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- RYAN HEAVNER PARTNERS WITH THOMAS NOBLOT OF NOBLOT JEWELERS
- Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties’ Travel to Raleigh to Ask Gaston and Lincoln County Legislators to Maintain Investments in Early Childhood Programs
- Vehicle Belonging to Man Reported Missing Last Night Found in Gaston County
- June Photo contest
- Lincolnton Recreation Pool annouces 2012 schedule
| RYAN HEAVNER PARTNERS WITH THOMAS NOBLOT OF NOBLOT JEWELERS Posted: 24 May 2012 02:06 PM PDT Written By: WaltersWebDesign.com SAINT LOUIS, MO (MAY 8TH, 2012) ARCA Racing Driver and Lincoln County resident Ryan Heavner and his PUSH Foundation are proud to partner with ‘The Bleeding Cross’ both on and off the race track. Both of these organizations share the same goal and are excited to partner together to help implement the message in the racing community and beyond the gates of the racetrack.
The Bleeding Cross is in direct reflection of the mission Heavner is out to portray through his PUSH Foundation. Ryan feels anyone can discover his or her purpose through the power of prayer. Using his ‘Pray Until Something Happens’ motto Ryan wants to let people know GOD is there for them and ready to listen. Heavner is currently on a journey of public speaking appearances to help facilitate this message and partnering with Thomas Noblot of Noblot Jewelers who share the same passion is an exciting new friendship. Creating products representing the body and the blood of Jesus Christ as well as the seeds of sharing the Gospel, this is what The Bleeding Cross does. The products are produced and distributed by Noblot Jewelers of Lincolnton, North Carolina. A full service jewelry store in business since 2000. Hematite is the gemstone used in production. This gem has been used in jewelry making for centuries. The name is from the "Latin" word; "Hema," Which means, Blood! The Bleeding Cross name doesn't come from what it looks like but rather, what it does! It bleeds. It is the only gemstone that as the cutter cuts into it the coolant turns red like blood. It is just as if the stone is bleeding. The Bleeding Cross has products available directly from their website www.BleedingCross.com and can also be purchased at the Noblot Jewelers store in Lincolnton, NC. These products and also be purchased directly from Ryan at the racetrack or at any public appearances with his PUSH Foundation. Ryan Heavner would like to give a special thanks to Thomas Noblot with Noblot Jewelers as well as Curt Teague with Crisp Printers. Noblot along with the Bleeding Cross Presentation as well as Ryan Heavner with his showcar will be at STAPLES in Lincolnton, NC on Friday June 8th from 11-2! To learn more about sponsorship opportunities with Ryan Heavner and Bob Schacht Motorsports, please visit the teams contact page. They would be happy to go in to detail with you about how motorsports marketing can help to grow your business. Ryan Heavner would like to thank all of the team partners that helped him achieve a place on the grid in the ARCA Racing Series. These include; Lawing Marble, The Bleeding Cross, Noblot Jewelers, Triple H Diesel, Peoples Bank, Alexis Cabinet Works, Cutting Edge Stoneworks, Central Carolina Sprinklers, LJ DeZigns and WaltersWebDesign.com. For information on Ryan Heavner, visit www.RyanHeavner.com For information on Ryan Heavner’s PUSH Foundation, visit www.PUSH-Foundation.com For information on The Bleeding Cross, visit www.BleedingCross.com For information on Bob Schacht Motorsports, visit www.BSM75.com
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| Posted: 24 May 2012 01:51 PM PDT Raleigh, NC – On Tuesday, May 22, child advocates from Lincoln and Gaston Counties traveled to the North Carolina General Assembly as part of Smart Start's statewide "Tuesdays for Tots" initiative. The constituents met with the legislative delegation from each county and asked members to restore $18.8 million to Smart Start. In 2011, Smart Start funding was reduced by 20% ($37.6 million), disproportionately more than any other component of the education system. As a result thousands of children are no longer benefiting from much-needed early childhood programs.  Left to right: Senator Chris Carney, Mike Linker, Executive Director of the Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties, Amy Simmons, Director at the Grace School in Stanley, NC, Amy Wadsworth, Public Information Coordinator and Representative Jason Saine.
"There are only 2,000 days between the time a baby is born and when that child shows up for the first day of kindergarten," said Michael Linker, Executive Director of the Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties. "We're meeting with legislators to discuss the needs of children in our community, the research that supports programs like Smart Start, and why investing in our youngest citizens is a wise investment for families, the economy and our society as a whole."
State funding for Smart Start has been cut by $80 million over the last decade. These cuts are occurring at the same time that economists, military leaders, law enforcement and business leaders are advocating that investments in young children are one of the strongest investments for sustained growth and job creation, protecting our national security, and providing children with the opportunity to reach their potential.
Created by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1993, Smart Start is a network of 77 nonprofit local partnerships led by a state-level organization, The North Carolina Partnership for Children, Inc. working together measurably to measurably increase the health and well-being of young children, building the foundation for all future learning, by: • Improving children's early care and education programs so that they are safe, healthy and provide opportunities for children to learn skills they need for success in school. • Providing parents with tools that support them in raising healthy, happy, successful children. • Ensuring that children have access to preventive health care.
Local residents traveling to the North Carolina General Assembly included: Michael Linker, Executive Director of the Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties, Amy Wadsworth, Public Information Coordinator of the Partnership for Children of Lincoln & Gaston Counties, and Amy Simmons, Director of the Grace School in Stanley and PFCLG Board member. The group met with the following members of the Lincoln and Gaston County legislative delegation. They included Representative William A. Current, Sr., Representative Kelly E. Hastings, Representative John A. Torbett, Representative Jason Saine, Senator Chris Carney and Senator Kathy Harrington. For More Information, contact: Amy Wadsworth, Public Information Coordinator, 704-922-0900
The Partnership for Children of Lincoln and Gaston Counties is a nonprofit organization that brings community groups together to serve the needs of children from birth to five years of age. The Partnership implements North Carolina Smart Start programs and funding through a variety of measures, including its collaboration with local child care centers to enhance quality, provide educational support and refer parents to quality child care options
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| Vehicle Belonging to Man Reported Missing Last Night Found in Gaston County Posted: 24 May 2012 01:34 PM PDT Lincoln County Sheriff's Office News Release  Divers comb the waters of the South Fork River near the NC 321 bridge as they search for Keith Roland.Photo by Seth Mabry
May 24, 2012 Lincolnton, NC – Lincoln County Sheriff's deputies located a work truck belonging to a man reported missing Wednesday night. The vehicle was found on the side of Highway 321 near the South Fork River Bridge and was unoccupied. Lincoln County Sheriff's deputies took a report last night around 9:30 pm from a man concerned that he had not heard from his friend 37 year old Keith Roland Boyte for two days. Scott Grant told officers that he had repeatedly called Mr. Boyte's cell phone for the past 48 hours and did not get an answer. Officers also contacted his wife who told them she had not spoken to him since Monday afternoon. The last time he was seen was Monday evening around 6:00 p.m. and he told neighbors he was heading to Shelby to work on a rental home. Mr. Boyte lives at 1069 Clemmay Trail, Lincolnton. Deputies checked area hospitals and law enforcement centers last night but could not find the man. The Highway 321 scene where the work truck and trailer was found has been turned over to Gaston County authorities.
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| Posted: 24 May 2012 12:35 PM PDT  Kim Fisher- "Shake your Booty !!" We are going to publish a photo page in the first edition of the Lincoln Tribune. And we want to see your photos. But there is a catch… you have to think of a lyric from a song and express it in a photo. email your pic to seth.mabry@lincolntribune.com include your name, song and lyric. the deadline is May 30 so you better hurry!!
 Bobby Costea during his parallel bars routine at the Junior Olympics Championship on May 11. Song is Toby Keith's "I love this bar" Photo credit Champion Images
 Kim Fisher - Song lyrics- Party rockers in the house tonight, Everybody just have a good time
 Alisha Reece- from Jack Johnson and Ben Harper's song "My own two hands"
 Alisha Reece- from Jack Johnson and Ben Harper's song " My own two hands"
 Lynn cook -The song is Delta Dawn
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| Lincolnton Recreation Pool annouces 2012 schedule Posted: 24 May 2012 12:11 PM PDT CITY OF LINCOLNTON Community Announcements The Lincolnton Recreation Pool located at Betty G. Ross Park will open the weekends of, May 26, 27, & 28, and June 2 & 3, with operating times for each day as follows: • Saturdays, May 26 and June 2 from 10:00am – 5:00pm The pool will open for the Summer on Saturday, June 9, and will assume regular operational hours which are as follows: Monday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm and Sundays 1pm – 5pm. Pool admission: $2.00 per person. Season passes and group rates available. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Water Aerobics The Lincolnton Recreation Pool at Betty G. Ross Park is offering water aerobics on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm – 8:30pm beginning on June 12, 2012 and continuing through August 14, 2012. Cost is $3.00 per session or $20.00 for the entire program. Class attendance may warrant the addition of another week-night meeting. For more information, contact the Recreation Office at 704-735-2671. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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