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Charlotte Residents Express Disappointment Over RNC Convention Move to Jacksonville

Charlotte Residents React to Convention Move CHARLOTTE — There’s a stir in the Queen City today, as the local host committee for the Republican National Convention has expressed serious disappointment over what they describe as “broken promises” by the GOP. This backlash follows the decision to shift the majority of the convention festivities down to sunny Jacksonville, Florida, leaving Charlotte to handle the less glamorous parts of the event. A

December 14, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte’s Demographic Shift: Over 60% of New Immigrants Are Non-Citizens

Charlotte Welcomes More Immigrants: A Changing Demographic Landscape Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia is experiencing an influx of new faces from Latin America and Asia as more immigrants are making this vibrant region their home. But hold on—there’s more to this story as recently revealed by U.S. Census Bureau data: a significant number of these residents, over 60%, aren’t U.S. citizens! The Numbers Speak for Themselves In Mecklenburg County alone, we’re talking about roughly

December 13, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Residents React Strongly to Removal of WWII Nurse Memorial Signs

Charlotte Community in Uproar Over Removal of Signs Honoring WWII Nurse In the lively city of Charlotte, residents are rallying together after a heartbreaking incident involving a beloved community member. The story centers around Amanda O’Hara and her late friend, Geraldine Lindsey, who was a 98-year-old World War II nurse and a cherished figure in the neighborhood. O’Hara passionately addressed the Charlotte City Council, sharing the legacy of Lindsey, describing

December 11, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Experiences Crime Decline Amid Ongoing Safety Concerns

Charlotte Sees Decline in Crime, But Concerns Linger In the bustling city of Charlotte, new data from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) is bringing a wave of optimism regarding public safety in the downtown area, commonly referred to as uptown. As 2024 rolls on, officers are reporting a 5% drop in violent crime and a 7% decrease in property crime, compared to the same time last year. While this sounds

December 10, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte City Council Makes Significant Progress in Producing Meeting Minutes

Charlotte Steps Up Its Game: City Council Meeting Minutes Finally Moving Forward! Hey there, Charlotte residents! We’ve got some exciting news to share that will make your day just a little brighter. For the past year and a half, our beloved city has been struggling to keep up with producing the official written records of City Council meetings. Now, we totally get that some folks might not think this is

December 9, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Pays Tribute to Remarkable Citizens Lost in 2024

Charlotte Remembers: A Heartfelt Farewell to Significant Citizens Charlotte, our vibrant city, recently took a moment to pause and reflect on the lives of some remarkable individuals who left their mark in 2024. These were not just prominent figures, but true fixtures of our community—from the civic leaders who shaped our city to beloved brewers and courageous law enforcement officers. Let’s celebrate their legacies and remember what they brought to

December 9, 2024 No Comments

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The Queen City Gears Up for Uncertain 2025 Mayoral Race as Mayor Vi Lyles Remains Silent on Reelection Plans

The Queen City Faces an Uncertain Political Future Welcome to Charlotte, North Carolina, where the excitement of local politics is building as we edge closer to the highly anticipated 2025 municipal elections. With the current mayor, Vi Lyles, still keeping her cards close to her chest about whether she will run for reelection, political pundits and community members are buzzing with speculation. A Strong Record, But What’s Next? Vi Lyles,

December 9, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Residents Unite Against Absentee Landlords Amid Poor Living Conditions

Charlotte Residents Demand Action on Absentee Landlords In the vibrant city of Charlotte, two community advocacy groups are stepping up to tackle a pressing issue that’s affecting many local residents: absentee landlords. OneMeck and Action NC recently penned a letter to city council members, urging them to address the negligence exhibited by some landlords that often leaves tenants facing unstable and unhealthy living conditions. Living Conditions Causing Concern The call

December 8, 2024 No Comments

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Light Rail Support Grows in Matthews, NC Amid Transit Funding Debate

Light Rail vs. Bus Rapid Transit: The Future of Transit in Matthews, NC MATTHEWS, N.C. — Big discussions are buzzing around the future of transit systems in the Charlotte area, especially in Matthews and eastern Charlotte. With over 900 enthusiastic signatures backing a petition, there’s a strong urge for a Silver Line light rail instead of relying solely on a bus rapid transit system. Folks in this community believe that

December 7, 2024 No Comments

Politics

Big News in New York: Real Estate Mogul’s Pardon Sparks Debate Over Justice and Nepotism

Big News in New York: A Family Ties and a Presidential Pardon In the bustling heart of New York City, where towering skyscrapers and busy streets make up the daily grind, an intriguing chapter of real estate history unveils itself. This story revolves around a prominent real estate mogul, who also happens to be the father of Jared Kushner, a name that’s often been front and center in political discussions

December 6, 2024 No Comments

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