Bishop Peter Jugis plans to retire in May due to health concerns; new bishop is a Franciscan priest who currently serves as a pastor near Atlanta
Apr 10, 2024
Big Charlotte construction company sold?; Analysis of Vanguard-Centene deal; BofA consolidates uptown office space; opposition to proposed UDO change
Apr 9, 2024
Also remembered: An owner of a self-care spa; the founder of Goppold Architecture; a well-known leader in the textile industry
Plus: Developer seeks tax incentives for uptown apartments; City council member's band in music festival lineup; Blumenthal Arts launches immersive center; Myers Park student killed in crash
Apr 8, 2024
Proposal calls for up to $19M from city and county to convert 'obsolete' former Duke Energy headquarters on College Street
'Da704 is going to be saying that Post Malone opened for us,' council member Tariq Bokhari says
The first exhibit of 'Blume Studios' will be an outer space exhibit using virtual reality that starts in September
On a recent evening, we joined a 15-person class that offers an up-close look at the human body
Here are the stories of 5 Charlotte-area residents who were inspired to make big life changes and the lessons they learned along the way
Apr 7, 2024
When her real estate income vanished overnight, she realized she could make money from her art. Last year, she live-painted at 45 weddings.
Apr 6, 2024
Winger Liel Abada welcomed by Bank of America ovation and fan event, ready to make his mark on field, plus New England coach's bold prediction, Bronico's return and previewing New England
Apr 5, 2024
'Tea is a tool' for Rhonda Griffin and the nonprofit she created to improve the lives of a community in Nicaragua.
"Message in a Bottle" runs through April 7 at the Knight Theater.
Alexandra Santiago had found success as a Spanish-language reporter and editor, but something was missing — stability
Apr 4, 2024
Michael Olert retired as a salesman for Procter & Gamble and headed to culinary school at Johnson & Wales. In the last 6 years, he's sold 70,000 crab cakes to hungry customers.
Apr 3, 2024
Elizabeth Landon had reached a pinnacle of musical success, but she kept feeling a tug to explore a new career
Apr 2, 2024
Plus: Park Road Shopping Center petitions for new district; New wrinkle in Piper Glen development saga; Plans for I-277 scrutinized; Review board approves new South End color
Apr 1, 2024
Plus Westwood on fan chant, Bronico and Copetti set to return, and previewing Saturday's game against Supporters' Shield winner FC Cincinnati
Mar 29, 2024
Developers Daniel Levine and David Miller agreed to end the case after 2 days of jury selection; Dispute over 11 acres at Providence and Fairview
Mar 27, 2024
Plus: Pineville approves electric substation over neighbor objections; Latest real estate whispers; County Polaris database overhauled; Flooding meeting set; McDonald's to sell Krispy Kreme donuts
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Is there a boom coming in detached guest houses in Charlotte? 'I think it can get really, really big'
After the Ledger's extensive coverage of financial troubles at the Aldersgate retirement community, state regulators added historical data to the state's databases to give consumers more information
Mar 26, 2024
Also remembered: Former owner of Total Fitness Warehouse; debate coach at West Mecklenburg High and Northwest School of the Arts; former model at the Charlotte Merchandise Mart and longtime volunteer
Pineville town council voted 3-2 to build a controversial electric substation near a neighborhood that straddles the NC-SC state line
Mar 25, 2024
