Good morning, Hickory.

The Hickory Community Relations Council is inviting applications for project grants for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, focusing on initiatives that enhance positive human relations and community unity.

North Carolina's Low Income Household Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is now accepting applications, offering additional support to the 25 counties affected by Hurricane Helene.

Brown's Storage and Rentals in Bethlehem expands by offering climate-controlled units to diversify services and remain competitive amid growing industry pressure.

Republican Jefferson Griffin challenges over 60,000 ballots in a closely contested N.C.

Supreme Court election against Democrat Allison Riggs, leading to recounts and ongoing legal battles.

Residents in 39 North Carolina counties can apply for a temporary jobs program aimed at Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, funded by a $10 million grant.

The Hickory Public Housing Authority terminated CEO Alanda Richardson, leaving uncertain whether she'll receive $290,000 in severance amid discussions of dissolving the housing authority.

The Lenoir-Rhyne University track and field teams start 2025 with top placements, including wins by Alexis Brown and Sharonda Priester, at the Dick Taylor Carolina Challenge and Finn Pincus Invitational.

Inaugural Picklin' for Profits Charity Pickleball Tournament

This charity tournament will benefit the Education Foundation for Catawba County Schools, supporting student scholarships and teacher grants.