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See what life was like in Monroe in 1998 with these Charlotte Observer archive photos
Take a trip back in time to 1998, when life moved a little slower in the city of Monroe. We found these photos in the Charlotte Observer’s archive from our coverage of Union County. There’s a good chance that many of these photos haven’t been seen since they first appeared in the newspaper 28 years ago. Take a look! Want more? We love Charlotte history. See more galleries & stories: SouthPark Mall in the 1990s BBQ restaurants you miss the most Charlotte's Indepenedence Blvd in the '90s Charlotte Pride since 2013 Charlotte's 1976 hot air balloon disaster Remember these moments at Charlotte’s EpiCentre Jim and Tammy Faye Baker's Heritage USA Charlotte elections over the years
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Rock and roll legend donates $55,000 to children’s hospital in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A rock and roll legend donated $55,000 to Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, his foundation announced in a Nov. 10 news release. Sammy Hagar’s Hagar Family Foundation also donated $55,000 to Hope Street Food Pantry in Charlotte. Known for the hit song “I Can’t...
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Cornelius Doctor Pens New Thriller
By Jon Show – A local doctor has branched into the literary world with her debut novel, a thriller about genetics and the promise of eternal youth. Dr. Minni Saluja, owner of Saluja Cosmetic and Laser Center in Cornelius, is board-certified and has advanced training in cosmetic skin treatments. She wrote the biotech thriller set in the world of regenerative medicine.
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Queen City News
WJZY’s Alicia Barnes earns NCAB Best News Anchor honor for third consecutive year
WJZY is proud to announce that Alicia Barnes has been named 2026 Anchor of the Year by the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters (NCAB), marking an extraordinary third consecutive year receiving the prestigious statewide honor.
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Charlotte Turns Wastewater Plant Walkway Into Catawba River Mural Trail
Charlotte is preparing to bring online a major new wastewater treatment facility, and instead of leaving the approach to it looking purely industrial, city leaders have turned the walkway leading up to the plant into a public art destination. Murals depicting plants and animals native to the region now line the pathway, transforming what could have been a plain access route into something residents are encouraged to stop and explore.
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THE FUNERAL PORTRAIT Announces 2027 'A Hex On The Nation Tour'
Acclaimed Atlanta-based alternative rock collective THE FUNERAL PORTRAIT has announced the "A Hex On The Nation Tour", a new headline run kicking off March 2, 2027 in Asheville, North Carolina and wrapping March 28, 2027 in Nashville, Tennessee. The tour will bring the band's explosive live show, theatrical sensibilities, and unmistakable brand of genre-defying rock to fans across the country. Special guests on the tour will include ARCHERS, CREEPER, IF NOT FOR ME and FKA RAYNE across all dates.
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