Plus: Is Truist sign hullabaloo about to hit Atlanta?; 2 insiders weigh in on Charlotte's UDO draft🔥; art at the police station; AVDX to pop the bubbly; bread and diamond news
Oct 13, 2021
This article originally appeared in the October 13, 2021, edition of The Charlotte Ledger.
Also remembered: A longtime CMS administrator; a founding board member of Trinity Episcopal School; a chef, businessman and horse trainer; a former steel company CEO and adviser on numerous boards
Oct 12, 2021
Plus: N.C. legislators weigh in on alcohol reform; hot September rezonings🔥; F3 marks 10-year anniversary; Eagles soar to victory over Panthers despite early Carolina lead
Oct 11, 2021
N.C. ABC officials say the state's liquor shortage stems from a number of issues, and some citizens say the system should be privatized. We asked lawmakers what they think.
Plus the news of the week: CMS enrollment flat — Cheri Beasley zooms ahead in campaign fundraising — early AvidXchange investors set to cash in — reality show planned for Charlotte FC
Oct 9, 2021
Plus: The hunt for food at Charlotte's airport; Draft of city's new development ordinance released; BofA hikes pay; Beasley leads in fundraising; Mick Jagger does ordinary things in Pittsburgh
Oct 8, 2021
The following article appeared in the October 8, 2021, edition of The Charlotte Ledger, an e-newsletter with local business-y news and insights for Charlotte, N.C.
Apartments in west Charlotte; townhomes in east Charlotte, Ballantyne and Derita; and a site plan for Cotswold's Chick-fil-A
Oct 7, 2021
You’re reading Transit Time, a weekly newsletter for Charlotte people who leave the house.
Plus: How much will AvidXchange CEO make from IPO?; Crescent details plans for River District; What's up with empty express bus lanes on Independence?; Braxton Winston's speeding tickets
Oct 6, 2021
Also remembered: An LGBTQ+ advocate; a site director for the Pineville Hot Lunches program; a broadcaster turned bank executive, aid to Hugh McColl; a longtime kindergarten teacher at CMS
Oct 5, 2021
It's on Thursday, October 7, at 7 p.m. and is available to Ledger members. You can register here.
Oct 4, 2021
Plus: New Huntersville Firebirds stymied in bottle display; Update coming on Crescent's big River District project (and renderings!); 2 land sales on 7th St./Monroe Road; Married amid bunny art
Plus the news of the week: New top federal prosecutor nominated, former school board chairman mounts comeback, IPO ahead for AvidXchange, and maybe you heard something about Mick Jagger
Oct 2, 2021
It's on Thursday (October 7) at 7 p.m. and is available to Ledger members. All the details below.
Oct 1, 2021
Plus: AvidXchange files for IPO; Private equity firm makes big move into food; New townhomes planned in Ballantyne; Ledger college night event; Jay Bilas trades barbs with Phil Mickelson
Sep 30, 2021
Plus: City study predicts where duplexes and triplexes will be built; Longtime dry cleaner to close in Dilworth; Concord liquor stores limit vodka sales; New U.S. Attorney nominated
Sep 29, 2021
Also remembered: A businessman who built a truck company from scratch; a longtime teacher and former teacher of the year in CMS; a parking contractor for Charlotte sporting events
Sep 28, 2021
Plus: S.C. liquor store owner capitalizes on empty shelves in N.C.; Covid numbers stabilize; Supply-chain woes could dampen Halloween; Giant inflatable bunnies in uptown
Sep 27, 2021
Plus: The news of the week — Covid boosters roll out for seniors and high-risk groups — Sonic Automotive makes a big purchase — Huge NC/SC liquor disparity remains
Sep 25, 2021
Seizing on Mecklenburg liquor shortage, Southern Spirits gets creative to spread the word that it’s ‘fully stocked’
Sep 24, 2021
Even before Covid, Charlotte-area malls were struggling to compete in the digital age. Now, they must find a new reason to exist.
Plus: Covid boosters rolling out; Next steps for Methodist church after Myers Park townhome approval; One Chick-fil-A reopens, another set for rebuild; Johnson & Wales prez lands new gig
