Looking for love online? A "buyer beware" warning for you. FBI statistics show that women ages 50 and older are the biggest victims of online romance scams.

Internet Crime Complaint Center says the victims are usually sucked in by a fake profile on dating site and talked into handing over thousands of dollars in cash and gifts.

Last week, Scott Campbell, the so-called "playboy con man," was arrested in Florida.

According to the Department of Financial Regulation, Campbell sold fictitious investments to dozens of women.

Authorities say he met most of those women online, under the guise of a romantic relationship.

After meeting women on sites like Match.com, they say Campbell would convince his victims to fork over money for his musical talent search business.

"What they create is not only a fake profile but a fake business that looks legitimate but it really isn't," said author and relationship expert Charles A. Johnson.

SALISBURY - Rowan Public Library offers free, monthly computer classes on beginning to advanced topics.  Classes are hands-on and are free and open to the public.  All classes are approximately 90 minutes long. 

This month’s class will be Blogging for Beginners and will cover basics on how to set up a web blog (type of website) where you can post photos, share recipes, and keep notes of your favorite travels this summer.  This class will be offered at all three branches of the Rowan Public Library:

South Rowan Regional (China Grove): Monday, June 17, 2013, 7:00 pm

East Branch (Rockwell): Tuesday, June 18, 2013, 1:00 pm

Headquarters (Salisbury): Thursday, June 20, 2013, 9:30 am

Registration is required for the class offered at the East Branch.  For more information or to register, please call 704-216-8229.

SALISBURY - Summertime is a great time for fun, sun and learning, too! In recent years, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College has expanded its summer camp offerings for youth to include game development, healthcare and graphic design. This year, the college is proud to expand its annual Literary & Fine Arts Festival focus with Camp Creativity.

Camp Creativity serves as an alternative to the traditional summer sports programs available in the summer months. The one-week camp helps students gain self-confidence, learn hands-on skills and apply their creativity. Camp Creativity is geared at participants between the ages of 8 and 14.

The college’s English and fine arts faculty have teamed up to organize and facilitate this multi-disciplinary summer arts camp that blends together creative writing, drama, spoken word, music and art.

“We are so excited about Camp Creativity!