Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of October.
Good morning, Huntersville.
🏘️ Community
A water main broke in Huntersville today, forcing families and businesses to follow a boil water advisory — officials are working to restore the safe water supply.
Mecklenburg County parks have begun offering free all-terrain wheelchairs for residents with disabilities to explore scenic trails, and the all-electric Action Trackchair is available for reservation at Eastway Regional Recreation Center, Quest at Latta Nature Preserve, Northern Regional Recreation Center, and Reedy Creek Nature Center (the Stevens Creek Nature Center will add one soon).
🚨 Crime
CMPD and Mecklenburg County are working together to help domestic violence victims with support and resources in the Charlotte area — the partnership focuses on increasing safety and raising awareness for those affected.
🏛️ Government
Matthew Bixler, a veteran with over 20 years in fire service, was named the new County Fire Marshal effective Oct.
6—he now oversees fire inspections, investigations and public education to keep the community safe.
🏈 Sports
Hornets forward Liam McNeeley spoke with Danielle Stein about team building using a LEGO comparison (each brick adding strength to the squad).
He explained that putting together the right pieces will help the team improve next season.
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