Steele Creek voters didn’t cast as overwhelming a vote on the amendment to recognize only marriages between a man and a woman.
Emily Maynard’s last relationship failed in the most public, most sensational way possible.
The 2012 Mecklenburg County State of the Environment Report, which assesses the county’s progress in air, water, land and waste management, is now online at http://charmeck.org/mecklenburg/county/LUESA/soer/Pages/default.aspx.
Mecklenburg County hopes to finalize a plan in May that will help reduce how much garbage its citizens and workers create each year.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department reported a sewage spill last week at 1516 Mt. Isle Harbor Drive was caused by a broken valve on a pipe.
Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation is a new nonprofit partner of 1% for the Planet, an alliance with more than 1,380 member companies in 43 countries that give one percent of revenues to environmental causes.
City of Charlotte staff is recommending giving $9 million toward a planned uptown baseball stadium for the Charlotte Knights, slightly less than what the team initially requested last month.
North Carolina hopes new state laws will help implement better water use policies and decrease the per capita water use statewide.
The new office for the Steele Creek police division will be home to a one-of-a-kind piece of art, created by sculptor Billy Lee.
A work of art that recalls the construction of America’s railroads is now visible to passengers riding Charlotte’s light rail line, thanks to a joint venture by the Mint Museum and Charlotte Area Transit System. “Gandy Dancer,” a glass, bronze and wood sculpture by Steve Linn, was installed Monday and Tuesday in the atrium lobby of the CATS Light Rail Facility, at 3200 South Boulevard.