Plus: Uptown property values, too many apartments and warehouses?, Savona Mill signs first office tenant, LoSo apartments planned, UDO changes, reader poll on slow-moving developments
Apr 21, 2025
Plus: Looking back at Bokhari's tenure; Tax deadline extended to September; American to offer free wifi; Catholic churches to open tonight after pope's death; Libraries closed through Tuesday
'Kimberly Akimbo' runs through April 27 at Knight Theater
A 4-part series about how to make the most of retirement
Apr 19, 2025
Pep Biel has eight goal contributions in eight games for Charlotte FC, leads MLS in assists; Plus: Health updates on Zaha, Ream and Byrne, US Open Cup matchup, advancing San Diego game and more
Apr 18, 2025
With so many senior living options in the Charlotte area, today's Retiring Well can help you ask the right questions and make informed decisions about where — and how — you want to live.
Apr 16, 2025
In today's Retiring Well series, we asked Charlotte-area retirees to reflect on their best decisions, biggest surprises and what they wish they’d known
Apr 15, 2025
Our Retiring Well series kicks off today, exploring what it means to grow older with purpose, community — and a plan.
Apr 14, 2025
Toklomati giving Agyemang a run at striker; Zaha to miss Montreal game following thumb surgery and Snapchats new life in Charlotte; FIFA president visits ahead of Club World Cup; previewing Saturday
Apr 11, 2025
An update on The Ledger's progress building a responsible and sustainable local media company
Plus: Effect of tariffs on Charlotte construction; CLT passenger surge to level off; Ledger podcast series on workplace trends; Toppman on Bechtler exhibit; Final day for 40 Over 40 early-bird pricing
Apr 9, 2025
'Virginia Jaramillo: Principle of Equivalence' runs at The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art through June 8.
Plus: Tax increase proposed for uptown tax district; Rezoning filings experienced rare dip; Charlotte townhome boom; 110 East signs restaurant; Symphony Park video
Apr 8, 2025
Also remembered: Director of the Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing; a first responder during 9/11; former librarian of the year; organizer in the Wilmore community
Small-business owners, community volunteers, nonprofit leaders — this year's group of 40 leaders aged 40+ is making Charlotte better
Apr 7, 2025
The project aims to revamp and enliven the underused 7.5-acre park at SouthPark Mall
Plus: Tax filing deadline pushed back; Tryon Medical makes changes for heart patients; Podcast on helping teens achieve goals; Pollen outlook; Thousands protest; Life-sized interactive Monopoly
Plus: The news of the week — I-485 toll lanes delayed; Stock advice amid market plunge; new county manager announced; N.C. Court of Appeals sides with Republican judicial candidate
Apr 5, 2025
Charlottean Cheryl Perry is on a journey through the world's biggest marathons, from Tokyo to New York
The new Charlotte FC star is adapting to MLS, plus Ream calls Doumbia 'actual left back,' Aston Villa fans gather in town, and a preview of Saturday's rivalry game vs. Nashville
Apr 4, 2025
Plus: 'Whispers' about zoning changes, a proposed tower near The Pearl and more; nonprofit works to solve childcare obstacles; Charlotte lands military games; new traffic pattern at the airport
The Aldersgate retirement community has signed a letter of intent to affiliate with Asheville-based senior living nonprofit Givens Communities. Experts say it looks to be a positive path forward.
Independence Boulvard plans pushed back, and I-77 tolling proceeds
Apr 3, 2025
Getting care plans in place. Having tough conversations. Setting realistic expectations. We'll cover these and more in a free 1-hour webinar with Caregiving Corner on April 8 from 10-11 a.m.
Plus: Developer submits plans for apartments near The Pearl; Answering reader question about Providence at Fairview; Shopping center beside Northlake sells; Real estate deals
