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In a deeply personal and inspiring conversation, Livingstone College President Dr. Anthony J. Davis shared his journey of leading the historic institution while battling kidney disease and undergoing dialysis. Despite the physical and emotional toll of his health challenges, Dr. Davis remains steadfast in his mission to elevate Livingstone College and continue its legacy of […]
Former Duke basketball standout and 2010 national champion Kyle Singler was arrested in Oklahoma last week on domestic abuse charges, according to WBTV. Singler, 37, was taken into custody on Oct. 23 in Haskell County after allegedly grabbing his girlfriend by the head and shoving her to the ground in front of their young child. […]
A burst of water flooded a road in Mecklenburg County after a car struck a fire hydrant Wednesday morning, officials said. The crash happened around 10 a.m. along Reese Boulevard near Boren Street in Huntersville. According to WBTV, the impact caused water to gush across the roadway, prompting crews to block off the area for […]
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Here’s some alternatives if you do not receive your SNAP or WIC benefits this Saturday, November 1st
October is recognized as Filipino American History Month, honoring the rich heritage and contributions of Filipino Americans across the United States. The celebration was first established in 1988 by the Filipino American National Historical Society and officially recognized by Congress in 2009. October was chosen to commemorate the arrival of the first Filipinos in what […]
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October is recognized as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the abilities and accomplishments of people with Down syndrome and promote inclusion and understanding. The observance began in the 1980s, launched by the National Down Syndrome Society to raise awareness and challenge stereotypes about the genetic condition. Throughout the month, advocacy groups, families, […]
Pacific Life Insurance Co. will invest $12.3 million to open a new office in Charlotte, creating 301 jobs over the next five years, Gov. Josh Stein’s office announced Tuesday. According to The Charlotte Observer, the Fortune 500 company said the new positions will pay an average annual salary of $176,250, more than double Mecklenburg County’s […]
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time dedicated to honoring survivors, raising awareness, and promoting efforts to end abuse in homes and relationships. Advocates nationwide are holding vigils, fundraisers, and educational events to highlight the ongoing impact of domestic violence, which affects millions of people each year. Officials urge communities to support survivors and […]
With SNAP benefits set to end on November 1, 2025, due to the ongoing government shutdown, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Food Policy Council is teaming up with the Mecklenburg County Public Health Department to help ease the impact on local families. A temporary SNAP incentive program will launch across select farmers markets throughout November 2025. Under this […]
October is recognized as National Depression and Mental Health Screening Awareness Month, a time dedicated to promoting early detection and treatment of mental health conditions. The observance began in the 1990s, led by the nonprofit Screening for Mental Health, Inc., to encourage people to assess their emotional well-being through free, confidential screenings. Throughout the month, […]
