Good morning, Huntersville.

This week offers a busy lineup of local events including today’s fitness class at the Plaza in Birkdale Village and a mix of farmers markets, Juneteenth celebrations, live music shows, and family gatherings across Huntersville, Davidson, and Cornelius.

Highlights include Juneteenth events at Ada Jenkins Center and Veterans Park, a symphony with fireworks at Bailey Road Park on Saturday, and Huntersville Pride at Veterans Park on Sunday—providing diverse options for community engagement.

A 63-year-old man drowned after trying to fetch an item without a life jacket as agencies recovered his body from Lake Norman over the weekend.

The Mecklenburg County ABC Board is celebrating Juneteenth this month by hosting Spirit Experience events with cocktail demonstrations, tastings of Black-owned beverage brands and live music.

The board will close stores on June 19 and launch a new MXB ABC TO GO ordering platform — a move that unites community and culture.

Stevie Nicks has added a Charlotte show at Spectrum Center on Oct.

21 to her 2025 Live In Concert tour—presale tickets start on June 18 at 10 a.m. and general sales begin on June 20.

An active harmful algae bloom was found in a cove off Torrence Chapel Road near Norman Shores Drive, and lake users were advised to avoid the area until the cyanobacteria clears.

The no-swim advisory remains in effect+ officials confirmed it on Monday after it was in place over the weekend.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation is offering free box fans to seniors and adults on disability to help them stay cool this summer.

Registration begins June 18 at 9 a.m.+Fans will be available for pickup starting June 25 at nine sites including Huntersville's David B. Waymer Recreation Center, with one fan per person available when valid ID is shown.