Children, Pets and Hot Cars
Stats and safety tips regarding preventable tragedies of hot car deaths
Kim Coon
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Drive Thru Career Fair Coming To Symphony Park In SouthPark On April 28th
Career Center of the Southeast, a national career fair company, is presenting a Free Drive-Thru Career Fair and Community Event on April 28th, from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at SouthPark (Symphony Park).
Wet'n Wild Emerald Pointe Boosts Pay Rates Up To $13/Hour For Preseason's Final Hiring Push
Greensboro family water park to increase starting wages for seasonal employees $2.50 - $4.50/hour to attract additional 300 Team Members.
Alt-Pop Trio COIN To Perform At Fillmore On December 2nd
Alt-pop trio COIN announces the Rainbow Dreamland Tour in support of their mood-based trilogy Rainbow MixTape and their previously acclaimed album Dreamland. The band will perform at Fillmore in Charlotte on December 2nd.
3D Printing’s New Challenge: Solving The US Housing Shortage
A new generation of startups wants to disrupt the way houses are built by automating production with industrial 3D printers.
Iredell County Man Mines $100,000 Prize
John Phifer Jr. of Statesville tried his luck on a $20 ticket and scored a $100,000 prize.
Biden Signs $15 Minimum Wage For Federal Contract Workers
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Tuesday to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour for federal contractors, providing a pay bump to hundreds of thousands of workers.
South Carolina Grows By Double Digits Again, Tops 5M People
South Carolina’s population grew by double-digit percentage points for the fifth decade in a row, but that wasn’t enough for the state to add another U.S. House seat, according to U.S. census data for 2020 released Monday.
CDC Says Many Americans Can Now Go Outside Without A Mask
U.S. health officials say fully vaccinated Americans don’t need to wear masks outdoors anymore unless they are in a big crowd of strangers, and those who are unvaccinated can go without a face covering outside in some cases, too.
Cooper Address Focuses On COVID, Finding Agreement With GOP
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper recalled the pain and courage stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic in his State of the State address Monday, while urging Republicans to cooperate with him this year on health care, education and infrastructure needs.
