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Charlotte Magazine
100 Love Notes,1 Year Later
In November 2015, a widower walked around Charlotte passing out love notes in honor of his late wife. Within a few days,Hyong Yi’s story went around the world. Here’s how his life has changed since then.
10+ min |
November 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Another Pitch For Major League Baseball
Charlotte is still decades away from a big league team
2 min |
September 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Remember Bill Edwards?
The wild adventures of a long-lost Davidson classmate
7 min |
September 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Caleb Sigmon
He’ll light the uptown tree this year, but Santa is a millennial
7 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Deadly Streets
A spike in pedestrian deaths correlates to distribution of wealth
2 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Teeth Marks On My Saddle
Saying goodbye to Peter the Pony
7 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
An Italian Holiday
Born on Christmas day, interior designer Holly Hollingsworth Phillips breaks with tradition
2 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Designing Women
Charlotte Lucas and Liz Carroll draw inspiration from their Southern roots
2 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
More Than A Truck Stop
Prosperity Village seeks an identity among the roundabouts
3 min |
December 2017
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The Queen Of Atmosphere
5Church’s owners open sophisticated Sophia’s Lounge
3 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Oliver Merino
OLIVER MERINO In 2017, Charlotte’s Latino community had to loudly affirm its right to live here. Merino’s voice rose above the rest
5 min |
December 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Brooklyn Decker Wants to Organize Your Closet
The Charlotte native on college hoops, staying busy, and pictures from a Five Guys bathroom
4 min |
June 2017
Charlotte Magazine
The Last Plane To America
After four years of tests and screenings and near-death experiences, a Syrian family was approved to move to the United States. But they were stranded at the airport in January while a network of refugees in Charlotte anxiously awaited their arrival
10+ min |
June 2017
Charlotte Magazine
The Chilling And Confusing Rise In Crime
Why is Charlotte on pace for more than 100 homicides for the first time in nearly a quarter-century?
3 min |
June 2017
Charlotte Magazine
With A Flourish
Appearing in her seventh role with Davidson Community Players, Emily Klingman leads a dramatic life
2 min |
June 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Pollo Frito
A James Beard Award-winning writer sees the future of Southern food on a plate in Charlotte
2 min |
June 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Twerkout
Yoga gets an edge in Chakti, where twerking is encouraged.
4 min |
February 2018
Charlotte Magazine
Pure Oy
ARTS In its 14th year, Charlotte’s Jewish Film Festival is a hot ticket.
3 min |
February 2018
Charlotte Magazine
Blue Curaçao
A four-day getaway set to its own pace.
3 min |
February 2018
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wealth and change
how charlotte’s richest and most powerful people roll, and how the connections they make might lead to making a difference.
10+ min |
february 2017
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saxapahaw
a mill town saved by music, art, farm-fresh food, and beer.
6 min |
february 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Homes for Everyone
Two years ago, city leaders set out on a mission to end chronic homelessness by the end of 2016. It was an ambitious goal—one very few cities in the country have even considered. So, how close are we?
10+ min |
December 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Charlotteans of the Year
The Carolina Panthers quarterback isn’t perfect, but neither are we— and it’s hard to imagine Charlotte without him now.
5 min |
December 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Joe Vogelbacher
A brewery co-owner, a father of a newborn, a little brother to a sister who is battling cancer, and a reservist who just got called to serve overseas.
5 min |
December 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Save Me From Myself
Scheduling a hangover and putting a hydration clinic to the test.
4 min |
January 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Who's Cooking Dinner?
There are four culinary schools in Charlotte. So why is there a shortage of cooks in the city’s restaurants?
7 min |
January 2017
Charlotte Magazine
Maureen O'boyle
A television host, a rape survivor, a mother.
5 min |
September 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Charming Chantilly
Between Plaza Midwood and Elizabeth, a little suburb in the city.
4 min |
September 2016
Charlotte Magazine
The State Of Farming
Fewer and Fewer young Folks are getting into Farming. what does that mean For their Future —and ours?
5 min |
September 2016
Charlotte Magazine
Avian Invasion
With homes and businesses overtaking Mecklenburg County’s available land, some bird species are displacing others, leaving behind a less diverse population. One conservation biologist and his team are monitoring the changes—and what they mean for the county’s overall environmental health.
10+ min |