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It’s the rich history and tradition that has made south Charlotte’s Boy Scouts of America Troop 8 successful. Established before Interstate 485, Rea Road and Ballantyne Commons Parkway, the troop… Read more »

The Charlotte City Council will have to wait another month before they hear arguments on rezoning a portion of land at Lancaster Highway and Johnston Road for a new Elevation… Read more »

The county is considering a number of capital improvement projects for the 2015-17 timeframe, including a handful of south Charlotte developments. County staff has developed a list of 88 projects,… Read more »

“No One Fights Alone.” That’s the silent chant for students at Ardrey Kell High School and junior Nick Menendez, who for nearly a year and a half has been battling… Read more »

Residents will soon see closures along the upper and lower McAlpine Creek and McMullen Creek greenways as the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department and North Carolina Department of Transportation work on two… Read more »

Charlotte residents got a chance this week to give input on the city’s proposed budget and capital improvement plan as Charlotte City Council prepares for its straw vote. Residents spoke… Read more »

Looking for a fun, safe, family-friendly place to hang out on Friday nights? Harrison United Methodist Church might be the ticket; at least that’s the hope of Associate Pastor Rhonda… Read more »

Charlotte City Council members will get a chance next week to suggest any further amendments to a controversial capital investment plan that’s been in the works for more than a… Read more »

The Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners learned more this week about $294 million worth of projects Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders say is vital to the system – including some $88 million… Read more »

Remember that feeling when you first got your training wheels off? Local kids experienced the feeling this weekend at the Bike Extravaganza, thanks to St. Stephen United Methodist Church and… Read more »