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2003 Shelby case leads to murder indictment (The Charlotte Observer)
A Cleveland County grand jury has returned an indictment on a first-degree murder charge against Donald Borders, a suspect in the 2003 death of an elderly Shelby woman, court officials said Tuesday.Grand jury returns murder indictment in Shelby death (WCNC Charlotte)
SHELBY, N.C. -- A Cleveland County Grand Jury has returned an indictment for first-degree murder against Donald Borders, a suspect in the 2003 death of an elderly Shelby woman, court officials said Tuesday. The charge was resubmitted after a grand jury didn’t return an indictment in January. The panel didn’t drop the charge, but elected instead to continue it until a later date. In January ...Grand jury returns murder indictment in Shelby death (The Charlotte Observer)
A Cleveland County Grand Jury has returned an indictment for first-degree murder against Donald Borders, a suspect in the 2003 death of an elderly Shelby woman, court officials said Tuesday.Smog-cutting status reviewed (The Charlotte Observer)
Charlotte will be able to show the federal government that its transportation plans will help lower pollution-causing emissions, the Charlotte Department of Transportation said Monday night.The Observer Forum: Letters to the editor (The Charlotte Observer)
In response to "Plenty of reasons for CMS to keep middle school sports" (March 5 Forum): Forum writer Hildi Chinigo says middle school sports should maintain their status quo in teaching hard work, functioning as a part of a team, creating positive role models and promoting good behavior.