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Tye Dixon Feimster

February 13, 2026
Tye Feimster is a key leader with Pride Communications, Inc., COO of Pride Magazine, Charlotte’s #1 African-American magazine. He plays a central role in: Advertising & Sales Strategy Sponsorship Development Community & Business Partnerships Economic Ecosystem Building across Charlotte Grahic Design Digital Distribution Social Media Publication Distribution Photography Tye operates with a strong focus on keeping economic participation circulating within Charlotte’s creative and entrepreneurial community .…
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Anna J Performs at Char Bar (June 19, 2025)

January 31, 2026
🎤 We heard a familiar, soothing voice begin to fill the parking lot of @harristeeter — none other than the hardest working woman in showbiz, @annajstamato ​ 💫She was just starting her performance last Thursday at CharBar NO7 (Carmel location), bringing soul and sparkle to the South Park – Charlotte area!…
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PM – 2026 Community & Business Brief

January 28, 2026

Pride Magazine: Legacy, Impact, and Partnership Opportunity

Educating the Public, Engaging Readers, and Inviting Corporate Partnership

2026 Community & Business Brief

Executive Overview

For more than three decades, Pride Magazine has served as one of Charlotte, North Carolina’s most trusted cultural institutions.…
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Tye Feimster – Fly Wheel™ – Charlotte’s Creative Art & Business Initiative

January 24, 2026
*Created by: Tye Feimster • Powered by: UnitedMasters – Charlotte* FLY WHEEL™  DEFINITIONS Fly Wheel™ — A portfolio-orchestration agent that connects creators, brands, and communities by sequencing discovery, media, partnerships, and events into a compounding growth loop. ​ Fly Wheel™ — A knowledge-driven growth mechanism that uses conversation, content, and campaigns to reinforce each spoke of the portfolio: creators, media, sponsors, community, and philanthropy.…
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Astronaut Bernard A. Harris Reached for the Stars and Made History By Charles K. Harris

January 13, 2026
When astronauts Neil Armstong and Buzz Aldrin journeyed into space and became the first astronauts to walk on the moon in 1969, they inspired the young Bernard A. Harris Jr. to literally “reach for the stars.” “At 13, I watched Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin land on the moon and inspire the whole world with the notion that the human race could travel to another heavenly body,” Harris said.…
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Maestro Kwamé Ryan’s Symphony of Belonging

January 13, 2026
By John Burton Jr. By the time seven-year-old Kwamé Ryan looked up from his seat at Ontario Place in Canada that summer evening in 1977, his fate was sealed. The Houston Grand Opera’s production of “Porgy and Bess” was unfolding before him — that quintessentially Black American opera about the fictional Catfish Row in South Carolina, love and loss, and Black resilience.…
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Moving Forward, but Still Behind: The Silent Crisis  

January 13, 2026
By Shavonda Bean Have you noticed more people openly discussing mental health, chatting about suspected diagnoses or recent therapy sessions? More children approach their parents about evaluations or starting therapy, and parents are responding. This gradual shift of acceptance and openness is monumental in normalizing mental health.…
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From Hip-Hop to Jazz: NC Musicians Influence Music Worldwide

January 13, 2026
By Alicia Benjamin These legendary Black men from North Carolina have greatly influenced music worldwide. Representing over 100 years of life, these musicians have elevated the artform of music, not only during their lifetimes, but for generations in the future. Thelonious Monk / Jazz (1917 – 1982) Credited as one of the innovators of modern jazz, Thelonious Monk played with jazz giants Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Coleman Hawkins and many others beginning in the 1940s.…