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Former Praise the Lord building getting new life in Fort Mill

FORT MILL, S.C. (WBTV) - A piece of Fort Mill history is getting a new purpose: The former Praise the Lord theme park’s Pyramid building on Regent Parkway has been purchased by Laurel College of Technology. The school plans to turn the building into a new campus. It’s been...
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North Carolina Woman Disappears After Returning to Boyfriend’s Home—’Something Bad’ Confession Leads Police to...

A month-long search for a missing North Carolina woman ended in a tragic discovery. Investigators tracked her final phone signals, which led them to the discovery of her body in a shallow grave. Authorities have arrested her boyfriend in connection with her murder.  Floyd Long, 45, faces multiple felony charges, includ
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Charlotte’s transportation leader sees opening for new industry here

David Howard must like a challenge. Why else would anyone volunteer to lead a startup, 27-person board charged with carrying out a 30-year transit plan?
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Seven Candidates File for Four Fort Mill School Board Seats

Seven candidates had filed for four at large seats on the Fort Mill School District Board of Trustees as of Monday morning, hours before the noon filing deadline. Three of the four incumbents whose terms expire this year appear on the county candidate filing list. Michele Branning, Joe Helms and Lipi Pratt have all fil
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12,400-square-foot Lake Norman estate sets Charlotte-area record with $15.25 sale

The home sits on its own 2.7-acre peninsula off of Bethel Church Road in Cornelius.
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Charlotte transit fare evasion, gaps in security cited as major concerns by state

The North Carolina State Auditor’s Office on Monday released a new report on the Charlotte Area Transit System that found gaps in security, revenue loss from fare evasion and $1.7 million in unspent funding for safety and security equipment updates. The report follows a preliminary review released last September that q
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Give Charlotte’s new police chief the tools she needs against teen crime | Opinion

Charlotte has spent years talking about youth violence, dangerous gatherings and the increasingly common “teen takeovers” that disrupt public spaces and put both young people and everyone around them at risk. Now, our City Council has an opportunity to do something about it. The proposed update to Charlotte’s youth cur
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Massive Christian Crusade Coming to Charlotte This Weekend – Over 100 Churches Uniting Under...

One of Charlotte’s largest Christian gatherings in years is coming to UNC Charlotte this weekend. Over 100 churches and ministries are uniting across denominational lines for two nights of worship, prayer, and evangelism that organizers say will offer a true solution to the crises facing our world right now.
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North Carolina doctor convicted of illegally prescribing opioids

He received payments totaling $452,830 from CES during the conspiracy, according to the DOJ.
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Rising property values in Mecklenburg County spark fears of being priced out

As Mecklenburg County’s housing market continues to change, some longtime homeowners are worried rising property values could eventually price them out of their neighborhoods.

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