Mecklenburg County introduces QR code placards at historic sites, allowing smartphone users to easily access local history information about landmarks such as Savona Mill and Bojangles Coliseum.

Mecklenburg County is planning "Redefining Her Story," an event on Aug. 26, 2025, to celebrate Women's Equality Day and the 19th Amendment's 105th anniversary.

Union County seeks to boost local economies by attracting national retail and restaurant brands, as discussed in a recent development luncheon with municipal leaders.

The Iredell County Sheriff's office celebrated the graduation of teens from its 9th Annual Teen Academy, which provides in-depth insights into law enforcement.

Assistant Fire Marshal Chad Baucom received the Lifesaver Award for rescuing a man while on vacation. Baucom performed lifesaving procedures until help arrived. He was honored in a surprise ceremony.

Firefighter David Bowman, 56, continues to excel in international firefighter challenge events, holding 12 world and over seven national titles as per Charlotte's official news.

Three new deputies with diverse backgrounds join the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, bringing skills from previous law enforcement roles and personal interests.

Captain Walker of the Gastonia Police Department graduated from the 102nd Administrative Officers Management Program at NC State University, enhancing leadership skills in law enforcement.

The Kannapolis Police Department has hired six new officers, including a local couple and recruits with diverse backgrounds and educational experiences.

Captain Sherry Nash has been promoted within the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office after 17 years of service, praised for her dedication and mentoring.

The Salisbury Police Department finished their 2025 Youth Citizens Academy, aiming to educate local youth on law enforcement and strengthen community ties.

Captain Chris Smith was promoted to lead the Field Operations Division at Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, recognized for his extensive service since 2010 and professional development.

Emily Johnson joins Iredell County Detention Center as a Detention Officer, a role crucial for facility safety, requiring strength and compassion. No prior certification needed.