Good morning, Huntersville.

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board member will propose making public the investigation into Superintendent Crystal Hill at Tuesday night's meeting.

The investigation cost $275 per hour and interviewed 80 people and will be shared with the community at the board’s Sept. 8 meeting if approved.

North Carolina State Cooperative Extension invites bug enthusiasts to join the Great Southeast Pollinator Census by recording counts and weather for 15 minutes; data will help protect pollinator habitats.

A pollinator garden crawl in Charlotte (11 to 1 today) runs despite thunderstorms that extended the census through Monday, Aug. 24.

Lake Norman Charter Knights aim to win six games this season for a first conference title after a strong debut in the Catawba Shores Athletic Conference.

Coach Matt Montroy said seniors, including quarterback Dylan Wignot and linebacker Logan Frate, are key to the team’s push plus their historic goal.

The Christ the King Crusaders are gearing up for a new football season as Coach Charlie Jackson said the team will work hard to climb from last year’s third-place finish in the Catawba Shores Athletic Conference — standout players like Carter Stevens and Jamison Ehret will lead the charge with games from Aug. 21 through Oct. 30.

Hopewell Titans are building on last season’s record as Coach Brandon Sneed expands the team with rising stars like senior Miles Vanderspuy and transfer junior quarterback Antonio Jenkins (from rival North Meck).

They played on Aug. 21 at East Meck and will host more games through Oct. 30.

Following their Aug.21 opener against Weddington, the Mooresville Blue Devils are building momentum with all five returning offensive line starters as junior quarterback Weston Michalak leads the attack; they will face Sun Valley and other conference opponents (senior receiver Chanse Bost is a key target).