Mecklenburg County announces service closures for Good Friday, April 18, 2025, with some emergency lines remaining open.

The Mecklenburg County Office of Economic Development is hosting a virtual seminar series in May called "What’s Next 2025" to help local business owners scale their operations.

Union County government offices will close on April 18 for Good Friday, resuming on April 21. The landfill operates normally, while recreational parks remain open. Library and other services are available online during this period.

Mecklenburg County departments were honored with safety awards from the N.C. Department of Labor, recognizing their commitment to workplace safety, with a ceremony held on April 8.

Lamarie Austin-Stripling is set to join the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners, bringing community service experience and a strong educational background to the role.

Rep. Tricia Cotham has introduced the PAVE Act (House Bill 948) to improve Charlotte-Mecklenburg's transportation system, with plans for revenue allocation and transit enhancements.

Mecklenburg County announced a series of Earth Day events from April 21-27, including clean-ups, hikes, workshops, and a Take-Back event, encouraging community engagement and environmental sustainability.

"All Things Judicial–In Focus" discusses updates from the North Carolina Judicial Branch, including an annual report, eCourts launch, judicial appointments, and anti-trafficking efforts.

Mallard Creek Recreation Center in Mecklenburg County reopens on May 3rd after renovations, with festivities and facility upgrades for the community to enjoy.

Union County's Procurement and Contract Management Department received the 2024 Sustained Professional Purchasing Award from the NC Association of Governmental Purchasing for the ninth year in a row.

The Fort Mill County Council approved an increase in impact fees for new residential developments, effective April 8, 2025, with fees set at $29,640 for single-family homes and $20,796 per multifamily unit.

The BOC meeting on April 7, 2025, involved new appointments, recognitions of Child Abuse Prevention Month and public health, infrastructure approvals, and updates to the Map Review Officers roster.

U.S. Attorneys' Offices in North Carolina commemorated National Crime Victims' Rights Week with a ceremony in Raleigh, emphasizing support and healing for survivors.