Charlotte Fire Department celebrated the graduation of Recruit Class 131, who are now ready to serve the community after completing rigorous training.

The Asian Herald Library in Charlotte, led by Dr. Ki-Hyun Chun, has become a vital cultural hub with over 150,000 books, making it the largest private Asian library in the USA.

A new historic marker commemorating the Franks House and Third Ward in Charlotte will be unveiled on June 7 with a ceremony featuring local dignitaries and music.

Hickory seeks public input on Catawba Valley Boulevard and Startown Road improvements to enhance safety, applying for a USDOT grant and scheduling a public meeting.

Charlotte's third annual WEAAD walk on June 11, 2025, at Freedom Park highlights elder abuse issues, with community leaders participating from 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Arboriculture expert Andrew Sileo will offer educational sessions in Huntersville starting June 12, as part of a pilot program for tree care and community guidance.

The Kannapolis Juneteenth Committee is set to host a celebration on June 19 at Veterans Park, with music, crafts, food trucks, and a baseball game, highlighting freedom, unity, and community connection.

Charlotte Government celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, inviting residents to share stories and thanks for their Solid Waste Services workers online.

The Charlotte Fire Department highlights the crucial role of senior firefighters in mentorship and ensuring team safety, and announces information sessions for potential recruits.

CATS retires Village Rider & Davidson Shuttle for a new on-demand service, CATS Micro, offering fare-free rides from June 1-7 in Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson.

Charlotte officials have adopted the Strategic Energy Action Plan Plus (SEAP+), an enhanced green initiative aimed at reducing emissions and promoting sustainability.

Hickory announces its third annual Juneteenth Festival featuring live music, activities, and food trucks at Samuel William Davis, Sr. Multipurpose Field on June 14.

On the anniversary of Dzyer Gooding's unsolved murder, the Kinston Police urge public help, sharing tip lines and an app for information to solve the case.