Good morning, Huntersville.

Dayna Wade founded Percy's Village (a senior care home and caregiver support organization) in honor of her father (who cared for her mother with dementia).

The organization now helps local caregivers in the community.

On Oct. 14, the Lake Norman Chamber Business Expo was held at the Huntersville Recreation Center, where Cornelius Today had Booth 312 among 120 businesses and nonprofits and over 1,700 attendees participated + free admission and complimentary parking were offered.

CMS leaders are drafting a policy for artificial intelligence use in education—feedback is being gathered on how AI currently supports lesson plans and homework help.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg School officials considered new policy guidelines for artificial intelligence use in education at Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting, aiming to help teachers, staff, and students while protecting data.

Speakers noted the risk of AI errors—known as hallucinations—and stressed the need for clear digital safety rules, with a final decision to be made at a future meeting.

Charlotte has gone 14 days without rain — its second longest dry spell this year.

Areas from Hickory to Gaston and York counties received only 2% of normal rain in the past 30 days — local leaders warn that water restrictions may soon be imposed and wildfire risk could increase.

A local volleyball coach battling cancer continues to lead her team + she is undergoing chemotherapy while remaining determined to support her players.