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Much needed relief coming for NCDMV customers
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles said it expects to clear up the ongoing mounting delays in issuing driver licenses and identification cards by the end of June. DMV Commissioner Wayne Goodwin, who underwent a grilling by Senate lawmakers in February, testified before the House...
Firefighters: I-485 exit reopened in northwest Charlotte after spill
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A spill closed an interstate exit along I-485 in northwest Charlotte on Tuesday morning, according to the Charlotte Fire Department. Firefighters said Exit 16 to Brookshire Boulevard was closed. Officials said the spill happened earlier in the morning, and crews cleaned it up at the scene.
GoldATM Supports Growing Consumer Demand for Gold Purchase with New ATMs in North Carolina
CHARLOTTE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 10, 2024-- Demand for pure gold is reaching new records in 2024, buoyed by growing consumer interest in purchasing and owning real gold. The demand is propelling faster than anticipated expansion by GoldATM, the emerging ATM leader and first provider of true Gold ATMs. The new kiosks make retail purchase of flexible and durable Goldback bills available to all, for as little as $20.
Charlotte residents rip apart Bank of America Stadium renovations in online comments
The optics of using public funds to renovate a private football stadium in Charlotte aren't good right now, as evident from hundreds of online comments recently submitted to the city.Why it matters: Charlotte's tourism and business leaders have voiced staunch support for plans to overhaul Bank of America Stadium using taxpayer dollars. But Charlotte citizens are slamming the project.What they're saying: Locals are concerned about the city contributing $650 million to the stadium makeover as property taxes are rising, inflation is up and the region is seemingly behind on building infrastructure.On top of that, the Carolina Panthers are a losing...
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