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Police: Woman attempted to buy pills with forged prescription
A Charlotte woman was recently arrested and charged with trying to obtain prescribed drugs through forgery, according to arrest warrants.
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Agency works to keep the doors open at Serenity House
A Charlotte agency is working to keep the doors open at a Cabarrus County facility that helps recovering addicts turn their lives around.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Debutantes
The Deltas of Charlotte Foundation, in conjunction with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.'s Charlotte Alumnae Chapter, held its 49th annual Debutante Cotillion on March 30 at Halton Arena at UNC Charlotte.
Providence Springs Home for Sale in Charlotte NC
Located in beautiful South Charlotte , this prime property is tucked away in the highly sought-after Providence Springs neighborhood.
G.W. Carver alumni celebrates 72nd anniversary
The S.A. Gilliam Scholarship Awards Banquet is among the highlights of the celebration.
Mecklenburg's interim manager: from quiet engineer to eye of the storm
The Board of County Commissioners appointed Shields to the position at its November 27, 2012 meeting.
Pending bills would regulate homeowners associations
Here's an overview of the bills lawmakers in the North Carolina Legislature are considering, which are in various stages of the legislative process: H175: Prevents homeowners associations from foreclosing on homes because a resident has not paid HOA dues.
In the streets: Brass Connection
It's nine o'clock on a Friday night and abnormally cold for May. Four members of Brass Connection are camped out at the intersection of Trade and Tryon, seemingly oblivious to the dozen or so passersby who have now stopped and are waiting for the band to play.
The Charlotte Pet Expo welcomes everyone
Come join the fun on Saturday, May 18, at The Park Expo Center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WBTV aired the details today and it looks to be a free and fun event for pets and humans alike.
$25-$30 . treasurefest.blogspot.com/p/schedule.html . This annual eclectic underground music festival hosts about 70 acts, including Sundials, Secret Hospital, Franz Nicolay , Hectorina, It Looks Sad, and Mineral Girls on Friday and Torchrunner, Whatever Brains, Wymym's Prysyn, Rogue Nations, and Pullman Strike on Saturday.
Across the South, unrest rocked cities. Police jailed more than 700 civil rights protesters in Greensboro, more than 1,000 in Durham.
CMPD hands out 72 citations in overnight DWI checkpoint
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department officers charged 72 people with various offenses at a DWI checkpoint in north Charlotte overnight.
Consultant: Streetcar could spark Charlotte development
Charlotte's proposal for a second, 2.5 mile CityLYNX Gold Line streetcar leg would begin at Johnson C. Smith University, shown above in a city rendering.
Michael Brown: Thank You Mommy For Killing Me
If the enemies of Planned Parenthood wanted to make them look bad, they could not done have a better job than the baby-killing corporation did with its new slogan and ad campaign.
Terwilliger Pappas officially announces new venture
We told you about this last month, but today Charlotte developer Peter Pappas and Ron Terwilliger, the former CEO of Trammel Crow Residential, officially announced a new venture called Terwilliger Pappas Multifamily Partners.
Woman receives 8 months for hitting, killing man
A Charlotte woman who hit and killed a man will spend less than a year in prison.
US Airways flight attendants combine union master executive councils
Eight years after US Airways and America West merged, flight attendant union leaders gathered in Charlotte this week to unify their representation under one master executive council.
Block & Grinder brings all-natural dining to Cotswold
The Block & Grinder opened in March in Charlotte 's Cotswold neighborhood and right away created a buzz.
Police: Man's throat cut over parking lot argument
Police in Charlotte are hoping surveillance video will help them identify the man who attacked a driver and slashed his throat because he had parked too closely and bumped his mirror as he got out of the car.
City speeds up sidewalk along dangerous West Tyvola Road
Rochelle Coleman pushes daughter Grace, 11 months, with son Jallin, 4, at her side as walk facing traffic along West Tyvola Road.