Sometimes, cooking just isn't in the cards. If you're hoping for a clean kitchen this holiday season, look no further than the below Charlotte restaurants that will be open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to serve you festive favorites…
Charlotte has two of the three worst active pro sports venues for food safety, according to a report Thursday by the ESPN investigative series ‘Outside the Lines.’
A South Carolina newspaper reported Wednesday that the Carolina Panthers, as rumored, are exploring the possibility of a new practice complex in South Carolina. Is this an opening gambit in a chess game over public funding for stadium improvements?
Peruse these pop-ups for unique and Charlotte-centric gifts.
Minneapolis just did something extraordinary for an American city—it banned single-family-only zones. Why can’t Charlotte do the same?
The Tar Heel State, especially in the mountains, is situated perfectly at the snow/sleet/freezing rain line.
Local politicos and council members themselves have generated some heat lately on whether City Council members should continue to serve two-year terms or switch to staggered four-year ones.
VERTICAL GARDENS thrive both indoors and outdoors, but during the gray winter months, a colorful living wall can be a welcomed backdrop. Eric Westerduin, strategy director at Suite Plants, recently installed this living wall at The Launch Factory, a co-working space…
The world of aesthetics is full of changes. One moment, granite is the go-to material for kitchen countertops; the next, it's old news. How do you keep up with the ever-changing trends of the interior design world? Well, if you're reading…
Ten individuals who gave love to the city this year, and me, who gave shorts
What do our choices about where to live say about the future we want?
The city turns 250 this month. How have we grown?
Inside the creative mind of design pro behind the Crunkleton
Charlotte driving is a pain in the taillight. The City Council, thankfully, has taken some steps to make it less so. Still, though, keep an eye out for those scooters.
THE WORDS and watercolors that make up Places of the Heart, a book of paintings and poetry by Leighton Ford, celebrate the beauty of the earth. With it, Ford hopes it offers a bit of brightness in a world darkened by…
ON THE RACECAR CIRCUIT, John Freeman was known as “Johnny Fly.” He started as a teenager in the Legends Cars series, racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway, where Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kyle Busch learned the sport. At age 19 he…
If you've spent any amount of time on social media within the past couple of days, you may have noticed a recurring hashtag. Or maybe you saw it last year, and let it slide by without truly ever asking what…
Theoretically, we have the tools. This Charlotte group is working to turn theory into reality
And the hurricane won. What we can learn from one coastal watering hole’s stand against Florence
ONLY A WEEK BACK from Nepal, Amelia Old’s voice cracked and growled, scratchy from the "Khumbu Cough," a bronchial infection from the ultra-dry high-altitude air she encountered trekking in the Himalayas. Old and her husband, Tim, are readjusting to suburban…
The Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation announced last week that Sam Perkins, a Charlotte native who had held the position of riverkeeper since 2012, was stepping down.
Boxes wrapped in silver and gold, stacked high with bows on top. What’s inside? Here are 123 ideas
MOMENTS AGO, President Trump and the First Lady greeted their new green guest in front of the White House—it arrived in a horse-drawn carriage, as precious cargo sometimes does. From Newland, North Carolina, the 19.5-foot-tall guest drew viewers from all…
EACH YEAR, we select a group of people who've made this city a better place, and we call them the Charlotteans of the Year. Below, you'll find this year's class: CATHY BESSANT GREG AND SUBRINA COLLIER PAT COTHAM SIL…
Love Christmas? Love cocktails? Take a short day trip from Charlotte to celebrate the two at this popular pop-up bar coming soon.
Part of our Charlotte magazine neighborhood date series
ANALYSIS: When he lost a Mecklenburg County commissioners’ seat he’d held for 22 years, Bill James said, in effect: Screw you guys; I’m going home.
Escape from the resort to explore and eat
