If you’re thinking about buying a home in Charlotte, you’re stepping into a confusing and sometimes contradictory landscape. Here are some basics. The market has stabilized—some—since the mad rush of 2020 through 2022, when sellers could practically name their prices…
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She knows she has to prove herself to every room she enters. She does—and then some
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In the Charlotte Jerry Richardson helped build, no legacy is permanent
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Meet the team of women who trained their lenses on the team's first season
She shows the next generation that a woman in STEM is not, in fact, a unicorn
She talks finding refuge from Hollywood, calling herself a ‘liberal Republican,’ and raising her three teenaged daughters to know their worth
The industry offers big opportunities. Entities like She Built This City ensure women get access to those chances, too
To embrace this job, I had to redefine my complicated relationship with food
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A Chinese teacher and immigrant finds confidence in the nooks of dressers and cabinets
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The longtime photographer and arts advocate saw beauty in whatever she encountered
On January 20, a jury in U.S. District Court found that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools did not act with deliberate indifference in the handling of a former Myers Park High student’s report of sexual assault by another student in 2015. That is…
Once, the city was run by a group of civic-minded business leaders who wanted to transform a small city into a national player—and succeeded. But they’ve stepped aside, and the city has become a Babel of atomized and often conflicting interests. Political leaders squabble, and many corporate leaders live elsewhere. What happened?
Charlotte FC’s first season was filled with joy: the national anthem moment at the first home game, the raucous crowds, the jubilation after the Chelsea FC win. But Thursday morning, the club announced news of the death of defender Anton…
A variety of factors keeps the city’s arts scene mired in a self-perpetuating cycle of mediocrity. What will it take to come unstuck?
The waterfront playground in central Georgia evolves for a new generation of golfers, hunters, and foodies
This new annual publication will be polybagged with Charlotte magazine's April issue
Charlotte native, South Meck alumna turned grief into fuel for a pioneering career
What will it take for Charlotte to once again welcome everyone home?
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