On this week’s episode of Processing Blue, Langston Wertz Jr. and Alex Zietlow discuss where the Carolina Panthers have struggled the most during their 0-5 start to the season, potential wide receiver trade targets, offensive line reinforcements and more.

By Drew Nantais / The Charlotte Observer

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Moving to Charlotte North Carolina

Events, Life, Sports, Weather, News

It’s a big city with an easygoing Southern charm that makes it a top choice for families. Its strong economy, balanced cost of living and abundant educational and entertainment opportunities make Charlotte a great choice for homebuyers to build in new homes communities or buy and renovate older houses.

Whether you’re looking to lose yourself in a world of art at the Mint Museum or take a stroll through a historic gold rush town, there is plenty to do for all tastes. The area’s culture is as varied as the city itself. You’ll find a thriving nightlife scene with clubs, bars and live music venues.

Sports are a big part of life in Charlotte, where five professional teams play their home games. Whether you’re rooting for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers or the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, you’ll never run out of chances to see your favorite players and coaches in action.

For more high-profile sporting events, check out the Wells Fargo Championship golf tournament or the Coca-Cola 600 race on the NASCAR calendar. There are also plenty of opportunities to cheer on your local breweries and musicians at area festivals.

Families moving to Charlotte will be pleased to learn that the city’s public schools and private colleges have some of the best tuition rates in the state. There are 175 elementary, middle and high schools to choose from, including charter schools and a large selection of private institutions.