Our community of paying subscribers is invited to drop in online on Thursday, December 17. And we have arranged for beer and wine specials, with delivery.
Dec 7, 2020
Plus: Big week ahead for Covid-related decisions; New data on Mecklenburg restaurant closings; N.C. ranked on mask use; November's rezonings; Charlotte wins war on cankerworms
Highlights: Townhomes planned to replace single-family houses in Ballantyne; Townhomes proposed to replace south Charlotte nursery; Expansion of athletic club; Affordable housing on West Blvd.
Dec 6, 2020
Plus: Readers share their favorite Teen Talk moments; Charlotte's top stories of the week
Dec 5, 2020
Plus: 15,000 Charlotte businesses received PPP loans; Whitewater Center buys more land; Local shoppers avoided Black Friday; Sales tax hike for transportation recommended; Ski season starts
Dec 4, 2020
From a group that helps families facing cancer to one that aids soldiers’ transitioning to civilian life, here's a list of local charities Ledger subscribers support – and why
Dec 3, 2020
Plus: Judge puts an end to Pittenger-Lebda lawsuit; N.C. expects Covid vaccine in as soon as 2 weeks; Belk suppliers complain of slow payments; Light-up doughnut sweater shows you're 'Hot Now'
Dec 2, 2020
Have a glance at nearly 70 Charlotte-area charities Ledger readers support — from a group that helps families facing cancer to one that aids soldiers’ transitioning to civilian life
Dec 1, 2020
Have a glance at nearly 70 charities Ledger readers support — from a group that helps families facing cancer to one that aids soldiers transitioning to civilian life
Nov 30, 2020
Plus: Hearst Tower architect blasts Truist over sign installation; Ballantyne developer reveals more details; CMS leader says Covid spread 'not taking place' in schools; Strip club permit stripped
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Nov 27, 2020
We aim to deliver smart, original journalism to Charlotte. Take advantage of our once-a-year discount on our paid version, this weekend only.
Nov 26, 2020
Organic grocer quickly expands in Charlotte region; New stores in Davidson, Concord and Fort Mill expected to open in January
Nov 25, 2020
We're grateful you're a member of The Ledger community. Here are the reasons why.
Plus: New Truist tower signs slammed online; CMS asks parents to return transportation survey; Last Charlotte-area Sears closes; Socially distant Santa arrives at SouthPark
Nov 23, 2020
Plus: Special Teen Talk Thanksgiving edition 🦃; top news of the week
Nov 21, 2020
Plus: City releases names of Covid grant recipients; Transit tax referendum possible in 2021; New economic mobility report; 'Nutcracker' to return (modified); Time to start hoarding toilet paper again
Nov 20, 2020
Plus: Who got Mecklenburg County Covid relief loans?; A raise for the county manager; CMS Covid data; Longtime Observer political reporter to retire; South Charlotte's teenage cheese-throwing epidemic
Nov 18, 2020
Nacho average prank: In a new style of teenage vandalism, cheese slices are reportedly soaring in parking lots, intersections and driveways
Plus: How North Carolina's Covid numbers stack up against other states'; N.C.'s top health official on why cases are increasing
Nov 17, 2020
Plus: Convention Center renovations moving along amid fears of construction-industry slowdown; 5 states ban indoor dining; Sycamore Brewing holiday beer cans go naughty again
Nov 16, 2020
Plus: Teen Talk slaps hard; Charlotte's top news of the week
Nov 14, 2020
Plus: Remembering Alex Trebek's 1984 visit to Charlotte; Region sees intense flooding; Ballantyne's Earth Fare reopens; Sandwich chain closes 4 restaurants; Give a shout-out to your favorite charity
Nov 13, 2020
Ledger subscribers like you are invited to tell us why you support the nonprofit that you do; We will publish the responses next month in a special edition with the goal of spurring donations
Nov 12, 2020
Grades 6-8 to return to school Jan. 5 instead of end of Thanksgiving week because of unanticipated driver shortage; Rhonda Cheek: ‘It pisses me off’
Nov 10, 2020
