Charlotte homes in on new Eastland Mall project
In recent years, many residents in east Charlotte grew weary and frustrated with the city’s unsuccessful efforts to attract a showpiece development to replace the once-popular Eastland Mall.
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A storm shelter for caterpillars
Monarch butterflies generally start arriving in the Uwharries in May. Their timing seems to coincide with the flowering of the common milkweed in our grasslands. -
Thoughts on a journey through small-town America
Authors James and Deborah Fallows, who’ll appear in Charlotte on Nov. 13, talk about their travels through America and what they discovered about civic revitalization. -
Register: Institute hosts James and Deborah Fallows on Nov. 13
On Nov. 13, the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute hosts an evening of discussion with authors James and Deborah Fallows, authors of “Our Towns: A 100,000-Mile Journey into the Heart of America.”
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