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Every Voice, Lifted

A music-filled excursion from Charlotte to the Legacy Museum in Montgomery visits the painful stations along the long, hard freedom highway

NBA All-Star Game Weekend Parties in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE PLAYS host to the National Basketball Association royalty this month as the annual All-Star Game comes to town. Aside from those famous faces, celebrities of all kinds, including Gucci Mane, are scheduled to appear in town. Who knows who else…

Super Bowl LIII Parties in Charlotte

The New England Patriots are making yet another appearance in the Super Bowl. This year, the team takes on the Los Angeles Rams. Whether you’re a die-hard Tom Brady fan, or just in it for the food, drinks and commercials,…

Shopping: Power Bags

WHETHER YOU'RE JUST starting a new job, or you earned a big promotion, invest in a power bag that reflects your business style. Look for a structured handbag that will make you look and feel like the professional you are.…

Meet the Charlotte Women Fighting for Food Justice

Access to fresh produce and nutritious meals is inequitable across Mecklenburg County. These gleaners, teachers, and visionaries are changing that. A new food revolution is coming, and its soldiers are armed with unwanted tomatoes, a portable skillet, and tenacity

Essay: Who Rules This City?

There is no singular story of women. The women leading the Queen City are not just the individuals elected to public office. They’re the farmers, the community organizers, the doctors, chefs, and inventors. And they’re calling the shots

Watch Them Run

In 2017, women filled the streets of uptown carrying neon posters and wearing pink knit hats. Two years later, more women than ever before ran for and won positions in public office, and now they’re settling into their roles as representatives, senators, council members, and commissioners. After the so-called Year of the Woman, will the shift yield change?

ICE’s Charlotte Clampdown

Federal immigration officials arrested two undocumented immigrants at the Mecklenburg County courthouse Wednesday, leading to outrage from Charlotte’s immigrant community.

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