The Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) simplifies, consolidates and updates the regulations that guide Charlotte’s development. It is a critical tool in implementing the community’s vision for growth, as outlined in the adopted Charlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan. To view or…
Read more: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article264757589.html#storylink=cpy Panthers beat writer Ellis Williams breaks down the what Matt Corral’s Lisfranc injury means for Carolina going forward on a new edition of the Panthers Tracks podcast. By Ellis Williams / The Charlotte Observer More from The…
Read more: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/sports-legends/article261531147.html Former NASCAR driver and Hall of Fame member, Dale Earnhardt Jr. discusses his mixed emotions and anxieties with The Charlotte Observer’s Scott Fowler following the death of his father Dale Earnhardt Sr. By Jeff Siner / The…
Chambers HIgh athletic director Montis Lash talks Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, social media presence and winning NCHSAA state championships on Talking Preps OT
Kevin Harris tracks his journey from aspiring creative to full-time, professional artist after his art appeared on billboards, newsstands and other outdoor spaces as part of the @ArtPop Street Gallery City Program. In April, the City of Charlotte named ArtPop…
Alex starts a fire, Grice talks a game of the week that has the state buzzing and Sam is back
Read more: Panthers beat writer Ellis Williams breaks down the Panthers two joint practices in New England on a new edition of the Panthers Tracks podcast. By Ellis Williams / The Charlotte Observer More from The Charlotte Observer: Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2Ef8akG…
Read more: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/scott-fowler/article259882395.html Former Charlotte Hornets guard, Muggsy Bogues, talks with The Charlotte Observer’s Scott Fowler about the fans’ impact and the loss of a possible Hornets’ team for the ages. By Jeff Siner / The Charlotte Observer More from…
McCrorey Heights, located just north of Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU) off Beatties Ford Rd and Oaklawn Ave, is one of Charlotte’s most historically important neighborhoods. Founded by JCSU president H.L. McCrorey in 1912, the neighborhood over the years became…
