Charlotte celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting local women's contributions, with a focus on the city's leadership and community members. Events and initiatives will unfold throughout the month.

FloridaCommerce hosts workshops in Charlotte County to discuss disaster recovery efforts and the State of Florida Action Plan with stakeholders and citizens.

Charlotte unveils a mural honoring musicians John P. Kee, Fantasia, and Anthony Hamilton, funded by the city and the Knight Foundation to celebrate local culture.

Charlotte firefighters deploy to assist with flood response in Kentucky, led by Captain Jerry Rodgers, as part of NC Task Force Three. They are equipped with boats and rescue gear for difficult weather conditions.

"The Negro Motorist Green Book" listed safe spots for Black travelers during segregation, including two hotels in Charlotte. Three city buildings still stand from that era, amid efforts to preserve and revitalize historic Black neighborhoods.

Mecklenburg County designates February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, with campaigns, events, and education to address abuse in youth relationships.

Mecklenburg County's 2025 summer camp registration opens on March 4 for residents, offering sports, aquatics, and tech programs. Scholarships are available.

Governor Josh Stein announced a $30 million grant to support small businesses in Western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene, with up to $50,000 available per business.

Kannapolis, NC announces the end of the Jiggy with the Piggy festival as downtown revitalization is complete, with focus shifting to smaller-scale events.

The Lincoln Street bridge in Concord has reopened after rapid reconstruction due to earlier safety concerns, featuring a new sidewalk for pedestrian safety.

North Meck Recycling revises weekend operations, limiting certain waste types on Saturdays due to construction congestion. Weekday services continue; other centers available.

Hickory's Community Appearance Commission awarded citizens for city beautification efforts in landscaping and property renovation, including the prestigious Litter Quitter Award.

Mecklenburg County invites feedback for its Community Development Block Grant Program plans and will hold a public hearing on Feb. 13, 2025, at the Belle Johnston Community Center, with remote access available.