Celebrate art, culture, food, and more at these autumn festivals in Charlotte

Four major events that have raised the city’s economic profile—and money

Will Pitts long-jumped from medical equipment sales to lead the city’s catalyst for sporting events

The Linville Gorge is one of the most spectacular and challenging wilderness areas in the eastern U.S. What did Hurricane Helene wash away?

Go ahead and chase these accessible waterfalls — some easier than others

At birth and death, doulas fill gaps in “hands-on” care that doctors, nurses, friends, loved ones, and money often can’t provide

She marries her love of fashion and entrepreneurship

As the first-ever manager of emergency preparedness, Jason Hollifield faced an unprecedented test

Meredith McFadden stuck with her first love, baseball, and achieved something no woman had before

After the encore, a double door opened to grits, eggs, mohawks, and bikers in the last hours before sunrise

Yes, you can find late-night places to go and things to do in Charlotte—and some actually don’t prioritize alcohol

The best things to do and see this month

In May, Charlotte hosted the PGA Championship for the second time. The week unfolded within an emerging golf cathedral—and culminated in a shot for redemption

We take to the streets to test a theory: Is it true that nothing good happens after midnight?

Each year, the organization gives a spark of opportunity for young Latinas

Eighteen years after her daughter died of cancer, the Isabella Santos Foundation founder reflects on her nonprofit’s endurance—and her own

A team of moms bring the first full-service, overnight postpartum support center to North Carolina

The restorative tattoo artist uses custom ink to conceal scars and facial disfigurements

A roundup of July activities with history-lovers in mind

Rob Marchand has fought his way toward the light

A list of spots to catch a fireworks show during the week of July 4th

Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute saves a growing number of people through heart transplants. Meet three of them

Nearly a decade ago, Camp North End opened as Charlotte’s most ambitious adaptive-reuse project. Its potential remains only partly realized.

A new media startup brings a familiar face back to our city’s news

A new type of coworking space meets the needs of parents with young children