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Whether you’re looking for the best Halloween costume or the perfect get-up for your next party, there are several places ready to give you the best ‘fit.
Charlotte is made up of so many wonderful small businesses, here are a few our readers love in honor of Small Business Saturday.
The Conservation Fund’s Carolina Farms Fund announced First Farm Project to expand the presence of farming in the Charlotte region.
Including gifts for neighbors, foodies, significant others, homebodies, students, and gifts under $20.
Whether you need a little help with side items, getting a turkey, or that sweet finale (hello, pie), this list outlines several local businesses accepting orders for your Thanksgiving.
The new getaway in Plaza Midwood promises a relaxing environment in a unique salt-filled room.
CLTtoday readers shared which local restaurants + meals they miss the most — and we think you’ll agree.
We want to know — which Queen City restaurant or meal sparks nostalgia in your heart and belly, and why?
Local business across the Queen City are collecting donations and supplies to take to western North Carolina in wake of Hurricane Helene.
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The Johnston County Visitors Bureau has reimagined how visitors can experience their popular Beer, Wine and Shine Trail — and it includes easier access to exclusive discounts and rewards.
The family-owned, brick-oven pizza food truck is expanding its reach (and menu) into a full-sized restaurant at The Green.
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The massive rock concert at the speedway drew more than 200,000 people for the day-long festival in August 1974.
The 91-acre park is expected to have several pickleball and basketball courts, a playground, splashpad, and plenty of parking.
The highly anticipated food stall will welcome diners starting Friday, Aug. 8, serving fresh pastas, locally made focaccia, gluten-free options, and sparkling Italian sodas.
The annual events bring communities together to meet local law enforcement and share resources + are free to attend.
From “Chopped to “Top Chef,” two chefs with experience in the Queen City reflect on their time on-screen and how the competition propelled their careers.
Playing pickleball in Charlotte is easy when you stop by one of these local indoor and outdoor courts, including Mecklenburg County courts and more.
The iconic Eastland Mall attracted thousands of shoppers before its closure in 2010, and will serve as a new hub of life in East Charlotte.