Charlotte is unusual — In a good way
Let’s not kid ourselves. These are not great times for local newspapers. Which is why we are asking for your help today!
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.
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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.
You are cordially invited to enter The Charlotte News photo contest — “What Charlotte Means to Me.”
“I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers,” Blanche Dubois says at the end of “A Streetcar Named Desire.”…
As the result of a recent unanimous vote, Julia Russell is the newest member of our board of directors….
Welcome to our new Advertising Manager and Board Member
Long-time Charlotte resident, Susanne Davis, recently decided to step down from the board of The Charlotte News. We wish her all the best.
Do your friends and colleagues describe you as, “enthusiastic, energetic and outgoing?”
The Charlotte News welcomes new board member while saying goodbye to another.
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The Charlotte News is truly a community newspaper. Abraham Lincoln said we have a “government of the people, by the people, for the people,” and this nonprofit newspaper was established in that same
We want to share our gratitude for the 320 people who made more than 400 gifts to help keep The Charlotte News alive and thriving as we enter our 65th year of nonprofit journalism in Charlotte.