UNC Charlotte Welcomes New Arts + Architecture Dean UNC Charlotte has announced a significant appointment for its College of Arts + Architecture, naming Dr. Anne Stewart as the new dean. This leadership change marks a pivotal moment for one of the largest and most comprehensive arts and architecture programs in the UNC System, promising fresh perspectives for both the university and Charlotte’s vibrant cultural scene. Meet Dr. Anne Stewart, UNCC’s New Visionary Leader Effective July … Read More
Charlotte Debates Stronger Police Oversight
Charlotte Debates Stronger Police Oversight Charlotte City Council recently passed a resolution addressing police accountability, a move welcomed by some as a step forward. However, community advocates contend this measure doesn’t go far enough to establish the robust, independent civilian oversight they believe is vital for true transparency and trust in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD). This ongoing discussion marks a critical juncture for our city’s approach to law enforcement accountability. The Long-Standing Push for … Read More
Hornets Tap Charles Lee To Lead New Era
Charles Lee: The Hornets’ New Era Begins The Charlotte Hornets have officially ushered in a new chapter, naming Charles Lee as the team’s next head coach. This significant move signals a fresh direction for our beloved team, with a strong emphasis on development, defense, and establishing a winning culture right here in Charlotte. Fans across the Queen City are eager to see how Lee’s championship pedigree translates to sustained success. A Fresh Face for the … Read More
Charlotte welcomes new health tech jobs
Charlotte Welcomes New Health Tech Jobs The Charlotte City Council recently took a significant step to bolster our local economy and diversify our thriving business landscape. On June 24, 2024, the council approved a package of incentives designed to attract a leading health technology company to the area, a move expected to create 138 new, high-quality jobs for Charlotte residents. A Strategic Boost for Charlotte’s Economy This decision marks a pivotal moment for Charlotte, signaling … Read More
Uptown Hotel Fight Leads to Arrest
Uptown Hotel Fight Leads to Arrest in Charlotte Early Wednesday morning, an altercation at the Residence Inn Charlotte Uptown disrupted the quiet of the city’s center. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) officers responded swiftly to reports of a fight, leading to the arrest of a man now facing multiple charges, including assault and resisting an officer. Early Morning Incident Rocks Uptown Charlotte The serenity of Charlotte’s bustling Uptown district was momentarily disturbed when an altercation erupted … Read More
Charlotte most competitive US rental market
Charlotte’s Rental Market: A Fierce Battle for Homes Charlotte has recently garnered significant attention, not solely for its vibrant growth, but for an unwelcome new title: the most competitive rental market in the entire United States. This news, while stark, likely resonates deeply with many locals currently navigating the increasingly challenging landscape of finding an affordable and available place to live here in the Queen City. Unpacking Charlotte’s Intense Rental Scramble The Engines of Competition … Read More
Charlotte transit plan tied to sales tax
Unpacking Charlotte’s Bold Transit Future Charlotte stands at a critical juncture, facing a pivotal decision that could redefine its transportation landscape for decades to come. At the heart of this discussion is a comprehensive $13.5 billion transit plan, largely dependent on a proposed half-cent sales tax increase in Mecklenburg County. The Vision: Connecting a Growing Charlotte Charlotte’s rapid growth has brought with it increased traffic congestion and a pressing need for robust infrastructure. The proposed … Read More