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Bryce Slay, a standout basketball player from Charlotte, has signed a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) endorsement deal with College HUNKS Hauling Junk and Moving, just ahead of his freshman season at Marshall University in West Virginia. According to WCNC, the agreement marks one of the company’s first major NIL deals with a Charlotte high […]
August is National Civility Month, a time set aside to encourage respectful dialogue, thoughtful behavior and greater kindness in daily interactions. Launched to promote positive social conduct, the monthlong observance urges individuals, workplaces, and communities to reflect on how civility can improve relationships and reduce conflict. Organizations and schools are using the month to host […]
Bojangles is bringing its signature Southern flavor to the New York City area with plans to open more than 50 restaurants in the region, the company announced Wednesday. According to The Charlotte Observer, the Charlotte-based chicken and biscuit chain will open 20 locations in New York City over the next decade, starting with its first […]
Health officials are reminding Americans that August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of routine vaccinations for people of all ages. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says staying up to date on immunizations helps prevent the spread of serious diseases like measles, whooping cough and the flu. Officials […]
Carolina Panthers rookie defensive tackle Cam Jackson will be making a local appearance on Sunday, August 10, from 12 to 2 p.m. at GameStop, located at 8925 J M Keynes Drive. According to WCCB, fans will have the chance to meet Jackson, snap photos, and help celebrate the upcoming release of Madden NFL 26, which […]
W.P. Grier Middle School look brand new following a $56 million remodel replacing the original building from the 1950s. According to WCCB, Gaston County Schools Superintendent Morgen Houshard said student safety remains a top priority. This year, all students at Grier Middle will pass through metal detectors daily, moving away from previous random screenings. Additionally, […]
The economy is impacting pets as well, with a nationwide rise in the number of animals being surrendered to shelters. According to WCCB, one major factor is the increasing cost of pet ownership. A study by the Bank of America Institute found that prices for veterinary care and grooming have surged 42% since 2019, while […]
August is Black Business Month in the United States, a time dedicated to celebrating and supporting Black entrepreneurs and the economic contributions of Black-owned businesses nationwide. Founded in 2004, the month highlights both the progress and challenges faced by Black business owners. According to recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Black-owned businesses have seen […]
Tropical Storm Erin has developed in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm formed off the west coast of Africa and is projected to move westward across the Atlantic toward the Americas. As of 11 a.m. Monday, August 11, Erin had sustained winds of 45 mph and was traveling west at […]
Frustrated by years of crime, more than 100 residents and business owners gathered Wednesday evening at the Sugaw Creek Recreation Center to demand solutions for ongoing issues in North Charlotte’s Sugar Creek corridor. According to WCCb, the area around West Sugar Creek Road and Reagan Drive has long struggled with drug activity, prostitution, and violent […]
Charlotte welcomes Fontana Di Vino, a new Italian restaurant in SouthPark, offering interactive family‑style dining and freshly made pasta. Opened in mid‑2025 at 4905 Ashley Park Lane in the former Falcon & Fox space, the 5,000‑square‑foot venue seats 160 across indoor, bar, and patio areas. According to Axios, the restaurant is led by Chef Scott Leibfried—known from […]