Marvin
Marvin, NC · Events
restaurantmagazine.com
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.
WSOC Charlotte
Waxhaw veteran who helped capture Saddam Hussein leads global aid organization
An Army veteran of 21 years has closed that chapter of his life and opened a new one in Waxhaw, bringing missionaries across transportation barriers around the world to bring humanitarian aid to people in remote communities.
WBTV
Waxhaw woman says family’s 70-inch cross was unfairly targeted by HOA
WAXHAW, N.C. (WBTV) - A Waxhaw woman says her family was required to remove a cross from their yard after their homeowners association said it violated community guidelines. Megan Lloyd says the 70-inch cross has special meaning for her family. Her husband built it for their wedding a little over a year ago, and they placed it in their yard at Easter.
fastfoodclub.com
hoodline.com
Monroe Council Greenlights Mixed-Use Village With 340 Multifamily Units and Harris Teeter Anchor
Weddington Rd. & Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. — Neutral Street Scene. Monroe City Council has given the green light to Monroe Village, a sprawling mixed-use development from Pappas Properties that will bring a new grocery store, hundreds of homes, and transportation improvements to the city. The project pairs retail and housing with open space and recreational amenities, marking one of the more ambitious development proposals to clear Monroe's council chambers in recent memory.
Lovely Garden Roots
WWAY NewsChannel 3
Queen City News
fastfoodclub.com
The Post and Courier
Charlotte Stories
The State
HS football playoffs Week 2 schedule: Top games, injury questions for Dutch Fork
Dutch Fork football might start the postseason without one of its key players. Silver Foxes coach Tom Knotts said Wednesday that his son and senior quarterback Jaxon Knotts is “questionable” for Friday’s second-round Class 5A playoff game against Fort Mill. Jaxon Knotts suffered a thumb injury during the first half of the regular-season finale against White Knoll on Oct. 30. The senior has been rehabbing the injury multiple times a day to try and play in the game. Dutch Fork was off last week. Knotts, a two-year starter, is completing 71% of his passes for 2,102 yards and 29 total touchdowns this season. If Knotts can’t play, junior Jacob Brown would go in his absence. He has appeared in five games this season and is 16 of 23 for 131 yards. Dutch Fork and most of the other top teams in the area had first-round byes last week. The second round of the playoffs features many intriguing matchups. Here are some to keep an eye on Friday. Games to Watch (7) Fort Mill (9-2) at (2) Dutch Fork (9-0): First meeting between the two teams since 2013. Dutch Fork leads the all-time series, 6-4, including a 2-0 mark under Tom
The Mount Airy News
Tega Cay Sun
Twelve Fort Mill High School Standouts Put Pen to Paper on Signing Day
Long before the cameras flashed and the pens hit the table at Fort Mill High School’s Signing Day ceremony on Thursday, the real work was already done. It happened in 5 a.m. swim lanes, on dusty summer diamonds, inside packed gymnasiums, and in arenas miles from home. Twelve Yellow Jackets officially made their college commitments...