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Named for the crossroads that marks the dead center of a lively city, this blog contains links to interesting stories about Charlotte, serious discussion of serious news, and commentary on the local media scene. This is your blog, too. Please comment early and often. Also, look for occasional announcements about the magazine or the site.

About Richard

Richard Thurmond is editor and associate publisher of Charlotte magazine and its four sister publications. He started his journalism career as a sportswriter before he realized sportswriting = bad hours and low pay. Oh well. He's been on staff since 1995 and editor since 1999. Also, he thinks he is funnier than he really is, which is helpful information for reading this blog. Got something to say but too chicken to comment? E-mail me.

Recent Posts

• The Week's Inanity: Oh Yeah Tampa? Well, We're, Well, Hm. Plus Ramen, Rare Beef, and Dunking Candy Bars | Comments: 0
• This Week: In Which I Try My Hand at Search Engine Optimization. Also, Michael Jordan, Michael Jordan, Gay Marriage, Michael Jordan | Comments: 0
• This Week in Charlotte Inanity: A Keith Larson Farewell?, Cam's Many Aliases, Bobcats Drudgery, and Uptown Ballpark Identity Crisis | Comments: 0
• This Week in Charlotte Inanity: Rogue Helicopters! Shatner! John Edwards (still)! | Comments: 0
• This Week in Charlotte Inanity: Oh Please, Mr. Jon Stewart, Don't Make Fun of Us | Comments: 0
• This Week in Charlotte Inanity: You Will Not Win the Lottery, Mass Panic Among Leaves, and Stephen Silas Becomes a Man | Comments: 0
• This Week in Charlotte Inanity: Hunger Games, Ricky Bobby, Au Revoir Diaw, and, Yes, Coyotes | Comments: 0
• This Weak in Charlotte: So Much Stuff We Don't Even Know Where to Start, So Just Read It | Comments: 1
• This Weak in Charlotte: A Return Engagement of Jason Bateman, Anthony Foxx's Pumped-up Kicks, and The Bachelorette House | Comments: 0
• This Weak in Charlotte: D'oh! A Deer! Plus, Jason Bateman for County Commissioner? | Comments: 0

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