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TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE: Demolition of Properties Acquired for Main Street Upgrades Project to Begin This Week

At its December 2nd board meeting, Huntersville commissioners adopted a resolution authorizing services for demolition of certain property acquired for the Main Street Upgrades project to give motorists another north-south option to Old Statesville Road (NC-115) and to support additional access and activity in and around downtown Huntersville.

By Press release submission | Dec 16, 2019

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GASTON DAY SCHOOL: Mentor Training Session to be Held December 11

Mentor Training Session

CITY OF CHARLOTTE: Firefighters Benefits Committee Meeting to be Held December 12

Firefighters Benefits Committee Meeting

TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE: Detours and Road Closures Coming Next Week t9 NC-115 South of Verhoeff Drive

The Town was notified yesterday by NCDOT and Charlotte Water of utility work being completed as part of the Stoneybrook Station development along Old Statesville Road (NC-115) and Hambright Roads will require evening lane closures along Old Statesville Road (NC-115) between Hambright Road and Damson Drive just south of the entrance to the Plum Creek subdivision.

TOWN OF CORNELIUS: Historic Preservation Committee Meeting to be Held December 12

Historic Preservation Committee Meeting

CITY OF MOUNT HOLLY: Holiday Recycling and Garbage Collection Schedule

Holiday Collection Schedule 2019 Monday, December 23: Monday's regular garbage and recycling collection Tuesday, December 24: Regular schedule Wednesday, December 25: No City pick-up Thursday, December 26: Wednesday's and Thursday's garbage and recycling collection Friday, December

From Old North News

10.2% of North Carolina bridges rated structurally deficient in study

By Michael Carroll | 10 days ago

A total of 1,871 out of the 18,377 bridges in North Carolina – or 10.2 percent – were designated in poor shape in an analysis examining bridge conditions in the 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.

TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE: Ordinances Advisory Board Regular Meeting to be Held December 5

Ordinances Advisory Board Regular Meeting

TOWN OF CORNELIUS: Board of Commissioners Meeting to be Held December 2

Watch meeting... Closed Captioning is available upon request if received by the Town Clerk the Friday prior to meeting.

CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN: City Council Meeting to be Held November 26

City Council meetings are held the last Tuesday of every month. (Holiday schedules may very)

CITY OF CHARLOTTE: City of Charlotte offices closed for 2019 Thanksgiving holiday

City of Charlotte offices will close Thursday, Nov. 28, and Friday, Nov. 29, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE: A Huntersville Christmas Returns December 6th and 7th to Downtown

Join us for a weekend of festivities December 6 and December 7 downtown for A Huntersville Christmas, the town’s annual holiday festival!

CITY OF CHARLOTTE: Citizens Review Board Training to be Held November 19

The CRB is a citizen oversight advisory committee that reviews appeals by citizens who file complaints on dispositions imposed by the Chief of Police or his designee relating to allegations of misconduct against a sworn police officer.

TOWN OF HUNTERSVILLE: Town and County Seek Residents Feedback on Community Development Block Grant Funding Priorities

Mecklenburg County is developing the 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan that will inform Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program investments for the next five years.

GASTON DAY SCHOOL: Mentor Training Session

Mentor Training Session

TOWN OF CORNELIUS: Transportation Advisory Board Meeting to be Held November 19

Transportation Advisory Board Meeting

CITY OF MOUNT HOLLY: City Council Meeting to be Held November 18

The City Council meets at 7:00 pm on the 2nd Monday of every month.

From Union News

North Carolina had 10,543 children in foster care in fiscal year 2018

By Michael Carroll | 1 month ago

The number of youths in foster care in North Carolina at the end of fiscal year 2018 stood at 10,543, a 2 percent decrease over the previous fiscal year, according to newly released data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).