Ahead of Saturday’s huge showdown with Chambers, Cardinal Gibbons coach Steven Wright sits down on Talking Preps OT.

By Langston Wertz Jr. / The Charlotte Observer

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Charlotte North Carolina Attractions

The physical layout of Charlotte reflects the suburbanization trends of the 20th century. It is relatively wide and consists mostly of suburbs. Most of the suburbs are new construction while some date back to the 1700s. The city is surrounded by an interstate loop known as I-485. This loop connects the central business district with the suburban areas. The center of Charlotte is the primary destination for tourists and business travelers. It has a diverse population, including a large African-American community and a growing Hispanic community.

The city has many attractions. Whether you are looking for a relaxing day by the pool or a fun night out, Charlotte is a great place to visit. Charlotte’s central business district is one of the most visitor-friendly districts in the Carolinas. There are plenty of restaurants, nightclubs, and other places to enjoy a drink. Its small-town atmosphere is a pleasant place for families and couples to spend the evening.

For entertainment, Charlotte has two popular gay-pride festivals. The Black Gay Pride Festival takes place in July, while the general gay-pride festival occurs in August. Since its beginning, both events have grown significantly. During the festival, locals can enjoy a plethora of activities and events. Whether you’re a fan of classic rock or contemporary hip-hop, Charlotte has something for everyone. It’s an ideal destination for LGBTQ people.