Library hosts program to help Black people trace family roots
“Do you want to know from whence you came?” This is what Kevin Graham often
Youth symphony program makes musical instruction more accessible
Experiencing an Elgar Cello Concerto, a live symphony, more than once was typically unaffordable for
BayHaven Restaurant Group scraps plans for expansion at Camp North End
The BayHaven Restaurant Group has scrapped plans to open four new food ventures at Camp
CMPD: Northlake Mall closed after shot fired
Northlake Mall was closed on Sunday afternoon after a shot was fired, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Charlotte lounge serves tea, cocktails and financial literacy
Tax season is here, and one husband and wife duo is using the lounge and
The Great 28: Black Charlotteans who are shaping our city
As we have done each February for the past three years, QCity Metro is celebrating
Unemployment rate dips for Black Americans
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EDUCATION HBCU alumni chapters in Charlotte are offering scholarships for the fall semester. On average,
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