➤ Fort Bragg: Former base employee Courtney Williams, 40, who appeared in federal court Monday on four felony charges for leaking classified military information to a journalist, was released to home detention with electronic monitoring. The judge also ordered Williams to stay off of social media and not to speak with reporters while awaiting trial. (More) ➤ Wake County Public School System released its first draft calendar proposing to shift up to eight underenrolled year-round schools to a traditional August-to-June or single-track year-round schedule starting with the 2027-28 school year due to stagnant enrollment. (See Schools) ➤ I-77 South Corridor: Residents, architects, and students submitted creative design plans to local advocacy group Sustain Charlotte to reimagine the I-77 South corridor, proposing green spaces, parks, trails, and community amenities atop the highway in opposition to NCDOT’s express lane expansion. (More) ➤ Charlotte: Former Vice President Kamala Harris will be at Ovens Auditorium on Tuesday to promote her 107 Days memoir on the 2024 presidential campaign, just days after hinting at a possible 2028 run for president. (More) ➤ Ballantyne: Hair restoration surgeon, Dr. Bruce Howard Marko, had his North Carolina medical license indefinitely suspended last week after his guilty plea and 2025 sentencing for participating in a $17 million multi-state bank fraud scheme. (More) ➤ Asheville: The city is planning its first public pickleball complex at either Aston Park or Roger Farmer Park, funded by 2024 voter-approved bonds, and is seeking public input via April drop-in meetings and an online survey from April 27 to May 11. (More)
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