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Charlotte Ordains New Bishop For The First Time In 20 Years

Charlotte Ordains New Bishop For The First Time In 20 Years HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. – Franciscan priest Father Michael Martin was ordained a bishop on Wednesday to lead the Diocese of Charlotte. In a historic ceremony that drew over 1,500 attendees, including several bishops and a cardinal, Father Michael Martin was ordained as the new bishop of the Diocese of Charlotte. The diocese, which spans 46 counties in the western half

June 1, 2024 No Comments

Art

City of Charlotte: Fast Five with Lina James

City of Charlotte: Fast Five with Lina James Deputy City Attorney Lina James Shares Her Insights and Experiences By HERE News As the Deputy City Attorney for the City of Charlotte, Lina James brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role. In a recent Fast Five interview, James shared her thoughts on working for the city, her biggest priorities, and what Asian American Pacific Islander Month means to

June 1, 2024 No Comments

Charity

Block Love Charlotte Expands Offerings with New Day Services Center

Block Love Charlotte Expands Offerings with New Day Services Center Upcoming fundraiser scheduled with funds tight for beloved organization Deborah Phillips knows what it’s like to need help. There was a time in her past when Phillips was forced to flee a domestic violence situation with her son and her dog, all of whom slept in a van for a few nights until they could find a room that would

May 31, 2024 No Comments

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Music and prayer greet Bishop-elect Martin on eve of ordination

Music and prayer greet Bishop-elect Martin on eve of ordination HUNTERSVILLE — Music soared and voices lifted high at a special evening of praise and prayer led by Bishop-elect Michael T. Martin on Tuesday night at St. Mark Church in Huntersville. Bishop-elect Martin will be ordained and installed as the fifth Bishop of Charlotte this week. Most recently a Conventual Franciscan priest serving in the Archdiocese of Atlanta, he succeeds

May 30, 2024 No Comments

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Charity

Local Organization Seeks Youth Making Positive Change in Charlotte

Charlotte organization searching for youth making a positive change in the community Local youth making a difference in Charlotte CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A local organization in Charlotte, Canopy Housing Foundation, is seeking nominations for youth who are dedicated to making a positive impact on the community. The organization presents the ‘Y.E.S. Award’ each year, which stands for Youth Excellence in Service. This award recognizes young individuals in the area who

May 29, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Heat Heightens Into Memorial Day

Charlotte Heat Heightens Into Memorial Day The city of Charlotte is experiencing a surge in temperatures as Memorial Day weekend approaches, with highs soaring well into the 80s on Saturday despite scattered showers and storms in the region. The heat is expected to continue into Sunday, with temperatures nearing 90°, a level not seen in the area for almost a year. Severe Weather Alert on Memorial Day Weather experts are

May 28, 2024 No Comments

Cinema

Netflix’s Ultimatum Charlotte Stars Lisa And Brian Get Engaged

Netflix’s Ultimatum Charlotte Stars Lisa And Brian Get Engaged May 24, 2024 Deeandra Michel, CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Stars of season two’s “The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On” Lisa Horne and Brian Okoye are engaged. The couple – who left the show during episode two after Lisa revealed her pregnancy – recently celebrated their son Mason’s first birthday, which Brian took as the perfect opportunity to propose to Lisa. “Everything happens

May 27, 2024 No Comments

Community

Uptown Charlotte Sees Improvement in Public Behavior Following Reinstatement of Criminal Penalties

Uptown Charlotte Sees Improvement in Public Behavior Following Reinstatement of Criminal Penalties Residents Report Decrease in Public Nuisance Incidents Uptown Charlotte residents have reported a promising improvement in public behavior following the city council’s decision to reinstate criminal penalties for certain offenses. Instances of public defecation and drinking, which had been on the rise, have significantly decreased in recent weeks, according to local reports. City Council Reinstates Criminal Penalties The

May 27, 2024 No Comments

Charity

Charlotte: Faculty and alumni receive Creative Mecklenburg Grants

Charlotte: Faculty and alumni receive Creative Mecklenburg Grants Faculty and alumni from the College of Arts + Architecture at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte are among 54 artists to receive the 2024 Creative Mecklenburg Grants from the Arts & Science Council. Grant Details The grants, open to Mecklenburg County-based artists of all disciplines, provide funding of up to $3,000 each. Grantees represent creative disciplines from visual art and

May 25, 2024 No Comments

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Dining with a view: 6 rooftop restaurants to try this summer in Charlotte

Dining with a view: 6 rooftop restaurants to try this summer in Charlotte Nuvole Rooftop Nestled at the top of the AC Hotel Charlotte City Center in Queen City Quarter, Nuvolé Rooftop TwentyTwo offers a chic setting with stunning views of Uptown. The menu features Italian-inspired dishes and craft cocktails. Nuvole has great daytime and evening views, making it a perfect date night or meeting place for drinks. The Waterman

May 25, 2024 No Comments

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