Plus: New Charlotte-themed crossword, and the news of the week: Assessing fallout of possible Roe reversal; City budget raises parking, utility costs; Tepper Sports CEO departs; Queens joins D1 sports
May 7, 2022
Charlotte brings in a former MLS rookie of the year, and a second U-22 international player; Nick Kelly's abrupt resignation as Tepper Sports CEO; Fuchs' son celebrates dad's goal; Jozwiak in slo-mo
May 6, 2022
Plus: BofA CEO answers questions on bank's abortion views; Waxhaw house hits market at $5.6M; Communications firm CEO plans expansion; Dashew explains superintendent firing; UNC star in 'Outer Banks'
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May 5, 2022
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Plus: New plans for 2 uptown buildings; The outlook in N.C. if Roe v. Wade is overturned; Proposed Charlotte budget raises parking fees; Maureen O’Boyle to leave WBTV; Belmont enlists 'goatscaping'
May 4, 2022
Also remembered: A social worker with Mecklenburg County; a former CMS principal; a longtime Charlotte orthodontist; a Navy sonarman who served in WWII
May 3, 2022
Plus: New Davidson president says he's 'coming home'; Your guide to local voter guides; Sports gambling coming soon to Kings Mountain; Panthers' top draft pick reminisces on Pizza Peel, Matthews Alive
May 2, 2022
Plus the top news of the week: Tepper interested in stadium renovations? — New CMS interim superintendent already making changes — Huge site in South End up for sale — Davidson names new president
Apr 30, 2022
4-year-old fan visits practice, defender Adam Armour out for season and more
Apr 29, 2022
Plus: Parent files lawsuit against Charlotte Latin; Tim Newman picks up yet another criminal charge; New home for Blackhawk Hardware slide; Hacked road sign welcomes visitors uptown with 'F— You'
Apr 28, 2022
Plus: CMS interim superintendent already making changes; Observer bot writes news articles; Airport celebrates birthday but without Jerry Orr; Winston, Egleston lead in council fundraising
Apr 27, 2022
Also remembered: A longtime secretary at Berryhill Elementary; an artist and retail fashion illustrator; a corporate turnaround specialist; a past president of the Charlotte Board of Realtors
Apr 26, 2022
Plus: Some lucky residents will be named 'Recycling Warriors' (with yard sign); Charlotte Ballet brings 'Sleeping Beauty' to life; Another HQ move from uptown to South End; Housing prices still rising
Apr 25, 2022
Plus: A new Charlotte-themed crossword; News of week: Earnest Winston and James Borrego fired — Panthers terminate agreement with Rock Hill — West Charlotte forfeits football games
Apr 23, 2022
It’s time for Fútbol Friday, The Charlotte Ledger’s weekly newsletter getting you up to speed on Charlotte FC, the city’s new pro soccer team.
Apr 22, 2022
Plus: Lawyers square off on Myers Park High sexual assault lawsuit; Expansion plans at the N.C. Zoo; Ledger 40 Over 40 party is a hot ticket; Robot security guard named 'Parker' patrols uptown
Apr 21, 2022
Board members in their own words; What about the school board's leadership?; Background on new superintendents; PLUS: Mask mandate ends at airports and on planes; Urban pickleball for LoSo
Apr 20, 2022
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Apr 19, 2022
Also remembered: A former judge and planning commissioner; an advocate for Celiac awareness; a well-known youth slam poetry participant; a general manager with Jefferson Pilot
Special school board meeting called for tomorrow to discuss fate of Earnest Winston, who has led Charlotte's public schools since 2019; More turnover at top job ahead?
Apr 18, 2022
The retired Truist CEO reflects on lessons from 50 years in banking.
Plus: Another Polish star joins the team — and how do you pronounce 'Kamil Jozwiak'?; What the heck is an 'olímpico'?; Charlotte FC players show support for Hornets, Charlotte Independence
Apr 15, 2022
