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TrySports in south Charlotte is joining Americans from across the country in reaching out to people injured in the two explosions Monday, April 15, at the Boston Marathon. The store’s… Read more »

A controversial townhome plan in the SouthPark area has transformed, and was presented anew to Charlotte City Council this week as a still-controversial high-end community. The group Park South of… Read more »

In the face of recession, Ballantyne Corporate Park leaders stuck to their “If we build it, they will come” mentality. If they hadn’t, MetLife might not be bringing 1,300 jobs… Read more »

Charlotte Christian School is remembering this month Harry Graham, one of the  original five founders of the school, who died March 28 at the age of 99. Graham was born… Read more »

Growing up, Susan Grady always wanted to open her own store. While she’s not quite there yet, the Blakeney resident is well on her way to making it happen. Grady… Read more »

Pirates, castles, a dragon and an incredible triple slide. They all could be coming to Park Road Park, if the community comes through with the donations and volunteer hours needed… Read more »

This Yom Hashoah, local Jewish community members want to help south Charlotte residents remember and learn more about Holocaust Memorial Day. That’s why in celebration of the international holiday, local… Read more »

Next time you’re walking on the greenway, your trip may be a little more peaceful because of Kevin Williams. And odds are you’ll see him there if you look hard… Read more »

Before beginning construction on south Charlotte’s new Publix Super Market, company and city officials put on hard hats and grabbed shovels Thursday, March 28, to break ground on the first… Read more »

Some local education officials are worried a North Carolina bill could change the way Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools handles school facilities and designs. Senate Bill 236 would authorize counties to assume responsibility… Read more »