Cinderella’s Closet provides free prom dresses for high school students
Most of the dresses are new or gently used formal dresses that come from donations by the Lady Wildcats, a group of Garinger alumni and the community.
Deirnesa Jefferson
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Black Girls in Media to host networking event in Charlotte
Charlotte native and founder of Black Girls in Media, Tasha McCaskiel will host a networking event in Charlotte on Sunday April 13.
Asheville tourism expected to rebound following Hurricane Helene
Businesses in Asheville are expecting tourism to fully rebound following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
New content creator program helps creatives turn passion into a profession
Content creation is booming and the Noda Art House will soon be home to a program that will equip aspiring content creators with hands-on training, mentorship and the business skills to launch their career.
Getting the most bank for your buck at your bank
The US economy faces a growing risk of a recession. So now, many Americans are keeping a close eye on their investments and bank accounts.
Rock Hill teacher charged with sexual exploitation of a minor
Castle Heights middle school teacher Doug Macalpine is now on administrative leave.
Women’s History Month: Local Charlotte fashion designer partners with SHEIN
Chanel Scales is an established designer with 15 years of experience in the industry having worked with brands like Vince Camuto, Michael Kors and now SHEIN.
Woman arrested in connection with deadly stabbing at southeast Charlotte home
Police have arrested 20-year-old Maya Jones in connection with a deadly stabbing on Burkland Dr.
CMPD launches SWITCH program to crack down on shootings into homes
CMPD is now more than one month into a new pilot program aimed at cracking down on shootings into homes.
Women’s History Month: Breast cancer survivor’s story of strength
"I realized that I needed to be strong for my kids, both my daughters. So I just had to keep pushing myself through, and I didn't want my kids to look at me as being weak or just giving up,” Rodriguez said.
