Where to Fish in Charlotte: 2023
Try to catch a big one at these local fishing spots in the Charlotte area.
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Father's Day Gift Guide for Charlotte Dads
Gadgets, experiences, heroes and more.
Charlotte's East Side Electric Coffee Shop
Leo and Kellie Solis draw Charlotte’s Latino and music communities to their east side coffee shop
Life Lessons: Leading on Opportunity's Sherri Chisholm
The leader of a refocused Leading On Opportunity draws from a life rich with both achievement and hardship.
PHOTOS: The 2023 Best of the Best Awards
See inside the return of the BOBs Party at Camp North End (May 25)
What to Do and See in Charlotte: June 2023
Concerts, Juneteenth Celebrations, & arts camps for the kids
STYLE: Diamond Brown of Diamond’s Body Care
From the pieces of an upended life, the founder and CEO found a new home and thriving career
Abby's Better: The Nut Butter Sold Nationwide Started by a Mooresville Teen
Nine years ago, a Mooresville teenager started making her own nut butter. Today, her products are on grocery shelves around the country.
Charlotte Streets Show Signs of the Times
A documentary about the city’s street-renaming campaign captures history in progress
Dahlia Grove Combats Human Trafficking
The nonprofit offers rehabilitation, social services, employment, and community to women who have been sexually abused and exploited.
Hunger Pains: The Labor Shortage Impact on Charlotte's Dining Scene
Prices are high, and service is strapped. What does the strain on restaurant labor mean for Charlotte’s dining scene?
TRAVEL: Black Mountain
A mountain town bursting with hikes, art, food, and beer—without city crowds or prices
STYLE: The Ladies Behind Piccadilly
A mother, daughter, and daughter-in-law make “posh and playful” clothing for women and children
The Closest Thing to Cheers We’ll Ever Get: Brawley’s at 20
Two decades of craft beer, inclusion, no TV—and get that Miller Lite out of here.
20 Arts & Outdoor Experiences in Charlotte: May 2023
The best things to do and see this month.
Life Lessons: Amy Burkett
WTVI’s general manager strengthened community ties to pull the PBS affiliate out of the hole.
CATS On The Ground: A Charlotte Public Transit Experiment
Our booming city needs reliable, affordable public transit more than ever. But our system has a shrinking fleet of poorly maintained buses, myriad operational issues, absent leadership—and no clear route to fix any of it.
Rainbow Umbrellas and Bulletproof Vests
Protecting a reproductive health clinic, post-Dobbs
The Dunhill Endures: Charlotte's Lone Historic Hotel
The historic hotel has held firm through changing trends and the din of an ever-transforming uptown
Charlotte Magazine’s BOBS Awards Party Returns
One of the city's best parties is back on May 25 at Camp North End
Before + After: A Home Library in Stratford on Providence
Designer Lori Shaw gives her family of bookworms a dedicated space
Here Are the 2023 BOB Awards: The Best of the Best in Charlotte
Including Editor's Picks and Voters' Choice winners
Inside a Dilworth Townhome for a Blended Family of Seven
How newlyweds Erin Santos-Primis and Blair Primis transformed the space
Leon Levine’s Wonderful Life
The businessman and philanthropist, who died Thursday at 85, is woven into our city’s fabric
Pencils Down: $100 Acts of Kindness
Even after his death, a generous man reminds others of their potential to help
TRAVEL: The Dreamiest Mountain Getaway You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
You'll find this spot 35 miles west of Asheville
Life Lessons: University City Partners President Keith Stanley
He has a well-documented history of navigating major transitions
Inside a Backyard Transformation in Eastover—Including a Putting Green
Karri Files Paul gives an Eastover home an outdoor space for play and relaxation
