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Charlotte Remembers State Rep. Kelly Alexander Jr. as a Champion for Justice and Equality

Charlotte Mourns the Loss of a Dedicated Public Servant Charlotte, North Carolina, is coming together this week to remember and honor the life of State Rep. Kelly Alexander Jr., who passed away at the age of 75 after a period of illness. Alexander, a prominent figure in North Carolina politics, was not just a representative—he was a passionate advocate for justice, equality, and his community. A Life of Service Rep.

September 9, 2024 No Comments

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Uptown Charlotte’s Fourth of July Festivities Mark a Successful Shift Towards Community Safety and Joy

Uptown Charlotte Celebrates a Safe and Joyful Fourth of July This past Fourth of July, the atmosphere in Charlotte was nothing short of festive and relaxed. Families and friends gathered at Romare Bearden Park, where many had arrived hours ahead of time to claim their prime spots for the fireworks display. The excitement hung in the air as cheerful voices rang out, wishing each other well on this special holiday.

September 9, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte’s 7-Eleven Takes Unique Approach by Playing Opera Music to Address Homeless Presence

Charlotte’s Unique Approach to a Common Issue In Charlotte, North Carolina, a local 7-Eleven has stirred some interest and controversy by using an unusual method to manage the presence of homeless individuals in its parking lot. The convenience store, located at the busy intersection of Wilkinson Boulevard and Ashley Road, has opted to blast opera music at all hours of the day and night. The decision has sparked discussions about

September 9, 2024 No Comments

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Antisemitic Vandalism Shocks Charlotte Community

Antisemitic Vandalism Shocks Charlotte Community Charlotte, NC – A peaceful Sunday morning took a disturbing turn for members of the local Jewish community and employees of the Ballantyne YMCA this past weekend. As players wrapped up their softball games at the nearby Ballantyne District Park, they were met with a jarring sight. Workers at the Morrison Family YMCA discovered swastikas and other antisemitic messages spray-painted on a bus, the sidewalk,

September 9, 2024 No Comments

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Major Charlotte Highway to Face Travel Disruptions Due to Trump Visit

Major Charlotte Highway to Face Travel Disruptions Due to Trump Visit Traffic Impact Details Charlotte, N.C. – A significant highway in Charlotte is set to experience extended travel delays on Friday, September 6, as former President Donald Trump makes his way to the city for a private event. The visit will require adjustments on Interstate 85 around the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Event Schedule Trump’s event, where he will address

September 5, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Leaders to Vote on Tax Hike and $91 Million Red Line Rail Project

Charlotte Leaders to Vote on Tax Hike and $91 Million Red Line Rail Project CHARLOTTE, N.C. – In a significant move for the city’s transportation future, the Charlotte City Council is set to vote Tuesday night on two key proposals that could reshape commuter travel in the region. This decision comes after 15 years of planning aimed at creating a new rail line that will offer residents an alternative to

September 3, 2024 No Comments

IHOP sign, discrimination lawsuit papers

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Charlotte IHOP Ordered to Pay $40K After Discrimination Lawsuit

Charlotte IHOP Ordered to Pay $40K After Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement Overview A local IHOP in Charlotte has been mandated to pay $40,000 as part of a settlement concerning a lawsuit for **religious discrimination and retaliation** filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (**EEOC**). This case highlights the importance of respecting employees’ religious beliefs in the workplace. The Incident In January 2021, **Suncakes**, the franchisee operating the IHOP on Woodlawn

August 11, 2024 No Comments

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Taylorsville Town Council Opposes Charlotte Interbasin Transfer

Taylorsville Town Council Opposes Charlotte Interbasin Transfer The Taylorsville Town Council convened for their regular meeting on Tuesday, August 6, deliberating several important issues, among which was their decisive stance against the Charlotte Interbasin Transfer Request. This request from Charlotte Water aims to increase the water transfer rate from the Catawba River Basin to the Rocky River Basin, doubling the amount from 33 million gallons per day (MGD) to 63

August 7, 2024 No Comments

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Education in Charlotte: A Tale of Change and Consistency Over 22 Years

Education in Charlotte: A Tale of Change and Consistency Over 22 Years In the vibrant city of Charlotte, education has been a centerpiece of discourse and development for the past two decades. As a central concern for families, schools and the community at large, the ebb and flow of policy decisions, institutional changes, and societal shifts have shaped the educational landscape in manifold ways. Through this period, one thing has

July 3, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte City Falls 2 Years Behind on Council Minutes

Charlotte City Falls 2 Years Behind on Council Minutes Residents and interested parties in Charlotte who desire to follow closely the proceedings and decision making of the City Council are likely to meet with frustration as the city is now more than two years behind in producing and making available its council meeting minutes. The degree of difficulty encountered in sourcing the voting records for council members on key issues

June 25, 2024 No Comments

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