Charlotte's waste collection will continue on Veterans Day despite city office closures, with the reminder to place carts out by 6 a.m. My Charlotte Lookup tool and text updates are available for residents.

Concord celebrates Veterans Day with events, races, and a special ceremony. City services are adjusted, including office closures and waste collection delays.

Concord city officials celebrated Arbor Day by planting Oak trees in Dorton Park, emphasizing their commitment to urban forestry and earning a sixth Tree City USA recognition.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office promotes the "9PM Routine," advising residents to take nightly precautions against theft, including securing property and being vigilant.

Hickory seeks nominations for its Beautification Awards Program to honor local aesthetic improvements in various categories. Nominations close on Nov. 28.

The article discusses Charlotte-Mecklenburg's upcoming Point in Time Count and a related event featuring advocate Donald H. Whitehead, Jr. to address and assess homelessness in the region.

Mecklenburg County promotes Operation Green Light for Veterans Day, encouraging the community to use green lights as a tribute to military veterans and raise awareness about the challenges they face.

Kannapolis introduces the new Afton Ridge Loop within its Loop the Loop program, promoting public health and connection to the Afton Ridge Library & Active Living Center.

Hickory welcomes the holiday season with various events, including the Lowes Foods Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting, Holidaypalooza with Santa visits, and a special holiday market.

Hickory is preparing for its holiday celebrations with the Lowes Foods Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting on Nov. 21, featuring a tribute to fallen soldiers and grand marshal Hickory FC.

The Statesville Fire Department celebrated their members' work anniversaries on social media, acknowledging their dedication to keeping the community safe.

The Salisbury Police Department highlighted Sergeant Neal Brown's over 20 years of service and dedication to law enforcement and his 21 years of military background, emphasizing his role in community safety and justice.

Officer Eichelberger from Gastonia Police engaged with students at Forest Hill Academy, discussing law enforcement realities and promoting community safety.