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No Swim Advisory for Cove on Lake Wylie Lifted

Published on August 11, 2026

No Swim Advisory issued on 08/05/2026 for Cove on Lake Wylie due to a sewer overflow that is being repaired.

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City Launches Training Program to Help Small Business Owners

Published on August 11, 2026

The City of Charlotte, in partnership with Charlotte-based Asfalis Advisors, is launching Road to Resilience, a fully online training program to help established Charlotte small business owners strengthen their businesses through practical resilience planning.

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The silence after the towers fell

Published on August 11, 2026

Twenty-five years after responding to Ground Zero, Charlotte Fire Marshal Kevin Miller reflects on the silence, sacrifice and loss of Sept. 11. The experience reshaped his life, leadership and understanding of heroism, reminding him that life can change in a heartbeat.

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City of Charlotte to Cohost E-transportation Celebration

Published on August 06, 2026

The city’s Corridors of Opportunity program and the Office of Sustainability and Resilience, in partnership with DreamKey Partners and Trips for Kids, are hosting a ribbon cutting and celebration in honor of the car share and e-bike programs activating at McNeel Apartments.

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At Large Council Member Dr. Victoria Watlington to Hold Town Hall

Published on August 06, 2026

Join Council Member Dr. Victoria Watlington and community partners for a town hall discussion exploring how technology, healthcare and infrastructure are shaping Charlotte’s future.

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City Outlines Data Center Engagement Opportunities for Community

Published on August 05, 2026

During the Aug. 3 Transportation, Planning and Development Committee meeting, staff presented several opportunities for the public to stay engaged in this conversation and offer feedback as council considers changes to policy. This article outlines several ways for you to be involved.

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His Daughters Watched Him Fight to Save a Stranger’s Life

Published on August 04, 2026

While vacationing in Virginia Beach, Charlotte Fire Battalion Chief John Lipcsak performed CPR on a man in cardiac arrest as his wife and daughters watched. The man survived and is expected to leave the hospital, giving one family trip an unforgettable ending.

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City Announces Aug. 17 Closure of College Street Off-Ramp on I-277

Published on August 03, 2026

Construction activities continue on the Rail Trail Pedestrian Bridge over Interstate 277 project that will connect Uptown to South End.

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City Announces Closure on Matheson Avenue through Late 2026

Published on July 31, 2026

Matheson Avenue between Chick Godley Road and Jordan Place is closed in both directions to accommodate construction for the Matheson Avenue Streetscape Project.

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Manufacturing Facility Brings Jobs, Innovation to Charlotte

Published on July 31, 2026

Charlotte is further cementing its reputation as a national leader in advanced manufacturing, energy innovation and economic opportunity with the opening of the nation's first manufacturing facility producing one of the most critical components needed to modernize America's electric grid.

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No Swim Advisory for Cove on Lake Wylie Lifted

City Launches Training Program to Help Small Business Owners

The silence after the towers fell

City of Charlotte to Cohost E-transportation Celebration

At Large Council Member Dr. Victoria Watlington to Hold Town Hall

City Outlines Data Center Engagement Opportunities for Community

His Daughters Watched Him Fight to Save a Stranger’s Life

City Announces Aug. 17 Closure of College Street Off-Ramp on I-277

City Announces Closure on Matheson Avenue through Late 2026

Manufacturing Facility Brings Jobs, Innovation to Charlotte

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