Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of August.
Good morning, Huntersville.
TD's recent survey found many small business owners have less than six months of emergency savings, urging them to build emergency funds and update continuity plans as hurricane season begins.
Local business owners are advised to secure backup supplies and trusted financial partners to keep operations running.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools voted Tuesday, Aug.
11 to reinstate Dr. Crystal Hill after an investigation into leadership and operational practices, and some community leaders remain focused on getting more transparency regarding the review cost.
Students in six local school districts returned to class today as teachers and principals welcomed a new academic year, with schools set to host upcoming events for families.
HAWKs Lake Norman offers outdoor hiking programs for children aged 5-12 at parks such as Latta Nature Preserve in Huntersville, Jetton Park in Cornelius and Fisher Farm in Davidson.
Launched this year, the program features nature games, trail safety lessons and outdoor learning with trained educators.
NC health officials reported 39 new cyclosporiasis cases on Tuesday, Aug.
11, bringing the total to 906 since May. The Charlotte region confirmed cases in 10 counties (Mecklenburg 46, Union 7, Cabarrus 6, among others), and officials advise proper food handling to minimize risk.
Home values are rising in our region and causing higher property tax bills even for some who do not get a bill + homeowners can file an appeal with the Board of Equalization and Review if they think their property is over-assessed.
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