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Keep up with the latest news from Charlotte, NC. From community updates to significant local events, our coverage spans Politics, Sports, Business, Education, Technology, and more. Read in-depth reports on breaking news, crime, real estate trends, and school updates. Stay informed about construction projects, marketing trends, and upcoming activities in your area.

Bank Expansion Announcement
Business News

Huntington National Bank to Open 55 New Branches in the Carolinas by 2029, Creating Over 350 Jobs

Exciting Expansion in the Carolinas: Huntington National Bank Plans 55 New Branches Charlotte, NC – Big news is coming to the Carolinas as Huntington National Bank, a well-respected bank hailing from Columbus, Ohio, announces plans to open 55 new branches across North and South Carolina by 2029. This expansion is set to boost the local economy not only by enhancing banking services but also by creating over 350 jobs in

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Campaign Rally Excitement
Community

Charlotte Gears Up for Vice President Kamala Harris’ Ninth Visit to North Carolina

Charlotte Braces for Kamala Harris’ Return This Thursday, Charlotte is gearing up to welcome Vice President Kamala Harris as she kicks off her nationwide campaign swing. Following her much-anticipated debate with former President Donald Trump, she’ll be holding events in the vibrant city of Charlotte and the historic town of Greensboro. A campaign official confirmed this exciting news on Sunday, much to the delight of supporters in the area. A

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Child Safety Awareness
Breaking News

Young Boy Found Wandering Alone in Northeast Charlotte, Family Reunited After Police Intervention

Young Boy Found Wandering in Northeast Charlotte Charlotte, N.C. – Early Monday morning, the quiet streets of northeast Charlotte were shaken by a sight that left many residents concerned. A young boy, no more than two or three years old, was spotted wandering alone along Mallard Creek Road, not too far from Baucom Road. It was about 1 a.m. when a passerby noticed the little one making his own way,

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Charlotte September Events
Art

Charlotte Unveils Exciting Lineup of September Events for Art, Music, and Culinary Enthusiasts

Charlotte’s Exciting September Events Are Here! Hey there, Charlotteans! If you’re looking for a thrilling way to enjoy your September, you’re in the right place. The Charlotte International Arts Festival is kicking off soon, running from September 13-29, showcasing loads of incredible art right in the heart of Uptown and Ballantyne’s Backyard. It promises to be a feast for the senses with live performances, colorful art installations, and unique cultural

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Community Support Gathering
Breaking News

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,

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Jazz at Night
Art

Charlotte’s Jazz Scene Thrives as JazzArts Cultivates Musical Community

Charlotte Jazz Scene Gains Momentum with JazzArts In the heart of Charlotte, something magical unfolds each month at the Stage Door Theater. Inside the Jazz Room, jazz lovers gather to enjoy soulful melodies by talented musicians. This month, the spotlight shone on the Emmet Cohen Trio, gearing up for another unforgettable evening. The Warm-Up Two hours before showtime, the air buzzes with anticipation as the band conducts a casual soundcheck.

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Community Celebration Event
Business News

Charlotte Secures $17 Million Grant from Knight Foundation for Community Growth and Development

Charlotte Receives $17 Million for Community and Economic Development In an exciting turn of events for the city of Charlotte, three local organizations are set to receive a whopping $17 million grant from the national nonprofit Knight Foundation. This generous funding aims to boost economic growth, enhance culture, and foster community connections throughout the city. The announcement was made during a festive community celebration at the Mint Museum, bringing everyone

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Traffic Accident Scene
Breaking News

Tragic Accident Claims Life and Shuts Down East Charlotte Intersection

Tragic Accident Shuts Down East Charlotte Intersection Charlotte, N.C. – Early Monday morning, residents of East Charlotte were met with shocking news as a serious car accident took place at the intersection of Hood Road and Plaza Road Extension. Just before 5 a.m., two vehicles collided in what has turned out to be a devastating incident, leading to the death of one individual. What Happened? According to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police,

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Secret Comedy Night
Community

Charlotte’s Secret Comedy Scene Brings Mystery and Laughter to the City

Charlotte’s Secret Comedy Scene: A New Way to Laugh Have you ever found yourself in a room filled with laughter, the air buzzing with excitement—yet you have no clue what’s in store for you? Welcome to the world of Don’t Tell Comedy, a unique spin on traditional comedy shows that’s taking Charlotte by storm. These pop-up comedy events are all about keeping venues and lineups a surprise, leaving audiences curious

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African American artist painting portrait
Community

Charlotte Exhibit Explores Contemporary Black Identity

Charlotte Exhibit Explores Contemporary Black Identity An Expression of Heritage and Identity In Charlotte, a new exhibition titled “How I Got Over” is set to launch at the Rowe Gallery, showcasing the richness and diversity of contemporary Black identity through art. Opening on September 12 and running until September 24, this exhibit presents a unique platform for Black artists to express their personal narratives, ultimately re-establishing control over their representation

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