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
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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
9 Festivals to Know in Charlotte: April 2023
Major arts events, brewfests, and more
What Made Mirsad Hadžikadić Run?
The UNCC professor left his native Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1980s. More than three decades later, he launched two quixotic runs for its presidency. He didn’t win. But more people followed him than he expected. Now he wonders if his adopted country is rejecting the principles he wanted to take home
'Houses Are Not Going to Get Cheaper': A 2023 Look at Charlotte's Real Estate Market
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…
Opinion: The City’s Train Wreck
The latest news about CATS’ deficiencies signals that something bigger is falling apart
Real Estate Pros Talk Exterior Design Trends in Charlotte
In a housing market as dynamic as Charlotte’s, these trends can change as quickly as homes are bought and sold. Here are a few of the features builders and buyers are choosing most this year
Pencils Down: Now We Have This
What we’ve lost and how we’ve recovered since the start of the pandemic
Life Lessons: Angela Hosking
The nurse, author, and health care administrator makes the case for professional women to assert a different kind of leadership
Catching Up With Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte Co-Founder Abby Head
She counted on her comedy and community when she took a new stage
Meet Tanisha Chea, Corporate Vice President and Mrs. North Carolina
She knows she has to prove herself to every room she enters. She does—and then some
Spring Festivals for Families in Charlotte: 2023
Options from March to May
Farewell to the Big Cat
In the Charlotte Jerry Richardson helped build, no legacy is permanent
‘I Don’t Think This Has Been Done Before’: Inside Charlotte FC's Photography Team
Meet the team of women who trained their lenses on the team's first season
Meet Scientist and Lighting Pioneer Margaret Kocherga
She shows the next generation that a woman in STEM is not, in fact, a unicorn
A Conversation With Angie Harmon—Actress, Producer, and Charlotte Resident
She talks finding refuge from Hollywood, calling herself a ‘liberal Republican,’ and raising her three teenaged daughters to know their worth
Meet the Groups Breaking Barriers for Women in Construction
The industry offers big opportunities. Entities like She Built This City ensure women get access to those chances, too
Essay: A Female Food Editor's Dilemma
To embrace this job, I had to redefine my complicated relationship with food
3 Girls Getaway Destinations for Charlotteans
Each has nonstop service from CLT
Inside Charlotte-Based Upcycling Business Sara Chen Design
A Chinese teacher and immigrant finds confidence in the nooks of dressers and cabinets
