Union County has reopened its Junior Sheriff's Academy for summer 2025 to teach kids aged 8-12 about law enforcement through hands-on activities. Registration starts April 14.

Union County Sheriff's Office is offering a New and Expecting Parent Child Safety Class focused on CPR for choking children and car seat safety, this Saturday from 10 AM to 12 PM.

Charlotte, NC, celebrated International Women's Day with a focus on women in law enforcement, highlighted by a luncheon and a speech from former U.S. Attorney Dena King.

The Gaston County Sheriff's Office honors Deputy J. Seagle for her 52-year career during Women's History Month, noting her role as their first female officer.

Sheriff Hawkins and local heroes joined at Sherwood Elementary for Hero's Day to demonstrate emergency services and inspire kids about public safety careers.

Hickory's debut Literary Festival on April 12 will feature readings, workshops, a performance by Lucky Diaz, and various vendors. Free admission and activities are offered at SALT Block.

Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus County celebrated its 177th home dedication for a single mother named Tracy, with the home being fully furnished by the Warrick Dunn Foundation.

Concord, NC ranks fourth among the state's populous cities for small businesses, praised for affordability, quality of life, and business-friendly climate.

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office has launched its 2025 Citizens Academy with a good first-night attendance, aiming to educate locals on law enforcement operations.

The Catawba Valley Chapter and Gaston County Celebrate America 250 provided 175 literacy bags to the Gaston County Health Department to support early childhood literacy.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services and Emergency Management mark Severe Weather Preparedness Week, hosting an event to educate on flood safety and emergency notifications.

The Union County Sheriff's Office engaged the community at the Touch a Truck event, focusing on education about law enforcement and strengthening local ties.

Kannapolis is accepting non-profit grant applications until March 31, 2025, for Community Development Block Grant funds, aimed at assisting low- and moderate-income residents.