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- Archie Bunker's got nothing on ol' Rev. Al.
"Does Charlotte-Mecklenburg have a gang problem? Yes." -- Charlotte Observer
Gosh, and we thought MS-13 was just another hardcore band.
Bill Clinton says Bush "flat wrong" on climate
A peeved Bush reasserts his steadfast belief that the world is not flat.
Ready for AL IN THE FAMILY?
The Rev. Al Sharpton, who's run for mayor, senator and president, adds a new item to his resume: CBS sitcom paterfamilias. Will his social message exceed hair process tips?
Bidding War for the Charlotte Coliseum reaches $21.1 million
Extra mil for the "art bushes" and you got yourself a deal.
Weird Couple of the Year: Jon Voight and Diana Ross.
When the "Love Hangover" wears off, actor Voight will be squealing for Deliverance.
Recent Study says Tight Skirts Can Make Female Bosses Look Dumb
Next Bush Administration study: Bank-boy khakis make male bosses look like geniuses.
Mi GÉnte Headline: "Anglo ebrio provoca la muerte de un hispano."
¿En inglés, por favor? OK. That's "Drunken Anglo causes the death of an Hispanic."
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Queen Charlotte Fair @ Route 29 Pavilion
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NEW WINDOW GALLERY-Pat Rhea-ACRYLIC PAINTINGS-April 05-30 2024 VALDESE, NC 28690 @ New Window Gallery/Play It Again Records
- Through April 30, 12 p.m.
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- Mondays-Sundays. Continues through Dec. 31
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"Blood Residue Analysis of Paleoamerican Stone Tools in the Carolinas" @ Native American Studies Center
- Fri., April 26, 12-1 p.m.
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Brightfire Music and Arts Festival @ GreenLife Family Farms
- Fri., April 26, 4-11 p.m. and Sat., April 27, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.
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Charlotte Pride and Trans and Queer People of Color Collective clash on Pride Week priorities 2
Disagreements over representation, policing in lead-up to Pride
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Upgrade Labs Announces Expansion Plans in Charlotte Continuing Its Tremendous Growth
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Restaurants struggle as restrictions remain and temperatures decline 15
North Carolina restaurants that pivoted to outdoor seating are finding new challenges as winter approaches.
