of cookies produced by the Albemarle Sweet Shop, one stands out as the favorite among the bakery's many loyal customers.
A conditional rezoning for Frances Estate, a new subdivision to be located in Locust off Vella Drive between Elm Street and NC 24-27, was approved following a public hearing by Locust City Council at its Sept. 12 meeting.
By: Toby Thorpe
Main Street Manager Joy Almond and Development Services Director Kevin Robinson delivered reports to Albemarle City Council at the board's regular meeting on Sept. 16.
Family and friends of the late Thomas “Ed” Underwood gathered on Thursday at Market Station for a ceremony designating a section of South Second Street in Albemarle in his memory.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Forest Hills, ranked No. 11 among North Carolina 2A teams by MaxPreps, jumped to a 27-0 halftime lead on Monday night before holding off a rally by the visiting No. 26 North Stanly Comets in a 30-21 win. Forest Hills outgained North Stanly in both passing (203) and rushing […]
Beulah Huneycutt, who turned 100 years old on Sept. 20, was honored by her family with a party on Sept. 29 at the Locust Community Building. A life-long resident of Locust, Huneycutt continues to live independently into her second century.
By: Toby Thorpe
Several members of the Stanly County Board of Education voiced frustration and disappointment at the recent decision of Stanly County Commissioners
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