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Charlotte Leaders Remain Indecisive on Overhauling Arts Funding Despite Growing Community Need

Charlotte Leaders Still on the Fence About Arts Funding Overhaul Hey there, Charlotte! As we glide toward the holiday season, here’s a juicy tidbit that’s stirring up quite the buzz among local arts enthusiasts and city officials alike. A year has floated by since the Charlotte City Council rolled out its ambitious “Arts and Culture Plan,” yet there’s still no solid direction on arts grants and how they’ll be distributed.

November 21, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Man Withdraws Lawsuit Following Life-Altering Encounter with Police Grenade During Protest

Charlotte Man Drops Lawsuit After Harrowing Incident with Police Grenade In the bustling heart of Charlotte, a significant chapter in the ongoing dialogue about police actions during protests has come to a close. What began as a pursuit of justice has now shifted gears, as Kyre Mitchell, the man who suffered life-changing injuries during a protest in 2020, has decided to drop his lawsuit against the city and its police

November 20, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte’s State Prisons Face Overcrowding Crisis After Hurricane Helene’s Impact

Charlotte Faces Crisis in State Prisons Post-Hurricane Helene CHARLOTTE, NC – The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left a significant mark on the state’s prison system, leading to crowded facilities and strained resources. With over 2,100 incarcerated individuals evacuated from prisons in the mountains of Western North Carolina, conditions are reportedly becoming dire, raising alarm among advocates and families alike. Harsh Realities Behind Bars Many individuals in prison often don’t

November 20, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Company Faces Scrutiny for $25 Million State Fund Mismanagement

Charlotte Company Under Fire for Misuse of State Funds Charlotte has found itself at the center of a financial scandal involving a local company that received a hefty $25 million from state lawmakers. The funds were intended to spur high-level development for Olympic sports, but a recent state agency audit has cast a shadow, revealing more than $6 million in “unallowable” spending by the U.S. Performance Center. Audit Findings Send

November 19, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte High School Junior Lucy Silverstein Appointed as 2025 Student Advisor to CMS Board of Education

Charlotte High School Student Named New Advisor to CMS Board of Education In the vibrant city of Charlotte, big news is making waves among local high school students! Lucy Silverstein, a bright junior at Providence High School, just received a life-changing call that brought tears of joy to her and her mom. This call was not just any call—it was from the Executive Director of Board Communications, Charles Jeter, who

November 18, 2024 No Comments

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Confusion and Anxiety Rise Among Tenants as Miscommunication Over Evictions at Charlotte Hotel Unravels

Confusion Grows at Charlotte Hotel Amid Miscommunication on Evictions The situation at the Lamplighter Inn in northwest Charlotte has taken a confusing twist, leaving tenants feeling anxious and uncertain about their living conditions. Last week, council members were informed that residents of the rundown hotel were given a 30-day notice to vacate, but this information turned out to be incorrect. Lawrence Corley, a media relations manager with the city of

November 15, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Sheriff Garry McFadden Under Fire as Allegations of Hostile Work Environment Emerge

Charlotte Sheriff Faces Challenges Amid Staff Changes Charlotte, NC – In a significant turn of events, Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden has found himself in hot water following serious allegations from former employees regarding a hostile work environment. On Thursday, he took to social media to express regret, sharing a brief but powerful one-minute video to address these concerns head-on. Apology Video Goes Viral In his heartfelt video message, Sheriff

November 14, 2024 No Comments

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Charlotte Launches Initiative to Combat Veteran Homelessness

Charlotte Takes Steps to Tackle Veteran Homelessness CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In a city filled with hustle and bustle, a different kind of mission is unfolding. While the United States military’s main aim is to secure freedom for all, Meg Kabat, the chief of staff of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, is on a heartfelt quest to provide a safe haven for veterans who have put their lives on the

November 13, 2024 No Comments

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Mass Evictions Hit Charlotte as Residents Face Uncertainty and Legal Challenges

Mass Evictions Rock Charlotte: Residents Struggle Amid New Ownership CHARLOTTE, N.C. – In a shocking turn of events, mass evictions are currently taking place at two separate properties in the bustling city of Charlotte. The Tanglewood Apartments in north Charlotte and the Lamplighter Inn in west Charlotte have both found themselves under new ownership, leading to a wave of uncertainty and distress among residents. Over the past few weeks, these

November 13, 2024 No Comments

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City Faces Confusion Over Lamplighter Inn Eviction Notices

City Faces Confusion Over Lamplighter Inn Eviction Notices CHARLOTTE—In a shocking turn of events, residents of the Lamplighter Inn, a rundown hotel that has been a temporary haven for many facing homelessness, have been told they have just 30 days to vacate. The announcement, made Friday by a city government spokesman, has left tenants flabbergasted and scratching their heads as they scramble for answers. City Officials State New Ownership is

November 11, 2024 No Comments

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