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More social districts could be coming after Plaza Midwood's success – WSOC TV - Vimarsana News

More social districts could be coming after Plaza Midwood's success – WSOC TV

The social district has been open for a little over a month. At least one business owner said it has been a success, so could this be the beginning of more social districts in the Queen City?

Source: wsoctv.com
NC: NC tourism leaders tell Charlotte to drop talk of using hospitality taxes for transit - Vimarsana News

NC: NC tourism leaders tell Charlotte to drop talk of using hospitality taxes for transit

North Carolina tourism leaders on Monday criticized “concerning comments” by some Charlotte City Council members about putting tourism tax revenue into infrastructure projects...

More social districts could be coming after Plaza Midwood's success - Vimarsana News

More social districts could be coming after Plaza Midwood's success

The social district has been open for a little over a month. At least one business owner said it has been a success, so could this be the beginning of more social districts in the Queen City?

Source: yahoo.com
NC tourism leaders tell Charlotte to drop talk of using hospitality taxes for transit - Vimarsana News

NC tourism leaders tell Charlotte to drop talk of using hospitality taxes for transit

Charlotte’s transportation plan “should not be paid for on the back of one industry,” tourism leaders said in a letter to city leaders.

Source: yahoo.com
On the beat: Senior cops show off dance moves to raise money for brain charity - Vimarsana News

On the beat: Senior cops show off dance moves to raise money for brain charity

Deputy Chief Constable Malcolm Graham and Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams were part of a troupe which took to the stage for a good cause.