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Crawfish, Sushi, And Sesame Chicken Draw North Carolina Seafood Lovers To This Charlotte All-You-Can-Eat Buffet
Some Charlotte lunches end with a single plate and a quick goodbye. Others turn into a slow lap around a room full of stations, a second trip for crawfish, and a third for sushi you swore you would skip. East Charlotte has a buffet that leans hard into that second...
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Flights resume, but Charlotte travelers may face problems into weekend. What to know
Tens of thousands of travelers were stranded at airports across the country Friday night, including in Charlotte, after an hours-long ground stop caused by communication equipment failures that the Trump administration blamed on “1980s” computer systems. Nearly 500 flights in and out of Charlotte Douglas International Airport were delayed, and at least 90 canceled, due to the meltdown that lasted about four hours. CLT officials said flights were resuming Friday night, but disruptions are likely to persist through the weekend. CLT’s website shows more than a dozen cancellations of Saturday flights in or out of the airport. According to FlightAware, Delta has canceled 11% of its Saturday flights nationwide, while JetBlue scrapped 40% of departures. American Airlines was showing 5% of routes canceled Saturday, as of 11 p.m. Friday. American, the primary carrier at CLT, said it was working toward “the strongest possible recovery tomorrow and in the days ahead.” “We expect residual delays and cancellations (Friday night) and into tomorrow following the FAA’s nationwide ground stop. We’re grateful to our team members for their continued work to care for our customers and minimize the impact of this disruption as much as possible.” The Carolina Panthers are scheduled to fly
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Maxwell’s Tavern Celebrates 16 Years With Family at the Heart of It All
Before Maxwell’s Tavern opened its doors for the first time in 2010, the staff gathered beside the bar for a photograph. They were ready to welcome their first customers, though no one could have known how much downtown Waxhaw – or the restaurant business – would change or that the original owners and several original team members would still shine there every day, sixteen years later.