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Ciao! Welcome to September

September 9, 2019

I had the opportunity to travel to Italy in July with my 13-year-old granddaughter, Victoria Feimster, an eight grade student at Charlotte Country Day School. We took our first trip to New York when she was only four, and nine years later we set out big time. …

Jyoti’s World Cuisine: A Friedland Family Effort

August 22, 2019

By Hope Yancey Photos by Jonathan Cooper Jyoti and Marc Friedland built a loyal following in Charlotte during the years they owned Talley’s Green Grocery, the natural foods market, café and bakery on East Boulevard that closed its doors in 2008.…

The People’s Market at Dilworth Welcomes the Community

May 1, 2019

By Hope Yancey Cory Simpson launched his first business enterprise cleaning gas station parking lots and stocking merchandise at the tender age of about 12. His dad, Al, drove him to stores on a schedule that sometimes began as early as 4 a.m.…

Living with Pride Free Annual Homebuyers Event

April 3, 2019

Potential Homebuyers Register “Here” Potential Homebuyers Register “Here”…

Alvin Jacobs Doesn’t Shoot For ‘Likes,’ He Shoots For Change

January 25, 2019

By Tonya Jameson Photo of Alvin Jacobs by Alex Tribble Photographer Alvin Jacobs is finding his rhythm. Nearly two years after his work was featured in the Levine Museum of the New South exhibit “K(No)w Justice, K(No)w Peace,” the 44-year-old is turning his eye to Charlotte neighborhoods.…

The Rundown: Things To Do April 18- April 21

January 18, 2019

By Shawn D. Allison, II Salutations everyone! We have zoomed through this week and now it’s time to kick your shoes off and chill. There’s lot of relaxing and energetic digs to get into on The Rundown this week and as you all know, yours truly, The Black Ferris Bueller has got all the goods to lift you to a high place of euphoria!…

Former IT Director Works to Build a Coffee Empire in Charlotte

November 19, 2018

By LaShawn Hudson Step inside COPPA Coffee and Tea, and you’re immediately transported into an eclectic and relaxing world. The sounds of smooth jazz fill the coffeehouse, and the walls are painted with bold, vibrant greens and golds that proudly display the company’s coffee bean plant logo.…

‘African-Print Fashion Now! A Story of Taste, Globalization, and Style’ opens at Mint Museum Randolph

October 8, 2018

By Lashawnda Becoats “African-Print Fashion Now! A Story of Globalization and Style” is a new exhibit, at The Mint Museum Randolph, about the history and globalization of African-print fabric from its origin to its current day influences on trends that shape style and fashion around the world.…

Exploring Wisconsin — Things to Do in Three Cities

September 23, 2018

By Lashawnda Becoats Exploring Wisconsin can be full of adventure, with its beautiful prairies, lake views and city lifestyle. I recently had the pleasure of exploring Wisconsin, for an unforgettable trip full of adventure and surprises. I know you’re wondering what this Midwestern state, known for dairy, cheese and football, has to offer, so I’ll jump right in.…

Math Tutoring with Heart

August 28, 2018

By Eren Simpson A Charlotte nonprofit is helping to bolster area math scores 30 minutes at a time, with a whole lot of heart and help from volunteer tutors. Heart Math Tutoring was built from a partnership between Social Venture Partners (SVP) Charlotte, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools and Communities in Schools, after identifying a need for willing volunteers to help struggling students after rigorous testing standards were introduced in 2013.…