Buried deep in the back of this residential neighborhood on a dead end street, you can't miss this…read morebright blue Little Free Library on the side. It is named "Big Blue" in its listing in the Little Free Library database map. On the library itself, a plaque indicates that it "In memory of Sally Ann Rex 1948-2024" Charter number 192005. Inside the double doors a single shelf of books. The variety included some children's books, retired library books, fantasy and more. Nothing that caught my eye today but maybe next time. There is ample parking to stop on the side of the road here. [Review 568 of 2026 - 4659 in North Carolina - 25750 overall]

Located in Salisbury adjacent to the Rowan County Courthouse and a number of churches, this marker…read morepoints out the history of the cemetery that is just next to it. Marker L-71 reads, "Cornwallis' men buried here in 1781. Granted to city in 1770 by British government. Grave of Gov. John W. Ellis is here." The online essay has more information. "The land for what has come to be known as the Old English Cemetery in Salisbury was originally set aside for the town by the colonial assembly in 1770. The title for the "Burying Ground" was assigned to the town commissioners, one of whom was Thomas Frohock. Frohock donated the plot to the city upon his death in 1794. Over the ensuing decades the cemetery became the final resting place for generations of the leaders of Rowan County. Best known of those individuals was Gov. John Ellis (1820-1861), who died seven months into his term as the state's chief executive. The cemetery includes a number of unmarked British graves, those likely being the remains of soldiers in Cornwallis's army who died while in jail in Salisbury. Cornwallis's camp was situated on the property where the Rowan Public Library now stands and his soldiers used the old town well at the back of the library property. "The oldest grave in the cemetery is that of Col. Daniel Little who died on December 10, 1775. The cemetery was restored by the Pine Tree Garden Club of Salisbury in the 1960s. The Freedmen's Cemetery is separated from the Old English Cemetery by a stone wall. In recent years efforts have been mounted to memorialize those buried in the Freedmen's Cemetery and to repair the monuments in the Old English Cemetery." [Review 1126 of 2024 - 3621 in North Carolina - 22150 overall]

Mark and Robert are top notch stand-up guys that deliver a great product. Our four elevators were…read moreinstalled in Carolina Beach, NC, in 2005 by Accel. This was done as to accommodate a situation where a local elevator vendor was not available. For a number of years these guys actually traveled 4 hours to support the elevators they installed (and did so promptly). We are now able to be supported by a local vendor in Wilmington, but to this day Mark and Robert both promptly return our calls to answer questions and provide valuable advice. A+++ for Accel Elevators!

Stanly Gardens is a perpetual care cemetery in Albemarle, North Carolina. The cemetery offers the…read moreusual burial and cremation services. There is very little information online, so I'm a little stuck. The cemetery is quite well cared for. There is no little and no overgrowth, though a few of the paved lanes through the park could use some pothole attention. Nothing that you can't drive around though. There is a dedicated area for veterans and they do offer appropriate funeral honors. It is a peaceful park and nice for a walk to explore though it is not shaded at all. [Review 13923 overall, 1245 of 2020, number 2567 in North Carolina.]

To say I'm upset is putting it mildly. I was downright appalled when I visited my late husband's…read moregrave. My solar light, solar powered hot air balloon, and flowers were all stolen from the marker. When I called the cemetery to question them, they told me a group of teenagers 'cleaned them out'. I'm still not sure if the teenagers were hired or they just came through and took what they wanted. Either way, they had no right to take anything from the marker. This is MY property and if I find out who took MY stuff, I will press charges! It doesn't get any lower than this for these so-called human beings. The Cemetery people said they were responsible, which they are and that these teenagers were assigned to clean up the trashy looking stuff which is all well and fine. I assure you, however, my husband's marker has NEVER been trashy looking. I, and or my granddaughter visit it frequently and refurbish it with flowers / decorations. They said some of the stuff had been recouped and may be in the yards manager's shed. I want my stuff back and I want it back now! Below is a picture of the marker before it was all stolen!

My son has attended KKLC since he was two (over 5 years). We left another center in the Concord…read morearea which had a whole host of issues. We've been incredibly happy with the school. The Pre K program prepared him for school. He's loved all of the teachers he's had. His after school teacher has been with him since he was in Kindergarten, moving up every year with his class. That's just one thing that makes this school so special. The office staff has always been quick to resolve any issues I've had with billing or to provide timely information that relates to my child. I've had several friends enroll their children here, some having to wait for a spot. Their high enrollment is just another testament to the fact that this school is doing something right. I can't recommend this program enough.

We love Kings keep!! We visited about six day cares in the Concord area and this one to me had the…read moremost home like, loving feel of all of them. They don't have the fancy gadgets and gizmos but they do have is a warm loving atmosphere and the best teachers I could possibly ask for. I feel totally confident leaving our one-year-old here every day. The administrators s know all the kids by name... They are like a big family.

They have taken care of our computer repairs for years. Reasonable price and a great staff and…read morevery knowledgeable.

They do a great job at reasonable prices. Friendly and listens to your needs and concerns. I…read morerecommend them for your needs.

They were quick to get back to me and also get the job done. I would recommend them to everyone for…read moretheir carpet cleaning needs. Bo is the nicest person will use again.

We are currently in the process of moving and needed the upholstery of our sectional and patio…read morefurniture professionally cleaned. Bo and staff showed up timely, performed the cleaning and explained the best way to keep things looking good at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend them.

this office is in Concord, not Charlotte, just saying... we…read moremust be doing something wrong because it all worked out pretty okay for starting off as poop. my wife called septic blue because the outfit that did the previous pump out and inspection (before we bought the place) no longer exists. we got off to a rough start when they called my wife instead of me to say the tech was on his way - she was out of town for a couple days... got it straightened out and I met Nicholas at the house half an hour later. we located the vault, opened it up, and got rid of the wet and most of the sludge - cold weather really keeps the smell down. we had a look at the system and discovered there's no effluent filter, the cover for the distribution box is split, the field is not draining correctly (no filter to confine the solids to the vault) and there's a lot of rootage in there as well... so when it warms up a little next week I get to dig around to get the outflow flowing and maybe avoid a substantial cash outlay. shouldn't be more than about three days of shovel work, half a ton of gravel and maybe 60' of tile, possibly a lot less! or I could spend a couple five thousand dollars and let someone else have all the fun. Nope..!