September 2009
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 | From Dusk Till DawnThe days may be getting cooler, but the nightlife in Charlotte is definitely heating up. From charming spots to sip your first cocktail of the evening to a do-it-yourself Bloody Mary bar perfect for the next morning, this is your total guide to a night out in the city. Edited by Sarah Crosland |
 | Neon NightsThis fall's fashions leave little doubt about one thing: like it or not, the 1980s are back. Stylish dresses, dark denim, and dramatic jewels fit right in at the hip new Fillmore Charlotte and Halo nightclub at the North Carolina Music Factory. Produced by Sarah Crosland with Melissa Lamkin |
 | Choose Your Own AdventureWhen it comes to adventure travel, everyone is different -- some like it easy and some like adrenaline-packed vacations. Here are eleven trips, from kite surfing to dog sledding to snorkeling, each one appropriate for even the most (un)adventurous types. So choose your own and have the time of your life doing it. Edited by Blake Miller |
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Religion
What happens after we die? Your religion may have one idea. Controversial Bishop John Spong, a Charlotte native, has another
By Miriam Durkin
Crime
Trust us: you do not want to see one of these nurses. Because if you do, it's probably the worst day of your life
By Jeremy Markovich
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Arts | Fashion One-shoulder dresses are cool this fall Style Stylish kicks for men Beauty Locally made soaps and scrubs for your summer-worn skin Trends Self-serve your pet at these doggie wash spots Shopping Yogawear gets hip. Plus, Madewell opens its doors Best Bets This month's hottest events Agenda What to do and see in September |
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Local Flavor
How one Charlotte family is creating an Asian-fusion cuisine empire
A la Carte
News and gossip from the city's restaurant scene. Plus, fresh side ideas for your next tailgate
Now Open
Fran Scibelli is back to baking in her new Dilworth restaurant
Trends
Brown bagging your lunch just got cool—and healthful
Guide
The city's savviest restaurant listings
