Companies are investing in modern designs and amenities to make the office more like your living room
Dec 7, 2023
Vacancy rates rise as remote and hybrid work persists
Dec 6, 2023
Also remembered: A monsignor in Charlotte parish; longtime history teacher at Independence High; an owner of a pub in South End; a hall of famer and golf director at Carmel Country Club
Dec 5, 2023
In an era of remote and hybrid work, companies like Red Ventures are becoming more intentional about spreading expertise to younger employees.
Hotel developer buys prime spot on South Tryon Street for $8M
Dec 4, 2023
First-class airfare, too; Appearance lasted 4.5 hours
Plus: Chetty earned $50,000 for talk on economic opportunity; Vets 'on pins and needles' over possible dog flu; City Council to choose mayor pro tem; High school sports tickets pricier than pro teams'
A closer look at the workplaces of the future
Plus: The news of the week — South Meck High teacher arrested — New state auditor appointed — Gastonia Mayor Walker Reid dies — LaMelo Ball sidelined with ankle sprain
Dec 2, 2023
Residents of Stonehaven, off Sardis Road, say they fear 7,800 s.f. stone mansion will be demolished
Dec 1, 2023
The city is working with residents to address public urination and defecation
Plus: Neighbors push to save historic home before land sale to a private school; Fourth Ward residents pleased with progress on public pooping problem; Room In the Inn program restarts today
New drop-off points? A pop-up holiday shuttle? Relocate taxis and Ubers? Let's brainstorm together.
Nov 30, 2023
Two Union County fathers quit their jobs in 2012 — and built what would become one of Charlotte's most successful tech companies
Nov 29, 2023
Survey floats 10 mascot options. The Ballantyne Ridge Badgers?
'Tame,' some people say
Plus: Sycamore's holiday beer cans called 'tame' compared with previous editions; New Ballantyne Ridge High considers mascots; Arboretum Publix still on; LaMelo out for weeks with bad ankle
For Giving Tuesday, a list of 50+ Charlotte-area organizations making our community better: building housing, supporting students, feeding the hungry, aiding families in hard times
Nov 28, 2023
Traditional approaches of donating are giving way to a less restrictive method
Nov 27, 2023
Plus: Charlotte apartment boom is forcing rents down; Big Union County flea market to close; Plan to bring vacant Independence Boulevard lanes back to life; Interfaith Thanksgiving canceled
Demand for apartments is rising, but supply is increasing even faster
‘It’s Black Christmas for everybody,’ vendor says
A couple gift ideas from The Charlotte Ledger
Nov 24, 2023
Chicken chain is testing voice bot at 10 locations; Improves speed of drive-thru, company says
Nov 22, 2023
Plus: Cato fails to get insurer to pay for Covid; Larry Toppman reviews 'Company'; Wells Fargo workers file for union election; Fines issued in SouthPark fire; Superintendent restricts 'explicit' book
