Monthly Archives: January 2012

Morrison Family YMCA taking new approach come February by Morgan Smith In a family community like Ballantyne, it’s easy to get caught up with school, work and church, especially at… Read more »

Search warrants paint grim picture, say suspect admitted to stabbing pregnant boss by Mike Parks Prosecutors are charging Mark Anthony Cox with two counts of murder for the slaying of… Read more »

More projects will be approved later this year by Mike Parks A group of roads will be resurfaced around Myers Park High School later this year as part of a… Read more »

by Mike Parks Charlotte City Council voted nearly unanimously Monday night, Jan. 23, to apply for a $200,000 grant to help improve water quality in a pond in south Charlotte’s… Read more »

by Sarah Gilbert What began as a charity bike ride through south Charlotte has grown into an annual event spanning four cities, which has raised more than $7 million for… Read more »

Kick-off ‘party’ for Relay For Life Ballantyne is Friday at Morrison Y by Mike Parks Walking in a circle for 12 hours doesn’t sounds super fun when you first think… Read more »

by Ciera Choate Buddy Ruck fought off his lung cancer. Now, he’s using his story to encourage people in similar situations to keep on fighting. “When I first was diagnosed,… Read more »

A badly injured bald eagle was released back into the wild this weekend after being found behind a south Charlotte home. The eagle was seen fighting with another bird Nov…. Read more »

Two south Charlotte girls, Allie Andrews and Faith Kressner, danced in the Capital One Bowl All-American Halftime Show earlier this month. The two, who dance at Dancers Unite Fine Arts… Read more »

The Better Business Bureau, which monitors businesses in the area and fields consumer complaints, released their list Tuesday, Jan. 23, of the businesses with the most complaints in the Charlotte… Read more »