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Re-enactment marks 50th anniversary of NC march
Some Charlotte residents are observing the 50th anniversary of a march that called for an end to segregation in North Carolina's largest city.
BOC hears presentations on roundabout, fire tax
The Mint Hill Board of Commissioners and Mint Hill residents were updated on two important town issues at the meeting last Thursday, May 9. Scott Cole, Division Traffic Engineer with the North Carolina Department of Transportation gave a presentation about roundabouts, and specifically the proposed roundabout to be built at the intersection of N.C.
Green Earth Landscaping Inc.s Building Houses From Trash
Monroe, North Carolina's Green Earth Landscaping, Inc. wants to turn recyclable trash into cash, enabling Union County's Habitat for Humanity to build more houses, so the Indian Trail-based firm has launched Project Green Earth.
Audit: Charlotte nonprofit misused $70,000 in state money
State officials are investigating Charlotte nonprofit Transformation Center of the Carolinas after an audit revealed its director spent more than $70,000 in state grant money for personal use while neglecting to pay vendors.
Mecklenburg's interim manager: from quiet engineer to eye of the storm
The Board of County Commissioners appointed Shields to the position at its November 27, 2012 meeting.
Leaders discuss overpayment for fire services in Mint Hill
Mecklenburg County was slated to pay the town of Mint Hill for providing fire services to unincorporated areas around the county.
M/I Homes is getting a subdivision on Charlottea s periphery
For M/I Homes Charlotte, the third time was a farm. In its recent push to self-develop raw land into lots, the most-permitted homebuilder last year in Mecklenburg County has won its first of three rezoning battles to develop and build a residential subdivision.
New Mecklenburg Co. DSS director named
After months of searching, Mecklenburg County's Department of Social Services has a new director.
Childress Klein issued year's largest building permit
Mecklenburg County has issued its most valuable building permit of the year - and the largest since January 2012 - worth nearly $52 million, for work on the $85 million South Mint Apartments project.
9 Investigates: State law has judge dismiss charges if defendant mentally ill
A suspected murderer hasn't gone to trial three years after he was charged with killing his cousin in south Charlotte.
Judge upholds dismissal of DWI charge against Tim Newman
For a second time, a judge has dismissed DWI charges against Tim Newman. The former head of the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority was arrested in May 2012 and charged with drunken driving.
Proposal to shift control of Wake schools clears Senate
A bill that would put the Wake County Board of Commissioners in control of area school buildings and land moved closer to passage Wednesday, despite criticism that it was politically motivated.
Tensions follow Mecklenburg County manager's firing
Commissioner Vilma Leake raises her hand to ask a question during a County Commissioners meeting at the Government Center January 8, 2013.
5 things to know for Wednesday
BGEA says Billy Graham charities target of IRS FBI agents are digging into allegations Wednesday morning of the IRS targeting conservative groups.
Third arrest made in four-county crime spree
Almost a week after a crime spree that started in Mecklenburg County and ended in Anson County, a third and final suspect has been arrested.
Circle Alexander Village continues to dominate building permits
After a strong showing last week in Mecklenburg County building permits received, Crescent Communities, the developer based in the city, is doing even better this week.
Vote to set date for Myers Park gym
For more than a decade, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials have talked of the need for a new gym at Myers Park High School.
NC Bar says former judge lied during investigation
The Charlotte Observer reported that former Mecklenburg County District Judge Bill Belk will face the bar's disciplinary hearing commission in August on charges of lying during a 2009 investigation into possible misconduct in office.
MeckLINK moving into Atrium Corporate Center
MeckLINK will move its new operations to 42,112 square feet at the Atrium Corporate Center, sparking a turnaround for the three-building office complex on Stuart Andrew Boulevard that went back to its lender last summer.
Murder suspect in custody in North Carolina hospital
A Union man sought by authorities in connection with a fatal stabbing Saturday evening is now in custody in North Carolina.