Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 22nd of May.
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🏘️ Community
First responders held a training exercise on Lake Wylie on May 21 to prepare for busy summer emergencies — practicing coordinated water rescues and rapid response techniques.
The Child Development – Community Policing program marks 30 years of service supporting children and families after trauma.
The initiative partners local police officers with mental health clinicians and now includes teams in Huntersville among six towns, enhancing coordinated responses and free care.
📰 Economy
Memorial Day weekend drivers face rising fuel costs with local rates at $4.21 per gallon while GasBuddy predicts a national average of $4.48 per gallon come Monday.
Travelers may consider filling up early to avoid even higher prices.
🌲 Environment
Huntersville homeowners face risks as experts warn that ongoing drought and heat are stressing foundations, causing subtle issues like cracks and uneven floors.
They advise using a soaker hose around the home (to keep soil moisture steady) to help prevent costly repairs.
🏈 Sports
Palisades High School won the girls' flag football championship recently — the team's strong performance in a challenging season brought pride to the school community.
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