Rock Hill, SC teams up with Classic Auctions for a public auction of city-owned vehicles and heavy equipment on June 21st, with a preview on June 20th.

Hickory offices close on July 4th; garbage/recycling services continue; parks open, but the library, administrative offices, and recreation centers will be closed. City Council meeting rescheduled for July 15.

Mecklenburg County invites public feedback on its 2025-2029 housing and community development plans and sets a deadline of July 21, with a hearing on July 17.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County launch a program, Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg, to make solar power more accessible through group-purchasing, offering potential cost savings.

Mecklenburg County opens a new recycling facility on Pence Road, set to handle all residential and public recyclables, while a partnership with Circular Services aims to manage the site's operations.

The CMPD is hosting a military hiring event to recruit veterans and active military members into the police force, promoting a continued path of service.

The Charlotte Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters, announcing hiring phases and information sessions starting in June, with applications opening July 1st.

Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) takes part in National Rail Safety Week, engaging the community with themed educational events to promote rail safety.

Charlotte's waste collection services are suspended on Juneteenth, with pickups rescheduled for the following days. Residents can confirm changes via My Charlotte Lookup or text updates.

Charlotte announces the 2025 Creative Growth Grants, supporting various artistic endeavors in Mecklenburg County, with applications opening on June 19.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation offers free box fans to seniors and adults on disability as relief from summer heat, with registration starting June 18 and pick-up from June 25 at designated locations.

Charlotte celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, appreciating the dedication of workers in keeping the city clean through personal stories and community commendations.

Charlotte Firehouse 21 crew unexpectedly delivered a baby, Leilani Chavis, who was born prematurely and weighed only 1 pound 7 ounces. After intensive care, she survived against long odds and met her rescuers on Father's Day.