June 4-10, 2014 Record & Landmark As part of its mission to preserve, promote and provide learning experiences in culture, heritage and the arts, Iredell Museums will present two summer art camps titled “Summer in North Carolina.” The goal of both camps is to allow children to have fun using the elements and principles of art to create drawings, collages, paintings and other forms of art with a special focus on summer in North Carolina. (6/4) Matthew Bailey fundraiser participants accepting the “Cold Water Challenge.
” Matthew Bailey was all smiles as he pushed the button that dumped gallons of water on a group of students, instructors and one school board member Wednesday. Bailey, a Northview IB student diagnosed with brain cancer earlier this year, was the beneficiary of a new fundraising trend that has been exploding across the country — the Cold Water Challenge. Those accepting the challenge Wednesday were students in the fire academy and health sciences classes at the Career Academy and Technical School in Troutman.
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