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As we enter yet another rainy December, you may be thinking about safety on the roads. Black ice should likely be on the top...
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Car repairs are, to say the least, everyone's least favorite thing. Nobody wants to spend on unexpected car repair bills... or even expected ones...
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As we start heading into the cold, coolant flushes are an important job you may want to consider. Coolant does a few things for...
Two Quick Checkups for the Colder Months
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Memorial Day Honoring Local WWII Veteran Bill Quinn
MINT HILL, NC - Corporal Bill Quinn in the United States Army was attached to the 81st Chemical Mortar Battalion in General George Patton's...
Mint Hill’s Retailers Adjust to Better Serve Clients
MINT HILL, NC - On Tuesday, May 5, Governor Cooper signed Executive Order No. 138. Effective as of 5:00 pm on Friday, May 8,...
Mint Hill Farmer’s Market Season Opening A Success
MINT HILL, NC - Saturday, May 16th was opening day for the Mint Hill Farmer’s Market!
“We had a lot of great people stopping by,...
Independence Air Force JROTC Earns Distinguished Unit Award
MINT HILL, NC - The NC-022 Air Force JROTC program at Independence High School was recently selected as one of the 387 units at...
Bain Elementary Honors Teachers with Neighborhood Parade
MINT HILL, NC - To honor teachers, and all of their hard work, during Teacher Appreciation Week, Bain Elementary School held a teacher parade...
