An Atlanta controversy finds its way to Charlotte
Demonstrators gathered Thursday outside the Charlotte office of Brasfield & Gorrie, one of the nation’s largest privately held construction firms, to protest a project more
An Atlanta controversy finds its way to Charlotte
Demonstrators gathered Thursday outside the Charlotte office of Brasfield & Gorrie, one of the nation’s
This weekend: Black Bourbon Society’s 2nd Annual Open Tour – Livin’ Charlotte
Samara Davis is a “history geek” with a deep love and appreciation for Bourbon. Six
All Clear for Destination Polk
Have you ever shown up at the right place but at the wrong time? This
The long and winding trail project
The group discussed how the trails are for recreation but also for transportation. The post
Unlike song, summertime living isn’t always easy
By Maj Eisinger, Contributor With apologies to George Gershwin, we note that although it is
Participate in the “intangible culture” and get a meal at the senior center
By Susan Ohanian, Contributor Volunteers continue cooking and serving the weekly Monday lunches beginning at
SCHIP spring grants announced – The Charlotte News
By Staff The Shelburne, Charlotte, Hinesburg Interfaith Project, commonly known as SCHIP, has announced its
Silvery flash of salmon is a sign there’s still hope for the lake
By Bradley Carleton, Contributor The late June morning has yet to begin to show striations
Consider adding college visits to vacation itinerary
By Margo Bartsch, Contributor Long road trips typically include noticing the various college stickers on
Gay Regan: Basking in family connections at Thompson’s Point
By Phyl Newbeck, Contributor Gay Regan was 13 when she first visited Thompson’s Point in
