Charlotte's Solid Waste Services holiday schedule alters trash collection for Thanksgiving, with changes including Thursday customers serviced Friday and Friday customers on Saturday. A green recycling week is also noted.

The Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg campaign is offering reduced pricing on solar panels and energy storage through group purchasing, with a sign-up deadline approaching.

Mooresville announces a meeting for the induction of new officials and Mayor, followed by a Board meeting. The event is accessible and will be available via livestream.

Charlotte's forecast includes a 50% chance of showers, potential thunderstorms, winds up to 20 mph, and a high of 68 degrees, with clearer skies expected for Thanksgiving Day.

Sergeant Maness is praised for directing traffic at Bain Elementary and ensuring safety, with Mint Hill Police highlighting community appreciation on social media.

Iredell County announces closures of various county offices and services on November 27-28, 2025, for Thanksgiving, including Animal Services, DSS, and the Elections Office.

The Lancaster County Library Board is meeting on November 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Main Library. Residents can get involved by attending and checking the agenda online, despite a non-clickable link in the announcement.

Cabarrus County EMS Deputy Chief Justin Brines earned the NC EMS Executive Officer credential, recognizing leadership and professional development within the EMS sector.

Indian Trail partners with the Red Cross for a blood drive on December 5, urging donations, especially type O, B-, A-, offering a $15 e-gift card to donors.

Gaston County Public Library hosts a cross-stitch event for all ages on Nov 26, and several holiday events including the McAdenville "Christmastown 5K Run" and Christmas tree lightings in Cherryville and Stanley take place as November ends.

Charlotte, North Carolina, experiences variable weather with sunny skies and mild temperatures, shifting to a chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek, and returning to clear conditions by Thanksgiving Day.

Lt. Hudson of Gastonia Police completed Leadership Gaston, recognized for leadership and community engagement. The program enhances skills for better service.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police detained two armed men in ski masks on Tyvola Road after a community tip-off, with one suspect previously caught for similar crimes.