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Residents in Charlotte Facing Difficulty Accessing Local News Website

Charlotte Residents in Charlotte Can No Longer Access WSOC TV Website Charlotte residents attempting to visit the popular WSOC TV website have recently been met with a disappointing message. The website, known for providing local news, entertainment, and community updates, is now unavailable in the city. Visitors to the site from Charlotte are currently facing an “Error 451” message, indicating that access cannot be granted from their location. Reason for

June 7, 2024 No Comments

Agriculture

Charlotte Residents Missing Out on Local News

Charlotte Residents Missing Out on Local News Residents in Charlotte are facing disappointment as they are unable to access their local news website. The website, known for providing up-to-date information on various topics such as entertainment, community events, and breaking news, has become unavailable to those trying to access it from outside of the United States. This restriction has left many residents feeling disconnected from their community and uninformed about

June 3, 2024 No Comments

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American Airlines Adds Direct Charlotte Flight To Quebec City

American Airlines Adds Direct Charlotte Flight To Quebec City Charlotte, N.C. American Airlines has announced the addition of a new nonstop flight from Charlotte to Quebec City, set to launch in August. The service will operate once a week every Saturday from August 10th until November 2nd. New Flight Details The flight will be serviced by a 76-seat CRJ900 aircraft, providing travelers with a comfortable and convenient option for their

April 21, 2024 No Comments

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New Regulations for Boat Rentals on Lake Norman

New Regulations for Boat Rentals on Lake Norman April 10, 2024 Charlotte, N.C. – The birds are chirping, the trees are blooming, and soon the boats will be humming on Lake Norman. Some things never change in the Carolinas, but this year, the rules and regulations regarding boat rentals will. “It’s something that we hope makes for a safer summer,” Jarid Church, a sergeant with the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office,

April 12, 2024 No Comments

Agriculture

Charlotte Residents Unable to Access Local News Website

Charlotte Residents Unable to Access Local News Website Residents in Charlotte were left frustrated and confused as they tried to access a popular local news website, only to be met with an error message stating, “This website is unavailable in your location.” The website, known for providing up-to-date news on a variety of topics including local events, entertainment, and community news, was inaccessible to users attempting to visit the site

March 11, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte News: New transit company takes over CATS bus management

Charlotte News: New transit company takes over CATS bus management Introduction: After years of complaints about mismanagement, concerns about driver safety, and employee retention, a new company has taken over managing buses for the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS). This past November, the Charlotte City Council approved a three-year contract with National Express Transit to manage the city’s bus system. National Express will talk about the work already underway to

March 5, 2024 No Comments

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Rock Hill Welcomes UPS with New Facility

Rock Hill Welcomes UPS with New Facility Shipping Giant UPS to open Rock Hill facility By HERE News ROCK HILL, S.C. — Shipping giant UPS Inc. has leased most of a recently completed industrial building in Rock Hill. UPS confirmed to the Charlotte Business Journal this week that it signed on for approximately 175,000 square feet at 1533 Galleria Blvd. UPS Leases 175,000 Square Feet The 231,000-square-foot industrial building was

February 26, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte’s ‘$13.5 Billion Roads-First Mobility Plan’ Prioritizes Road Development Over Costly Transit Projects

A closer look at the Charlotte ‘roads-first’ mobility plan The city of Charlotte has recently been using the phrase “roads first” to describe its $13.5 billion transportation plan. Hoping to gain support from state Republican lawmakers, the city is downplaying costly transit projects such as the $8 billion Silver Line light rail and emphasizing new road capacity and improved interchanges. Despite, the city leaders still wish to construct the rail

February 18, 2024 No Comments

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