crime
Rock Hill Police searching for suspect accused of burglarizing pharmacy
Police posted a video of the burglary on their YouTube page and are hoping someone can identify the suspect.…
Month: March 2021
Wellness
EATING FOR LIFE: DOS AND DON’TS FOR WOMEN OVER 50
EATING FOR LIFE: DOS AND DON’TS FOR WOMEN OVER 50
September 24, 2020
By Pride Staff. 3 MINUTE READ. Keto? Paleo? Vegan? Gluten-free? It seems there is an ever-expanding array of diets to choose from, depending on your lifestyle and health goals.…
Wellness
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE BODY: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE BODY: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
September 24, 2020
By Dr. Patrick Evivie and Valerie Evivie. 3 MINUTE READ. COVID-19 stands for coronavirus disease 2019. It is caused by a virus called SARS-COV-2, which first appeared in late 2019 and quickly spread around the world becoming the most fatal pandemic of our lifetime.…
Wellness
Wellness
PRIDE HEALTH
Why it's important to know your blood type
By Kesa McGee
In medicine, knowing a patient’s blood type is important, especially when it comes to blood transfusions. With a blood transfusion, blood or part of the blood is collected from one person and is given to another.…
features
Dragon helps put out fire: Charlotte Knights mascot seen helping put out uptown Charlotte fire
This time, the dragon helped extinguish a fire.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte Knights mascot Homer the Dragon flipped the script Tuesday: he helped put out a fire.
When a small brush fire broke out in a flower bed near Truist Field and Romare Bearden Park, the Charlotte Fire Department said, “Homer was in the neighborhood and assisted Charlotte Fire Engine 4 with putting the fire out.”…
gastonia
Gaston County leaders confront homelessness crisis
Gaston County Commissioners voted Tuesday to create an intergovernmental agency task force on homelessness.
GASTONIA, N.C. — Gaston County commissioners met Tuesday and voted unanimously to create a homelessness task force. The task force will review how many people are homeless, what barriers people face seeking help, and review potential solutions.…
home
Several coyote attacks recently reported in the Carolinas
The attacks happened in Greensboro but several Charlotte-area neighborhoods report recently spotting coyotes too.
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — The start of spring signals the middle of the mating season for coyotes. They’ve recently been spotted all across the Carolinas from Greensboro and Charlotte to Fort Mill.…
hornets
Hornets fan shares special moments with the team
A limited number of fans will be allowed to return to Spectrum Center for the second half of the season
The Charlotte Hornets are set to return to Spectrum Center later this week to begin the second half of the season and when they do, they’ll be able to host a limited number of fans.…
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WOMEN BREAKING BARRIERS
Featured
Black Women in Charlotte Are Breaking Barriers
By Angela Lindsay
Charlotte has a rich history of Black women who have broken barriers in the areas of school desegregation, executive representation in the corporate world and local politics. Meet a new generation of talented Black women who are following their callings and lighting paths for others now and for the future.…
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