Durham’s Hayti Heritage Film Festival is back; here’s a guide to 48 hours in the Bull City
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Melissa Carneige, an entrepreneur and sneaker connoisseur, opens an office at Camp North End
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CMPD says it has stepped up its efforts to stop street takeover groups
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Whatever happened to the Black-owned jewelry store that operated in uptown Charlotte?
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News Quiz: Can you beat last week’s average score of 69%?
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Enderly Park gets new public art
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Quiet Hiring a workplace trend that can be good for employees
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CVU basketball teams playoff bound with high seeds
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Charlotte Recreation: Spring Programs – The Charlotte News
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Charlotte Energy Committee launches Solarize Charlotte
[ad_1] Rebecca Foster and Mike Yantachka, Contributors The Charlotte Energy Committee is excited to announce