September 2016 – Pride Magazine

The Rundown – Things to Do Thursday, October 27 – Sunday October 30

September 27, 2016

By Shawn D. Allison, II What’s happenin’ all you ghouls & gals out there? Halloween is here in full effect just like the moon and there’s lots to do this weekend! I’ve found all sorts of dope beats, delicious eats and all sorts of tricks and treats for everyone on these Queen City streets!…

On the Hunt: Your Guide to Estate Sale Shopping

September 26, 2016

By Cheryl Luckett It’s hard to believe summer is over. I will admit, I’m more than happy to wave goodbye to the sweltering heat and humidity. If you know me, you know I’m always on the hunt for good deals. One of my go-to sources for some of those great finds are estate sales. …

Private and Independent Schools: A Snapshot of History and Curriculum

September 20, 2016

By Angela Lindsay If asked which existed first in the U.S., public or private schools, most people would probably guess public schools. They would be wrong. Private schools were created first—not only to educate, but also to instill basic principles in students and to build and sustain the new nation.…

4 Tips for Impressing Your Guests this Fall

September 15, 2016

By Michiel Perry The sun is setting early and Fall is approaching. This season means more than stylish boots and apple cider. Fall is just as big as a social season as summer. Get ready for those tailgates, homecoming parties and halloween gatherings with the best entertaining tips this season.…

3 Tips For Fall House Hunting

September 14, 2016

By Quila Bryant The summertime is on its way out and the fall is slowly approaching. According to Realtor.com, August 2016 was the hottest real estate market in ten years. While the Charlotte area reached record number of sales and buyer pre-approvals in the summer, it may be hard to keep that up in the fall.…

The Rundown: Thursday, October 13 – Monday, October 17

September 13, 2016

By: Shawn D. Allison, II What’s the deal my Queen City family? The October air is clear, cool, crisp and full of life! There’s quite a bit of activity in the QC this weekend and you already know your man—The Black Ferris Bueller has got you locked with a stock full of events!…

Making Sense of the Opioid Epidemic

September 13, 2016

By Dr. Dale Misiek Opioid use, abuse and addiction have taken over the news on a daily basis. An estimated 44 people die every day in the United States from overuse of opioids, from teens to senior citizens, in isolated rural towns and large cities alike – this epidemic doesn’t discriminate.…

The Rundown – Thursday, October 6 – Sunday, October 9

September 6, 2016

By: Shawn D. Allison, II People, the weekend is here so it’s time to let lose, have some fun and make a difference in Charlotte! From movie screenings, to jazz, to theatre, to spoken word there is something for everyone! However, if you want the scoop of where I’ll be kickin’ it this weekend, just check out my “Hot List” below, ya dig?…

It’s not too late to add florals to your wardrobe

September 6, 2016

By LaShanda Millner-Murphy There are many myths associated with “floral print” conversation. People say, “floral prints are only for the spring /summer wardrobe,” floral prints cannot be worn by full-figured women” and floral prints are only for garden parties and/or weddings.…

The Rundown – Thursday, September 29 – Sunday, October 2

September 1, 2016

By Shawn D. Allison, II People, people! What’s the word ya’ll? Everything is smooth sailing on this chocolate ride and I hope everyone is well. What’s good for the weekend, you ask? A ton of stuff! From book fairs, to hip hop, a lil’ bit of jazz, cultural festivals and more!…