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Ever wonder where the talented chef from your favorite restaurant goes to satisfy his post-work culinary cravings? We chatted with the executive chefs from five fan favorites about where they like...
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Sarah Crosland |
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Jon Luther |
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Sarah Crosland |
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Jarvis Holliday |
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Annie Monjar |
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The Carolina Panthers hold the number-one pick at this year's NFL Draft, April 28-30. Davidson-based David Fleming, senior writer for ESPN The Magazine and columnist for ESPN.com, shares his...
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Same-sex parenting is more common in the South than elsewhere in the country, but Charlotte is an exception
Michelle Boudin |
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From Jodeci and Anthony Hamilton to Fantasia, the Charlotte area has made significant contributions to R&B music. Now, a new crop of artists seeks to carry on the tradition
Jarvis Holliday |
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Smaller, more intimate concerts, it seems, are best performed at home
Courtney Devores |
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Annie Monjar |
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A well-designed welcome mat can make a big statement outside your front door
Victoria Robinette |
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Ditch your 9-to-5 uniform and try one of these 10 trends for men this spring.
Victoria Robinette |
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One local graphic designer has a bit of fun at Charlotte's expense—and ends up starting a buzzy new business.
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They’re The Things that make you go "hmmmm" while driving around Charlotte.
Michelle Boudin |
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A local filmmaker puts out a romantic comedy
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These are history-making times in the Tarheel state. For the first time since the late 1800s, Republicans rule the state legislature. A hometown politician boasts the highest rank in Raleigh.
Michelle Boudin |
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Richard Thurmond |
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How the Egyptian revolution made a media star out of an obscure professor at Queens University of Charlotte
Laurie Prince |
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Quentin Talley is a slam poet, theater producer, and gifted goofball. He’s using all those talents to help bring this city a little closer together
Annie Monjar |
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Car ownership requires that you know the law—sometimes well enough to defend yourself in court
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