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.

The Charlotte Fire Department celebrates female firefighters during Women's History Month, spotlighting their contributions and dedication to the profession.

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.