City Solid Waste Services Giving Out Free Paper Bags For Yard Waste Saturday Oct. 23
The City of Charlotte Solid Waste Services will host a yard waste bag exchange event on Saturday, Oct. 23, for residents who receive city collection. … Read more
Charlotte Water Lifts Low Water Pressure Advisory Immediately
Effective immediately (11 a.m., Oct. 20) Charlotte Water is lifting the precautionary 48-hour low water pressure advisory issued on Monday, October 18. Charlotte Water customers … Read more
Optimist Hall Welcomes Enat Ethiopian as Newest Food Hall Tenant
Enat Ethiopian will be Optimist Hall’s newest food hall tenant. Slated to open in late winter, Enat Ethiopian will be the 26th tenant to open … Read more
Carolina Renaissance Festival Returns to Huntersville Oct. 2 – Nov. 21
The popular Carolina Renaissance Festival is back to celebrate its 28th year Saturdays and Sundays, October 2 through November 21, in Huntersville. The Festival blends … Read more
City Details Year of Progress for SAFE Charlotte Program, Recommends Next Steps
During the past 11 months, the City of Charlotte has worked with external consultants, community members, community partners and other stakeholders to advance next steps … Read more
CMPD Receives New Helicopter With High-Tech Equipment
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Aviation Unit has just received a new helicopter equipped with technology and features that will raise their capabilities to new heights. … Read more
57th Annual Festival in the Park Set for Sept. 24-26 at Freedom Park
The 57th Annual “Festival in the Park” will be held at Charlotte’s Freedom Park: Friday, September 24, 2021 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturday, September … Read more
Atrium Health Begins Dispensing Third COVID Shots to Immunocompromised
To provide greater protection against the COVID-19 Delta variant, Atrium Health is now offering a third dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine to those … Read more
City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Issue New Indoor Mask Mandate
The Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners and the City of Charlotte, in consultation with Public Health and Emergency Management, have issued a proclamation effective August 18 mandating face coverings … Read more
Doctor Shares “How to Avoid Being a Victim of the American Healthcare System”
“Health care is complex, and that is not an accident,” says Dr. David Wilcox of Concord. “It is a strategy on the part of those … Read more