Local Businesses Scramble To Handle The Increasingly Colder Temperatures Amid COVID Restrictions
Restaurants and bars are getting creative, but it's expensive.
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Sycamore Brewing In Charlotte Closes Taproom Until Further Notice
The owners of Sycamore Brewing in Charlotte say they are closing their taproom on Hawkins Street as winter weather approaches, and they only offer seating outdoors to help reduce the spread of coronavirus.
Non-Profit Donates Bullet And Stab Protective Vests To Rowan County K9s
Officials with the Rowan County Sheriff's Office say a non-profit, Vested Interest in K9s Inc., donated bullet and stab protective vests to their dogs Kantor, Echo, Fanta, Junior, and Rex on December 2nd.Β
VBGB Beer Hall And Garden Plans Temporary Closure Until 2021
VBGB Beer Hall & Garden announced Tuesday that it would be temporarily closing their doors as temperatures drop and the establishment has limited operating capabilities due to COVID-19 regulations.
Deputies: Human Remains Found In Wooded Area Of Caldwell County
Deputies with the Caldwell County Sheriff's Office say human remains were found in a wooded area on Cheraw Road near the entrance to the Caldwell County Landfill on November 29th.
2017 Ban On Local LGBT Ordinances Ends In North Carolina
A 3 1/2-year ban on new local ordinances aimed at protecting LGBT rights in North Carolina expired Tuesday, prompting gay rights groups to urge the passage of such measures now.
Duke's Mayo Classic Will Not Be Played In 2020
The Charlotte Sports Foundation (CSF) announced that this yearβs Dukeβs Mayo Classic between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, which was set to take place on December 12, has been cancelled.
Speedway Christmas Takes Off Like Santa's Sleigh With Record Start In 2020
A record number of visitors have already taken in the sights and sounds of Speedway Christmas presented by Count On Me NC to kick off the show's 11th season at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
CMPD: 'Armed And Dangerous' Man Wanted In Charlotte's 100th Homicide Of 2020
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is requesting the public's help with locating the suspect in the October killing of a 41-year-old man in northeast Charlotte.
CMPD: Impaired Driver Caused Fatal Accident That Killed Woman, Injured 5-Year-Old
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department say an impaired driver who was driving on a suspended license from a previous impaired driving offense caused a crash that killed a woman and injured a 5-year-old child in north Charlotte.Β Β
Charlotte Events: Letters to Santa, Small Business Saturdays & Art Heist
December is finally here and there are plenty of safe & fun events for the whole family to enjoy. Moira Quinn with Charlotte Center City Partners has what you need to know.
Mary C. Curtis: Biden Moves Forward, But Does Trump?
Attorney General Bill Barr says the Justice Department has not found voter fraud that would change the outcome of the election.
Silver Alert Cancelled After Missing 90-Year-Old Charlotte Man Located
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department says that the Silver Alert for 90-year-old Hersel Best has been cancelled after he was located Wednesday morning.
FBI Looking For "Too Tall Bandit" Who Is Accused In 16 Bank Robberies Over The Last Decade
The FBI says they are looking for a serial bank robber nicknamed "Too Tall Bandit."Β Officials believe the robber is responsible for at least 16 bank robberies in Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina, according to a news release.
Iredell County Man Scores Last $4 Million Ruby Red 7s Top Prize
Kenneth Stewart of Mooresville scored the last $4 million Ruby Red 7s top prize.
Governor Cooper: 'Thousands of Doses of Covid-19 Vaccine Could Be On The Way In Two Weeks'
North Carolina could receive thousands of doses of the Pfizer Vaccine if FDA gives approval on December 10.
Growing Concerns for Those Living in North Charlotte "Tent City"
There are growing concerns for people living in what's become known as "tent city" in North Charlotte. A new lawsuit is demanding the city and county clear part of the encampment.
Mark Walker Takes Early Jump Into North Carolina Senate Race
Outgoing North Carolina Rep. Mark Walker announced on Tuesday his bid to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Richard Burr in 2022, a path the Republican indicated a year ago heβd pursue after his House district shifted to the left during an unscheduled redistricting.
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