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As Charlotte considers putting a pause of data centers, there are already a dozen...

more sites may pursue on-site generation, storage, power purchase agreements, nuclear, geothermal or dedicated substations.
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A look inside and out of this historic Gaston County property

On May 9, visitors strolled around Stowe Manor, getting an up-close look at the outdoor gardens, learning about the home's exterior restoration and shopping from local vendors. Proceeds from the event went to support the Gaston County Art Guild and the Historic Belmont Foundation. According to Wendy Hostetler, who purc
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Weddington councilman who abruptly resigned says there is a lack of transparency in local...

WEDDINGTON, N.C. — Former town official Clayton Jones said the town is operating with two full-time departments, the town administrator and the town’s planner, but he argues the lack of structure is leaving gaps in supervision. "We knew something wasn’t right here in town council, we didn’t know...
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Man indicted for using Molotov cocktails in west Charlotte arson attacks

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The man accused of setting fire to a west Charlotte bar and lounge using Molotov cocktails was indicted Monday. James Thomas Johnson Jr. targeted Garden Bar and Lounge twice with Molotov cocktails in April, with the second attack causing an estimated $90,000 in damage. Johnson faces...
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Alabama-style BBQ joint makes comeback with new Charlotte-area restaurant

Move over, Carolina-style barbecue. There’s a new “’Bama-style” barbecue joint making its return to the Charlotte -area food scene. Moe’s Original BBQ officially opens Tuesday, May 19, on West Roosevelt Boulevard in Monroe, according to a news release sent to CharlotteFive. Ranked among the best spots to grab a BBQ chi
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New Belmont shop is a ghoulish dream for the Carolinas’ alternative scene

BELMONT, N.C. — A new alternative-themed market has opened in Belmont, giving the region's goth, emo, and punk communities a space to shop, socialize, and gather, which is something its owners say has been sorely missing from the area. Belmont Batcave, co-owned by 20-year-olds Lily and Jake, opened its...
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Queens University swimmer killed in south Charlotte crash

Around 2:15 a.m. on May 10, officers responded to a crash with injuries in the 1400 block of Queens Road West.
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Lancaster Co. made its decision on a new Indian Land mosque. Not everyone agreed

Lancaster County Council denied a permit Monday night that would’ve allowed for a new mosque in Indian Land , but said the issue wasn’t about the Muslim faith. It was, council members said, about traffic and whether a place of worship fit in a residential area. “This body cannot consider opinions about religious belief
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Charlotte City Council Safety Committee advances red light camera pilot program

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - An old program from 2008 to keep drivers, cyclists and pedestrians safe on the roads could be making a comeback. Charlotte City Council’s Safety Committee voted on Monday May 11, to move forward with bringing back red light cameras. There are 10 locations that are...
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One person dead after vehicle crashes into tree in North Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA — A passenger was killed after a BMW crashed into a tree early Sunday morning in south Charlotte, according to police. The single-vehicle crash happened around 2:15 a.m. along Queens Road West near Freedom Park, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police said. Investigators said a BMW M3 ran off the right side of the

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