Good morning, Huntersville.

Biologists at the NC Wildlife Resources Commission said on April 14 that invasive Alabama bass are now in more local waters — including Lake Norman — and are outcompeting native largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass.

The commission urges anglers to help stop illegal stocking and to harvest these bass to protect native species.

Today, local officials and residents will meet to discuss the future of the Sugar Creek library — officials plan to review proposals and gather community input at the public meeting.

Mecklenburg County warned property owners about a fake letter that claims they owe property tax payments+ the county stressed the group is not linked to the Tax Collector and urged residents to call 704-336-7600 with any questions.

Mecklenburg County warned property owners on April 14 about a fraudulent tax letter claiming unpaid bills and urging recipients to call a number — the county stressed the letter comes from an unaffiliated organization and urged residents to verify their tax status before sharing personal or financial information.

Doctors say one bite from the lone star tick can cause alpha-gal syndrome — a red meat allergy that brings on hives, trouble breathing, and low blood pressure.

The tick is common in the Carolinas and active April through June, so people should use bug spray and check for ticks after being outdoors.