Perspective: What to Do When You're Lost at Work
Layoffs and job changes can leave us adrift
Homes: Three Must-Visit Showrooms in Charlotte
Two local designers and a home builder debut fresh brick-and-mortars
How Can a Growing City Help the Unemployed?
Without reliable transportation and a place to live, keeping a job is difficult. How can Charlotte remove barriers to employment for citizens stuck in a cycle of poverty?
Shopping: Decorating for Spring
The newness of the season is an inspiration (and, yes, a great excuse) to brighten up your home decor. We found a bouquet of floral touches to bring spring colors into your living space.
Seven Oh Fur: Portraits of Charlotte's Pets
A photo essay by Chris Edwards
More Eyes On Charlotte’s Housing Crisis
The Planning Commission, the gatekeeper for land use in Charlotte, adopts language that for the first time emphasizes the need for affordable housing. Will that help solve the problem?
World Tour: Charlotte’s Sister Cities
From Peru to China, Charlotte’s eight sister cities span the globe and have helped promote economic development and diplomacy for more than 50 years. Meet your international family.
Girl Tribe Pop-Up Returns to Charlotte Bigger Than Ever
The weekend-long shopping affair features Little King Art macrame planter workshops, The Dumpling Lady, craft cocktails, and HSM fitness classes, among other exciting extras.
Along the Way: Two Roads to Charlotte
A family moves South
Book Spotlight: Elaine Neil Orr's Swimming Between Worlds
Nigeria intersects with Winston-Salem in a new novel
Charles Robinson: A Voice for the Vulnerable
A west side native hopes to build a caring community
Q&A: Johnson C. Smith University President Clarence D. Armbrister
New university leader Clarence D. Armbrister on what he’s learned in the first few months of his tenure
McCrorey Heights: The Neighborhood of ‘Firsts’
The race to preserve the story of the place where civil rights movements began over dinner tables
The Cemetery That Wasn’t There in Biddleville
Lost between city and county loopholes, one woman set out to make sure this west side resting place wasn’t forgotten
Inside the West Side Community Land Trust's Fight Against Displacement
As developers close in on the west side, a group of residents explores what may be their only option
The Case for Great Wolf Lodge
A cure for the common staycation and lingering existential crisis
Charlotte Real Estate: The Condo Recovery
Apartments are being thrown up every day. Why haven’t condos caught up?
