In 2004, Charlie Petrizzo left his corporate banking job and with his wife Sandy, purchased 3 acres in Waxhaw to start fulfilling a dream. It was a dream...

With the release of his sixth novel, Nemesis, Charlottean Brendan Reichs is feeling much like an expectant father. Nerves, excitement and quiet freak outs are...

If you haven’t made a reservation at one of Charlotte’s 10 most romantic dinner spots or planned a starry-eyed day at a nearby picturesque vineyard or...

If your calendar runs with the cycles of the moon, you might be gearing up to celebrate the Lunar New Year this weekend. There’s thousands of years of...

According to a report from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, in 2014, only 40% of Charlotte Mecklenburg third graders were reading at grade...

News Capsule Gay BINGO Charlotte will host “How to Get Away With Bingo” on November 14th to raise funds and awareness for Regional AIDS Interfaith...

News Capsule Women philanthropists from across the country will gather in Charlotte this fall as the Women’s Collective Giving Grantmakers Network (WCGN)...

News Capsule The Charlotte Asian Heritage Association (CAHA) will host the Gandhi Unity Fall Festival on October 10th to celebrate Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy...

August is at its midway point and by the end of the month, mornings across Charlotte will include frenetic preparations to get thousands of kids to school on...

News Capsule Five chefs representing Piedmont Culinary Guild and will face five chefs representing the NC chapter of the American Culinary Federation in Queen...

News Capsule The editors of Inc. have released their 2015 annual ranking of the fastest growing private companies in America and 61 Charlotte companies are on...

News Capsule The economic impact of tourism in Mecklenburg County grew by 6.1 percent in 2014, with visitors infusing $4.9 billion in domestic spending,...