Indian Trail is hosting a community event with the Charlotte Knights on Sept. 19, featuring a mayoral first pitch, a bobblehead giveaway, and post-game fireworks.

Iredell County Public Library hosts "Write Local: Iredell Author Fair" on September 27, featuring local authors from various genres, fostering reader-writer interaction.

Gaston County Police invite locals to National Night Out in Dallas Park for community building, while various other events, including a non-voting Commissioner session and cultural events, take place throughout the week.

Mecklenburg County celebrates Child Support Awareness Month, highlighting over $50 million collected in FY2025, and detailing the Child Support Services team's role in supporting families.

The Statesville Police Department praised the success of their Community Fun Day, emphasizing the event's role in fostering police-community connections and inviting future participation.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office hosted Safety Town to educate children on safety and strengthen community ties, featuring interactive stations and giving out school supplies.

Huntersville plans to improve road safety with a Safety Action Plan, using a $240k U.S. DOT grant to pursue zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg residents are urged to sign up for solar power by August 8 to secure a 30% Federal Tax Credit before it expires in 2025. Deadlines for additional benefits, like Duke PowerPair rebates, are also highlighted.

Lowe's in Statesville is praised by the local police for donating a grill and K9 treats, showing their appreciation for law enforcement in a Facebook post.

The Statesville Police Department engaged with their community during a Back to School Bash, offering food, conversation, and resources to foster strong relations and support children.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is urging residents to use Safe Exchange Zones at QuikTrip locations when conducting online transactions to avoid scams and robbery.

The Monroe Police Department invites community members to design a new patch for the department, with submissions due by September 1, 2025, and public voting on Facebook to determine the winner.

The Gaston County Police seeks public feedback for CALEA accreditation, inviting comments on their performance and community service via an online portal.