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

Charlotte-based clean air advocates wait and wonder: Will the new administration undo two decades of progress?

Life Lessons with Carson Clough

Inside CT Anderson's nonprofit fashion boutique

Buy or sell at these clothing and home consignment shops in the Queen City

Plus, a list of comedy open mics around town

The upside of inconvenience

Charlotte has struggled to develop affordable housing for more than a century. Despite a slew of efforts to ease the problem, it persists, even worsens, in the face of soaring land and home prices. A new book by Charlotte historian Tom Hanchett chronicles the tenure and depth of the issue and what might—might—be done to make it better.

Jen Tota McGiveney reexamines Thoreau in her new book, Finding Your Walden

Holistic health coach Hope Skouras created a wellness product out of necessity

Anna Julian Lucke has endured a few bumpy rides to achieve what few women in aviation have

Sometimes, the present reflects the past and future, too. Here’s a sampling of events, a planned project, and a video game (really!) that touch on what our city’s been and what it aims to be. The Video Game When Charlotte…

The (mostly) mom-and-pop shops are booming, creating immersive experience with puzzles, theatrical sets, and time pressure.

The Charlotte-based menswear brand blends the American experience with international flair

The best things to do and see around the Queen City

She grew up as one of the few girls in the stadium. Today, she’s a leading lady in the arena.

The on-air personality has made a career out of his radio geekery and gift of gab

There’s still time to earn recognition as a Top Workplace in the Charlotte metro area. The Charlotte Top Workplaces awards honor outstanding workplace culture in the region. Any organization with 35 or more employees in the region is eligible to…

Every May, we reconnect with our good friend BOB, and the guy just keeps changing on us. A couple of years ago, he was into artisanal doughnuts, acai bowls, car detailers, and custom jewelers. This year, trend-chaser that he is,…

The Hornets were once the city’s pride and passion. Now they’re an afterthought. What happened?

Available land dries up. Housing prices soar. New city regulations encourage density. People hate yard work. All propel a dominant trend in Charlotte real estate.

This spring, the city begins work on a 4.5-acre urban park on the old Eastland Mall site, in one of Charlotte’s most diverse areas. The park, designed for the future, will also nod to a once-glorious past.

April is for foodies in the Queen City