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One year ago this month, a police officer fatally shot Keith Lamont Scott in the University City area, setting off protests and violence in the city’s streets. On the anniversary of that important moment in our city’s history, we take a look at the most pressing issues Charlotte faces today—affordable housing, police-citizen relationships, early education, immigration, and transportation, along with 24 others. For each, we either offer a solution or shine light on people who are already working toward solutions in those areas. It’s a powerful section that should serve as a reference for city residents and leaders alike.

But there’s more here. We also have our fall previews for arts and fashion, along with a guide to wine day trips you can take this fall; Jen McGivney tells a funny and fascinating story about Bill Edwards, the Davidson graduate who never actually lived; and our food team has some thoughts on new restaurants Wu’s Cajun Seafood and Ted’s Montana Grill.

Another Pitch For Major League Baseball

Charlotte is still decades away from a big league team 

2 mins

Remember Bill Edwards?

The wild adventures of a long-lost Davidson classmate

7 mins

Boho Bold

Estelle Helfrich brings California vibes to her NoDa boutique 

2 mins

Mountains And Merlot

Drinking in the Yadkin Valley, North Carolina’s first designated wine region

4 mins

Sittin' In A Tree

Way out on U.S. 74 in Monroe, Treehouse Vineyards is a sweet escape

3 mins

Cajun Contradiction

Troy Gagliardo’s adventurous concept wins over taste buds

4 mins

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