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Countless Celebrities Have Loved This Legendary North Carolina Diner For Decades

Some restaurants feed you a meal, but the Diamond Restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina feeds you a story. It’s the kind of place that makes you wonder how you’ve lived in this city for so long without walking through that door. The brick exterior with its bold cursive...

Charlotte, NC · 13d
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A Charlotte Restaurant and Entertainment Venue Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Seoul Food Meat Company, a food and entertainment spot, has turned toward bankruptcy. Court records show that the company submitted its petition on October 29. Company owner Lisa Kamura signed the petition. Note: Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows a business to reorganize its debts under court supervision. A filing does not...

Charlotte, NC · 9d
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‘Mister Rogers with a Switchblade’

The campaign to be North Carolina’s next U.S. senator was supposed to be a billion-dollar barnburner. Instead, it’s been a dud. Michael Whatley, the former chair of the Republican National Committee, tethered himself to President Donald Trump just as Trump’s popularity cratered. Polls show Whatley down by double digits, and experts have largely written him off. At a Whatley campaign event in mid-October, Trump voiced what most observers believe is inevitable: Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper is “going to become your senator, and it’s crazy.”

North Carolina · 9d
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Brooklyn Decker Put Her Interior Design Skills to the Test with Gut Renovation of Whimsical Charlotte Estate

The model finessed her interior design skills to transform the North Carolina home she shares with husband Andy Roddick.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

Queen City News

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Community celebrates Día de los Muertos at Charlotte’s Camp North End

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The annual Día de los Muertos Festival celebration in Charlotte was held at Camp North End Sunday afternoon. Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, is a traditional Mexican holiday celebrated between October 31 and November 2 that honors deceased loved ones. In partnership […]

Charlotte, NC · 7d

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Art Galleries in North Carolina: The Ones You Can’t Miss

Whether you’re a longtime collector or simply someone who enjoys wandering into a gallery and seeing what catches your eye, Charlotte has no shortage of places to experience art. From established fine-art galleries and contemporary spaces to museums, artist collectives and photography centers, these are the art galleries in North Carolina that you can’t miss.

Charlotte, NC · 7d

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6 North Carolina Museums So Fascinating, You’ll Be Shocked They Don’t Charge A Single Cent

Want to visit the most fascinating museums in North Carolina without paying a single cent?. These 6 museums deliver incredible history, breathtaking art, and experiences you’ll never forget!. 1. Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation (Fayetteville) There’s a place in Fayetteville that stops people right in their tracks, and...

North Carolina · 18d

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County breaks ground on redevelopment of Latta Place

HUNTERSVILLE – Mecklenburg County marked the start of construction at Latta Place in west Huntersville with a groundbreaking and libation ceremony, where water is poured on the ground as a ritual honoring ancestors, on Oct. 12. Members of the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners and county staff were joined by the Latta Partners Steering Committee and local leaders to reflect on the site’s history and acknowledge the next chapter in the Latta Place project.

Mecklenburg County, NC · 9d

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12 Things North Carolinians Learned in School About North Carolina History That Turned Out to Be Wrong

School history lessons often to come with tidy stories and neat endings. But some of what North Carolinians learned has since been corrected or complicated by historians. Here’s what the record shows today. 1. Edenton Tea Party. Many school history lessons pictured the Edenton Tea Party as women tossing...

North Carolina · 10d

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Today in QCity: North Carolina's first Black woman radio host

Remembering ‘Chatty Hatty’ Leeper, a pioneering voice for Black Charlotte. Hattie “Chatty Hatty” Leeper, North Carolina’s first Black female radio announcer, died Oct. 13 at age 98. Before she became one of Charlotte’s most recognizable radio voices, she was a teenager at Second Ward High School who found her way into WGIV-AM. Her memorial service was held Oct. 24 at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

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Día de los Muertos honors loved ones with dance, food, community altars in Charlotte

Music, dancing, and vibrant colors filled Camp North End as families gathered to celebrate Día de los Muertos. "We celebrate Dia de los Muertos because we want to remember the ones that we love most, and actually, this is our representation with the food that they like, and they come every year on this day to celebrate with us," Brenda Romero said.

Charlotte, NC · 7d

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Tricky Sam: New documentary explores an eastern North Carolina legend

For generations, stories about Milton Covel, a man known in parts of eastern North Carolina as Tricky Sam or Duke Buddy, have circulated through families and communities across the region. Some accounts describe unexplained events, seemingly impossible feats and spiritual encounters that left people both fascinated and afraid. Now, an...

North Carolina · 10d

WSOC Charlotte

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LoSo library site demolished for retail, apartments

Demolition is underway of an aging lower South End property that is poised for redevelopment.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

Axios Charlotte

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Live music: The 10 biggest concerts in Charlotte this November

Charlotte live music fans, here's a list of 10 of the biggest concerts coming to the city in November. Nov. 1: Young Miko Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko brings her blend of Latin trap, reggaeton and hip-hop to Charlotte after a rapid rise to international fame. Location: Spectrum Center Start time: 8pm Tickets : $43+ Nov. 3: Rod Wave Known for blending emotional storytelling with hip-hop and R&B, Rod Wave is coming back to Charlotte with fan favorites like "Heart on Ice" and "Tombstone." Location: Spectrum Center Start time: 8pm Tickets: $94+ Nov. 7: Yebba Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Yebba brings her powerhouse vocals and soulful blend of R&B, jazz and pop to Charlotte. Location: The Fillmore Start time: 8pm Tickets : $64+ Nov. 7: Little Big Town Country quartet Little Big Town is known for their signature four-part harmonies and hits like "Girl Crush," "Pontoon" and "Boondocks." Location: Ovens Auditorium Start time: 7:30pm Tickets: $16+ Nov. 11: Sleeping With Sirens Get ready for early 2010s emo Nostalgia and a high-energy show from post-hardcore band Sleeping With Sirens. Location: The Fillmore Start time: 7pm Tickets: $137+ Nov. 13 & 14: Jack White The former White Stripes frontman will deliver his unmistakable guitar

Charlotte, NC · 10d

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Haints alive: Podcaster brings NC ghost tales, folklore to new audiences

The ghost of a young girl haunting the backroads between Greensboro and High Point. A bloodsucking cat-like creature terrorizing the town of Bladenboro. A sea monster lurking below the depths of Lake Norman. All are among the well-known ghost stories and folk tales that add an air of mystery and...

North Carolina · 9d

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Johnson C. Smith University choir to make debut at historic Carnegie Hall

Students at Johnson C. Smith University are preparing for their debut performance at one of the world's most prestigious concert venues in the world. Twenty-five students from the JCSU choir will perform gospel and contemporary music at New York’s Carnegie Hall as part of an event titled “Sounds of the Season,” which spotlights distinguished musical ensembles across the country. Dr. Angelica Brooks leads the choir. Brooks says they hope to showcase their music in a different light.

Charlotte, NC · 9d

YoCo News

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Catawba Ridge, Indian Land, York and Legion Collegiate Golfers Compete at 4A State

Catawba Ridge High School placed eighth as a team at the South Carolina High School League Class 4A girls golf state championship Oct. 26 and 27, while Catawba Ridge’s Brooke Mehlhouse and York’s Callie Lawton led area individuals with matching 156 totals that tied them for 12th, according to final results posted by the league....

Fort Mill, SC · 10d

JELD

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The Wilder Blue extends Cinco Tour into 2027 with new show dates

The Wilder Blue will continue their Cinco Tour into 2027 with a series of newly confirmed concert dates. The upcoming leg includes performances at Exit/In […] The post The Wilder Blue extends Cinco Tour into 2027 with new show dates first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .

Nashville, TN · 9d

Salisbury Post

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Southern Soul: Annual ES event captures 125th anniversary spirit

EAST SPENCER — Music was in the air, along with more than a few fireworks, this past weekend at Royal Giants Park in East Spencer. The Southern Soul Music Festival […]

East Spencer, NC · 11d