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The Taylorsville Times is a local news outlet focused on serving the Taylorsville community with coverage centered on day‑to‑day civic life, local institutions, and community interests.
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Annual Can Drive is this week at elementary schools (opens the original)
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September is designated as “Hunger Action Month.” Alexander County elementary schools will be participating in the annual Can Food Drive to benefit the food pantries in the county: The Christian Crisis Center, in Taylorsville; Hiddenite Helpers, in Hiddenite; Good Samaritan, in Bethlehem; Stony Point Christian Ministry, in Stony Point; and the food pantry at Alexander Central High School, in Taylorsville. The food drive is scheduled for Monday, September 28, through Friday, October 2, 2026. Each
River cleanup set Oct. 3 (opens the original)
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First Saturday in October brings largest annual 1-day river cleanup to Southeast On Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, citizens throughout the Catawba-Wateree River Basin will have the unique opportunity to participate in the largest 1-day river cleanup in the Southeast: the Catawba Riversweep. The sweep will include a cleanup locatio
“Local Lens” Readers’ Photo of the Week (opens the original)
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: SEPTEMBER 30, 2026 The Taylorsville Times’ “Local Lens: Readers’ Photo of the Week” features one picture of local interest in each issue, submitted by a reader. People (with their permission) are shown in their daily activities or special events, pets, farm animals, wildlife, flowers, remarkable sunrises, sunsets, or other suitab
Jenkins invited to play music at White House (opens the original)
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By MICAH HENRY Kayla Childers Jenkins, 29, a native of the Sugar Loaf Community who now lives in the Lake Norman area, was recently notified that her chamber music trio, Arcana Nova, has been selected to perform at the White House for Christmas 2026. “We found out about the White House Christmas Open House through an a
No more license stickers, says DMV (opens the original)
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License plates will look a little bare very soon, compared to past years. As a result of recent legislation, effective October 1, 2026, the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles is moving to an all-electronic registration system, eliminating the requirement for license plate stickers and printed registration cards. What does this mean for motorists? Residents with vehicle(s) registered in North Carolina will no longer receive physical license plate stickers or printed registration cards when you regi
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