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Cabarrus County Invites Residents to 'Gov 101: Voting 2024' Session in Concord for Election Insight
As we edge nearer to the 2024 General Election, residents of Cabarrus County are being offered a chance to delve into the mechanics of voting with an event aimed at bolstering civic understanding and participation. Named Gov 101: Voting 2024, the educational session is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 8, between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. at the Cabarrus County Board of Elections, located at 369 Church St N, Concord. Interested parties should take note, as registration is essential due to space constraints.
Firefighters: 2 Concord fire trucks crashed into during 24-hour period, including hit-and-run
CONCORD, N.C. (WBTV) - Two Concord fire trucks were hit within a 24-hour period, one of which was a hit-and-run, the department said on social media. The Concord Fire Department posted the first incident on Sunday morning after one of its engines was crashed into on I-85. Photos of that crash showed a white Jeep SUV that appeared to have ran into the back of the truck.
Florida State questions that must be addressed at 2024 ACC Football Kickoff
There are still so many questions that Florida State must addressed at the ACC Kickoff on Monday, July 22. Here could be the top questions that could be asked at the meeting. The spotlight will be on Florida State football at the ACC Football Kickoff. The annual media day, which...
Allen Tate names Melissa Turney Lake Norman sales manager
July 22. Allen Tate Cos. has named Melissa Turney as sales manager for the company’s Lake Norman office. Turney will develop and coach an established team of more than 75 agents and help expand the culture of Allen Tate to attract new agents. She will partner with Branch Leader Angela Standish to lead the Allen Tate Lake Norman office.
Yes, Chef: Myrtle Beach native to cook for homeless vets
Renowned chef and third-generation restaurateur Sam Diminich beat homelessness and addiction — 10 years and counting without drink or drugs. He beat the COVID-19 pandemic, opening the Your Farms Your Table gourmet meal delivery service in Charlotte when the virus made dining out unpalatable. The American Culinary Institute alumnus...
Enjoy pastrami in a new way at Smoke, Fire & Brine Dinner
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - If you don’t have dinner plans for next week, consider stopping by Resident Culture South End for a spin on a classic dish and more. Resident Culture South End and Chop Chop Red Pot are partnering to hold a special dinner event Tuesday, July 30 at 6 p.m.
Luxury car theft ring busted; several arrest made: Here's how detectives say they did it
UNION COUNTY, N.C. — According to the Union County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina, a luxury car theft ring has been busted and several people are facing more than 50 charges. (Video above: Morning headlines from WYFF News 4) Detectives say over the past several months they have been...
Charlotte Detectives Probe Fatal Shooting on Rachel Freeman Way, No Suspects Named Yet
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department detectives are currently investigating a homicide that occurred in the Steele Creek Division, specifically the 8900 block of Rachel Freeman Way, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department news release. The incident took place shortly after 1:30 p.m. on Monday, where officers, responding to a call about gunfire, found a male with a fatal gunshot wound; MEDIC declared the victim dead at the scene.
2.2 Magnitude Earthquake Just Struck Boone
A magnitude 2.2 earthquakes struck just north of Charlotte yesterday morning near the city of Boone. According to the USGS, the first quake struck at 4:25 am this morning with a magnitude of 2.2 and a depth of 6.9 km. Last month, a 2.2 magnitude earthquake just struck the...
I-77 reopened after 4-car crash
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A crash closed two lanes of Interstate 77 on Monday morning. The crash happened around 9 a.m. in the northbound lanes of mile marker 22.6, close to Gilead Road, according to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. [One dead, another seriously hurt after crash on I-77...
Simpson Appointed To New Post At UNCC
Serving as associate vice chancellor for student affairs. LINCOLN HERALD STAFF | Comments: 0 | Leave a comment. CHARLOTTE––Davidson College’s Dr. Denise Simpson has been appointed to a new post at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Possessed of some 20 years of relevant experience and...
On Residency at Robertson & Associates with Sydney Rimmer L’24
Sydney Rimmer L’24 thought for years that she’d be a nurse. Her best friends in high school outside of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, had plans for similar careers. Why shouldn’t she?. It took one day of job shadowing to realize a job in nursing wasn’t a good fit. “It...
Next Level: UNC's New Challenge on Offense, Chip Lindsey Joins
Last season, in his first as North Carolina offensive coordinator, Chip Lindsey was tasked with tweaking an already successful offense, improving the deficiencies and managing sure-fire first round NFL Draft pick Drake Maye. Heading into year two, Lindsey will have plenty of talent at the skill positions, a quarterback competition that will continue in training camp and a work-in-progress offensive line with size and potential but little experience as a unit. On this edition of Inside Carolina’s Next Level, Lindsey joins the show to discuss all that and more with Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley.
News About Ovivo, Carollo Engineers, AqueoUS Vets and More
DSI/Dynamatic welcomed William C. Mammen Jr. as its director of engineering, where he will be responsible for the development and sustainability of all products while also supporting business and investment strategies for Dynamatic. Prior to...
Trees down across the Triangle Monday morning after early morning storms
Storms knocked down trees across the Triangle over the weekend and on Monday. The severe weather made a difficult situation even worse for a Garner family after a massive tree fell on their home over the weekend. On Monday morning, rain was pouring in through a gaping hole in the...
Review: GRAMMY AND NAACP Award-Winning Saxophonist, Najee, at Knight Theater
Friday night and the mood is right for an extraordinary evening of jazz at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center’s Knight Theater. And the mood-setter was none other than the Grammy and NAACP award-winning, multi- platinum jazz saxophonist Najee. Accompanied by a fantastic band, patrons experienced electrifying renditions from a compilation of Najee’s musical CDs to include Tokyo Blue, Center of the Heart, and his latest #1 Billboard chart topping CD entitled Savoir Faire, a Pan American fusion of sounds from Brazil and The United States that showcases an all-start lineup to include: Allison Williams, Frank McComb, Chris “Big Dog” Davis, Barry Eastmond, Robert Herbert, and Adam Hawley, among others.
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