The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office promoted Deputy Alex Grishaw to Detective in Criminal Investigations, acknowledging her dedication and professionalism.

FDEM is hosting Elevate Florida program sessions in Englewood to help residents protect their homes against natural disasters, March 19-21 at the Tringali Community Center.

Gaston County Sheriff's deputies read to students during Read Across America Week, an initiative to foster a love of reading among youngsters, showcasing community policing efforts.

The City of Charlotte's Employment to Education program is open for CMS graduates, offering full-time jobs and benefits across various city departments.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 2024 retirees, recognizing their commitment to public service on social media without releasing names or specific roles.

Mecklenburg County's Sheriff's Office introduced its new Post Release Resource Center aimed at helping former inmates reintegrate into society and reduce recidivism through various support services.

The Gaston County Sheriff's Office reminds residents via Facebook to set clocks forward for daylight saving time and check safety devices like smoke detectors.

City announces Spring Free Excess Household Trash Week from March 17-21, allowing residents to dispose of non-hazardous household items without a charge.

Monroe City Council held an all-day budget workshop to shape next year's fiscal policy, discussing taxation and departmental funding with input from the City Manager and Union County Tax Administrator.

The Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners will hold a Work Session on March 10, discussing community affairs, budget amendments, and other initiatives.

Mecklenburg County honors social workers in March, recognizing their diverse, critical roles in community well-being.

Charlotte County Fire & EMS conducts their 'Fill the Boot' drive to support MDA from March 7-9, seeking donations from the public to help combat neuromuscular diseases.

Upcoming meetings in Charlotte County will cover community planning, development, and resource management, starting with the Planning and Zoning Board on March 10th.