[ad_1] Uptown Charlotte has one. South End has one. So does University City. Now business leaders in SouthPark are inching closer to having a municipal service district (MSD), too. If plans unfold as scheduled, it could happen by early spring. Why it matters: Property owners within the SouthPark MSD would pay an additional property tax
Read More[ad_1] Twenty-two years ago, I quit a lucrative job as an attorney in my hometown of Washington, D.C., to start my own business. My friends and family members thought I had lost my mind, but I knew exactly what I was doing. I was replacing outdated and traditional notions of work with more progressive and
Read More[ad_1] Bank of America announced a “record-breaking year” for patents in 2021, with 512 patents granted across various technology categories, a 16% increase from 2020. Cameron Wadley, a technology senior vice president, is part of that trend. He recently filed patent applications related to the valuation of non-fungible tokens, a type of digital ledger used
Read More[ad_1] The CIAA Basketball Tournament is back, only this year it’s in Baltimore. QCity Metro reporter Jalon Hill is there to share the sights and sounds. He’ll be updating this journal throughout the tournament. 20 years and counting The afternoon temperature was a chilly 43 degrees when Faye Strong and Deborah Robinson set out for
Read More[ad_1] The CIAA tournament is back, only this time it’s in Baltimore. Our reporter Jalon Hill took to the streets to connect with some of this year’s attendees. Here’s what they had to share about the event. Stay tuned for more to come. 20 Years and Counting It was a chilly afternoon in Baltimore when
Read More[ad_1] Despite two years of pandemic and economic headwinds, Charlotte’s urban core is poised for another decade of growth. That’s the gist of a new “State of the Center City” report released this week. From office space to residential construction, uptown Charlotte continues to thrive, the report finds. For example: Construction projects valued at more
Read More[ad_1] If you were raised in the South, your mama probably taught you never to enter a room without acknowledging the people already there. Have you ever gotten too busy or too preoccupied to follow mama’s advice? Shanette Graham called out the stranger who entered the room without speaking. It was the beginning of their love
Read More[ad_1] By Phyl Newbeck, Contributor Susan Blood is a long-time recreational swimmer, but, like most Vermonters, when October rolled around she would put away her bathing suit. That is no longer the case. Susan Bloodon the ledge of the ice. Photo contributed. In January of 2019, her friend Julie Postlewaite posted on Front Porch Forum
Read More[ad_1] By Lori York, Charlotte Senior Center Director I hope you are able to set aside some time with a cup of coffee or tea and take a moment to look through the insert with our upcoming March classes at the Charlotte Senior Center. We are offering some returning favorites, and also some new programs.
Read More[ad_1] EatingWell stops print edition after April. The post Around Town – February 24, 2022 appeared first on The Charlotte News.
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