Gaston County announces a week of diverse community events, including the Main Street Farmers Market, commissioner meetings, a library Spring Carnival, conservation activities, and BEEtopia 2025.

Charlotte's Firehouse 7 celebrates its 90th year of continuous service in the NoDa district, reflecting the neighborhood's transformation from industrial roots to a creative hub, while maintaining its role in community safety and engagement.

Mooresville has scheduled a public budget workshop at Town Hall on May 15 to discuss fiscal plans, with accessibility services available for those needing assistance.

Mooresville's Police Week ceremony's venue changed to Town Hall to honor fallen officers and their families, ensuring continued tribute despite weather.

Charlotte's SAIL reinforced the importance of international exchanges by welcoming German students from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, nurturing global connections and cultural understanding.

HSP US is investing $50M in a Charlotte plant for high-voltage transformer parts, creating new jobs and supported by local collaborations, furthering the city's role as an energy hub.

HSP US LLC is investing $50 million in a new manufacturing facility in Charlotte, NC, creating 74 jobs to produce bushings for power transformers. The German-owned firm cites Charlotte's skilled workforce and strategic location as key factors.

A feud between ex-Councilman Bokhari and Police Chief Jennings in Charlotte involved a settlement and allegations of misconduct, affecting community trust and governance.

The Huntersville Town Board unanimously opposed House Bill 765, which they say threatens local control over planning and zoning, potentially leading to unchecked high-density development.

Amanda Rogers has been named the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) School Nurse of the Year for 2025, an honor announced on National School Nurse Day.

Matthews, NC, is on target to adopt its 2025-2026 fiscal budget by the June 30 deadline. The Town Manager and staff are preparing to present the proposed budget to the Board on May 12, with public involvement opportunities scheduled.

Union County officials report progress in cleanup after Hurricane Helene, with over 150,000 cubic yards of debris removed from waterways to prevent floods and ensure creek flow.

Lincoln County is considering reforming the Lake Norman Marine Commission to improve its regulatory role and better protect the lake's environmental quality and recreational use.