This Yom Hashoah, local Jewish community members want to help south Charlotte residents remember and learn more about Holocaust Memorial Day. That’s why in celebration of the international … [Read more...]
Pro potters and clay newbies find community at Clayworks
For potter Amy Sanders, realizing her artistic vision in clay starts with cloth. With each plate, pot and vessel forged, she honors a longstanding family tradition of sewing. “I remember … [Read more...]
Long out as Providence football coach
Providence football coach Randy Long said the school’s principal, Tracey Harrill, informed him that he wouldn’t be returning to the position he’s held for the past nine seasons. “I was surprised … [Read more...]
Local man’s efforts making greenways a better place
Next time you’re walking on the greenway, your trip may be a little more peaceful because of Kevin Williams. And odds are you’ll see him there if you look hard enough. The south Charlotte … [Read more...]
Publix breaks ground for first N.C. supermarket
Before beginning construction on south Charlotte’s new Publix Super Market, company and city officials put on hard hats and grabbed shovels Thursday, March 28, to break ground on the first Publix … [Read more...]
CMS concerned over ownership of school facilities
Some local education officials are worried a North Carolina bill could change the way Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools handles school facilities and designs. Senate Bill 236 would authorize counties … [Read more...]
Providence Day track star Massillon is well-versed in several other activities
This is a story about Arielle Massillon, the outstanding girls track and field athlete. But that’s only because it’s springtime. If it were autumn, this would be a story about Arielle … [Read more...]
Female artists shine in ‘Beyond the Curve’
Lambeth Marshall has always been an artist who thinks out of the box, so the nonprofit Civic & Cultural Arts Center of Pineville’s upcoming exhibit feels like the right place to share her … [Read more...]
Creating leaders in diversity
Beautiful – is it a trait defined as internal or external? Is it gender specific? Does it provoke confidence, comfort or judgment? Those are some questions middle school students from across … [Read more...]
Be a good cookie
What started as a school project has become a passion for Myers Park High junior Abbey Rogers. The teen was inspired by family friend Grier Christenbury, who has battled cancer since age 2, and … [Read more...]
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