Statesville announces late-summer pool and splash pad hours, sports league registrations, City Council meeting details and the lifting of drought water restrictions.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Statesville Stormwater Division will close part of Lerain Court Aug. 4–7, 2026, to repair a sinkhole and damaged stormwater pipe, limiting access to Harris Park.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Spokeology has earned certification as a StoryBrand agency, applying the StoryBrand framework to help businesses clarify messaging and improve marketing results.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Statesville updates for early August 2026 include city meeting information, blood drive details, community fun day, downtown concert series, and drought status.
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Statesville Fire Department honored 11 firefighters in a July 28, 2026, promotion and swearing-in ceremony recognizing merit-based advancement and leadership.
- Roanoke
Results of the 2025 Parking Study will be shared at a public meeting Aug. 3, 2026, at 6 p.m. in Berglund Hall, covering parking in downtown Roanoke and River’s Edge.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
City of Statesville weekly update featuring the Heritage Festival, school bookbag giveaway, recreation programs, aquatics hours, council meetings, and careers.
Results of the 2025 Parking Study will be shared at a public meeting Aug. 3, 2026, at 6 p.m. in Berglund Hall, covering parking in downtown Roanoke and River’s Edge.
City of Statesville weekly update featuring the Heritage Festival, school bookbag giveaway, recreation programs, aquatics hours, council meetings, and careers.
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Greensboro’s Low-Income Homeowner Assistance Program offers property tax relief for eligible residents, with online applications open through October 31.
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Statesville is considering a 150-day pause on new data center applications to review development rules, gather public input and assess needed UDC updates.
Statesville will conduct smoke testing of its wastewater system starting July 28, 2026, notifying select properties by door hanger with instructions and contacts.
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City of Statesville seeks sealed bids to replace 1,200 LF of 2" PVC water main and reconnect 26 services, with bids due by 2 p.m. EST on August 28, 2026.
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Statesville is reviewing its sign regulations and seeking survey feedback on sign effectiveness, challenges, and support for business visibility and community character.
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- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Statesville is reviewing its sign regulations and seeking survey feedback on sign effectiveness, challenges, and support for business visibility and community character.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Statesville offers Bowling with a Cop and Popsicles in the Park on Thursday, while residents are reminded of ongoing Stage 2 drought rules and RED recycling week.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Caldwell Street at Newbern Avenue will close July 16–22, 2026, for the City's Waterline Replacement Project. Drivers should follow detours and use alternate routes.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Statesville families are invited to Bowling with a Cop and Popsicles in the Park on Thursday, as the city remains under Stage 2 drought water restrictions.
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- Greensboro
A 62-year-old High Point man died after his Toyota Avalon left West Wendover Avenue in Greensboro, crossed the median, hit a tree, and police are investigating.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro’s 2026 Women’s Equality Day Luncheon will be held August 26 with keynote Annette Taylor; tickets are $35 and available online through the City.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Statesville offers Bowling with a Cop and Popsicles in the Park on Thursday, while residents are reminded of ongoing Stage 2 drought rules and RED recycling week.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Caldwell Street at Newbern Avenue will close July 16–22, 2026, for the City's Waterline Replacement Project. Drivers should follow detours and use alternate routes.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Statesville families are invited to Bowling with a Cop and Popsicles in the Park on Thursday, as the city remains under Stage 2 drought water restrictions.
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- Greensboro
A 62-year-old High Point man died after his Toyota Avalon left West Wendover Avenue in Greensboro, crossed the median, hit a tree, and police are investigating.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro’s 2026 Women’s Equality Day Luncheon will be held August 26 with keynote Annette Taylor; tickets are $35 and available online through the City.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro MPO invites public comment on draft local input points for regional roadway and rail projects in the FY 2028-2037 Transportation Improvement Program.
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- Greensboro
A 22-year-old man died after his motorcycle collided with a Cadillac CT6 late Friday night at East Market and Gillespie streets in Greensboro, police said.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro Police arrested two 18-year-olds after a reported break-in at Smith High School involving a homemade plasma device; a juvenile was also detained.
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- Greensboro
Join a July 8 nationwide Declaration of Independence reading at Greensboro History Museum’s Mary Lynn Richardson Historic Park, part of local America250 programming.
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- Greensboro
Registration opens July 6 for Greensboro Parks and Recreation’s After School program for ages 5-12, with citywide sites, fee assistance, and separate Teacher Workday camps.
- Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce
Free July 9 webinar with Todd Youngblood shares a 90-day AI roadmap, top use cases, common budget mistakes, and an AI readiness score for $1M–$25M firms.
- Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Hartness Road will close July 1, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. between Iredell Memorial Hospital parking and Brookdale Drive for utility work; detours advised.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro MPO invites public comment on draft local input points for regional roadway and rail projects in the FY 2028-2037 Transportation Improvement Program.
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- Greensboro
A 22-year-old man died after his motorcycle collided with a Cadillac CT6 late Friday night at East Market and Gillespie streets in Greensboro, police said.
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- Greensboro
Greensboro Police arrested two 18-year-olds after a reported break-in at Smith High School involving a homemade plasma device; a juvenile was also detained.
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Fun Fourth Freedom Fest in Greensboro on Saturday.
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- Greensboro
Join a July 8 nationwide Declaration of Independence reading at Greensboro History Museum’s Mary Lynn Richardson Historic Park, part of local America250 programming.
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- Greensboro
Registration opens July 6 for Greensboro Parks and Recreation’s After School program for ages 5-12, with citywide sites, fee assistance, and separate Teacher Workday camps.