Also remembered: The namesake of the secretarial program at CPCC; a founder of a local church and a noted youth choir; a movie camera operator who shot films and hundreds of commercials
Nov 2, 2021
Plus: Real estate brokers buzzing about high-priced office towers; Many flights grounded at CLT; CMS says schools can plan proms; Kenny Chesney concert coming; Wells develops online assistant 'Fargo'
Nov 1, 2021
Plus: Top news of the week — CMS students get 4-day weekend — Burr investigated for insider trading — police shooting case dismissed — Novant must pay $10M in reverse discrimination verdict
Oct 30, 2021
Plus: Coffeeshop and wine bar planned near SouthPark library; City proposes new regulations for Airbnb owners; Economic development exec moves on; Cardinal Healthcare layoffs
Oct 29, 2021
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Oct 28, 2021
Plus: New plans for old United Way building uptown; Judge dismisses police shooting lawsuit; American revamps elite status program; $10M discrimination verdict against Novant; Pumpkin wall to debut
Oct 27, 2021
Also remembered: Longtime educators with CMS; a construction lobbyist and honoree; a real-estate agent and major arts donor
Oct 26, 2021
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Plus: Tepper reveals Panthers outlook and more in CNBC interview; Lawyer David Rudolf moves to Canada; Yoga instructors push for more pay from Whitewater Center; Ledger happy hour tomorrow
Oct 25, 2021
Plus: Top news of the week — Water main break causes pandemonium — CMS enrollment drop centered on south Charlotte — Covid vaccines for kids coming soon — Cooper visits Ballantyne daycare
Oct 23, 2021
Plus: AvidXchange riches results in charity boost; Meck ABC board outlines steps to get liquor flowing; new CPCC health science center named for Levines; vaccines for kids coming soon
Oct 22, 2021
Oct 21, 2021
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Oct 20, 2021
Plus: New felony charge for Tim Newman; The latest major and not-so-major water main break headlines; Flyover Friday trailer ahead of Season 2 debut; Cheerleader 'privilege' banner criticized
Also remembered: A designer of upscale homes; a longtime optician and jazz drummer; an Hispanic voters advocate who served on numerous state boards; a pioneer in cardiac rehabilitation
Oct 19, 2021
More than half the city affected by broken water main, according to new map from water department
Oct 18, 2021
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Plus: Coyote season in Charlotte; County Covid numbers continue falling; 'Staggering' CMS teacher exodus; Midtown tower set for council approval; Jeopardy contestants stumped by obscure N.C. city
This article originally appeared in the October 18, 2021, edition of The Charlotte Ledger.
To ensure that we fully understood the issues described in the Ledger article “The case of the $10,000 colonoscopy,” we sent a series of questions about billing practices to Atrium Health.
Oct 17, 2021
Plus: Top news of the week — New report on homelessness — AvidXchange rings Nasdaq bell — Bosco reassigned — Charlotte diamond business acquired — Energy prices expected to rise
Oct 16, 2021
Plus: Buckle up for higher energy bills this winter; what will Charlotte's population look like in 2050?; former Myers Park principal reassigned; CMS seeks 'guest teachers' to alleviate shortage
Oct 15, 2021
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