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Centro Railyard’s ‘Micro-Retail’ Roster Begins to Take Shape
Hex Coffee, The Cactus Club among tenants
Editor's Note (March 2020): Long-Playing Records
The things that linger after the best of shows
Nothing Short of Thankful: The Avett Brothers at 20
Scott and Seth Avett came out of Cabarrus County two decades ago with songs, talent, heart, friends, impeccable timing, a manager who promoted them with an evangelist’s zeal, and an urge to pour their bonfire energy into the vessel of tradition—the driving fiddles-and-banjos folk sound of Piedmont North Carolina. This is their story, told by the people who know them best.
Q&A: Kevin O’Connor of 'This Old House'
He headlines Charlotte’s Southern Spring Home & Garden Show in February
Spring Fashion Preview 2020: True North
From Bermuda shorts and safari-inspired pieces to tiered dresses and utility rompers, you can take your style whichever direction you choose. This season, find what fits your look, your spirit, your path — your true north
Charlotte Attorney Sarah Byrne on Fighting for Victims of Human Trafficking
She leads a pro bono advocacy project at Moore & Van Allen
TRAVEL: Amelia Island Time
Life moves at a leisurely pace on this tranquil north Florida barrier island
The Silver Line Will Service the Airport. So Why’s the Stop a Mile from the Terminal?
A look at the future for the light rail line
Get To Know: Windy O’Connor of Windy O’Connor Art & Home
Windy O’Connor is a Charlotte-based fine artist and founder of Windy O’Connor Art & Home. She’s known for her colorful oil paintings that incorporate materials like wax, string, and graphite, and her “Chica” series, which are now available as made-to-order…
STYLE: The Vogue Room Foundation's Ebony Staten
Systems analyst supports minority female first-generation college students with stylish dorm rooms through her nonprofit
Editor's Note (February 2020): Well, Well, Wellness
Some of us may balk at the term, but all of us need it
'How the Hell Did We Lose It?': The CIAA Tournament’s Epilogue
This year marks the last installment of a weeklong party held uptown for 15 straight years. Will it come back?
HOMES: Inside Author Kimmery Martin's Home Office
The physician-turned-novelist welcomes us into her modern, light-filled Cotswold office before the February publication of her second novel, The Antidote for Everything
A Guide to Wellness in Charlotte: 2020
Ways to work, feed, and rest your body, mind, and soul
GUIDE: Super Bowl LIV Parties in Charlotte
Options across the city
Yeah, That Greenville: A Travel Guide
It’s a blend of Southern charm and urban boom, and it’s emerging as a foodie destination. Explore Greenville, South Carolina, before everyone else does
Not Last Week’s Carolina Panthers
Luuuuke’s gone. Joe Brady’s here. Cam? Who knows? It’s an offseason of seismic change for Charlotte’s NFL team.
A Night Out in ... Charlotte's Elizabeth Neighborhood
The latest in our date night series
Inside the Mecklenburg County Medical Examiner's Office
In a grim year for homicides, they probe what violence leaves behind
ANALYSIS: The Entertainment Emporium Has Arrived in Charlotte
A trend toward supersized bar/entertainment venues continues with the opening of Pins Mechanical Company
STYLE: Artist Marvin Espy
He waited three decades before he chose to chase his artistic dream
At Long Last, the Coal Ash Resolution
The State of North Carolina and Duke Energy signed off on it when they did, the last day of 2019, for a hard and practical reason: a deadline. But you can affix symbolic importance, too, to the long-awaited agreement Tuesday…
REAL ESTATE: Hot Listings Across Charlotte
Many of us make New Year’s resolutions to exercise more or simply live more active lives. Joining a gym is a good start, but these listings offer fitness options just steps from your bedroom.
Life Lessons: Liz Hilliard of Hilliard Studio Method
The 66-year-old fitness mogul on finding true love
Tepper Takes Over
Charlotte welcomed an MLS soccer franchise Tuesday, Charlotte’s third pro sports team and a clear signal if there ever was one that David Tepper, less than 18 months into his ownership of the Panthers, is the city’s Top Cat.
Boutique Call: 4 Notable Retailers That Opened in Charlotte in 2019
And one major collection
Inside Charlotte's Reimagining of What a Library Is Supposed to Be
Public libraries have been centers of learning and community in the United States for more than a century. In the internet age, they’ve turned into all-purpose civic assets and among the few places where people can spend time without having to spend money. Now, as Charlotte prepares to construct a new, $100 million Main Library uptown, its leaders reassess and reinforce just what—and for whom—a library is supposed to be
