Day: March 19, 2025

News Summary A fight at Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte has prompted an FBI investigation amid allegations of racism and bullying. The incident, which left a 15-year-old girl with severe facial injuries, has raised concerns about safety and discrimination in the school environment. Community leaders, along with the girl’s family, are calling for action, arguing that the altercation was racially motivated and highlighting broader issues of racism within the

News Summary A recent revelation indicates that teachers in South Carolina are now earning more than their counterparts in North Carolina. This disparity in salary was highlighted by Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Crystal Hill during a meeting at Elbert Edwin Waddell High School. While South Carolina is moving to increase teacher salaries, concerns arise regarding the potential impact on education quality in North Carolina as experienced educators may seek positions

News Summary This week’s high school baseball rankings in North Carolina are causing a stir as seven new teams enter the rankings and two teams rise to the top. With exciting performances from teams like Corinth Holders and East Carteret, the competition is fierce. The rankings reflect significant shifts, especially in the 3A category where East Lincoln claims the top spot. As the preseason rankings for the upcoming season approach,

News Summary Food lovers in Gastonia, NC, rejoice! Whataburger is slated to open its doors in May 2024, marking its first location in North Carolina. Situated on E. Franklin Blvd, the restaurant will create about 150 jobs and feature round-the-clock service. This much-anticipated arrival promises to elevate the local dining scene, with Whataburger’s renowned menu and commitment to quality. Community excitement is palpable, as residents await their chance to experience

News Summary A 15-year-old Muslim girl was brutally assaulted at Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, NC, leading to serious injuries and demands from her family for a hate crime classification. The incident has sparked outrage and discussions about safety and inclusivity in schools, prompting community support and official responses. Advocates are calling for further investigation and a reevaluation of how hate crimes are addressed in educational environments. Charlotte Community

News Summary The West Charlotte Marching Lions have been invited to perform at the Lovin’ Life Music Fest this summer, showcasing their talent on a grand stage. The announcement was made at a surprise event, fueling excitement among the students. With generous donations, including new equipment and tickets for the festival, the band is well-supported as they prepare for their debut at this popular event, recognized as one of the

News Summary Christian Staples has been appointed the new President of the Woodberry Forest School Charlotte Alumni Chapter. With his leadership, the chapter aims to enhance connections, recruitment initiatives, and community outreach for the school’s alumni network. Staples, a 2001 graduate, blends his personal experience with professional expertise to drive future growth and engagement within the community. The excitement around his leadership marks a promising future for the chapter and