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Cassie Parsons: Restaurateur of the Year

In 2004 Cassie Parsons started selling pork from her ten-acre Grateful Growers Farm to high-end Charlotte restaurants, many of which had never before carried locally raised meat. In 2009 she brought the city its first upscale food truck and kick-started…

Cassie Parsons: The Locavore

Cassie Parsons is changing the way Charlotte eats By Sarah Crosland Farmer, chef, and restaurateur Cassie Parsons has been making a profit ever since she opened Harvest Moon Grille last October. And Parsons, who sees her establishment as a way…

Wining & Dining: Power Restaurants

When it comes to toasting a merger or debating over dinner, Charlotte’s power players have their favorites. Here’s where the big wigs go and the big deals go down By Michelle Boudin   Del Frisco's 4725 Piedmont Row Drive South…

When the DNC Comes to Town, Who Wins?

When Charlotte hosts the Democratic National Convention in September 2012, plenty of locals will profit—in political, economic, or social capital. But for almost every winner there’s a loser. Our take on who the DNC will help and who it will…

The VIP List

Sometimes the best way to know who wields power and influence in a city is as simple as looking at the guest list. We tracked down five of the top public relations and marketing execs in the city and asked…

Cam Newton: The Player

Already the most influential sports figure in town, what’s to stop Cam Newton from evolving into Charlotte’s first sports icon? By Frank Barrows Photography by Kent Smith This just in to the NewsHubActionCentralHotLine: three people met for drinks in Charlotte…

Leon & Sandra Levine, Harvey Gantt: The Titans

Few people have influenced Charlotte like Harvey Gantt and Leon and Sandra Levine. The current mayor and one of the city’s other top philanthropic couples share how and why   Leon and Sandra Levine No two couples have had the…

Ann Caulkins: The Publisher

The Charlotte Observer still determines what’s news in this town. But the economy and the Internet are conspiring against it. It’s up to Ann Caulkins to make it work By RICHARD THURMOND The Charlotte Observer finds itself in a conundrum.…

Super Cam

Cam Newton already has a figurine (MacFarlane toys is releasing 3,000 tiny Cam statues). But that one just poses. This one throws, smiles, and overachieves. Presenting Cam Newton, the action figure.   Click below to enlarge Super Cam and read…

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