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Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Flooding

Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Flooding CHARLOTTE, N.C. — “Flooding is Mecklenburg County’s number-one costliest natural disaster,” says John Wendel of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services. $2.2 million in flood damages have already occurred since January, a costly start to 2024 – and severe weather season hasn’t even begun to ramp up yet. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services is doing what they can to minimize flooding risk, but they need your help. “There

March 10, 2024 No Comments

Woman navigating city in spring-winter weather

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Charlotte Navigating ‘Sprinter,’ the Time Between Spring and Winter

Charlotte Navigating ‘Sprinter,’ the Time Between Spring and Winter A brewery closes, a social district opens By: HERE News We have now entered “sprinter,” that hazy Venn diagram of seasons when you’re mentally prepared for spring and the weather sort of gives it you only to knock you back down and remind you it’s still winter. As I type this morning, cozy in the bed with one of my dogs

March 9, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Area Congressmen Set to Faceoff to be Next NC Attorney General

Charlotte Area Congressmen Set to Faceoff to be Next NC Attorney General CHARLOTTE, N.C. – While North Carolina voters headed to the polls to cast a primary ballot, two candidates running for attorney general were tied up in Washington D.C. 14th District Congressman Jeff Jackson won the democratic primary, while 8th District Republican Congressman Dan Bishop didn’t have an opponent and automatically advanced. The two neighboring congressmembers will face off

March 7, 2024 No Comments

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Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Flooding

Charlotte Navigating ‘Sprinter,’ the Time Between Spring and Winter

Charlotte Area Congressmen Set to Faceoff to be Next NC Attorney General