The lights of the courthouse
The lamps of the Cass County Courthouse tell a well-lighted story themselves. They are part of an historical narrative visitors might come to hear and locals would be happy to tell.
The lamps of the Cass County Courthouse tell a well-lighted story themselves. They are part of an historical narrative visitors might come to hear and locals would be happy to tell.
Linden leader, historian and researcher Sue Morris Lazara provides the following insight about how to refer to the historic Cass County Courthouse “The county courthouse in Linden has actually not been in ‘continuous use.’ Its service life has been interrupted several times -- at least once in each of its three centuries,” Lazara begins. “For renovations, for tornado and fire repairs, as examples,” she said.
If you have lived under a rock over the past five years you would have missed all the QR codes popping up everywhere. These cryptograms store information within the image that gives information to an electric device like your cell phone. The most common use for the general public includes the ability to scan an information box that will open up a link on your phone that will take you to a website or to a place where you can download an app.
A search warrant led to the arrest of an Atlanta resident who was allegedly found with more than $1 million in stolen items. William Joshua Thompson, 43, was arrested and booked into the Cass County Jail for theft of property over $300,000, a first-degree felony. Thompson was also charged with the following: Possession of a controlled substance 1
On March 6, 2024, the Wake Village Police Department announced the arrest of Atlanta resident Russell Soule, 33, in connection with the 2017 homicide of 31-year-old Lindsey Torres.
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