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Nate Saunders of Pharos Parenting joins Good Morning LKN to share how the organization helps parents build stronger skills and healthier families through parenting classes, in-home coaching, and support for new and expecting parents. He also previews Stand-Up for Good, a PG-13 comedy fundraiser happening August 29 at the Cain Center for the Arts in Cornelius, featuring Eric O’Shea, E.J. Masicampo, and host Ramona Holloway, with proceeds supporting Pharos Parenting’s work in the community.

This week on Good Morning LKN, we were joined by Dr. Fred Lowry of Lowry Drug in Statesville to talk about hydration, water quality, and why something as simple as drinking enough water can play an important role in overall wellness. Dr. Lowry also discussed water filtration, electrolytes, compounding pharmacy services, and how his approach combines decades of pharmacy experience with natural health and wellness consultations.

This week on Good Morning LKN, we were joined by Alvin Billings and Brad Orr of the Masonic Home for Children in Oxford, North Carolina, to share how the organization has evolved from its roots as the Oxford Orphanage into a residential care community serving children and young adults from birth through age 22.

This week on Good Morning LKN, we were joined by Carolina Panthers guard Robert Hunt, No. 50, to talk about the team’s mindset heading into the season, the chemistry developing along the offensive line, and why building trust and learning each other’s “language” matters just as much as the physical side of football.

This week on Good Morning LKN, we were joined by Charlisa Herriott, also known as Coach C, host of The HEALED Exchange® and a cancer survivorship coach who helps people navigate the mental and emotional side of a cancer journey. Drawing from her own experience as a three-time cancer thriver, Coach C shared why healing goes beyond treatment, from managing fear and anxiety to staying present, rebuilding identity, and finding hope through every stage of survivorship.

WSIC News | Lake Norman & Iredell County Freelance | Pay Per Published Post WSIC News is expanding our local news coverage, and we’re looking for Freelance Community News Reporters dedicated to each of the communities we serve: Huntersville Cornelius Davidson Mooresville Troutman Statesville We’re looking for people who know and care about their communities and want to help residents stay informed about the decisions, issues, and stories happening in their own backyard.

WSIC News | Lake Norman, NC Part-Time | Approximately 10–15 Hours Per Week Hourly Pay Based on Experience WSIC is looking for an energetic, knowledgeable, and community-minded Sports Show Host & Reporter to help lead our local sports coverage across radio, digital, and social media. As Lake Norman’s radio home for the Carolina Panthers, Charlotte FC, and the NASCAR Cup Series, sports are a major part of what we do.

WSIC News | Lake Norman, NC WSIC is seeking a driven, community-focused Sales Associate to build and manage a personal book of business selling advertising and sponsorship solutions across WSIC Radio and Lake Norman Woman Magazine. This role is ideal for someone who lives and breathes Lake Norman, thrives on relationship-based sales, and understands how local media helps businesses grow.

WSIC News | Freelance | Pay Per Published Post WSIC is looking for a community-minded Freelance News Reporter to cover the people, decisions, and issues shaping Huntersville. This role is ideal for someone interested in local journalism, government, community affairs, or media who understands the importance of keeping residents informed about what is happening in their own backyard.

WSIC News | Freelance | Pay Per Published Post WSIC is looking for a Freelance News Reporter to help us expand our coverage of Cornelius and the issues that matter most to the community. The reporter will serve as WSIC’s eyes and ears in Cornelius, covering local government, education, community issues, and stories residents need to know.