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Fort Mill Sun
Catawba Ridge Finishes Eighth at 4A Girls Golf State Championship
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. […]
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WXIX-TV GM Jennifer Rieffer leaving for Charlotte station
Jennifer Rieffer leaves her mark on WXIX-TV when she takes over Gray Media’s sister station in Charlotte, N.C. Since arriving here five years ago in December 2021, she brought the Reds Opening Day game and weekly Reds games to Fox 19, and the Bengals flagship station package that included Bengals preseason games and several weekly Bengals shows during the football season.
corneliustoday.com
Cornelius Christmas parade comes to Old Town
With the annual North Mecklenburg Holiday Parade unable to take its traditional route down Main Street and into downtown Cornelius this year because of road construction, Old Town Cornelius Inc. has worked with the town to organize the Cornelius Christmas Parade. The one-year change will bring a parade to downtown...
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Relive Your Childhood At This Wonderfully Nostalgic North Carolina Comic Book Store
There are places in this world that exist purely to remind you of who you used to be before life got complicated. Heroes Aren’t Hard To Find in Charlotte, North Carolina is one of those places, and it does its job beautifully. Let’s start with the outside, because the...
Fort Mill Sun
Fort Mill Girls Golf Places Sixth at State as Lupton Chases Individual Title
Fort Mill eighth grader Addie Lupton finished second individually at the South Carolina High School League Class 5A girls golf state championship Oct. 26 and 27, shooting rounds of 81 and 74 for a 155 total, according to final results posted by the league. Dorman’s Ac Peake won the individual title at 150 after rounds […]
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Local golfer, Jerell Fields, shares competitive drive behind viral TheCharLITGolfer
Jerell Fields, known online as TheCharLITGolfer, plays tournament golf, sells real estate and makes content about it all. Fields said he has played golf since Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters, lettered four years on Winston-Salem State University’s men’s golf team from 2006 to 2010 and is ranked in the Top 30 of the Carolinas Mid-Am.
familydestinationsguide.com
This Surreal North Carolina Sculpture Is Built From Nearly 40 Mirrored Plates That Align Into A Face
Not everything worth seeing in this world requires a plane ticket, a hotel reservation, and a currency exchange, and Metalmorphosis in Charlotte, North Carolina, is living proof of that. This surreal, rotating, mirrored sculpture by Czech artist David Černý sits at Whitehall Technology Park in Charlotte, and it is the...
southparkmagazine.com
Rock steady: The Bad Daddies celebrate 25 years
Some men have golf. These guys have a party band. For 25 years, The Bad Daddies have been the soundtrack to weddings, graduations, birthday parties and celebrations across the city. Andy Ball, Martin Godwin, Will Hinson, Rick Starling and Jimmy White have played together since 2001, and they’ve done it through some of life’s biggest milestones: marriages, promotions, the births of their children and, more recently, grandchildren.
fortmillprepsports.com
Lupton leads Jackets to sixth place finish; Copperheads finish eighth (Oct. 27 Roundup)
LITTLE RIVER – Eighth-grade golfer Addie Lupton finished second in the state in the 5A state golf championship and led the Fort Mill Yellow Jackets girls’ golf team to a sixth-place finish. River Bluff won the state title with a 654 over the two-day tournament held at River...
Tega Cay Sun
Fort Mill Girls Golf Places Sixth at State as Lupton Chases Individual Title
Fort Mill eighth grader Addie Lupton finished second individually at the South Carolina High School League Class 5A girls golf state championship Oct. 26 and 27, shooting rounds of 81 and 74 for a 155 total, according to final results posted by the league. Dorman’s Ac Peake won the individual title at 150 after rounds...
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte concert tracker: The biggest shows coming in 2026 and 2027
Charlotte’s concert calendar is already filling up for 2027, with country stars Kenny Chesney and Eric Church headed for Bank of America Stadium , pop singer Gracie Abrams booked for two nights at Spectrum Center and Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer bringing his music to uptown. But there’s plenty to look forward to before 2026 ends, too. Rush is returning to the road after more than a decade, Jack White is playing two nights at The Fillmore , and Widespread Panic will ring in the new year with two shows at Bojangles Coliseum . To help music fans keep track, we’ve assembled a running list of some of the biggest, most interesting and most anticipated concerts coming to the Charlotte area. This isn’t intended to include every concert in town. We’re focusing on major headliners, noteworthy tours, special performances and artists worth paying attention to — whether they’re playing a stadium, an arena or a more intimate venue. We’ll update this guide as additional concerts are announced, so check back regularly. Last updated: Oct. 23, 2026. Notable Charlotte concerts remaining in 2026 SOMBR — Oct. 27, Spectrum Center. The rising alternative-pop singer brings his “You Are the Reason Tour” to Charlotte,
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Charlotte Startup Hauls a Golf Simulator Into Your Backyard, 43,000 Courses Deep
Golfers in Charlotte no longer have to drive to a course or even a strip-mall simulator bay to get their swing in — a local startup will haul the entire setup into their backyard instead. Anywhere Country Club, launched by co-founders Jake Weyand and Jack Galatio in late May 2026, delivers a golf simulator directly to customers' homes, letting players tee off on more than 43,000 real-world courses without leaving Charlotte.
WBTV
Fifth-generation mechanic opens Charlotte auto shop centered on respect for women
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A Charlotte woman has opened an auto shop aimed at making women feel comfortable and respected while learning about their vehicles. Emma Tomasello is a fifth-generation mechanic. What started as a hobby grew into something more. “I never did it professionally. I just did it for...
Salisbury Post
AAUW Salisbury is celebrating 75 Years of empowering women with community expo
SALISBURY — Seventy-five years of advancing opportunities for women and girls is a milestone worthy of celebration. For the Salisbury Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), however, […]