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Doorstep Recycling of Special Items Offered by The ReCollective in Charlotte

The ReCollective, a recycling and reuse service headquartered in Durham, has announced that signups are open for its expansion into Charlotte. The service will provide residents with a convenient way to recycle materials that typically cannot go into curbside recycling bins, with monthly collection directly from their doorsteps. The Charlotte...

Charlotte, NC · 5d
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City and state leaders working to address predatory towing

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – When it comes to towing in Charlotte, some drivers say it’s the Wild Wild West. City and state officials are working to write policies that can better protect drivers from predatory towing and booting. “We don’t have concrete rules around this,” Caleb Theodros, State Senator...

Charlotte, NC · 5d
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indiantrail.org

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Indian Trail Veterans Day Program

Join the Town of Indian Trail and the James B. Crump VFW Post 2423 for a special program to honor our veterans. Location: James B. Crump VFW Post 2423 (100 VFW Lane) The program will include remarks by Mayor David Cohn and VFW commanders; a presentation of colors by the Sun Valley ROTC; a three-round volley by the Honor Guard; recognition of all branches of service and veterans; a flag retirement ceremony; and free entertainment and refreshments.

Indian Trail, NC · 7d
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Country Herald

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North Carolina Deer Warning: Charlotte, I-77 Drivers Face Rut Season

Charlotte, NC – North Carolina motorists traveling along Interstate 85 and other major highways face increased deer-related collision concerns this Halloween weekend as November approaches, bringing heightened white-tailed deer activity across the state.

North Carolina · 8d

Charlotte Observer

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All the Charlotte Observer's endorsements in 2026 midterm elections | Opinion

The Charlotte Observer editorial board has interviewed and researched the candidates who seek your vote in the 2026 midterm election. Here’s a recap of our recommendations for contested races on Mecklenburg County ballots. Our full recommendations in all races can be found at charlotteobserver.com/opinion . U.S. Senate Roy Cooper ’s lengthy career in public office should leave voters with little doubt about the kind of senator he would be: a thoughtful, pragmatic leader who is willing to work across the aisle when it benefits people in his state. His opponent, Michael Whatley, has made it clear that he would choose President Donald Trump over the people of North Carolina. Read the full endorsement here . N.C. Supreme Court Incumbent Anita Earls is an exceptionally thoughtful and experienced jurist whose decisions are deeply grounded in the Constitution. Her opponent, Sarah Stevens, is an attorney and former state lawmaker. It’s a clear choice for voters willing to look beyond party. Read the full endorsement here . N.C. Court of Appeals Seat 1: There’s no bad choice in this race between incumbent Democrat John Arrowood and Republican Administrative Law Judge Michael Byrne, but we give Arrowood a slight nod. Seat 2: Incumbent Toby

Charlotte, NC · 7d

thedavidsonian.news

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Davidson Students Go to the Polls Early

This past week marked the first full week of early voting for the North Carolina midterm elections. CPE provided transportation for Davidson students to and from the polls, as well as educational support that will persist leading up to election day. The Davidsonian previously covered the Mecklenburg County Board of...

Mecklenburg County, NC · 6d

Fort Mill Sun

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Fort Mill Trail to Close Nov. 2 for Dye Branch Stream Project

The walking trail connecting Walter Y. Elisha Park and Harris Street Park will shut down for three months as crews restore the stream. The walking trail connecting Walter Y. Elisha Park and Harris Street Park will close beginning Nov. 2 as the Town of Fort Mill starts the Dye Branch Stream Restoration project, according to […]

Fort Mill, SC · 5d

Queen City News

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Mecklenburg County voters head to the polls Tuesday morning

Mecklenburg County elections officials report a total of 288,159 early votes cast, not counting mail-in absentee ballots.

Mecklenburg County, NC · 5d

WSOC Charlotte

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‘Adopt the solutions’: A look inside Uptown data center amid growing debate

Data centers have become a hot topic of debate and division in many neighborhoods.

Charlotte, NC · 5d

elonnewsnetwork.com

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U.S. DOJ to send poll monitors to Alamance polling locations

On Election Day, poll monitors from the United States Department of Justice will be at polling locations in Alamance, Wake and Mecklenburg counties, according to NC Newsline. Chair of the Alamance County Board of Elections Kevin Harrison told Elon News Network this is not the first time poll monitors have been in Alamance County on Election Day. Harrison said he did not know how long the monitors would be in the county and which polling locations they would be at.

Alamance County, NC · 5d

WCNC

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NC election results will be delayed until at least 8:15 p.m

North Carolina · 4d

WCNC

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VERIFY: Can someone find out who you voted for in North Carolina?

North Carolina · 6d

wnymedia.net

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Charlotte man pleads guilty to making false claims for COVID relief

NY Governor Kathy Hochul to give speech following election win →Live coverage of the 2026 Election →Live coverage of the 2026 Election →Latino Voters Swing Away from Trump for “Terrorizing Our Communities”: Marisa Franco of Mijente →Democratic Socialists on the Rise: Darializa Avila Chevalier & Claire Valdez Set to Win House Seats →Election Protection: NAACP on Voter Suppression & Deployment of Federal Poll Monitors →

Charlotte, NC · 6d

Queen City News

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Charlotte parents, teens weigh new youth curfew as pilot program begins

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – As Charlotte’s new 10 P.M. youth curfew takes effect, some parents and teenagers question whether the curfew will be effective in reducing crime and preventing large unsupervised gatherings. “It takes more than a curfew to keep our kids safe,” said parent Danyae Thomas. The new pilot program, which began […]

Charlotte, NC · 6d

thecharlotteweekly.com

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News Briefs: Charlotte recognizes places that add character

CHARLOTTE – The City of Charlotte Urban Design Center has announced winners of the sixth annual Urban Design Awards. A jury of 10 urban design professionals selected the winners from public nominations. Winners were:. • Great Development Near Transit: The Station at LoSo. • Great Walkable Neighborhood: Elizabeth. •...

Charlotte, NC · 6d

WSOC Charlotte

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New towing proposals target aggressive practices and lack of transparency

The Charlotte City Council Public Safety Committee met on Monday to consider proposed regulations aimed at curbing predatory towing practices across the city.

Charlotte, NC · 5d

Yahoo!

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Improved water conditions reduces conservation restrictions to voluntary across Charlotte region

Water systems across the Charlotte region announced reduced conservation efforts after seeing improved conditions after a yearlong drought. The Catawba-Wateree Drought Management Advisory Group (CW-DMAG) announced the Catawba-Wateree River Basin moved from Stage 2 of the Low Inflow Protocol (LIP) to Stage 1, which shows improvement in drought conditions and that the region's water supply is slowly recovering.

Charlotte, NC · 5d

Yahoo!

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The Eviction Kings Are Being Sued

In January of 2025, recalling the eviction that had made him homeless, Diron Kelly told me his corporate landlord had left him living through "a nightmare." He said American Landmark, owner of his Charlotte, North Carolina, apartment and some 30,000 others, had a "bully" business model—from raising his rent by some $400 while forcing him to pay fees for frivolous amenities to jumping at the chance to take him to court once his pockets ran dry. "They really messed everything up," he said.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

Queen City News

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New buyer could shape future of north Charlotte property known for problems

Egleston said a change in ownership alone will not be a fix-all solution.

Charlotte, NC · 8d

WSOC Charlotte

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Charlotte residents push back on townhome project

Biddleville residents are pushing back on plans for a new townhome project, saying the development does not fit their historic neighborhood and raising questions about how many units could ultimately be built on the property.

Charlotte, NC · 8d