Explore Statesville summer events, Great Outdoors Month activities, youth sports programs, City Council updates, Juneteenth celebration, and current drought restrictions.
- Statesville
Statesville has moved to Stage 2 water restrictions, allowing limited lawn irrigation on set schedules while maintaining key conservation rules for all city customers.
- Catawba Valley Health
Guide for employers on workplace injury response, heat illness prevention and headache management using occupational health, safety planning and physical therapy.
- Bristol Chamber of Commerce
King University in Bristol, Tennessee, receives a $34 million gift from John and Ann Tickle to enhance academics, facilities and launch a new four-year honors college.
- Hickory City Schools
Hickory City Schools has appointed Greg Keys as chief technology officer, effective May 11, 2026, bringing extensive instructional technology and leadership experience.
- Hickory City Schools
Hickory City Schools and the Rotary Club of Hickory honored eight Hickory high school students as Students of Distinction for leadership, service, and academics.
- Hickory City Schools
Oakwood Elementary won first place in the Hickory City Schools Elementary Battle of the Books and will advance to the Region 7 competition at Challenger High School.
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Greensboro Fire Department hosts free First Responder Friday June 12, 10:30 am-1:30 pm at Barber Park, with local agencies offering safety education and activities.
Guide for employers on workplace injury response, heat illness prevention and headache management using occupational health, safety planning and physical therapy.
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Greensboro ranks No. 79 on Trust for Public Land’s ParkScore, scoring highest in park space equity, with 59% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park.
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Greensboro City Council meets June 2, 2026, at 5:30 pm; residents can register to speak in advance and watch live via the City website, YouTube, or GTN.
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NCDEQ will hold a June 9 public hearing on the Bingham Park Remedial Action Plan, with in-person and written public comments accepted through June 30.
King University in Bristol, Tennessee, receives a $34 million gift from John and Ann Tickle to enhance academics, facilities and launch a new four-year honors college.
Hickory City Schools has appointed Greg Keys as chief technology officer, effective May 11, 2026, bringing extensive instructional technology and leadership experience.
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- North Carolina Governor's Office
Governor Josh Stein announces BorgWarner will invest $100 million in Hendersonville, adding 378 jobs and expanding advanced manufacturing in Henderson County.
- Hickory City Schools
Hickory City Schools and the Rotary Club of Hickory honored eight Hickory high school students as Students of Distinction for leadership, service, and academics.
- Hickory City Schools
Oakwood Elementary won first place in the Hickory City Schools Elementary Battle of the Books and will advance to the Region 7 competition at Challenger High School.
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- Cabarrus County Schools
The Cabarrus County Schools Board of Education Finance Committee will meet May 28, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Education Center in Concord, with the agenda on Diligent.