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4NorthCarolina is a focused search engine and resource hub for people who live in, work in, or visit North Carolina. We combine multiple indexes, local expertise, and AI assistance to surface relevant results from government sites, local businesses, news outlets, and community pages. Use the main search to find websites, the news search to follow regional headlines, the shopping search to discover local sellers, and the AI chat to get concise answers and planning help. Our goal is practical, actionable search designed for North Carolina needs. Part of the 4SEARCH network of topic specific search engines.
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Mooresville Pizzeria Meadow's Woodfired Signs On at Concord's Gibson Mill Market
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (362+ words) A wood-fired pizza concept from the Lake Norman area is staking a claim inside one of Cabarrus County's most talked-about food destinations. Meadow's Woodfired has signed a deal to join Gibson Mill Market, the Concord food hall built inside a…...
Charlotte Man, 63, Faces 6 Felonies After Federal Tip Traces Files to His Home
2+ hour, 12+ min ago (176+ words) The case traces back to a tip a federal agency brought to local police in June, according to WCNC. Months earlier, in late May, a U.S. Secret Service analyst had connected to a computer on a file-sharing network and downloaded more…...
Alliance Residential Pays $13.5M for Enderly Park Land, Plots 336 Apartments
1+ hour, 57+ min ago (364+ words) A roughly 3.4-acre stretch of land at 1306 Berryhill Road in Charlotte's Enderly Park neighborhood has changed hands for $13.5 million, setting the stage for a 336-unit apartment community called Broadstone Enderly Park. Alliance Residential is the buyer, and the project is…...
Atrium Health Pours $340M Into University City Hospital for 168 Psychiatric Beds
1+ hour, 42+ min ago (252+ words) Atrium Health is opening a behavioral health hospital in University City, committing $340 million over five years to expand mental health capacity across the Charlotte region. The new facility, set at 10714 David Taylor Drive near Mallard Creek, will house 168 inpatient beds…...
UNC Charlotte’s Shared Plate-Reader Network Drew Heavy Use From Houston
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (110+ words) Houston Police told WBTV by email that it regularly reviews officers’ use of automated license plate recognition systems and is investigating the activity identified in Charlotte. A national survey found that at least two-thirds of larger police agencies use license-plate-reader…...
Absentee ballot requests drop by 32% from 2022
2+ hour, 56+ min ago (495+ words) With just 19 days to go before Election Day, absentee ballot requests have dropped 32.7% compared with the same point in the 2022 election cycle. Experts suggest that this is likely due in large part to a return to in-person voting post COVID,…...
Benjamin Cleveland: Frontier Patriot
5+ hour, 4+ min ago (454+ words) You may have heard of the term “living large.” Benjamin Cleveland, one of North Carolina’s heroes of the American Revolution, embodied that phrase in many ways. Known primarily as a colonel in the Wilkes County militia who joined with the…...
Fayetteville's recent weather roller coaster continues
19+ hour, 40+ min ago (452+ words) From tornadoes to record heat to a chance of light frost - welcome to Augtober in the Cape Fear region. Augtober, that wild season when the weather can't make up its mind, has come to Fayetteville. We've been whipsawed by wind…...
Fayetteville offers storm recovery help as damage assessments continue
21+ hour, 50+ min ago (300+ words) The city of Fayetteville is offering support for residents affected by the Oct. 11 storm as it continues to assess property damage and collect debris in hard-hit areas. A tornado touched down in Fayetteville just after noon Sunday, causing property damage…...
N&O chided for ignoring GOP women in court endorsement article
4+ hour, 16+ min ago (616+ words) A Republican member of the North Carolina Court of Appeals criticized major state newspapers Thursday for ignoring four women who serve on the state’s second-highest court. An email from Judge April Wood included a news release highlighting “more than 60 years…...