Evelyn, a local mother facing homelessness, is pushing for safe school transportation so her son can attend class reliably.
She insists every parent should have access to this essential service (a matter impacting local students).
Frozen berries sold at Publix + Walmart have been recalled by the FDA due to an E. coli outbreak, and North Carolina consumers are advised to return GreenWise products and Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend for a refund.
Local cosmetologist Sunnie Davis will open her new spa and scalp sanctuary in the historic Mack on Main building in Mooresville this November, offering holistic head spa treatments + traditional salon services as part of a community health initiative.
In July, home sales across the Charlotte region reached 4,142 (up 1.6% year-over-year but down 3.7% from June) while pending sales fell 5.7% amid a 2.1% annual gain; the Canopy Realtor Association warned that rising mortgage rates, now at 6.66%, could slow sales in coming months.
Mecklenburg County Public Health confirmed three residents tested positive for West Nile virus and reported several pools of mosquitoes carrying the virus ahead of Labor Day weekend.
Residents are urged to reduce mosquito breeding by emptying standing water, using EPA-registered repellent, and repairing screens.
A local family has been without AC since Aug.
18 when a technician advised replacing the aging unit but American Home Shield offered only repairs or a refund option, so they now rely on portable units + filed a complaint with the Attorney General.
Hendrick Automotive Group recently expanded its Northlake Auto Mall in Huntersville with new Acura and Land Rover dealerships and a nearly 100,000 sqft collision center that created 126 jobs.
Angels and Sparrows is providing meals and support to local residents as part of its ongoing community service, offering essential nutrition and care to families in need.
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