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September 13, 2026

How La Bodeguita Forms Connection Through Creativity

By Rosanny Crumpton Photos courtesy of Fulton Brand ![La Bodeguita Creates at Camp North End] How La Bodeguita Forms Connection Through Creativity IIn a world where loneliness quietly lingers for many people post-pandemic, one Charlotte creative space is offering something simple, meaningful and deeply human — connection.…

Superspecies: How Generative AI Contributes to Your Life and Your Business

By Sunil Erevelles, PhDUNC Charlotte Professor and former Chair of the Department of Marketing at the Belk College of Business Most people and businesses currently use generative AI as a tool while they work to understand its transformative potential. According to Dr.…

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Access Services Celebrates 30 Years of Connecting Diverse Talent with Opportunity

By Sonja Whitemon No matter the size of the company or the industry it serves, every successful business depends on one thing: good employees. In a fast-growing metropolitan area like Charlotte, competition for skilled workers is fierce. For nearly three decades, the city has ranked among the nation’s fastest-growing labor and population markets.…

Have you seen her? Charlotte 15-year-old reported missing

Jolie Dennis was last seen in the area of Mallard Creek Church Road on June 16.…

Red light cameras are coming back to Charlotte: These 10 intersections could get them first

Charlotte City Council says the goal is to help stop drivers from running red lights and improve safety for everyone.…

Duke Energy lowers rate hike after AG Jackson, public pushback. Hearing set for July

Duke Energy Carolinas cuts its proposed rate hike from 18% to 11.6% following objections, but North Carolina’s Attorney General says the new rate remains too high.…

IRS offers summer camp tax credit relief for working parents. How to claim it

As summer camp costs rise, families may ease the burden through the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, offering potential relief under specific eligibility rules.…

Former Charlotte Mayor Eddie Knox dies

Eddie Knox served as Charlotte’s mayor from 1979 to 1983. He was inducted into the North Carolina Bar Association’s Hall of Fame in 2008.…

Deputies searching for missing Cleveland County woman

Cleveland County deputies seek public help to find Hannah Toppins-Turner, missing since Monday, June 8, possibly headed to Asheville.…

York County inmate dies after medical emergency; SLED investigating

A 40-year-old inmate died after a medical emergency at the York County Detention Center, as reported by the sheriff’s office, prompting an investigation by SLED.…

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