One mother’s ‘rewarding’ journey toward home ownership
Powered by: Building homes, communities and hope through affordable homeownership in the Charlotte Region. The third time proved too much. Twice before the apartment that Lapri Holmes
One mother’s ‘rewarding’ journey toward home ownership
Powered by: Building homes, communities and hope through affordable homeownership in the Charlotte Region. The third time
Ride free on CATS – Q City Metro
The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) will offer fare-free rides on Saturday, Feb. 4, aboard
Charlotte nonprofit helps minority male educators make ‘profound’ impact
Profound Gentlemen is a nonprofit organization for male educators of color to discuss educational equity,
University City Partners’ new CEO is getting to know the neighborhood
“It’s been quite a ride.” That’s how the newly appointed president and CEO of University
CMPD investigating fatal shooting in south Charlotte
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred Wednesday night in south Charlotte.
252 community concerts performed for a cooler climate
Brady Jalili, Contributor Last May composer-pianist David Feurzeig embarked on Play Every Town: 252 free
From a Charlotte barn to regional roadshows, Very Merry Theatre puts kids center stage
Alicia Wolfram, Community News Service Imagine walking into a rustic barn on a rolling Charlotte
Celebrate Black History Month with free curriculum and music-video storyboard contest
Clemmons Family Farm In honor of Black History Month, the Clemmons Family Farm is releasing
Harold’s Chicken and Ice Bar to open in University this weekend
It’s finally here. Harold’s Chicken and Ice Bar, a Chicago-based restaurant, is set to open
Panthers new head coach Frank Reich says team can make it the Super Bowl next season
Photo: Youtube Screenshot The Carolina Panthers can compete for the Super Bowl next season, according
