North Carolina’s First ‘Tacos 4 Life’ Opening Next Week in Concord

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A new taco joint focused on ending world hunger is about to open their first North Carolina location next week in Concord, just down the road from the Concord Mills Mall.

They’ll be opening next week in Christenbury Corners, 2940 Derita Rd.;

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“We’re so excited to be expanding to Concord and seeing how our mission continues to grow and feed more and more kids each day,” commented Tacos 4 Life CEO, Austin Samuelson. “With every new store, we have the opportunity to feed over 1,000 kids a day and empower a new city to join us in the fight to end childhood hunger.”

Tacos 4 Life features chef-inspired menu items with fresh ingredients – think Sabor meets Chipotle, with a drive-through.

Amazing tacos at #tacos4life ! So worth making the trip! #tacos #amazing

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With each taco, salad, rice bowl, quesadilla or nachos they sell, Tacos 4 Life will donate 22 cents to Feed My Starving Children, a nonprofit organization focused on ending childhood hunger.

Since opening their first Tacos 4 Life location in Conway, AR in June, 2014, they’ve opened 4 more locations and donated over 3 million meals to hungry children around the world. They now have an additional 9 locations in the works for North Carolina, Arkansas, and Texas – 5 of which are in the Charlotte area (including the new Concord Mills location).

Charlotte Leaders Just Submitted Bid To Host The 2020 Republican National Convention

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The City of Charlotte has just submitted an official bid to host the 2020 Republican National Convention.

“We’re incredibly grateful for the support and assistance of our many City of Charlotte partners, hotels, venues and others who helped to craft this thorough response on behalf of our region,” commented CRVA CEO Tom Murray.

Murray didn’t disclose the specifics of the bid, but many leaders think that Charlotte may have a high likelihood of winning, considering our current political atmosphere and recent growth.

President Trump won North Carolina by only 3.7% back in 2016 and many think the margins will be even closer for the 2020 election. Both major political parties usually hold their conventions in swing states like North Carolina in order to sure up their base and attempt to drum up new excitement. Two years ago the Republicans held their convention in Cleveland, OH, and 4 years before that they held it in Tamps, FL – both major swing states.

Charlotte has also recently seen massive growth in hotels around Center City, meaning more Republican delegates wouldn’t have to travel as far as they did in Cleveland to attend the convention sessions.

The convention would be a huge economic boost for our city, considering that the Democratic National Convention that we hosted in 2012 had an estimated economic impact of over $163 million.

The last RNC took place in Cleveland, OH back in 2016 where nominees Donald Trump and Mike Pence made their first appearance.

What are your thoughts on Charlotte hosting the RNC?

Joe Biden is Coming To Charlotte For New ‘American Promise Tour’

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This Summer, former Vice President Joe Biden will be coming to Charlotte as part of a new nationwide tour to promote his new book, Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose.

Biden will be speaking live at the Belk Theater on June 13th at 7pm, where he’ll share excerpts from his book, and talk about the highs and lows of his political career, as well as several personal challenges he’s faced along the way, including the death of his son, Beau, in 2015.

Moderators for the tour include Tom Brokaw, Stephen Colbert, Al Roker and Elaine Welteroth, although they’ve not yet announced who will be moderating the even in Charlotte.

“I’m grateful to have the opportunity to continue this tour and hear from so many more people,” said Biden.

Tickets for the show will go on sale this coming Friday, April 6 at 10 a.m. and will start at $25. There will be VIP upgrades available, including a signed photo opportunity with Biden, as well as a signed copy of his new book.

For more information, check out the event page here on LiveNation.com.

10 Worst Charlotte Restaurant Health Scores in March

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Even though Charlotte’s restaurant selection continues to grow, so does our population, and some restaurants are taking advantage of this growing customer base by letting their health standards slide.

Some of the most common reasons for low scores were food handlers not washing their hands properly, contaminated food containers, and improper food temperatures (many restaurants are starting to use infrared thermometers to avoid this). You can see exactly what the inspectors look for on this blank copy of an inspection report.

These are the top 10 worst currently standing inspection scores in Mecklenburg County (some restaurants scored lower in March but were reinspected with higher scores before April 2nd):

#10 Tavern on The Tracks

😎🍔🍺

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1411 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC
Scored 90 (A) on 3/5/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed employes working with food entering and leaving walk in and back door of restuatant while wearing gloves and then not changing them.
  • Observed immersion mixer with soiled blade and blade housing.
  • Observed cooked whole meat loaf at 84F prepared one hour prior in a double wrapped pan in walk in cooler. Product temperature had not changed after 15 minutes.
  • Observed meat balls above liquid line in steam wells holding at 110F.
  • Observed an entire reach in unit holding at almost 60F ambient temperature, as well as the salad dressing flip top holding at 50F. Observed ham overstacked in functional flip top holding at 50.

#9 Wus Cajun Seafood

Birthday. Dinner. . . . . . .#queencityeats #dinnertime #cajun #timetoeat

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1714 S. Blvd., Charlotte, NC
Scored 90 (A) on 3/1/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Found live mussels stored over cooked crab legs in walk-in.
  • Found sheet tray of portioned pulled pork with baggged portions measuring 50 F from previous day cooking.
  • Observed several items in tops of prep coolers over 45 F.
  • Observed employee placing TPHC labels on gourmet butter upon arrival.
  • Observed crawfish and rice on menu served with fried egg. This item is lacking Consumer Advisory.
  • Found house made kimchi dated 2/17. Current recipe states to date mark after prep for seven days, hold for for seven days, and then serve.

#8 Rock Bottom Brewery

Pre concert beer and grub!

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401 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC
Scored 87.5 (B) on 3/28/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed employee w/ brace not washing braced hand.
  • Observed cook inadvertently adjust cheese slices w/ bare hands.
  • Observed several pans/containers, stored as clean, that had food debris.
  • Observed tortilla soup at 80-90F (from 2:30 to 4:30p.m.).
  • Observed mashed potatoes in hot cabinet=128.
  • Observed numerous products throughout all flip top units>45F.

#7 Pho Plus

Get the V-4.

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128 Brevard Ct., Charlotte, NC
Scored 87.5 (B) on 3/13/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed employees were not able to name any food borne illnesses or symptoms they should not come to work with or where to find out the information. Facility does have a paper copy of employee health policy.
  • Observed employees in street level kitchen wash hands for less than 15seconds.
  • Observed employee handle raw beef with gloves, remove gloves, and don new gloves to handle RTE foods with no handwash.
  • Observed no papertowels at street level kitchen handsink.
  • Observed employee touch raw beef with gloved hand and then handle ready to eat onions with no glove change.
  • Observed noodles for pho cooling in prep top cooler in large, covered bucket at rate of 0F/min.
  • Observed bowls of noodles below 135F stored on shelf, at room temperature. Employee stated that noodles are still hot and will be used in the next 15 min. Bowls of noodles still present for most of inspection.
  • Observed summer rolls and sprouts stored above 45F at server stations, at room temperature. PIC stated that items are only there for 15 minutes. Observed items there during entire inspection.
  • Observed spray bottle labeled “sanitizer” with no quat or chlorine sanitizer present. Employee stated it was sanitizer and when told that the concentration was 0ppm, employee then said she was unsure what the chemical was.

#6 Lotus Buffet

Pre-thanksgiving #nightbefore #yum #spicy

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9605 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC
Scored 87.5 (B) on 3/13/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed employee beverages stored above food and work surfaces.
  • observed raw chicken stored over raw fish, raw beef over raw fish, raw chicken over RTE crabs. observed raw chicken stored over dumplings in walk-in freezer.
  • observed sanitizer in 3rd compartment of 3 comp sink testing 0ppm.
  • observed build-up on can opener.
  • observed garlic and oil mixture stored on cart on cook line.
  • observed multiple ready-to-eat TCS food items in upright cooler without date mark. (prepared yesterday per PIC).
  • obserevd medications stored on top shelf of line shelving.

#5 Red Lobster

Bar Harbor Lobster Bake Yummmmm 🤗

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9415 Pineville Matthews Rd.
Scored 87 (B) on 3/23/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed food employees not wash hands after contaminating them.
  • Observed food employee touch face but not wash their hands.
  • Observed dishwasher handle soiled equipment then handle clean equipment on clean drainboard without washing their hands in between.
  • Observed food employee filling white tub up at handwashing sink near hand washing area.
  • Observed a box stored on top of handwashing sink behind front counter.
  •  Observed unwashed produce stored over washed produce and ready to eat pasta in walk in unit 2.
  • Observed several scoops stored as clean but soiled.
  • Observed knives stored behind the bar as clean, glassware and blender pitcher for beverages stored as clean but soiled.
  • Observed plates stored along prep line as clean and containers stored below prep table as clean but soiled.
  • Observed 3 pans of salad lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese stored in flip top prep refrigerator that operator stated facility turns off at night held above 45 degrees F.
  • Observed open bags lettuce and cabbage not date marked along prep line in refrigerators and PIC did not know when product was prepared.

#4 La Romero Taqueria and Juice Bar

6301 South Blvd., Charlotte, NC
Scored 86.5 (B) on 3/8/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Towel dispenser in employee restroom inoperable.
  • Found raw eggs in fruit display case at juice bar. Staff stated they are for customers who request raw egg to drink.
  • Found carrot / potato soup reheating on stovetop for 2.5 hours at 131 F.
  • Found lamb stock from overnight above 45 F.
  • Found tomatoes and papusa filling in prep top cooler above 45 F.
  • Through conversation with juice bar staff, discovered customers may order a raw egg in a cup. No consumer advisory present.

#3 Your Pie

😍😍😍🍕🍕🍕

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2400 S. Blvd., Charlotte, NC
Scored 86 (B) on 3/15/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed Employee food/drinks stored above and amongst establishment food throughout establishment.
  • Observed food employees re-contaminate hands by closing faucet with bare hands, not using a barrier.
  • Observed food employees handle food after handling cash register, and cleaning equipment without washing hands first.
  • Observed no paper towels at sink near walk in cooler.
  • Observed stickers, and sticker residue on pans.
  • Observed several TCS foods at pain prep line holding temperatures above 45F.
  • Observed foods in walk in cooler such as sliced fresh mozz, and ham dated 3/11 holding temperature at 42F. Observed sliced turkey dated 3/7 holding at 42F.
  • Observed cut tomatoes without date mark, tomatoes prepared more than 24 hours prior to inspection.

#2 Gleiberman’s Kosher Mart & Restaurant

Falafel

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5668 International Dr., Charlotte, NC
Scored 86 (B) on 3/20/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  • Observed employee soap hands and wash in vegetable prep sink adjacent to handsink.
  • Observed raw ground beef stored over vegetables in refrigerator.
  • Observed uncovered food containers in refrigerator.
  • Observed band saw significantly soiled after cleaning.
  • Observed microwave in kitchen with soiled interior.
  •  Found mushroom barley soup dated 3/13. Opened container of hummus not dated. Falafel with incorrect date. Stock dated 3/11. Two containers of mashed potatoes with no date. Brisket dated 3/11.
  • Observed vaccum sealed ribeyes in freezer not labeled as required by approved HACCP plan SOP for labeling.

#1 Cheddar’s

620 University City Blvd., Charlotte, NC
Scored 84.5 (B) on 3/19/2018

They had the following critical violations;

  •  Observed employee food stored on rack in walk in with food for the facility on top rack.
  • Observed employees go to handle soiled walk in cooler handle, go from raw to RTE food, and touch garbage can and change gloves without handwashing.
  •  Observed employee bagging cheese curds with bare hands that would be fried for later use.
  • Observed raw shrimp stored above raw vegetables.
  • Observed employee use gloves to go in and out of walk in, handle trash and wipe gloves on clothes and continue working with food.
  • Observed employee use thermometer and store without cleaning each time.
  • Observed plates, ramakins, bowls, metal racks, metal pans, and utensils covered with food debris on line, back storage area, dish area, and by wait station.
  • Observed grilled chicken that was cooked to 158F and a second time from 165-148F.
  • Observed pico, tomato vinigarette, pasta, sliced chicken, spring mix, cut lettuce, shredded lettuce, corn salsa, pineapple pico, bags of mozzerella, cole slaws, milk, grilled chicken, spinach dips, and portioned taco meat not dated.

As of April 2nd, the above scores have not changed, but they can be increased (or decreased) at any time, as soon as they have a re-inspection.

If you’d like to monitor health scores, or do a quick search for a restaurant you’re about to eat at, check out North Carolina’s health inspection database here.

Charlotte’s Third Annual Sandwich Festival Is Coming Up This Month

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The sandwich transcends geographic lines.Two slices of bread or a wrap with something in between – seasoned pork, melted cheese or spicy veggies –pleases people across all cultures. For the third consecutive spring, Aldersgate will celebrate its diverse eastside neighborhood and the diversity of the omnipresent sandwich at a multicultural, multigenerational festival.

In 2016, Aldersgate exalted the culinary world’s workhorse – and the ultimate convenience food – at the first International Sandwich Festival (ISF). The event has now grown into an annual happening. On Saturday, April 28 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., the senior living community hosts the Third Annual ISF, a community celebration of the sandwich – and of a neighborhood that’s home to a rich diversity of residents and global restaurants.

“Nearly every culture has a sandwich that’s sort of the national favorite,” said Suzanne Pugh, Aldersgate CEO. “In Vietnam, it’s the banh mi. South America has the arepa, and Cuba has its own version of a grilled meat-and-cheese. Our annual festival allows us to celebrate the diversity of cultures we have right here in our own neighborhood – and the diversity of cuisines those cultures have given us.”

“Aldersgate rejects the old concept of ‘retirement home,’ Pugh continued. “We’re creating a place where seniors live, play and learn – but this is also a place where people of all ages want to spend time. The intergenerational aspect of this festival represents who we are.”

ISF admission and parking are free, and CATS Bus #23 takes guests directly to the festival. Food and drinks may be purchased. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and lawn chairs and spend the afternoon.

The free festival celebrates the cultural diversity of east Charlotte, bringing international flavor and family-friendly activities to the front lawn of Aldersgate at 3800 Shamrock Drive. Sammies from around the world – and a rich blend of entertainment curated in part by UNC Charlotte – are part of a celebration that features food from restaurants and food trucks including A Piece of Havana,Arepadas, Chaupaati Casual Indian Kitchen , Yummi Banh Mi  and Hiya Food Truck.

Hardin Minor is the master of ceremonies. All-day entertainment will include salsa, merengue, soul and dance performances. Back by popular demand as the festival’s finale is Persona Bell and her R&B band. They’ll perform from 5 to 6 p.m. Bell, a singer/songwriter, pianist and entertainer, has performed all over the world, including at the White House, Carnegie Hall, Disney Hall and in Norway for the Queen.

This year’s ISF offers plenty of children’s entertainment – face painting, a make-your-own sandwich station, henna tattoos and a balloon artist.

“Our wooded campus is 231 acres,” said Erin Barbee, Aldersgate’s director of mission advancement and chair of this year’s festival. “But you may have passed us hundreds of times without knowing we’re tucked back here. We love inviting people of all ages to see what a gorgeous property we have. It’s an honor to host everyone – and especially our eastside neighbors. We want Aldersgate to be a cultural resource for the entire community.”

“Cultural understanding has become more necessary than ever,” she added.

Currently scheduled performances, which continue to be added, include:

11:30 a.m.                                          JazzArts Youth Ensemble III

12:20 p.m.                                          Dances from the Philippines

12:45 p.m.                                          Rumbao Latin Dance Company

                                                            (Performance and dance           instruction)

1:15 p.m.                                            Orquesta Mayor

                                                            (Audience participation – Latin dancing)

2:15 p.m.                                            UNC Charlotte’s Voices of Eden Mass Choir

2:45 p.m.                                            Flavors of India Dance

3:30 p.m.                                            Reinaldo Brahn Brazilian Rhythm

4 p.m.                                                  Ballet Folklorico of Julio Ruiz

4:30 p.m.                                            UNC Charlotte “Drums of the World”

5 p.m.                                                  Persona Bell R&B Band

Little Caesars Is Giving Away Free Pizza in Charlotte Today

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Little Caesars made a bold promise surrounding March Madness – if a #16 seed beat a #1 seed in the NCAA tournament, they would give everyone free pizza on April 2nd.

Last month, the unthinkable happened when #16 seeded UMBC beat #1 ranked Virginia in a truly crazy upset, now Little Caesars will have to make good on their word by giving out free pizza today.

Little Caesars lists out the details of the contest on their website as follows;

“The If Crazy Happens with Little Caesars Pizza Promotion (“Promotion”) will take place – if and only if – a #16 seed beats a #1 seed in the 2018 men’s college basketball tournament in the applicable games played on Thursday, March 15, 2018 or Friday, March 16, 2018 (“Conditional Event”). If and only if the Conditional Event takes place, Sponsor will give away free $5 HOT-N-READY Lunch Combos in accordance with these Terms & Conditions (“Terms”). If the Conditional Event takes place, Sponsor will give away one (1) $5 HOT-N-READY Lunch Combo (“Promotional Item”), which includes four (4) slices of DEEP!DEEP!TM Dish pepperoni pizza and a 20 ounce Pepsi product, on April 2, 2018 (“Promotion Day”) to each family (defined below) who comes into a Participating Store (defined below) between 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. (local time) and mentions this offer at the check-out counter. Offer good during each Participating Store’s 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. window on April 2, 2018 or while supplies last, whichever occurs first. Offer expires and will not be redeemable after 1:00 p.m. (local time) (or while supplies last) on April 2, 2018.”

Today’s free lunch combo will include four slices of deep dish pepperoni pizza and a small Pepsi product (20 oz).

There are currently over 20 Little Caesars giving out free pizza around the Charlotte region today;

Enjoy 🙂 

Getting That Summer Body in Charlotte

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Need to get in shape for the Summer? Well, Rock Box Fitness is a state-of- the-art group fitness studio based in Charlotte. Rock Box Fitness has purposefully implemented the perfect variety of equipment to allow them to create a full-body, goal-smashing, life-changing workout. The classes center around Boxing, KickBoxing, and Functional Strength Training.

Rock Box’s concept takes fitness to a whole new level. Their studios feature all the boxing equipment and heavy bags you would expect for a boxing and kickboxing based workout, plus an insane amount of functional training tools like kettle bells, battle ropes and sleds (elliptical and Nautilus machines need not apply).

Address is: 2130 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28208

By combining the “sweet science” with functional training, they elevate their offerings and keep members excited and engaged.

Each trainer is professionally certified, accredited and have years-upon- years of experience boxing and kickboxing. RockBox trainers are obviously qualified to motivate you and show you technique, but each trainer must go through a rigorous in-house apprenticeship before being allowed to teach and lead a RockBox class.

Memberships consist of:

UNLIMITED HITS

The best value and easiest way to get the most out of your membership is to have unlimited access. With Unlimited Hits, you can come as often as you’d like. Hit, kick, bob, weave, squat, push, and rock killer results as fast as possible! As the name suggests, it’s unlimited, just like your possibilities.

STANDING 8 COUNT

Use 8 sessions each month however you’d like, or use Rockbox Fitness as the core of your fitness program by coming twice a week. Pilates on Monday, RockBox on Tuesday, rest day Wednesday, Yoga Thursday, and BOOM – RockBox on Friday or Saturday to start your weekend off right.

BOB AND WEAVE

Buy a set number of workouts and use them whenever you want. You can rock 5 packs, 10 packs or 20 packs. Whatever you think it’ll take to sculpt your 6 pack.

MAKE IT PERSONAL

Get one-on- one training and a personalized plan to help you reach your goals with a higher level of precision. Let’s make your fitness all about you.

At Rock Box – they pride themselves on making you feel better and that makes them feel better. They’ve witnessed tired moms experience new stamina, young professionals radiate confidence and fathers re- energize and re-engage.

Charlotte Opening World’s First Millennial-Themed Avocado Sriracha Bar

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The world’s first ‘avocado sriracha bar’ is about to open in the heart of Uptown Charlotte. Sr. Avos will feature a completely raw vegan gluten-free organic menu with food and drink items that all have either sriracha or avocado in them – most include both.

Menu items will include:

  • Sriracha Avocado Toast
  • Raw Bunless Black Bean and Avocado Burger w/ Sriracha Infusion
  • Sriracha Gazpacho served in Freeze-Dried Avocado Bowl
  • Lettuce-Free Avocado Salad w/ Diet Sriracha Dressing
  • Avocado Injected Rice Noodle Toss
  • Avocado Sriracha Bomb
  • 1 Whole Raw Avocado

All the meat they serve will also be 100% grass-fed free-range without any added hormones or harsh words.

Sr. Avos will offer free delivery using all of Charlotte’s popular delivery services, including Shipt, Door Dash, and Amazon Prime Now. Simply tell Siri or Alexa “I want an Avocado Sriracha bomb” and your gourmet treat will be delivered to your front door in less than 15 minutes.

The new 10,000 sq ft restaurant will include a dog-friendly ‘living’ back patio, 3 rooftop bars overlooking the city, a safe space, and a screened in front patio featuring a full hot yoga studio.

Grand opening is set for April 1st, 2018.

Please note that this article was written for April Fools Day, Sr. Avos sadly will not be built in Charlotte anytime soon.

Top 10 Biggest Easter Services In The Charlotte Region

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Happy Easter everyone!

If you’re a Christian, this weekend is a great time to celebrate the resurrection of the Savior of the World! If you’re not, this weekend is a great time to find out why other people are celebrating so much!

Here are some of the biggest Easter services we found in Charlotte (in alphabetical order):

#1 Calvary Church

  1. Easter services: 9 and 11am on April 1st. Child care for age 4 and under provided. ASL interpretation available at 11am. 5801 Pineville-Matthews Road. www.calvarychurch.com

#2 Covenant Presbyterian

Traditional services are at 8:45 and 11 a.m.
Contemporary services are at 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Childcare is available at all services. 1000 E. Morehead St. www.covenantpresby.org.

#3 Center City Church

Easter service: 9am and 11:15am 2225 Freedom Dr.

#4 Elevation Church

Elevation Church is one of the biggest in our city, with multiple satalite campuses all around the Charlotte region. For service times and locations visit EasterAtElevation.com

#5 Forest Hill

They have several locations around Charlotte, to find a location click here.

#6 Freedom House


Freedom House Church is going all out this year with multiple services and a live petting zoo and inflatables. For more info, you can visit www.freedomhouse.cc/

#7 Hickory Grove

Find out more information about their services on www.hgbc.org

#8 Mallard Creek Presbyterian

Service times this morning are at 6:30am, 8:30am, and 10:30am.

1600 W. Mallard Creek Church Road. www.mallardcreekpresbyterian.org.

 

#9 Mecklenburg Community Church

They have 3 campuses around the Charlotte region with multiple services today. For more info visit www.mecklenburg.org/

#10 Myers Park United Methodist

1501 Queens Road. 704-376-8584; www.mpumc.org.

Happy Easter everyone!

Sewer Break in Pineville Spills 30,000 Gallons of Sewage Into Catawba River Watershed

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Last night Charlotte Water crews rushed to a major sewage spill near downtown Pineville.

Sometime yesterday afternoon, a contractor broke a major sewer main at 427 Main Street. Over the next several hours, raw sewage continued to spill out onto the streets and into the groundwater.

Charlotte Water estimates that at least 30,000 gallons of sewage reached Sugar Creek (part of the Catawba River Watershed) before they were able to repair the break.

The Catawba Riverkeepers recommended that residents south of the spill avoid the waterways downstream until water tests come back safe. “We recommend NOT recreating immediately downstream of Sugar Creek’s confluence with the river,” the foundation posted to Facebook.

 

It’s difficult to say when the water will be safe again, the Riverkeepers say that people should be wary for the rest of the weekend.