Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 25th of September.
Good morning, Huntersville.
🏘️ Community
More than 800 volunteers packed 16,000 food boxes in Charlotte on Wednesday morning to help families in Western North Carolina recovering from Hurricane Helene + many boxes will serve mobile pantries in Mecklenburg County.
CEO Kay Carter said 1,800 boxes, a tractor-trailer load, will be delivered today + Channel 9 will travel today to meet recipients and report their challenges.
🏛️ Government
Engineers, surveyors, geologists and biologists will review properties and place markers by streams and wetlands along N.C.
115 from McCord Road to N.C. 73 to support a project to widen the road. Letters have been sent to residents and Town officials say the gathered data will help reduce environmental impact.
Town Planning Director Brian Richards presented a report on Sept.
16 showing that Huntersville transformed from a town of 13,000 to a fast-growing community shaped by a 1996 zoning code — over 11,500 single-family homes and 8,000 multifamily units were built in the past 25 years. The report detailed upcoming projects — nearly 2,000 single-family houses, 250 townhomes, and 3,400 multifamily units — that align with future plans outlined in the 2030 and 2040 community plans.
🏈 Sports
Rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald helped the Panthers win 30-0 against the Falcons on Sunday with his experimental kicks and perfect conversion of field goals and extra points—his squib-style kickoffs pushed opponents to start drives deep in their territory.
He will try his creative style again on Sunday as the team faces the Patriots.
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