Plus: A closer look at N.C. data centers
Apr 16, 2026
This show runs through April 26 at Knight Theater, 430 S. Tryon St.
Plus: Mass-timber office project; Diving into Charlotte’s Q1 office market; Rezoning filed for CLT’s front door; Scout Motors has a temporary Charlotte HQ office; Capital One Cafe’s Charlotte debut?
Apr 15, 2026
Plus: Hornets clinch thrilling victory in overtime; Data center regulations coming soon; Council divided over how to manage street vending; Why Charlotte's lack of identity could be an asset; Charlotte Ballet artistic director's vision; First budget for new transit sales tax
Also remembered: A director at the American Recorder Society; the founder of Dikadee’s Front Porch restaurant; an architect for a development firm
Apr 14, 2026
State may be forgoing $50M+ a year through decades-old tax exemptions
Apr 13, 2026
Plus: Airport forecasts almost zero passenger growth; Toppman reviews Davidson 'Fact' play; City seeks teen employers; Guv suggests eliminating data center incentives; American raises bag fees
'The Lifespan of a Fact' runs through April 26 at Armour Street Theatre in Davidson
From packed waiting rooms to burnout, local ER workers say the show nails it
Airport CFO says fewer passengers is both "good and bad"
Nearly 1,200 teens applied — now the city needs companies to hire them
Upcoming projects and events
Apr 11, 2026
A conversation with Michael Graff, founder of The Charlotte Optimist
Apr 10, 2026
'Natural intelligence' could be your biggest workplace advantage
Plus: Aloko set for MLS debut, Nashville might rest starters, Westy's extra work, Agyemang's crushing blow and more
Demand for skilled labor is outpacing supply across the Carolinas
Apr 9, 2026
Public trust in AI remains low
Apr 8, 2026
How Charlotte landed a second headquarters for a Japan-based financial services company
Apr 7, 2026
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. to have positions including executive, middle-management, associate and analyst roles; $165K average salaries
Also remembered: A social worker and watercolor artist; the founder of a recording studio; a longtime resident adviser at The Salvation Army; a pathologist and head of the blood bank at Presbyterian
Graduates are facing a tougher, more crowded job market
Inside the big shifts coming to the workplace
Apr 6, 2026
A conversation with Alejandro Cerrudo, Charlotte Ballet's artistic director
Apr 3, 2026
Plus: Kessler poised to return, crosstown foe to come in U.S. Open, advancing Saturday vs. Philadelphia Union and more
Plus: Resolution adopted for Manor Theatre project; Crane count drops; Real Estate Whispers jams; Industrial park fetches nine figures in sale; Why McColl Park is closed
Apr 1, 2026
