[ad_1] Have you ever shown up at the right place but at the wrong time? This couple met a week before Zenese was scheduled to move away. Years later, they met again and began the journey of a lifetime—Zenese shares their story. Bride: Zenese Pendergrass, 30, junior account manager, native of Charlotte, NCGroom: Shawn Polk, Jr., 32,
Read More[ad_1] Samara Davis is a “history geek” with a deep love and appreciation for Bourbon. Six years ago she founded the Black Bourbon Society with the goal of bringing together Black bourbon enthusiasts from all over. This weekend, the Black Bourbon Society will stop in Charlotte for the 2nd Annual Open Tour. From Thursday through
Read More[ad_1] The group discussed how the trails are for recreation but also for transportation. The post The long and winding trail project appeared first on The Charlotte News.
Read More[ad_1] By Maj Eisinger, Contributor With apologies to George Gershwin, we note that although it is summertime, living isn’t always easy. The Food Shelf continues to work to combat food insecurity and serve individuals and families in need of food and assistance. The Food Shelf is an all-volunteer organization supported by the Charlotte community, the
Read More[ad_1] By Susan Ohanian, Contributor Volunteers continue cooking and serving the weekly Monday lunches beginning at 11:30 a.m. Note: The Charlotte Senior Center is closed Monday, July 4. Chef Arnd from the Residence at Shelburne Bay will provide lunch at the senior center on Wednesday, July 20, at noon. Celebrate Independence DayWednesday, July 6, 11:30
Read More[ad_1] By Staff The Shelburne, Charlotte, Hinesburg Interfaith Project, commonly known as SCHIP, has announced its spring 2022 grant awards. Recent monies in the amount of $22,000 were awarded to 13 non-profits in SCHIP’s towns. The recipients for this cycle included: Hinesburg Community School; Shelburne Craft School; Shelburne Food Shelf; Carpenter-Carse Library; YMCA Camp; Vermont
Read More[ad_1] By Bradley Carleton, Contributor The late June morning has yet to begin to show striations of dark purple over the mountains to the east. The truck starts easily and it’s warm enough to roll down the windows as I cruise the backroads of town toward the boat access. Fragrances of warming lake water swirl,
Read More[ad_1] By Margo Bartsch, Contributor Long road trips typically include noticing the various college stickers on the back of car windows. This can be a conversation starter: Where is that school? In planning your summer road trips, consider adding a convenient college campus visit to your existing itinerary. Sometimes it is the detoured side trip
Read More[ad_1] By Phyl Newbeck, Contributor Gay Regan was 13 when she first visited Thompson’s Point in 1955, and she never outgrew her summer home. There were a few years when she wasn’t able to visit, but it was still a constant in her life. She inherited the camp from her mother and fully intends to
Read More[ad_1] By Scooter MacMillan, Editor After more than two centuries the weathered white building at the corner of Spear Street and Hinesburg Road in East Charlotte will finally become a tavern. Built in 1810 as a tavern, the house in the center of the village has been a home for almost all of its existence,
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