Good morning, Huntersville.

This weekend—June 6 to 8—brings live music, art walks and food markets to Huntersville and nearby towns.

Friday features Crucial Fiya at Rock the Park and a gallery crawl in Davidson while Saturday and Sunday offer concerts, a ghost hunt at Hugh Torance House and a guided tequila tasting at Lost Worlds Brewing.

Local business and community leaders gathered at the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce in Cornelius during Small Business Week — May 12-17 — to honor outstanding small businesses in the region.

Elected officials from Mooresville, Huntersville, Davidson and Cornelius joined chamber board members in presenting awards to AlphaGraphics, Freedom Boat Club, Nothing Bundt Cakes and David Alexander Electric.

Michael Barnette, arrested in Chicago on May 10 for the Dilworth house explosion on May 2, is now being extradited to Mecklenburg County — officials confirmed he is no longer in Illinois custody.

A section of Morehead Street in Huntersville will reopen this weekend before crews close it Monday to start permanent repairs on a sinkhole.

The temporary reopening gives drivers a brief window to use the road before the work begins.

The FDA announced a recall of Casa Mamita Churro Bites Filled with Chocolate Hazelnut Creme sold in select North Carolina stores and other states due to undeclared milk (lot number 01425, best if used by July 14) as it may cause allergic reactions.

Customers should return the product for a refund and contact Camerican International during business hours with any questions.

Officials issued a public safety alert in Huntersville after finding that organic ground beef sold at Whole Foods is contaminated with E. coli—customers should check their purchases and follow recall instructions.