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Charlotte Firefighters Extinguish Blaze on Rooftop Solar Panels Near Camp North End
A fire broke out on a building's roof on North Graham Street in Charlotte on Sunday afternoon after solar panels caught fire. According to QC News, the incident occurred on the 1500 block, where a member of the Charlotte Fire Investigations Task Force noted smoke emanating from the structure at around 3:18 p.m. Firefighting teams swiftly responded to the call, identifying the rooftop's solar panels as the source of the blaze. QC News described the efforts taken to handle the situation promptly.
Pleasant conditions to persist through the rest of the week
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The below-average temperatures last through the work week, but pick back up by this weekend. Wednesday: Mix of sun and clouds, even lower humidity. Rest of Week: Lots of sun, low humidity, low rain risk. Weekend: Back into the upper 80s, dry!. With even drier conditions...
Honeymoon's over: Hill, CMS board face a challenging stretch
This news analysis appeared first in WFAE's weekly education newsletter. Sign up to get it in your inbox first. Last week felt like the end of Crystal Hill's honeymoon as superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. This time last year she was the new hire, admired by community leaders and preparing to...
‘Re-opening the door to our legacy’ : Cleveland explores restoration efforts, vision for R.A. Clement School
CLEVELAND — Two representatives from The Cannon Foundation visited Cleveland on Monday, joining various town officials and figures to discuss a grant application being submitted to revitalize the R.A. Clement School into a destination for programming, community gatherings and other activities. Cannon Foundation Executive Director Suzanne Philemon and Program Officer Candice Kane joined the slew of […] The post ‘Re-opening the door to our legacy’ : Cleveland explores restoration efforts, vision for R.A. Clement School appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Lamar Jackson waived by NFL team after injury
Lamar Jackson was waived due to injury on Monday.No, not the Baltimore Ravens quarterback but instead the Carolina Panthers cornerback.The somewhat confusing transaction was announced by Carolina in a team statement along with four others.Jackson, a third-year veteran out of the University of Nebraska, was reportedly competing for a spot on Carolina's secondary according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Lamar Jackson has been waived/injured. Jackson, the third-year CB out of Nebraska, was competing for a spot in Carolina’s secondary. https://t.co/bWa2HVjfq6— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 19, 2024 Jackson picked up his injury during Saturday's preseason game against the New York Jets but head coach Dave Canales did not provide an update to reporters on his status Sunday.Monday's roster news now provides clarity on the 26-year-old's unfortunate situation.Jackson went undrafted in 2020 but signed with the New York Jets before being waived later that year.He spent time with the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos during the 2022 season before spending an offseason with the Kansas City Chiefs prior to landing in Carolina.
Charlotte students asked to not bring certain 3-ring binders to school
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students are being asked not to bring metal 3-ring binders and metal frame backpacks this year. The request was stated in the 2024-2025 Parent-Student Handbook issued by the district, writing:. “In order to maintain efficient entry into school and reduce the number of searches,...
Afternoon thunderstorms possible in the Piedmont Triad ahead of a beautiful week
(WGHP) —As you’re hitting the road this morning, you’re going to have a wonderful morning drive. Into the afternoon commute, however, we’ll probably have some showers and thunderstorms in the Piedmont Triad. Don’t forget your umbrella as you’re heading out the door, even if it doesn’t seem like you’ll need it this morning. This afternoon they’ll really […]
NC Appeals Court asked to review approval of Bald Head Island ferry sale
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has been asked to intervene in the decision by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) to approve the sale of the Bald Head Island ferry system to SharpVue Capital. “Our argument today is that in approving this transfer, the commission committed a number of...
Weekly Calendar Aug. 19-25: Photography class, Jazz Festival and more
10 am – noon | Aug. 20. This course teaches digital photography and visual storytelling. Registration required. Ages 12 to adult. The prerequisite for the course is a digital camera, whether an iPhone, iPad, point-and-shoot, or DSLR. Cornelius Library, 21105 Catawba Ave., Cornelius. Thursday, Aug. 22. 6:30-9 pm |...
Man accused of stealing van with child inside in High Point
HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Officers with the High Point Police Department arrested a man accused of stealing a van with a child inside on Friday, according to a High Point Police Department news release. Officers found the child and arrested the suspect, later identified as Marlo T. Torain, 31, of High Point, about 30 […]
Junior volunteers gain experience at Northern Regional
Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors across Surry County volunteered at Northern Regional Hospital during their summer break. Forty-one junior volunteers filled the hospital hallways throughout June, July, and August, gaining valuable experience in the healthcare field. “Beginning in January, we send out applications to all area high schools seeking junior volunteers,” said Tina Beasley, manager of volunteer services. “Once applications are received, we collaborate with various hospital departments to assess the available opportunities. We aspire to ensure our junior volunteers have a valuable...
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