| ➤ Statewide: The North Carolina Education Corps, a nonprofit addressing post-pandemic literacy loss through high-impact K-3 tutoring, is asking state lawmakers for $5 million in recurring funding to restore operations after federal pandemic funds expired. (More) ➤ Charlotte: American Airlines employee Christian Cox, 25, was arrested at Charlotte Douglas International Airport after texting a coworker a false bomb threat, which he claimed was a joke. He was charged and released on $10,000 bail. (More) ➤ Cabarrus County: A federal lawsuit challenging solitary confinement practices at the Cabarrus Juvenile Detention Center has settled "in principle." The parties have notified the court they will finalize terms for approval, which would resolve claims for juveniles detained there. (More) ➤ Davidson College received $47 million from private donors to launch the Martin Institute for Public Good, aimed at promoting civic engagement and free expression. The announcement follows a $4 million U.S. Department of Education grant the college received to promote civil discourse. (More) ➤ Davidson County: Lexington residents Chris Elliott and his 17-year-old daughter Riley, who traveled to Israel for a religious pilgrimage, were sheltering in a Jerusalem bunker after strikes between Israel and Iran began. They plan to remain in place until conditions are safe for travel. (More) ➤ Macon County: The Town of Franklin signed over the deed to the sacred Noquisiyi Mound to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on Feb. 26, 207 years after the tribe lost ownership of the historic burial site. (See Photos) Enjoy reading Flyover North Carolina? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️ |
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