Atrium Health Doula Program Aims To Combat Maternal Health Disparities
The program will train people to become doulas --- who can provide physical and emotional support, explain medical terms and advocate for women during labor and pregnancy.
Deirnesa Jefferson
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‘It’s alarming’: Local Daycares Struggling As Federal Grant Funding Set To Expire
Emma Biggs, director of Pathway Preschool said during the pandemic, stabilization grants from the American Rescue Act helped keep their doors open by offsetting costs and boosting salaries for teachers.
Third Annual Carolina Black Restaurant Week Underway
The week aims to support local black businesses like Cru Charlotte who often face more challenges and disparities as business owners.
CMPD Responds To Shots Fired At Senior Living Facility
CMPD said a person is now in custody after shots were fired at a senior living facility.
Truist Invests $5 Million Into Atrium Health To Improve Healthcare Access in Underserved Communities
Atrium Health Foundation received a $5 million dollar investment from Truist to improve access to healthcare and create new pathways for healthcare careers and education.
Local Gun Shop Sees Increase In Sales After Pistol Permit Law Change
Hyatt Gun Shop has been very busy in the weeks following state lawmakers vote to override the veto of Senate Bill 41. The bill, which is now a law, eliminates the requirement to apply for a gun permit through a county sheriff's office before purchasing a handgun.
Smithville Residents Concerned Revitalization Plan Will Lead to Gentrification
A nearly $75 million revitalization plan led by the Smithville Community Coalition aims to help homeowners while preserving the historic neighborhood, but some people living in the neighborhood are concerned it may lead to gentrification,
Local Trade School Helping Disadvantaged Students Find Jobs
What started as a mental health and substance abuse agency, turned into a vocational school for men and women looking for a way out of poverty.
“It’s Really A Magnificent Feeling” Charlotte Pilot Makes Aviation History
The Helicopter Association International recognized Robert Burns with an award for 31,000 flight hours with no violations or accidents -- making aviation history as the first pilot in the US to receive the honor.
Sneaker Lifestyle Brand ‘Kicks and Fros’ Transforms Airstream Into Office Space
Kicks and Fros is a community for Black and Brown women in the sneaker space.
