Sullenberger Aviation Museum announced today it has begun the process of moving its collection of 40 authentic commercial, civil and military aircraft – including the crown jewel of its collection, the Airbus A320 from US Airways Flight 1549, better known as the “Miracle on the Hudson” – into its 35,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art main exhibit gallery and innovation … [Read more…]
America’s Top Burger Joint and Charlotte’s Oldest Eatery Was Just Put Up For Sale
Just months after commemorating its 50th anniversary, the site of one of Charlotte’s most historic eateries, and one of the top ranked burgers in America, Brooks’ Sandwich House, has just been listed for sale. Owner David Brooks informed WCNC of his intention to keep the doors open until the property is … [Read more…]
The top 5 volleyball tournament you need to watch in 2025
The more popular volleyball helps him switch from a niche to global discipline, attracts millions of viewers. According to recent research, this sport offers more than 900 million fans, mostly in Europe, Australia and the US. Fans participated in the loudest championship, bet on their results, and supported their favorite athletes, creating a stable community. … [Read more…]
Charlotte’s First Tango-Inspired Event Space Just Opened in Plaza Midwood
Charlotte’s first tango-inspired event space just opened in Plaza Midwood. Built by Charlotte performing artist Matthew Seneca and former Charlotte Ballet principal dancer Sarah Hayes Harkins, The Long Room was born out of a shared desire to create a place in Charlotte where the arts can flourish, creativity is fostered, and … [Read more…]
Charlotte Ranks #10 in the Nation for Adult Gen Z-ers Still Living With Parents
The Charlotte metro area has the 10th largest share of adult Gen Z-ers (aged 18-25) living with family members in the U.S. In contrast, Charlotte’s Millennials are increasingly making the shift to independent living – The percentage of Millennials who live with mom and dad here is lower than in most metro areas in the … [Read more…]
NOAA Forecasting An Exceptionally Snowy Winter For The Charlotte Region
Winter made an early appearance last month, with the North Carolina mountains witnessing the first snowfall of the season due to a pronounced upper low. It’s somewhat rare for North Carolina to see snow in the middle of October, but experts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) think it could be a sign … [Read more…]
Today is Election Day – Who Is Running And How To Vote in North and South Carolina
Today is election day across the country. Here in the Carolinas, we have some significant races that will determine the future direction of our cities and towns, especially here in the Charlotte region, with our city and most towns in the area having mayoral and city council races. In the City of Charlotte, we have … [Read more…]
Hunger by Muhammad Al-Zzouq
“Watchers,” from the portfolio Painting photos of past photos By Bradford Johnson, which appeared in the 2003 winter edition Paris review. So this is starving. The new war that raged in the missile and bomb war, a war that was no less brutal or mighty than that burned us with fire and sent us running … [Read more…]
Charlotte Ranks in the Top 20 Best Cities for Thanksgiving
With consumers spending hundreds of dollars on Thanksgiving travel and celebrations each year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on the Best Places to Go for Thanksgiving in 2023. North Carolina dominated the list, with Raleigh ranking 5th, Greensboro ranking 9th, and Charlotte ranking 19th overall. Thanksgiving in Charlotte (1=Best; … [Read more…]
Carolina’s First Millennial-Themed Upscale Steakhouse Just Opened in Uptown Charlotte – STK
STK Steakhouse has just opened their first Carolina location in the heart of Uptown Charlotte. The new upscale eatery, located at 201 S. College Street, will offer lunch, brunch, dinner, and happy hour options, complemented by live tunes from local DJs and a bar replete with inventive cocktails. “Charlotte deserves a … [Read more…]