Historic Salisbury Building Becomes Model for Senior Housing While Charlotte grapples with its own pressing affordable housing crisis, a groundbreaking project just up I-85 in Salisbury offers a tangible solution and inspiring blueprint. The transformation of the historic Empire Hotel and Wallace Building into the “Empire Block” provides 40 much-needed affordable homes specifically for seniors, showcasing a powerful model of adaptive reuse and community commitment. This initiative holds valuable lessons for how Mecklenburg County might … Read More

Strong Storms Hit Charlotte: Damage & Recovery Updates Charlotte and its surrounding communities experienced a tumultuous overnight period as powerful storms swept through, bringing destructive winds, torrential rain, and frequent lightning. Residents awoke to a scene of widespread disruption, marked by extensive tree damage, significant power outages, and blocked roads, underscoring the substantial recovery effort now underway across our metro area. Assessing the Widespread Impact Across the Queen City The storms, which hit Charlotte hard … Read More

Charlotte Insights: Leadership & Home Upgrades Hello Charlotte neighbors! While global and national headlines often capture our attention, the rhythm of life in the Queen City is shaped by both significant regional developments and the everyday choices we make in our homes. This post dives into the implications of a key regional retirement that could subtly influence Charlotte’s trajectory, alongside practical insights into optimizing your living space with the latest home appliances. We’re bringing these … Read More

Charlotte Hornets to Honor Dell Curry: No. 30 Retired Charlotte is buzzing with news that the Hornets will retire Dell Curry’s iconic No. 30 jersey next season. This historic announcement marks a significant moment for the franchise and a heartfelt tribute to a true Charlotte legend, solidifying his enduring legacy within our community. A Legacy Etched in Teal and Purple For a decade, Dell Curry was a foundational pillar of the original Charlotte Hornets, gracing … Read More

CVS Health Foundation Invests in West End Health Equity Our vibrant West End community in Charlotte is set to receive a significant boost in health resources. The CVS Health Foundation recently announced a $2.24 million investment aimed at strengthening local health infrastructure and addressing long-standing health disparities. This initiative promises to bring enhanced care directly to residents, fostering a healthier future for all. A Focused Investment in Our Community Charlotte’s historic West End has long … Read More

Stephen Curry Brings Annual Camp Home to Queens University Charlotte native and NBA superstar Stephen Curry once again brought his highly anticipated annual camp back to the Queen City, hosting young athletes at Queens University of Charlotte. This eagerly awaited event offers local aspiring basketball players a unique opportunity to learn directly from one of the game’s all-time greats, reinforcing Curry’s deep roots in the community he still calls home. Curry Camp’s Charlotte Homecoming The … Read More

CMPD Releases Footage and Calls from Deadly North Charlotte Shooting Charlotte residents are closely following developments after the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) released body camera footage and 911 calls from a deadly officer-involved shooting. This February incident involved Officer Thomas and Ruben Galindo on North Tryon Street, prompting important community discussions. Understanding the Incident The event occurred in the early hours of Saturday, February 24th, near North Tryon Street and Sugar Creek Road in North … Read More