Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Huntersville.
PSA Airlines has hired about 100 employees for its new Charlotte headquarters and is seeking 170 more workers as it moved from Ohio earlier this year.
The company said over 20,000 people have applied for positions.
Mecklenburg County commissioners will vote Wednesday night to schedule a public hearing on Sept.
3 to rename the county building in honor of Rusty Rozzelle—who worked in the Stormwater Division for 45 years and died unexpectedly in May at 68.
Mecklenburg County commissioners will review a new Medicaid work requirement that may cause up to 31,000 residents to lose benefits when it goes into effect in 2027.
The Human Services Agency’s chief of staff warned that a new SNAP cost sharing agreement could raise annual costs by $46 million and put the program at risk.
Retired Chief Deputy Sheriff Rodney Collins spent 30 years at MCSO—starting as a deputy and ending as chief deputy—and has now joined the race for sheriff.
Mecklenburg County Public Health reminds parents to update their children’s vaccines before school starts on Aug.
25; students must be current by Sept. 24 or they may be excluded from school. Last year there was one measles case and free, low-cost vaccine options are available at clinics on Sept. 6, Sept. 15 to 19, & Sept. 27.
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