While parts of western North Carolina were devastated by the remnants of Hurricane Helene dumping up to a couple of feet of rain on land that was already saturated from historic-level rainfall just days before, Charlotte was not affected.
We are full speed ahead with our final preparations for the meeting and looking forward to seeing you in Charlotte in just over three weeks!
Mark your calendar and get ready to join us in Charlotte, NC in conjunction with the Carolina Raptor Center for an event you won't want to miss!
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