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Cool off this summer with The Social Cow in Charlotte, N.C.

Charlotte, N.C. – Cool off this summer with The Social Cow The Social Cow: Bringing Back Nostalgic Memories Growing up, many of us have fond memories of chasing after the ice cream truck as it rolled down the street, playing its classic tunes. The excitement of choosing our favorite character-shaped ice cream or indulging in a gourmet pop is a cherished part of our childhood. Now, thanks to The Social

June 19, 2024 No Comments

Events/What's Happening

Brian Jones, A Shining Figure in Rock Hill Sports and Events

Brian Jones, A Shining Figure in Rock Hill Sports and Events Rock Hill, a bustling and energetic city in South Carolina, welcomed Brian Jones, the trusted supervisor for the renowned Rock Hill Indoor Sports and Event Center, for an enlightening discussion on the city’s engaging sporting and event scene. A Passionate Advocate for Sports Without promoting any particular organization or individual, Jones has worked tirelessly to elevate the sporting scene

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Bloodhound of the York County Sheriff’s Office Dies Unexpectedly

Bloodhound of the York County Sheriff’s Office Dies Unexpectedly Fred: A Remarkable Legacy of Service FORT MILL, S.C. Tragedy has struck in Fort Mill as it was announced that a dedicated K9 bloodhound from the York County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) known as Fred, unexpectedly died on Tuesday morning. In his ten years of being an integral part of the YCSO K9 team, Fred created a significant impact that made him

June 19, 2024 No Comments

Art

Charlotte News: North Carolina Budget Talks Stalled Over $1B Surplus Allocation

Charlotte North Carolina Budget Talks Stalled Over $1B Surplus Allocation North Carolina is facing a budgetary stalemate as legislators struggle to reach a consensus on how to allocate a $1 billion surplus. The surplus, a result of increased tax revenues and federal funding, has sparked debates among lawmakers on key spending priorities. Proposed Bank of America Stadium Funding Under Scrutiny The Charlotte City Council is set to hold a public

June 18, 2024 No Comments

Charlotte residents facing website blockage

Breaking News

Website Blockage Causes Disruption in Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina Website Unavailable in Certain Locations Residents in Charlotte, North Carolina, have been experiencing difficulties accessing a popular website that provides news, entertainment, and community information. The website, which is a hub for local events, sports updates, and weather forecasts, has been blocked in certain locations. Access Denied Upon trying to access the website, users are greeted with an error message stating, “This website is unavailable in your

June 18, 2024 No Comments

Concerts

For Bach lovers, a suite week ahead in Charlotte

For Bach lovers, a suite week ahead in Charlotte Charlotte is buzzing with excitement as the fifth in-person Charlotte Bach Festival kicks off, offering a 9-day celebration of the legendary composer Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries. Hosted by the nonprofit organization Bach Akademie Charlotte, the festival features a variety of events including performances, lectures, and masterclasses at venues across the city. Bringing Bach to Charlotte The brainchild of Charlotte

June 17, 2024 No Comments

"Multiracial teenagers' brotherhood ceremony"

Charity

Brotherhood uplifting young men of color

Brotherhood uplifting young men of color Charlotte, N.C. – A North Carolina foundation is inspiring young men of color as they overcome challenges prevalent in our society today. The Thornhill Rites of Passage Foundation was founded in 2016 by Wayne L. Thornhill and Michelle Thornhill. The couple’s sons motivated them to launch the foundation as a way to keep them safer during any interactions with law enforcement agencies. Over time,

June 17, 2024 No Comments

Breaking News

Confrontational Neighbor Plagues Eastside Couple

‘Confrontational’ neighbor leaves eastside couple in a bind Local & State Published Friday, June 14, 2024 4:28 pm By Kylie Marsh | For The Charlotte Post ‘Confrontational’ neighbor leaves eastside couple in a bind CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Yard signs at Jay Walker’s east Charlotte home remind neighbors of the confrontations with neighbor Richard Eury, which includes threatening statements and racial slurs. Grove Park is a quiet east Charlotte neighborhood of single-family

June 17, 2024 No Comments

Business News

Shaping Charlotte through thoughtful planning, with Douglas Welton

Shaping Charlotte through thoughtful planning, with Douglas Welton Charlotte’s Vision for Growth and Development Charlotte, a vibrant city in North Carolina, has been experiencing significant growth over the past 25 years. This growth has posed both challenges and opportunities for the city, leading to the need for thoughtful planning and development strategies. Douglas Welton, the chair of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Planning Commission, plays a crucial role in shaping Charlotte’s future

June 17, 2024 No Comments

Business News

Charlotte Sees Surge in Townhome Construction, Decline in Single-Family Homes

Charlotte Sees Surge in Townhome Construction, Decline in Single-Family Homes In a significant shift in the Charlotte housing market, new townhomes have surpassed single-family homes in Mecklenburg County, marking a notable trend in the type of housing being built in the area. Changing Landscape According to data from local builders and land brokers, the number of building permits issued for townhomes exceeded those for single-family detached homes in 2023. This

June 16, 2024 No Comments

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