Justin Vick is a Managing Editor for South Charlotte Weekly, focusing on local news and events in the Charlotte area of North Carolina. With a passion for community journalism, Justin covers a range of topics including local government, restaurant inspections, transportation, and upcoming events.
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Justin Vick's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics, specifically in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. He regularly covers topics such as city council meetings, transportation, election races, and restaurant inspections.
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WAXHAW – The Town of Waxhaw installed longtime administrator Richard Hicks as interim town manager on Nov. 12.
CHARLOTTE – Seven communities in southern Mecklenburg and Union counties are planning major holiday festivals on Dec. 7, making it the jolliest day of the year outside of Christmas.
MONROE – The Union County Board of Commissioners welcomed former school board members Christina Helms and Gary Sides to the group as well as appointed Melissa Merrell as chair during their Dec. 2 meeting.
CHARLOTTE – Mecklenburg County commissioners welcomed new face Yvette Townsend-Ingram to the board as well as appointed Mark Jerrell as chair and Leigh Altman as vice chair.
In this revised future land use map, traditional highway uses give way to a more walkable activity center transformed by the Atrium Health Union West hospital and the proposed LYNX Silver Line project. Photo courtesy of Town of Stallings
Matthews close to issuing bonds for parks projects
CHARLOTTE – Developers are bringing forward a mixed-use development project that not only improves road infrastructure in the Providence Road corridor but may also yield space for an increased public safety presence.
MATTHEWS – Town commissioners are considering a rezoning of 14 acres owned by Central Piedmont Community College at 1932 CPCC Lane.
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