Wayne County Public Schools recognizes outstanding educators during annual celebration
Wayne County Public Schools celebrated its top educators during Teacher Appreciation Week’s ‘Celebration of Excellence.’ Honorees included teachers, administrators, counselors, media coordinators, instructional assistants, with several advancing to regional competitions.
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Panthers conclude rookie minicamp with focus on Brazzell’s skills and team development
The Carolina Panthers wrapped up their rookie minicamp by evaluating new talent such as Chris Brazzell II while emphasizing teamwork under head coach Dave Canales’ leadership. Players showed strong performances ahead of further training sessions next week.
Governor Josh Stein appoints Regina Parker and K. Michelle Fletcher to judicial positions
Governor Josh Stein announced two new judicial appointments on May 8. Regina Parker joins Superior Court for Judicial District 2 while K. Michelle Fletcher fills a vacancy in Guilford County’s district court.
Career Mastered Awards honor women leaders in Charlotte on May 6
Women leaders were recognized at Charlotte’s Career Mastered Awards on May 6 with honors given to Soledad O’Brien and Dr. Valerie Kinloch among others. The event emphasized mentorship, leadership development, and community impact.
North Carolina High School Athletic Association approves new sports and policy changes for 2026-2027
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s Board has approved two new sanctioned sports—Women’s Flag Football and Men’s Volleyball—for the upcoming school year. Policy changes affecting coaches’ training requirements and officiating procedures were also adopted. Several new executive board members will begin their terms on July 1.
Cary releases 2025 annual water quality report during National Drinking Water Week
Cary has released its federally mandated annual water quality report during National Drinking Water Week. The town reports continued compliance with all regulations and highlights efforts on safety and conservation.
Iredell County lifts burn ban after recent rainfall
The Iredell County Fire Marshal has lifted the local burn ban following recent rain that reduced dry conditions. Residents can now resume outdoor burning but are advised to stay informed through official channels. Recent data also highlights college readiness rates among local high school students.
Honeywell announces Quantinuum’s filing of registration statement for proposed initial public offering
Honeywell announced that Quantinuum has filed for an initial public offering with U.S. regulators. The quantum computing firm plans to list its shares on Nasdaq but details like share count and pricing remain undetermined.
Bounty & Soul announces new food hub to address rising community need
Bounty & Soul has acquired a new facility in Black Mountain after demand tripled due to Hurricane Helene’s impact on local families’ access to fresh foods. The expanded campus aims to double storage capacity while supporting ongoing education programs throughout Western North Carolina.