ANALYSIS: Pat McCrory 101
Introductory course materials on the longtime Charlotte mayor and one-term governor who’s running for U.S. Senate
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2021 BOB Awards: The Best of the Best in Charlotte
We’ve named the Best of the Best every year for the past 22, and they’ve always meant something. This year, they mean a little more. Each restaurant, watering hole, beauty salon, recreational hub, and fitness studio—and the others, 396 in all—is a testament to resilience in the face of a public health crisis that tested everyone. So patronize, visit, play. We’ve gotten through it together. We’ll handle the future that way, too.
4 Pop-Up Food Concepts to Try Right Now in Charlotte
Over the past year, businesses have emerged with their takes on classics
Hot Listings in Charlotte: April 2021
Inviting homes in Charlotte’s pocket communities
Eastway Regional Recreation Center Opens on Wednesday
Venue debuting at a limited capacity
Fresh Take: Indian Street Food Shines at Optimist Hall
Botiwalla comes from five-time James Beard Award nominee Meherwan Irani
Charlotte SHOUT! Festival Returns to Uptown in Fall 2021
In Partnership with Charlotte Center City Partners If you've been craving culture and for live music to return to the Queen City, this news will make you want to shout. On April 2, 2021, Charlotte Center City Partners and Blumenthal…
How Charlotte’s Daniel Bard Regained His Place on the Mound
After years of ‘yips,’ the former UNC star won Comeback Player honors last year—and started this season Thursday as the Rockies’ closer
Served History: The Story Behind Gus’ Sir Beef
Through more than five decades, the spot has served the famous and humble fried squash and other delectables from fresh its farm
How W.H. Houser, Born an Enslaved Person, Constructed a New Charlotte
The latest in our 'Building History' series
Salud Beer Shop Wins 'Best Beer Bar' in the U.S. for 3rd Straight Year
NoDa spot, which opened in 2012, tops USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards
Q&A: Will Ruark, Trail and Stewardship Coordinator for the Carolina Thread Trail
Land stewardship is a family legacy for Will Ruark. Here, he shares insight into his role and the future for the network of trails he oversees
The Batchmaker Returning With New Batch House Location in West End
Cristina Rojas-Agurcia signs new lease months after flooding destroyed first location
N.C.’s New Executive Order Dramatically Loosens COVID-19 Restrictions
Capacity changes coming for restaurants, breweries, sports venues, and others
Inside a Stunning Lakefront Home in Mooresville
Designer Brenna Morgan updates the place for a couple of Texas transplants
The Story Behind Jewelry-Maker Worthy + Badass
Justine Wiggins crafts delicate pieces inspired by tough times
Luxury at the Lake: A Penthouse Condo in Cornelius
Home in The Peninsula has custom touches at every turn
One Year Later: Health Care Professionals Share Hard Lessons from the Pandemic
Insight from Tryon Medical Partners, Atrium Health, and Novant Health
Hot Listings in Lake Norman: Spring 2021
An expanded roundup of desirable real estate in and around the area
One-Track Mind: The Making of a Massive Garden Train Set in Mooresville
A determined resident dodged nature, regulations to construct his lakeside line in this photo essay by Daniel Coston
GALLERY: Mr. K’s Soft Ice Cream Closes Doors in South End
It's been a staple for more than 50 years
Charlotte’s Comprehensive Plan: A Backgrounder
Perplexed about what’s in the suddenly fractious plan and why? This may help.
Road Trip Time Nears: 4 Must-Visit Cities Within 4 Hours of Charlotte
As you dip your toes back into travel, a look at a few nearby options for weekend getaways
How Charlotte's Economy Has Grown Alongside Its Airport
A look at the past 40 years
Charlotte Magazine's 2021 Spring Fashion Preview: Get Dressed!
On the heels of 2020, three of the city’s top stylists weigh in on pandemic fashion, timeless style, and what’s next for the clothing industry
OPINION: Why Arts Funding Is Worth More Than the Bottom Line
As the city weighs uprooting the system, a warning
Life Lessons: Bunny Gregory
Art changed her life. She hopes it can change her community, too
Inside the Charlotte Airport's Evolution
In a normal year, more than 50 million travel through Charlotte Douglas International Airport. You’re likely one of the tens of millions in 2020 who didn’t, so things might look a little different at CLT the next time you do…
