The price of stamps to go up (again) in July. Here’s how much you’ll pay
USPS to raise Forever stamp prices from 78 to 82 cents in July, citing a severe financial crisis. Here's what NC mailers should know.
With city unsure, community sees potential rail stop as ‘catalyst for transformation’
A potential Red Line commuter rail stop in Charlotte NC in the Hidden Valley/Sugar Creek area is being proposed at an upcoming transit meeting.
Cases of cyclosporiasis, ‘explosive’ illness from parasite, are rising in NC
The CDC reports 145 cyclospora cases since May. Symptoms include watery diarrhea and cramping; wash produce and follow FDA guidelines to reduce risk.
Charlotte-area Catholic church among targets of Vatican’s excommunication
After SSPX bishops were consecrated in Écône, Catholics from Mount Holly and Charlotte reflect on Latin Mass growth, excommunications and parish life in North Carolina.
Clemson’s expected hire for new president isn’t happening after all. What we know
Clemson University was expected to hire Kevin Guskiewicz away from Michigan State to replace Jim Clements, but he’ll stay with the Spartans instead.
Cases of cyclosporiasis, ‘explosive’ illness from parasite, are rising in NC
The CDC reports 145 cyclospora cases since May. Symptoms include watery diarrhea and cramping; wash produce and follow FDA guidelines to reduce risk.
NC wedding venue owner admits to jilting brides, grooms and others out of $1M
The ex-owner of a popular wedding venue in Monroe pleaded guilty to stealing a total of about $1 million from brides, grooms and investors, prosecutors said.
SouthPark club’s unlicensed work created ‘life safety issues,’ state review finds
Years after unlicensed plumbing and electrical work, SouthPark Swim & Tennis Club in south Charlotte is working with Mecklenburg County to retrofit permits and complete repairs.
A Scandanavian comfort food spot is opening this week in Charlotte
Discover Vivienne at Free Range Brewing in NoDa: a new Scandinavian eatery offering Danish-style Røde Pølser, Smørrebrød, Norwegian waffles and Faroese seafood in Charlotte.
Davidson College will be tuition-free for many students starting next year
Starting in fall 2027 Davidson College in North Carolina will cover tuition for families earning $175,000 or less and full cost for those at $85,000 or below.