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Music producer and leadership consultant David Arrington’s interview series bridges cultural differences with vulnerability and compassion
Since 1983, it's served as the classroom where Charlotte’s best brewers, like NoDa Brewing’s Chad Henderson, learn the fundamentals of their trade
Railroads, electric bikes, and Jazz Age opulence in 'Chatt Town'
The pandemic turned electronic screens into necessities for school-age children. How much harm do they cause, and is it time for kids to put them down?
Among the 52,673 in attendance for tonight’s Charlotte FC game against Chelsea are Panthers players Baker Mayfield and DJ Moore, Mayor Vi Lyles, and N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper, among others. Photographer Logan Cyrus captured the entire evening, including 16-year-old Charlotte…
THE METHODOLOGY: This is our third annual Beer Bracket. It being August and still generally unbearable outside, we went with a theme of “Summer Sips.” As always, we want to explore and celebrate the Charlotte area’s ever-expanding roster of breweries.…
Three decades ago, soccer coach Charlie Slagle had an idea: Make a charming college town north of Charlotte the permanent home of the NCAA men’s soccer championship. He didn’t fully realize that dream—but he did enough to alter the course of college soccer
The activist and former public defender returns to Charlotte to represent others in the system’s grip
From college roommates to co-founders of a custom menswear brand and, soon, a whiskey club
By breaking through the barriers that separate researchers from each other
Earlier this year, the physician traveled to provide medical care to refugees and families displaced from their homes. We caught up with him to talk about leading a humanitarian effort during war and living a life of impact
Clear waters, untamed beaches, and boatloads of fresh seafood in North Carolina’s Southern Outer Banks
In Africa, he saw the cost of an inadequate public health system. Here, he can put some of his lessons to work
She overcame childhood poverty and systemic obstacles to open her own dental practice—which offers more than just the promise of a healthy mouth
The Pearl, Atrium Health’s planned innovation district and home to Charlotte’s first medical school, will serve as a hub for the city’s future. How will it reckon with the painful history it’s built on?
Summer Tubridy infused a big, empty deluxe apartment in the sky with urban flair
July 1 Mount Holly Nights: Coming Up Brass Check out the kids’ zone, food trucks, fireworks, and live music from Coming Up Brass. Free. 6-10 p.m. Downtown Mount Holly, South Main St., Mount Holly July 1, 2 & 4 Tega…
Here’s an easy way to tell how long someone has lived in Charlotte: Take them to 1315 East Blvd., at the corner of East Boulevard and Scott Avenue, and see how many past restaurants they can name. When Latta Pavilion…
Bridal boutique owner found the ‘yes moment’ in a little shop outside London
Charlotte Black Film Festival Hilton Charlotte University Place Hotel and online June 23-26, Tickets $20-129, charlotteblackfilmfestival.com Tommy Nichols created the festival in 2010 after attending a presentation by Ronnie Bryant, then-CEO…
Rest, relaxation, and candied bacon in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Through the storm of COVID, the nonprofit she co-founded developed new ways to help children
After a two-year hiatus, the convention returns to celebrate four decades of comic book culture and community
I moved here from Minneapolis in January and had not yet experienced the delights of Charlotte nightlife. What follows is an account of my baptism by mozzarella sticks, soccer hooligans, Korean liquor, karaoke, and tennis shoes that I swear were white when the evening began
'If Barbie had a club, it would be the Babe Cave'
