Good morning, Huntersville.

Wegmans confirmed it reached an agreement with Atrium Health to purchase property in Cornelius for a potential new grocery store + plans remain under review.

Seventeen NC public schools and charter schools received a $1.2 million grant for digital teaching initiatives, including Anson County, Catawba County & Lake Norman Charter.

The funding will support new digital teaching projects for students and educators.

On Tuesday, Sept. 22, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools updated its leadership as Chair Stephanie Sneed stepped down amid calls for change and former Vice Chair Dee Rankin took over.

The board also voted 5-4 to terminate Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill without needing specific performance reasons (a decision made as part of broader reforms).

Local residents welcome the I-77 project for expected traffic improvements and express concern about potential construction disruptions + urging clear planning to ease commuter impact.

Nearly a year ago, Matt Bixler became Mecklenburg County Fire Marshal (after years as a firefighter and deputy) and now leads an office that inspects buildings, reviews plans, and offers fire safety tips to Huntersville and nearby towns.

His team will boost awareness during Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 4-10.

The Town of Huntersville is asking residents with e-bikes to help shoot a video explaining new safety rules.

The filming will take place at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 and participants must sign a liability waiver and photo release before joining.

Homebuilding in the Charlotte metro has slowed this year as rising land costs and tougher zoning rules raise development hurdles.

Data shows that permit approvals dropped by 17.7% overall and single-family permits fell by 28%, indicating challenges for builders in keeping up with housing demand.