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Hello and welcome to THE CHARLOTTE LEDGER COVID-19 DATA ROOM. This is where we take a closer look at the North Carolina and Mecklenburg County numbers …
May 24 8
Plus: Something big in the works in Eastover?; How to launch a book in a pandemic; Breweries say they are not bars; The Manor's opening movie in 1947 w…
May 22 1
Many of the industries most devastated by the economic shutdown prepare to spring back to life — but how soon will customers return?
May 20
Plus: Dilworth neighbors blast Atrium; Ideas for pro-mask ad campaign; Yard waste collection to finish by Friday; Covid foodie photos; 4-hour waits for…
May 20
Plus: Myrtle Beach in a 'crawl-walk' phase for Memorial Day travelers; N.C. releases guidelines for sleep-away camps; New N.C. Covid cases still rising…
May 18
Plus: Sign shop adapts; Eastland and Atrium rezoning hearings on Monday; Blue Ridge Parkway reopens; Is Gov. Cooper growing a mullet?
May 16
Plus: What S.C. border restaurants are open and when?; Huge apartment complex planned in UCity; Data shows traffic on the rise; UNC leader re-elected d…
May 15
The Ledger conducted an informal poll of 15 restaurants across the South Carolina border to see which are open for indoor or outdoor dining. (Informati…
May 15
Plus: Answers on delayed yard-waste pickup; Airport plans 'Destination District'; Ballantyne adds affordable housing to big development; ALE unleashes …
May 13
City Council critics appear won over by 'great deal'; approval of massive development looks likely next month
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May 12
Plus: Troubles with Mecklenburg's Covid forecasting; Historic designation proposed for part of Camp North End; Recalling Little Richard's Charlotte sho…
May 11
Plus: South Carolina to allow dine-in restaurants to open Monday; Hispanics make up 1/4 of Mecklenburg's Covid-19 cases; Retailers reopen; SouthEnd hai…
May 9
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