Our local route
Service across Cleveland County
Based in Shelby, NC, we cover homes within roughly 12 miles. Choose your town for travel distance and local details.
The Shelby route
Local scheduling works best when routes stay practical. If your town is not listed, call anyway and we will give you an honest answer.
(980) 270-5699- 01 Light Oak, NCLight Oak sits just a few miles east of Shelby inside the 28150 ZIP Shelby shares, a small community of around 700 people bordered by Shelby on the west and south, with a mix of mid-century homes and newer construction tucked into the side streets.3.8 mi
- 02 Patterson Springs, NCPatterson Springs sits southeast of Shelby, a small residential town that got its name when the railroad asked the post office to change it.4.3 mi
- 03 Kingstown, NCKingstown is the northwest stretch of our Cleveland County route, a small town named in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.6.5 mi
- 04 Earl, NCEarl is a small town south of Shelby, a few hundred people, incorporated in 1889 and named for local landowner Abel Earl.6.6 mi
- 05 Lattimore, NCLattimore sits just west of Shelby, a small town of a few hundred people and home to Ambassador Baptist College, with a mix of older and newer homes on everything from in-town lots to acreage.6.7 mi
- 06 Boiling Springs, NCBoiling Springs is the largest town on our western route, home to Gardner-Webb University and a population over 4,600 — the town is named after the natural spring on the university's property.7.2 mi
- 07 Lawndale, NCLawndale runs along the First Broad River in northern Cleveland County, a small town of under 600 that grew up around the Cleveland Mills plant, with rail service to Shelby dating back to the 1890s.8.6 mi
- 08 Grover, NCSitting close to the state line where Interstate 85 and US Route 29 cross into South Carolina, Grover is the southeastern edge of our regular service area.9.6 mi
- 09 Fallston, NCFallston sits north of Shelby in a quiet stretch of Cleveland County, a town of around 600 people settled in the 1880s and incorporated in 1893, with older in-town homes and newer builds on the outskirts.9.9 mi
- 10 Polkville, NCOne of the smaller and quieter communities on our route, Polkville sits on NC Highway 226 in the northwestern corner of Cleveland County with a population around 500.10.3 mi
- 11 Cherryville, NCCherryville sits northeast of Shelby across the county line in Gaston County, the largest town on our route after Kings Mountain and home to the New Year's Shooters tradition that keeps the area's German heritage alive.11.4 mi
- 12 Kings Mountain, NCKings Mountain is the largest town on our route outside Shelby, with a population over 11,000 spread across Cleveland and a smaller eastern slice of Gaston County.11.7 mi
We also serve the surrounding communities of Light Oak, Patterson Springs, Boiling Springs, Lawndale, Kings Mountain, Cherryville, Grover. If your town isn't listed, call anyway and we'll give you an honest answer.
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