Brittany Snyder, an ex-Navy member, is named Iredell County's new Director for Veteran Services, bringing military experience and administrative skills to support over 15,000 veterans.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County prepare for annual MLK Day events, including a parade and community awards, with registration and nominations now open.

Huntersville's African American community is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the Rosenwald School #2, honoring its crucial role in education during segregation.

Gaston County announces events from opioid settlement meetings to cultural activities for September's third week, including community meetings, a pirate program, a tribute concert, a revolutionary drama, and a '70s-themed murder mystery disco.

Troy Savage received the Jo Atwater Continuous Core Values Award from the City of Concord for his exceptional service and adherence to the city's principles.

Charlotte celebrates its burgeoning life sciences sector with a week-long event from September 15–19, including symposiums, stakeholder summits, and the opening of IRCAD's North American hub.

Cabarrus County, NC, celebrates its first Creek Week with events to promote awareness and preservation of local waterways, supported by local organizations and Subaru Concord.

Hickory's Trunk or Treat event on October 14th focuses on civic pride and education about public service professions, with activities for families and individuals with disabilities.

The Huntersville Rosenwald School #2, also known as the "Little School," is set to celebrate its 100th anniversary with a celebration, alumni panel, and documentary showcasing its historical impact on African American education.

Red Bull, Ball Corporation, and Rauch Fruchtsäfte began constructing a 2.3-million-square-foot beverage facility in Concord, NC, focusing on efficiency and reduced CO2 impact.

Cabarrus County's health fair offers resources for infant and toddler care at Bethel Baptist Church on September 12, including car seat checks and flu shots.

Mecklenburg County Public Health launches MeckMoves, a 16-week community fitness challenge, starting with a health screening event at McCrorey YMCA on October 11.

Kannapolis allocated $116,000 in CDBG funds to community organizations aiding low- and moderate-income residents, including transitional housing and youth mental health programs.