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A draft of a new unified development ordinance meant to help guide Charlotte's growth was released more than a month ago. Some people are just now making their way through its more than 600 pages, and not everyone is happy with what they're seeing, says The Charlotte Ledger's Tony Mecia.
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A longtime Charlotte food staple, Price's Chicken Coop, says it's closing its doors for good on June 19.
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South End Blooms has art popups, displays, music and other events in Charlotte each weekend through June 20.
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On tap this weekend in Charlotte: A wine festival, a special showing of a classic '80s film, a Sistine Chapel exhibit, live jazz and a film series that features a tribute to the history of the city's Brooklyn neighborhood. We talk about all that and more.
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Charlotte’s Epicentre, with its bars and nightclubs, was once a center of nightlife in the city. But following a pair of deadly shootings last year, some…
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A man arrested Monday for a sexual assault in South End over the weekend has been charged in a second sexual assault case in the same area one day…
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More big change is in the works for Charlotte’s South End. Two companies announced last week they’re building a 23-story office tower. Lowe’s is also…
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Duke Energy reported a widespread power outage encompassing most of South End and surrounding neighborhoods on Thursday afternoon.Nearly 7,000 Duke Energy…
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This week Charlotte had another big jobs announcement. Online mortgage company Better.com announced it is expanding in Charlotte, going from about 20…
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A digital mortgage-lending company says it's bringing 1,000 jobs to Charlotte over the next five years.Better.com announced Monday that it's opened an…