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Mother of 6 says her family’s on verge of homelessness after federally funded program ends
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A single mother of six in Charlotte says her family is on the verge of living on the streets after a program with United Way has ended. The mother, Trevia, said she could afford housing for her family for two years through a federally funded program with United Way.
Charlotte group to launch a tech repair program for low-income households
A Charlotte workforce development group was awarded today a $400,000 dollar grant to launch a digital tech repair program. It will help provide career opportunities to those who are formerly incarcerated, while also providing tech services for low-income households. City Startup Labs received the grant from The North Carolina Department...
Kemba Walker lands notable NBA job after his retirement
After announcing his retirement as a player earlier this week, Kemba Walker is going right back to his NBA roots. The Charlotte Hornets announced on Wednesday that the former All-Star guard Walker is returning to their franchise as an assistant coach. Walker will officially be serving as a player enhancement coach, the Hornets say. That... The post Kemba Walker lands notable NBA job after his retirement appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Gunner is one cool cat
LEXINGTON, N.C. (WGHP) — Meet Gunner, our FOX8 Pet of the Day!. If you’re interested in adopting this pet or any other pets at Davidson County Animal Shelter, please call (336) 357-0805 or visit the Davidson County Animal Shelter website. Davidson County Animal Shelter is located at 490...
Animal abuse cases take toll on Piedmont Triad volunteers
(WGHP) — There have been nine major cases of animal abuse reported in the Piedmont Triad this year. Most of them happened out of Davidson County with the most recent happening this week. On Monday, deputies came to the 200 block of First Circle in Lexington after getting a report about two dead dogs on […]
Local economic official earns state certification
Surry County’s top industry recruiter has earned certification through a state program. Blake Moyer was honored as a 2024 North Carolina certified economic developer at the annual conference of the state Economic Development Association. It was held in Wilmington during late June, with 16 economic development professionals from around the state recognized altogether. Moyer, the...
Fans In Disbelief Over Video of NFL Owner's Wife Assisting with Draft Picks
A trending video on X (Twitter) has brought attention to Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper's wife, Nicole Tepper, actively participating in the team's player selections for the 2024 NFL Draft back in April. Nicole Tepper, who serves as the Chief Administrative Officer for the Carolina Panthers, ...
Charlotte Businessman Pleads Guilty in Tax Fraud Case Involving Over $2.5 Million in Unremited Employment Taxes
Peter Anthony Thomas, a Charlotte businessman now residing in Miami, Florida, entered a guilty plea for failing to remit over $2.5 million in employment taxes to the IRS, according to an announcement by the U.S. Attorney's Office. The taxes stemmed from wages collected between 2017 and 2023 at his sports-themed bar/restaurant/lounges in Charlotte, and other establishments in Florida and Maryland. Donald "Trey" Eakins, Special Agent in Charge of the IRS, Criminal Investigation, Charlotte Field Office, joined King in the announcement.
Surry Sports Hall of Fame, Ring of Honor nominations open
Surry County Parks and Recreation recently announced it is accepting nominations for the Surry County Sports Hall of Fame as well as the Ring of Honor. The period of nomination to recognize both individual and team achievement in sport is open through 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 9. The Hall of Fame and Ring of Honor has celebrated some of the best and most memorable athletes, coaches, teams, and supporters in Surry County since 2006. The Hall of Fame recognizes individuals for outstanding achievements in...
Cricket comes to Salisbury for fundraiser
LAKEVILLE, Conn. — The Salisbury Cricket Club played a charity match at Community Field in Lakeville Saturday, June 29. The match was a fundraiser for the Salisbury Volunteer Ambulance Service. Club founder David Shillingford said most of the players are expatriates of the British Commonwealth, with two Americans included.
Graves of heroes: Bob Timberlake honors ancestors who fought at Battle of Guilford Courthouse
LEXINGTON, N.C. — Living in the Triad, we know Greensboro is named for General Nathanael Greene who led American revolutionary troops at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. But there are other people who helped organize that battle who we should also know. One of whom is the ancestor of Bob Timberlake, the famous artist from Lexington. Ahead of the Forth of July Bob sat down with WFMY News 2's Ben Briscoe to help honor the people who fought for our freedom in our neck of the woods.
Carowinds under new ownership with closing of merger
Sandusky, Ohio-based Cedar Fair — parent to Charlotte amusement park Carowinds — and Arlington, Texas-based Six Flags have completed their merger of equals. The combined company is now operating under Six Flags Entertainment Corp.
Elkin Wet Lightning wins big over Reeves Rapids
ELKIN — Elkin Wet Lightning Swim Team hosted the Reeves Rapids of Mount Airy on Saturday, June 29. EWL, a much larger team than their friends from the Reeves Community Center of Mount Airy, sailed to an easy win. In the first event of the day, the rigorous 100-meter IM event, where the swimmer must swim one lap of each of the four swim strokes, Elkin established dominance early. In the girls 8 & under age group, Carter Allgood, 7 years old, took a 2nd...
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