$23K Challenge triples your donation, makes a big difference
What happens when a group of community-minded Charlotters pitches in to make a difference?
What happens when a group of community-minded Charlotters pitches in to make a difference?
After two and a half interesting and rewarding years as publisher and board chair of The Charlotte News, I will be stepping down
As we consider our year-end giving, it’s not unusual to reflect on the things we value most.
I recently came across an African proverb: If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.
The Charlotte News is all about community, and this community came through when we asked about the issues facing this town, and how the paper is covering them.
Here are the five people who won prizes.
We’re grateful for the interest and support from dozens of Charlotters who have already shared their thoughts about our local, nonprofit community newspaper.
I am not writing today to ask for your money, but to ask for your thoughts.
We launched our reader survey in last week’s newspaper and have already received dozens of completed surveys in the mail and online.
With gifts still arriving in our mailbox, we’re thrilled and relieved to announce that we have reached the financial goal set for our summer fundrasing campaign.
Let’s not kid ourselves. These are not great times for local newspapers. Which is why we are asking for your help today!
If we’ve learned anything from the pandemic, it’s that circumstances change.
Check out what’s happening within The Charlotte News.
Make no bones about it: I am here to ask for your financial support for community journalism.
When we asked entrants in our photo contest to tell us what Charlotte means to them, we received a wide range of responses.
All together now: Happy birthday to The Charlotte News! Happy birthday to The Charlotte News! Happy birthday to this newspaper!
With five days to go to the deadline, 30 Charlotters have told us — in words and images — what Charlotte means to them. We’d love to hear from more of you.
This hyperlocal focus provides listeners with a look at the news and cultural events of a particular area, and information about how the newspapers are faring in often challenging circumstances.
I love driving over the stunning Lake Champlain Bridge. If you share the feeling, we have an unusual opportunity for you.
In promoting the contest for us, three people had this to say about what Charlotte means to them.