The Iredell County Board of Commissioners plans to discuss opioid strategy, fire funding, and a dispatch system at a Special Called Meeting on January 16, 2025.

Mayor Sheffield announces community improvements for Salisbury, NC, such as new traffic patterns on Brenner Avenue, sidewalk updates, a microtransit pilot program, and upgrades to Kelsey Scott Park restrooms.

A section of 10th Street SE in Hickory will be closed for a sewer main replacement starting January 9 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, with detours provided.

Mooresville Police arrested David Hunter with U.S. Marshals' help for an armed robbery at a local Dollar Tree.

The new Weddington Road interchange is scheduled to open, aiming to reduce I-485 congestion. Delays may occur; travelers are advised to plan accordingly.

Concord's 2026 waste calendar is available online, listing recycling weeks, holidays affecting collection, and notes on common recycling contaminants. The CARTology app and website provide disposal guidance and service schedules.

Mooresville Planning Board reschedules a public meeting from January 27 to January 13, 2026, at Town Hall, 6:00 p.m. Further information is available at 704-662-7040 or mooresvillenc.gov.

Hickory Police Department promoted Jeff Young to Deputy Chief and Justin Levey to Captain, acknowledging their service and dedication to the community. Both are former Marines with extensive law enforcement experience and education.

Mecklenburg County hires Dr. Virginia Covill and Christopher Rivera to focus on workforce development and upward mobility, aiming to align strategies with employer needs and support residents' economic improvement.

Union County Solid Waste offers efficient holiday waste management solutions, including free recycling of cardboard and Christmas tree composting until Jan. 31st.

The Charlotte Fire Department emphasizes the importance of training firefighters to navigate congested city streets with large apparatus, ensuring both their safety and the community's.

The Salisbury NC Fire Department urges citizens to develop a home fire safety plan and offers assistance in preparation, emphasizing early planning for fire prevention and safety.

The Huntersville Fire Department posted their annual call statistics, revealing 6,930 calls and 7,448 apparatus dispatches with Station #1 being the busiest. The data reflects the department's workload and dedication.