Home demolitions in these fast-changing Charlotte neighborhoods impact how growth evolves
Could home demolitions and renovations be signs of gentrification in the city’s historically Black neighborhoods?
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Could home demolitions and renovations be signs of gentrification in the city’s historically Black neighborhoods?
The Sanford Spinners moved into first place in the Central Division of the Old North State League on Friday, but a two-day road trip over the weekend to Raleigh and
After more than a decade of explosive growth, the craft beer industry is slowing in Charlotte and around the nation. That’s according to an analysis of Brewers Association data by the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter. This and more on this week's BizWorthy.
Last summer, Charlotte Area Transit System recommended that the Silver Line pass through uptown by using Lynx Blue Line and Gold Line streetcar tracks. It said that route would save money and have the most riders and the most economic development potential. Six months later CATS said something entirely different.
The Division of Veterans Services invites the public to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery in Boise.