Charlotte Magazine - May 2024
Charlotte Magazine - May 2024
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THE BOB AWARDS
We celebrate the Best of the Best in Charlotte this yearâand 25 years of BOB Awards
PLUS
THE NODA THAT WAS
Painter Jerry Kirk keeps the memory of old, gritty NoDa alive. Whatâs it say about Charlotte that something so recent feels like ancient history
âThis Is How We're Going to Make Your Child Better'
Pediatric neurosurgery is technically and emotionally complexâand traditionally dominated by men. As Novantâs first female pediatric neurosurgeon, Dr. Erin Kiehna Richardson has had to learn the intricacies of a demanding field and battle sexism along the way
10+ mins
The Dumbledore of CMC
A surgery resident wrote a series of childrenâs books and created a special kind of medical magic
7 mins
LGBTQ HB2+5
Five years after the furor of House Bill 2, the LGBTQ communityâin Charlotte, in North Carolina, and across much of the nationâfights attacks on new fronts
6 mins
Oh, Snap!
New âselfie museumâ in Concord celebrates the 1990s
5 mins
ALLISON LATOS
The WSOC anchor on her hard trek from one episode of loss and grief to anotherâand the meaning of resilience
7 mins
GOOD HEALTH
For years, Charlotte has been one of the largest American cities that lacked a four-year medical school. The health care professionals who finally made it happen overcame a series of setbacks, false starts, and failures, and they plan to use their clean slate to create a new kind of community asset
10+ mins
Summer Partee
From woodwork to retail, the kindergarten teacher-turned-designer has learned how to do it herself
3 mins
Uptown or Downtown?
Archives illuminate how long weâve argued over the perennial question
3 mins
NOW OPEN NOVEL ITALIAN
Paul Verica brings a simpler version of the cityâs hottest food trend to NoDa
3 mins
TOP DOCTORS 2021
The annual list you can't without
10+ mins
Head First
Guyana native Akash Prasad conceived a crown-inspired jewelry line in his adopted hometown
2 mins
MORE SIZZLE IN SOUTHPARK
Steak 48 is worth the buzzâand the splurge
2 mins
FRESH PICKS
Plan a Charlotte dining day with stops at these recently opened restaurants from our 2021 list of the cityâs best (and enjoy a few treats in between)
2 mins
KOUNTER HONORS THE FRIENDSHIP NINE
Chef Rob Masone brings something new to Rock Hillâs culinary sceneâwithout losing sight of the past
3 mins
FORM AND SUBSTANCE
Three-dimensional public art is forging a new landscape
2 mins
Plaza Midwood's Fertile Storefront
Not one but two Fortune 500 companies took root at nondescript 1508-1510 Central Ave.
3 mins
Birder's-Eye View
When the pandemic struck, thousands discovered the physical, mental, and ecological benefits of birding. Spring migration is the perfect time to join the flock
6 mins
The Case for Charlotte Music, Post-COVID
Just as Charlotte began to lay a foundation for something itâs notoriously lacked over the yearsâthe ability to sustain a vibrant, distinctive local music sceneâthe pandemic snatched it away, as it did so much else. Was it a lethal blow? This magazineâs longtime editor, now a driver of a local music initiative, grabs the mic to argue: Hell, no
10+ mins
BUNNY GREGORY
Art changed Bunny Gregoryâs life. She hopes it can change her community, too
5 mins
Bem-vindo!
The stretch of Monroe Road where you can find little pieces of Brazil
1 min
A DIAGNOSIS OF CHARLOTTE'S COVID ECONOMY
Business Alliance digests data that illustrates how virus has swamped commerce
3 mins
Forbidden Planet, Forgotten History
In 1956, the movie that redefined science fiction cinema premiered in uptown Charlotte
5 mins
JAMAL HARVEY
The 1985 police killing of his brother still powers his efforts to unite his adopted city
7 mins
Grounded
It was a pilotâs playground for more than 50 years until the housing boom brought it down to earth
1 min
CHARLOTTEANS OF THE YEAR
More than any year before it, 2020 made demands of us. Our nine Charlotteans of the Year responded by breaking through boundaries. A doctor informed a confused, frightened public. A globally recognized superstar stepped out, finally, on racial injustice. Here are their stories, and ours.
10+ mins
Blessings, Interrupted
Social service agencies struggle to adapt to the disconnected world of COVID
3 mins
A (Socially Distant) Charlotte Guide to Christmas
Take in the holiday cheer, but donât gather too near
4 mins
DINNER AND A SHOW
MOA Korean BBQ & Bar serves an upscale grill-at-your-table experience
3 mins
COMMUNITY DINNER RESERVATIONS
Jim Noble is one of this cityâs most successful, innovative, and philanthropic restaurant ownersâand a lot of people in ever-changing Charlotte wonât set foot in his eateries
10 mins
The Playlist
7 THINGS TO DO AND SEE THIS MONTH
2 mins
Charlotte Magazine Description:
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ã«ããŽãªãŒ: Lifestyle
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Charlotte magazine is filled with timely, well-written features and resources to help readers satisfy their lifestyle-driven needs. Readers rely on Charlotte magazine for information to enhance their modern lifestyles while getting the best out of what our city has to offer. In every issue, readers find information on the people, places, and trends that define Charlotte.
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