Wasabi Cafe
RestaurantsNeighborhood Asian go-to: Make this the week you finally hit Wasabi Cafe, the family-owned Concord staple serving fresh, made-to-order sushi, Thai favorites, and hibachi since 2006.
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Neighborhood Asian go-to: Make this the week you finally hit Wasabi Cafe, the family-owned Concord staple serving fresh, made-to-order sushi, Thai favorites, and hibachi since 2006.
Cocktails with a bite: Run by three lifelong friends, West Loop Local nails the vibe with hand-crafted classics, a solid wine pour, and pressed sandwiches and salads that actually hold their own.
Local cuts, real care: Who's Your Barber is a family-friendly, veteran-owned shop in Kannapolis, right here in Cabarrus County, where precision cuts, classic buzzes, and full-service shaves meet a laid-back, neighborly vibe.
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The five stories Kannapolis readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The 44th Annual North Mecklenburg Holiday Parade in Davidson, North Carolina, will be reduced in size and allow fewer entries due to a state road improvement project.
Full story at charlotteobserver.com ↗
Huntersville, North Carolina, has adopted a new ordinance for electric-assisted bicycles, requiring riders younger than 18 to wear helmets and set an e-bike speed limit of 28 mph, and a $50 fine for a minor riding without a helmet.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The owner of a downtown Huntersville home, 81-year-old Ernie Lee, has declined a $450,000 offer from the town of North Maxwell Avenue for a 0.7-acre lot on North Maxwell Ave.
Full story at qcnews.com ↗
Rowan-Cabarrus Community College students earned national recognition at the 2026 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference, helping North Carolina claim one of the strongest showings at the country's premier career and technical education event.
Full story at salisburypost.com ↗
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