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January 6, 2026

Mammogram showing breast arterial calcification
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Mammograms May Indicate Women’s Heart Disease Risk

Charlotte, January 6, 2026 Recent research reveals that routine mammograms, while primarily used for breast cancer detection, can also provide critical information regarding women’s heart disease risk. The presence of breast arterial calcification (BAC) identified during these screenings has been linked to a significantly elevated risk of cardiovascular issues, including heart attacks and strokes. Studies show that women with BAC have over a 50% higher chance of developing heart disease. This

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Barbershop in Gastonia, North Carolina, emblematic of a close-knit community.
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State Offers Reward for Information on Gastonia Barber’s Murder

Gastonia, January 6, 2026 Governor Josh Stein has announced a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest in the unsolved murder of beloved Gastonia barber John Luke Moore, who was tragically killed during a home invasion in 2021. This latest development aims to encourage community members to come forward with crucial information about the crime that has left a lasting impact on the Gastonia community and Moore’s

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Image depicting the excitement of NFL playoffs with fans and teams.
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Anticipation Builds for NFL Playoff Schedule and Panthers’ Future

Charlotte, North Carolina, January 6, 2026 As the NFL playoffs approach, fans await the announcement of the wild-card round’s full schedule, including dates and broadcast details. This excitement is mirrored in North Carolina, where the Carolina Panthers have revealed their 2026 schedule, giving fans a glimpse into the future. Meanwhile, nationwide, the college football transfer portal is buzzing with activity as players like Daley and Sorsby explore new opportunities. These developments

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Exterior of a courthouse symbolizing justice and legal proceedings in North Carolina.
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Legal Action Filed for Removal of Mecklenburg County Sheriff

Charlotte, January 6, 2026 State Representative Carla Cunningham has initiated legal proceedings aimed at removing the Mecklenburg County sheriff. This action involves collaboration with a group of former officials, highlighting serious allegations against the sheriff. While specific claims have not been disclosed, the case reflects the emphasis on accountability within North Carolina’s legal framework. This move corresponds with the state’s broader commitment to ensuring effective oversight and easy access to justice

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An illustration of the proposed Sycamore Brewing taproom and beer garden in Cotswold Village
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Sycamore Brewing’s Cotswold Village Expansion Terminated

Charlotte, N.C., January 6, 2026 Sycamore Brewing has officially halted plans for its second taproom and beer garden in Cotswold Village, Charlotte. This decision comes following the arrest of co-owner Justin Brigham on serious felony charges, including statutory rape. The 18,000-square-foot location was set to open in summer 2026, but these plans have now been terminated as Sycamore Brewing faces significant backlash from local retailers and an uncertain future under new

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Emergency responders at a school bus collision site in foggy weather
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School Bus Involved in Morning Collision in West Charlotte

Charlotte, January 6, 2026 Emergency services responded to a collision involving a school bus in west Charlotte, at the intersection of Beatties Ford Road North and Sunset Road. The crash occurred during foggy conditions, which may have contributed to the accident. The specifics regarding injuries and the number of vehicles involved are still being assessed by responders. Local authorities will conduct an investigation to determine the cause of the incident and

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Stadium filled with fans celebrating and showcasing sports career opportunities
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Carolina Panthers Announce Job Openings: Opportunities for Regional Talent

Columbia, SC, January 6, 2026 The Carolina Panthers have announced seven job openings, providing major career opportunities for professionals within the Carolinas. This move signifies a thriving job market and the chance for individuals to contribute to a prominent sports organization. With roles that encourage professional advancement and cater to aspiring talent, these openings not only foster personal achievement but also hint at the interconnectedness of regional economies. Residents from Columbia,

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Vendors selling goods on a busy Charlotte street
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Charlotte Reconsiders Street Vending Rules

Charlotte, January 6, 2026 As Charlotte’s city leaders near the end of a street vending pilot program, they are exploring its future and the implications for small businesses. The program in the NoDa neighborhood aims to gather data on the impacts of street vending, balancing regulation with encouraging entrepreneurship. Local leaders emphasize that clear policies can unlock significant economic potential for the community, spotlighting the importance of supporting grassroots enterprises for

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Cityscape depicting economic growth in North Carolina
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North Carolina’s Economic Pulse: Insights for Regional Growth

North Carolina, January 6, 2026 North Carolina’s thriving economic environment showcases key trends in innovation and investment that could influence the business climate in Columbia, SC. The state’s entrepreneurial spirit is driving advancements in various sectors including healthcare, retail, and small business support. Notable developments include significant stock growth for companies like CommScope and Liquidia, as well as expansions from well-known businesses such as Wawa. As North Carolina continues to progress,

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Cityscape of Charlotte with bank buildings
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Charlotte’s Evolving Banking Landscape: A Look Ahead

Charlotte, January 6, 2026 The banking sector in Charlotte is undergoing significant changes as major institutions like Chase expand while Wells Fargo adjusts its branch network. Chase’s new branches aim to improve accessibility and cater to growing communities, while Wells Fargo’s closures reflect a shift towards digital banking. These developments have broad implications for the Carolinas, influencing access to financial resources and opportunities in places like Columbia, SC. Understanding these trends

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