Plus: Are you a Teen Talk 'stan'?; Charlotte's top news of the week
Oct 17, 2020
Plus: State Covid numbers continue to climb; LendingTree sign atop new South End HQ; Land purchase on Freedom Drive; Jimmie's Restaurant closes after 60+ years
Oct 16, 2020
Once the staples of office parks and breweries, Charlotte’s food trucks roll into residential areas; ‘sharp pivot’ to cul-de-sacs, apartments
Oct 15, 2020
Plus: Hot new development area near uptown; CLT's airport lounges reopen; CMS changes name of Vance High to Julius L. Chambers High; Home sales stay strong; Carowinds reopening early?
Oct 14, 2020
Plus: Double check tax returns to ensure state payment; CMS student wifi needs now met; City to buy Eastland parcel; Boomers gone wild in Cornelius
Oct 12, 2020
Plus: Teen Talk gets salty; Charlotte's top news of the week
Oct 10, 2020
Mecklenburg's test positivity rate falls to 4.9%, an indicator of 'minimal community spread'; PLUS: Finally, a med school for Charlotte.
Oct 9, 2020
Plus: Suicides and STDs on the rise, health director says; Legal advice for coping with the new workplace; Sonic Automotive's board backs CEO after felony arrest; A big oak tree for uptown
Plus: Panthers unveil renderings of boujee HQ; Busy Dilworth greenway closed; New mansions for Tepper, McCaffrey; Novant hospital purchase approved; Van Halen's 1984 Charlotte Coliseum concert
Oct 7, 2020
Apartment bonanza: Developers propose apartments in Mallard Creek, at I-77 and I-485 near Huntersville, near South End, in the Whitewater Center area — plus another big warehouse near the airport
Oct 6, 2020
Plus: Newly reopened movie theaters might close again; How to get your liquor license taken away; Duke Energy merger proposal still alive?; Checking in at App State after Covid death
Oct 5, 2020
Plus: Teen talk; Charlotte's top news of the week; Harvest moon over uptown
Oct 3, 2020
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Oct 2, 2020
Plus: 'Comfort reading' up, sales down at Park Road Books; Halloween health recommendations might disappoint your kids; Charlotte unemployment falls; Bojangles pimento cheese award
Elementary students will attend school two days each week instead of one-week-in, two-weeks-out rotations
Oct 1, 2020
Plan for housing behind Discovery Place Kids aims to enliven ‘sleepy’ downtown, but some residents object: ‘We’re not NoDa’
Plus: Apple picking in high demand; Tepper faces $120M tax bill; John Fox sells Quail Hollow mansion; New Metropolitan tenant?; Gene Woods music video
Sep 30, 2020
Wall Street Journal says major Charlotte employer turned down offer from Florida's NextEra Energy; Would have been biggest utility merger in history
Sep 29, 2020
'Comfort reading' is up during the pandemic, but sales have dipped, owner says
Sep 28, 2020
Plus: Health department backs CMS school plan; BofA to issue 'racial equality' bond; Libraries to allow customers inside starting Wednesday; Reader mailbag; Beer steins out in force in 'LoSo'
Plus: Vibe with our Teen Talk feature; Top news of the week
Sep 26, 2020
Plus: Developer outlines plans for new Ballantyne high school; CMS enrollment declines by nearly 5,000; Ledger recognized for Covid coverage and investigative reporting; The return of Phat Burrito?
Sep 25, 2020
Plus: Local districts speed by CMS on return-to-school plans; Mecklenburg retail rebounds; Design flaw behind Ballantyne townhome 'arrowgate'?; 'Jesus Saves guy' goes national
Sep 23, 2020
Boutique shopping is picking back up as women seek to freshen fall wardrobes, but with trade shows canceled and supply chains disrupted, running a fashion business is tough
Plus: Why most of Charlotte's IHOPs remain closed; Ballantyne backlash over arrow signs; Bill Spoon's BBQ sells to developer; N.C. unemployment falls; Neiman Marcus gets into the holiday spirit
Sep 21, 2020
