United Way holds Day of Caring in Union County

Written by News 14 | 28 August 2010

Union County is much cleaner today thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers who donated their time. Volunteers landscaped, mowed, and painted as part United Way's Day of Caring.

Board keeps plan to send long-term suspended to 1 school

Written by News 14 | 26 August 2010

Union county students under long-term suspensions will be taught at Cuthbertson High School despite appeals by some parents. More than 660 people signed a petition saying the school board didn't follow policy when approving the decision.

Memorial held for two freshman killed in wreck

Written by News 14 | 22 August 2010

A memorial on Sunday honored two Wingate University freshmen killed in a wreck last weekend. Airielle Parker, 18, of Greensboro was killed in that crash at a Union County intersection. Also killed was Mishawn Miller, 18, of Fayetteville.

Professor issues report on effects of disbanding police forces

Written by News 14 | 12 August 2010

A recent report showed the Town of Stallings is not alone in considering disbanding its police department. Town leaders are debating whether to replace patrol officers with Union County Deputies.

Meeting focuses on district's long-term suspension plan

Written by News 14 | 26 August 2010

An open meeting was held Thursday morning in Union County concerning an appeal of the county's expansion of its long-term suspension program to Cuthbertson High School in Waxhaw. Parents filed a motion against the plan citing safety concerns and declining property values.

University holds memorial for students killed in wreck

Written by News 14 | 21 August 2010

This weekend, Wingate University is holding a public memorial service in honor of two incoming freshmen killed in a Union County wreck. The public memorial starts on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. at Austin Auditorium on Wingate's campus.

Town of Stallings considers disbanding police force

Written by News 14 | 11 August 2010

A recent report showed the Town of Stallings is not alone in considering disbanding its police department. Town leaders are debating whether to replace patrol officers with Union County Deputies.

Union County schools hold preview before school begins

Written by News 14 | 23 August 2010

Students in Union County are spending the days leading up to the first day of school meeting their teachers. Despite budget cuts, county leaders managed to avoid layoffs and cuts in the classrooms.

2 teens killed, 2 more injured in Union Co. car wreck

Written by News 14 | 15 August 2010

Two teens were killed and two others were injured after their car collided with a dump truck in Union County on Saturday. The four teens were incoming freshmen at Wingate University and were actually on campus early for an enrichment program.

SBI scrutiny prompts review of Union Co. murder cases

Written by News 14 | 11 August 2010

As the state's crime lab draws criticism for sloppy work, Union County District Attorney John Snyder is taking the unusual step of reviewing his murder convictions in cases where no confession was voiced. He blames underfunding from the state for much of the investigative inaccuracies.

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