This west Charlotte church seeks to package the timeless Gospel in a cultural framework. (A Church You Should Know)...

Valarie R. Brooks, the self-described “hardest working woman in real estate,” will offer her expert opinion on the show "Bang for Your Buck." ...

STYLE ESSENTIALS For William Wilson, fashion is about understanding your personal style, then matching that look to the impression you want to make....

Mel Watt cleared by panel

Mel Watt cleared by panel

Watt was among eight House members investigated by the Office of Congressional Ethics for fundraising activities. He was cleared by unanimous vote
 

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Withered Now & How (Part II)

Withered Now & How (Part II)

GUEST COMMENTARY

Many of the problems facing black education today can be traced to three issues -- corporatization of schools, militarization of schools and the lack of a culturally related curriculum.

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Hit-and-run victim dead in south Charlotte

Police believe a moped driver crashed on Camel Road before dawn Wednesday and was later hit by a passing vehicle that didn't stop.

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Private group will focus on public education

Private group will focus on public education

Two of the city’s richest families will seek private support to address the dropout rate and so-called achievement gap in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.

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Former West Charlotte player is CIAA offensive lineman of the week

Former West Charlotte player is CIAA offensive lineman of the week

NAMES IN THE NEWS

Bryan Garnett, a 6-foot-2-inch, 330-pound offensive lineman at Elizabeth City State University, helped lead his team in a 45-27 win over Johnson C. Smith University.

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Greene dances in studio, waltzes around questions about his past

Greene dances in studio, waltzes around questions about his past

Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Alvin Greene traveled by limo from his S.C. home to a Charlotte radio studio Monday.

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SCENE IN THE QCITY

SCENE IN THE QCITY

Scene at the Soul Food Festival and Concert near uptown Charlotte.

 

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Housing Authority seeks to evict resident commissioner

Housing Authority seeks to evict resident commissioner

Lucille Puckett, who lives in a low-income unit at Dillehay Courts, is accused of associating with a man banned from CHA property because of a drug conviction.

Living

Charlotte Literary Festival will add music

Charlotte Literary Festival will add music

Shannon Wright, founder of the Queen City Neo Soul Festival, will bring live acts to this year's literary festival, including recording artist Dwele.

Living

The lost art of inviting

The lost art of inviting

FETE FABULOUS

It's a special event, so why not make the extra effort to make your guests feel that their presence is important to you?

Living

The start of school has got me reminiscing

The start of school has got me reminiscing

Growing up in the '70, the bus ride to school was more than simple transportation -- it was also about drama and survival.

Faith

When I feel low, I begin my blessings ritual

When I feel low, I begin my blessings ritual

Life is a journey filled with dips and plateaus, and we need to constantly build strength in our spirits to get through those rough contours.

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Panel to review all cases involving former detective

Panel to review all cases involving former detective

Arvin Fant admitted in court last week that he threw away notes in the case of a man accused of killing two CMPD officers.

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CMS spokeswoman lands Durham job

CMS spokeswoman lands Durham job

NAMES IN THE NEWS

Tahira Stalberte, a media relations specialist with CMS, on Thursday has been named chief communications officer for Durham Public Schools.

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A needless offense

A needless offense

SPEAKEASY

Like the proposed mosque near ground zero, the Confederate flag is an afront to millions.

September 3, 2010
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