➤ Charlotte: Charlotte Water is defending its proposal to nearly double its daily transfer allowance from the Catawba River, as opponents throughout the basin question the accuracy of the environmental study backing the plan. (Details) ➤ Maggie Valley: The town secured $5 million in grant funding to replace a damaged 12-inch sewer line, a win after FEMA denied its reimbursement claim for flood damage during the Hurricane Helene recovery period. (More) ➤ Buxton: Cape Hatteras National Seashore reopened more than a mile of Old Lighthouse Beach yesterday after months of closure for environmental testing and cleanup of a former military site near the south end of Buxton. (More) ➤ Moore County: Southern Middle School in Aberdeen went into lockdown yesterday after an unfounded shooter report; a teen was also arrested after being found with a gun at a Garner school. No injuries were reported in either incident. (More) ➤ Benson: The town's manager resigned yesterday and a second official gave two weeks' notice as Benson works through a financial crisis, days after a video of the manager's outburst at a staff meeting went viral. (Details) ➤ Lexington: Businesses hit by a devastating Main Street fire earlier this week are drawing an outpouring of community support, with residents and local organizations stepping up to help owners and employees affected by the blaze. (See Video)
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