Have a glance at nearly 50 Charlotte-area charities Ledger readers support — from the arts to the outdoors, helping the hungry and abused, assisting children and the elderly
Nov 30, 2021
Plus: Political types jostle for position as filing season opens; Blakeney shopping center sold for $181M; YMCA lost $40M in pandemic, new CEO says; Bojangles unwraps Midtown restaurant
Nov 29, 2021
PLUS: Charlotte Ledger Crosswords Week 2
Nov 27, 2021
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Nov 23, 2021
What's inside: CMS schools are getting taller; What's behind the Pop It fidget toy craze?; Records request uncovers most popular names; Kids give their hot takes on Charlotte's hottest restaurants
Nov 22, 2021
Plus: Teen Talk Thanksgiving cheat sheet; News of the week — new state budget gives raises to government workers and cuts taxes — CMS adds staff to investigate Title IX allegations
Nov 20, 2021
Plus: Siskey investors recover money; Liquor supplies improving, ABC says; Charlotte region attracting Olympic teams?; Uptown hotel to restart; Panthers' Super Bowl 'wardrobe malfunction' doc
Nov 19, 2021
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Nov 18, 2021
Plus: New renderings of huge Ballantyne project; How state budget could affect your finances; New YMCA CEO; Newsletter wins national award; Which is taller: 30-story or 23-story South End tower?
Nov 17, 2021
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Nov 16, 2021
Also remembered: A consultant who developed a minority business program in Charlotte; a former Charlotte Observer fashion editor, interior designer; a businessman who built thousands of homes
Ledger members like you are invited to tell us why you support the nonprofit that you do; We will publish the responses in a special edition with the goal of spurring donations
Nov 15, 2021
Plus: Longtime Dilworth consignment shop is closing; Charlotte's airport could be key to landing ACC; Atlanta and Wilmington drop mask requirements; Wine and cheese shortage in Huntersville
Plus: Top news of the week — Cam's back — CMS suspends administrators and Myers Park High gets a new principal — Redistricting for CMS and city — NCDOT faces $12B shortfall to build roads
Nov 13, 2021
Plus: Who's paying to replace the faulty purple streetlights?; Southern Christmas Show makes a merry return; Judge orders more education funding; Transit Time newsletter up for national award
Nov 12, 2021
Nov 11, 2021
Plus: A surprise visit from Grandma after travel restrictions end; Answering reader question on NoDa Bojangles mural; Townhomes aplenty in October rezonings; Apartment towers in South End and LoSo
Nov 10, 2021
Also remembered: A founder of a Charlotte foster care agency; a department chair in chemistry at Queens; an educator at CPCC and West Charlotte High
Nov 9, 2021
Townhomes by the Music Factory, Camp North End, Steele Creek, Reedy Creek and Providence Road; NoDa eateries want to add seating; Mixed-use on North Tryon
Plus: Checking in on nondiscrimination ordinance; County mask mandate could end by Thanksgiving; Future of Uptown Cabaret and Midnight Diner; New Yorkers take over Charlotte
Nov 8, 2021
Plus: Top news of the week — Towers planned for Morehead Street — Mask mandate could come to an end soon — 2 more guns seized at a CMS school — Lowe's tower in SouthEnd under contract
Nov 6, 2021
Plus: Huge 3-tower development planned between Uptown and South End; could future of Charlotte Pipe land be hitting a snag?; LoSo cidery closing
Nov 5, 2021
Sales of luxury homes at the lake are soaring — what's up with that trend?
Nov 4, 2021
Plus: Pro tips on navigating flight cancellations; South End Lowe's tower said to be under contract; Charlotte competing for surgical training center; Epicentre even more vacant; Candy thieves filmed
Nov 3, 2021