CMS has launched a districtwide data review and will hold community sessions March 2–April 3. The effort will examine boundaries, programs and enrollment projections.

Moxie will bring a members-only mix of cafe, cocktail bar, coworking and wellness to a 5,234 sq ft space at 507 Providence Road with an early-2027 opening planned.

An anonymous Charlotte satire outlet's fake school-cancellation headline prompted CMS to demand its removal and raised fresh questions about satire and misinformation.

Parents found needles, human waste and other debris at the vacant Smith Family Center next to Collinswood Language Academy; CMS says crews have begun clearing the site and will study disposal options.

An 18-year-old Catawba Ridge High senior died after a yard‑work accident at his Fort Mill home on Feb. 20. The coroner has ordered an autopsy and tests.

Caldwell Presbyterian converted its old education wing into Easter’s Home — 21 supportive studio apartments pairing leases with case management for people who've experienced chronic homelessness.

Food Lion volunteers packed 8,000 boxes at Second Harvest's Rowan branch to stock school mobile pantries.

Kannapolis launches the Be Well app to promote community fitness, featuring the Loop the Loop 2026 Challenge, and syncing with major health platforms.

The article discusses the history of Black baseball in Charlotte, the social challenges faced by the players, and contemporary efforts to honor their legacy, including a tribute event by the Charlotte Knights.

Front Porch, the organizer of Front Porch Sundays, is leaving Atherton after roughly a decade. Organizers will announce a new Charlotte location soon and plan a housewarming April 4, 2026.

The Unifour Senior Games invites seniors from Catawba, Burke, Alexander, and Caldwell counties for athletic and creative events from March 31 to May 22.

A new Charlotte nonprofit of foster parents says Mecklenburg County is failing kids — missed check‑ins, long waits and staff turnover have spurred a grassroots push for faster placements.

A Union County Sheriff’s Office drone located a mother and four children who became lost on trails behind Jesse Helms Park and guided deputies back to safety.