Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 27th of February.
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🏛️ Government
The Weddington Road Interchange on Interstate 485 was renamed for Edward (Ned) Curran, a local business leader honored for his decades of transportation service.
He formerly chaired the North Carolina Department of Transportation and now serves on the new Transportation Authority.
🏥 Health
Elite Treats LLC recalled a batch of its Elite Treats Chicken Chips for Dogs after a third-party lab found salmonella in 6-ounce packages sent to stores including those in North Carolina (the FDA advises disposing of the product and cleaning pet bowls).
📰 Lifestyle
National Puppy Day will take place on March 23 and prompts Huntersville residents to prepare for a long-term pet commitment; local veterinarians advise a clear vaccination+training plan along with careful nutrition to help puppies grow healthy.
🏈 Sports
Chris Gabehart, the ex-competition director, filed a legal response in Charlotte on Wednesday denying that he shared Joe Gibbs Racing’s confidential race data with Spire Motorsports & adding he took photos without intent to distribute them.
Knueppel broke the NBA rookie 3-point season record by scoring 28 points as the Hornets beat the Pacers 133-109 last night+ his record-setting three came with 9:41 left in the fourth quarter.
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