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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MATTHEWS – Mayor John Higdon believes his board’s unanimous vote not to support a proposed 1-cent sales tax for transportation has opened a lot of eyes in Mecklenburg County.
Kevin Rigoli retired as Union County fire marshal only to return to work as chief of the Waxhaw Volunteer Fire Department
MONROE – Leaders at Apprentice Academy emailed staff and parents on Aug. 31 explaining their decision to permanently close the school.
MATTHEWS – Town leaders are likely to move on from wanting to get a survey of how many deer and coyotes call Matthews home.
MATTHEWS – The N.C. Department of Transportation has approached town staff about paring down the N.C. 51 widening project.
Mark Tofano, one of the organizers of Ciao Italia Matthews, said money generated from the festival goes back to a 501c3 for additional promotion of Italian culture in the Charlotte region.
Matthews leaders hear complaints about U.S. 74 mowing
INDIAN TRAIL – David Cohn had never attended a gay pride event but the Indian Trail mayor felt like he should go to the Union County Pride Festival held Sept.
MINT HILL – Mecklenburg County has seen increased interest in its HOMES program, which stands for Helping Out Mecklenburg’s Homeowners with Economic Support.
MINT HILL – Angela Charles said one of the lessons that Charlotte Water learned from COVID-19 was that assistance paying water or wastewater bills was disjointed.
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