This week: a pop-up event featuring local, Black artists
[ad_1] To kick off Black History Month, a local therapist has started a program to
One man dead after being shot at motel in northeast Charlotte
[ad_1] A 50-year-old man has died after being fatally shot Saturday at a motel in
NCCU alum honors her late husband with a $500,000 donation to their alma mater
[ad_1] When Isaiah Tidwell was dating his future wife at what would later become North
11 West End homes listed above $500,000
[ad_1] Last year saw housing prices soar throughout the Charlotte region, with an average sale
The Great Resignation: Résumé ready!
[ad_1] By Margo Bartsch, Contributor Image by Biljana Jovanovic from Pixabay The pandemic has brought
Letters to the Editor – January 27, 2022
[ad_1] By Sarah Thompson and The Charlotte Library Board of Trustees Dear Editor,I would like
Benefits of exercise for people with arthritis
[ad_1] By Erika Breseman, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Dee Physical Therapy The most common
Opinion ― Charlotte: Where do we go from here?
[ad_1] By Peter Joslin, Former chair of the Charlotte Planning Commission CataractsFive or six years ago
Thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law, big changes are coming to Charlotte’s public transit systems
[ad_1] Last month, Vice President Kamala Harris and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Charlotte to
Ted and Anne Castle: A family business dedicated to doing good
[ad_1] By Phyl Newbeck, Contributor Left to right: Rooney, Anne, Ted and Ned stand at