This spring, discover your city. Go for a walk.
Charlotte neighborhoods all have stories to tell, and a great way to hear them is to go on a City Walk. They’re free walking tours throughout May. Here’s how to register.
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Images along Blue Line tell city’s unheralded stories
The landscape along Charlotte’s Lynx Blue Line light rail offers reminders of Charlotte’s once-agricultural past, its long and continuing industrial history, and its booming future. Come along on a photo journey. -
Four proposals emerge to rebuild Eastland Mall site
What’s next for the old Eastland Mall site? A Charlotte City Council committee heard four proposals from development groups. Here are the proposals. -
Housing? Vacant land? Demolitions? Learn about Charlotte neighborhoods
Did residential construction in Mecklenburg County rise last year? Where do fewer students attend their assigned public school? That information and more can be at your fingertips.
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An almost car-free suburb, where kids roam free
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As cities grow, former hamlets become booming suburbs
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UNCC researchers launch long-term study at Gaston preserve
