After COVID, What Does the Future Hold for Charlotte Workplaces?
Leaders from Lowe's, Truist, Red Ventures, and the Charlotte Hornets weigh in
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Building History: Walton Plaza in Uptown
It was a source of Black pride when it opened in 1973. Does it have a future?
What the Home Office Boom Looks Like in Charlotte
Anthony Moore and Matt Connolly met as students at Northeastern University in Boston and transferred to UNC Wilmington together in the early 2000s. They founded the building company Pike Properties in 2008 and began to flip small starter homes in…
Essay: A Tree Grows
My late wife brought Fiona, a fiddle-leaf fig, into our new home and nurtured her to the end. Through emptiness, doubt, and pain, I cared for Fiona, too, and learned a thing or two about life and regeneration
Charlotte Council’s Longest-Tenured Member Resigns
Potential conflict of interest forces veteran James Mitchell Jr. to depart
A Look Inside the Past and Future of Eastland
A decade after the mall closed, the city finally lands on a concrete plan for the east side’s anchor
Hot Listings in Charlotte: January 2021
New builds for a new year
Streaming Films, TV Shows Shot in Charlotte: January 2021
Options on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Freeform, and Hulu
STYLE: Denise Antonacci, SouthPark’s Hair Bigwig
She takes time with your tresses and care with your privacy
East Side Story: The Future for Charlotte's Most Diverse Area
As Charlotte continues to build, community leaders are making sure residents don’t get left behind
Cracked Crowns: Charlotte’s Weirdest News of 2020
From a 'Bad Wig Bandit' to Alexa spreading political rumors
Building History: What Uptown’s Treloar House Teaches Us
That old, brick building across from ImaginOn embodied ideas whose time has come again
Charlotte Magazine’s Most Popular Stories of 2020
A momentous year is reflected in our most-read pieces
Praise Be: The Hawthorne Lane Bridge Has Reopened
In the final days of a long and grinding year, the overpass returns, bearing gifts
Panthers Show Hurney the Door, Again
Longtime GM, on second stint, helped build two Super Bowl teams
COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in North Carolina
2020 Charlottean of the Year first to be given Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
Life Lessons: Alessandra Ball James on a Sugar Plum Fairy's Next Move
Ballerina Alessandra Ball James delighted audiences in a staggering 750 performances over 15 seasons with Charlotte Ballet, including her repeated role as the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker. Aside from watching her command the stage, you might know her…
Disconnection: How COVID Has Widened the Education Gap
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools have increasingly segregated along racial and class lines since a federal judge’s 1999 ruling ended a successful, 28-year desegregation program. The COVID lockdown of schools has hurt everybody in the system—and widened the chasm between its haves and have-nots
North Carolina Has a New Stay-at-Home Order
Curfew begins at 10 p.m. each night, with exceptions
How Bright Blessings Pivoted Its Birthday Celebrations for Underprivileged Kids
Social service agencies are struggling to adapt to the disconnected world, and this group is one of many adjusting amid COVID-19
You Are Here: A Year of Moments Captured Around Charlotte
Each month, we’ll throw a dart at a map and write about where it lands. Here are 12 short stories captured by writer Cristina Bolling, in a year unlike any other
Sycamore Brewing Voluntarily Closes Taproom 'Until Further Notice'
Brewery cites safety for customers, as COVID-19 cases increase across region
Hot Listings in Charlotte: December 2020
Bungalows are small in square footage but big on charm
The Story of Charlotte, Part 13: A City Divided
The years 2008 to 2016 brought Charlotte a financial calamity, a profound division between rich and poor, turmoil in government, unparalleled growth, and the most violent demonstrations in the city’s history. Afterward, Charlotte was a different place
Editor's Note (Dec. 2020): Rest in Peace, Miss Judy
As we greet our new Charlotteans of the Year, we say goodbye to a past honoree
A Socially Distant Guide to Christmas in Charlotte: 2020
Have a holly, jolly, and safe holiday season
GUIDE: Christmas Light Displays in Charlotte
From free, family-made efforts to professional experiences
Life Lessons: Jamal Harvey of Queen City Unity
The 1985 police killing of his brother still powers his efforts to unite his adopted city
