NC Roads and Bridges Face $65 Billion Funding Shortfall
At a time when more than one-quarter of North Carolina’s major roads are deteriorated, nearly a third of the state’s bridges are in need of … Read more
At a time when more than one-quarter of North Carolina’s major roads are deteriorated, nearly a third of the state’s bridges are in need of … Read more
The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte will join with families and businesses across the globe to celebrate international Earth Hour from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, March … Read more
Central Piedmont Community College’s (CPCC) Center for Sustainability (CFS) recognizes that environmental sustainability contributes to the overall well-being of the surrounding community and that as … Read more
Davidson College invites the public and media representatives to attend an economics lecture with Donald L. Kohn, vice chairman of the Board of Governors of … Read more
Janet Ervin has joined 24 Hours of Booty, Inc., which runs the Official 24-Hour Cycling Event of the Lance Armstrong Foundation and the only national … Read more
National Guard FLW College Fishing is headed to Mountain Island Lake March 27 for the first of four stops in the Northern Division series. Forty … Read more
Sharon Corners, one of Charlotte’s most established shopping centers, located across from the city’s prestigious SouthPark Mall, welcomes HomeGoods as a new retailer to its … Read more
In conjunction with U.S. Small Business Week, Central Piedmont Community College’s Institute for Entrepreneurship will host “Entrepreneurial Success: Get Up and Grow,” a free half-day … Read more
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education held a budget work session March 16 at the Education Center. Dr. Peter Gorman, superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, and district … Read more
Amid continuing economic challenges, Mecklenburg County Manager Harry L. Jones Sr. has directed County department directors to cut $13.2 million from the current budget, effective … Read more