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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!…

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.…

The Rundown: Things to do Thursday, September 15 – Monday, September 19

August 15, 2016

By Shawn D. Allison, II What’s happenin’ Queen City? The skies are blue, the weather is cool and the vibe of the city is true. There’s tons of stuff going on this weekend with something for everyone to enjoy! Check out my special “Hot List” below!…

The Rundown: Things to Do Thursday, August 11 – Monday, August 15

August 1, 2016

By Shawn D. Allison, II What’s happenin’ everyone? I’m back with another Rundown of get-downs around Crown Town. Now I know you’re probably wondering how to choose which events to attend every weekend. Well, you’re in for a treat. Below, are a few great recommendations from me to you.…

The Rundown: Things to Do Thursday, August 18 – Monday, August 22

July 18, 2016

By Shawn D. Allison, II It’s that time again for the Rundown. There’s all sorts of goodies happening in our town for every age group and if you want to come and kick it with me or need a good recommendation of stuff to do, check out my hot spot list below!…

AFS Intercultural Programs USA: Crossing Classrooms, Crossing Cultures

July 14, 2016

By Angela Lindsay Learning doesn’t always happen in a single classroom. In fact, some of the most important lessons are learned in different and unexpected environments. AFS Intercultural Programs USA (formerly the American Field Service) gives students the opportunity to not only expand their academic knowledge; it also provides intercultural learning experiences that bring global cultures together by helping students connect, transforming the lives of thousands of students, families and individuals every year.…

8th Annual PEEP Career Mentoring Luncheon

July 12, 2016

The Pride Entrepreneur Education Program (PEEP) is the 501c3 community outreach of Pride Magazine, serving youth in underserved communities in the metro Charlotte, NC area. The PEEP Career Mentoring Luncheon is a ‘Power Lunch’ packed with information for college-tracked high school students!…

Are You Playing to Win?

June 14, 2016

By Elizabeth Colen Recently, I was watching the NBA Finals and the Golden State Warriors were down at half-time. The commentators said, “what do you think the coach is doing right now in the locker room?” Another commentator answered, “Three things the coach should be looking at.…

Let’s Talk About Obesity

June 7, 2016

By Elizabeth Colen Did you know that obesity (adults with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 and over) is considered a disease and morbid obese (adults with a BMI of 40 or more) is classified as a disability? More than 35% of adults in the United States are obese.…

For Bank of America’s D. Steve Boland, Relocating to Charlotte is a Lot Like Coming Home

May 24, 2016

Now that Boland, managing director of consumer lending, is moving to Charlotte, we wanted to reach out and welcome this distinguished, committed African-American leader and his family to the Queen City. We recently spoke to Steve and wanted our readers to get to know more about this successful new member of our community. Q: A few years ago, you were recognized by Black Enterprise magazine as one of the “75 Most Influential African Americans on Wall Street.”…