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Aug 1
YMCA seeks space for additional programs, with 10 of 12 branches full
Cristina Bolling
Aug 1
Plus: CMS schools are closed to students — but might open for childcare; N.C. Covid lawsuits pile up; Buffett bets big on BofA; Pandemic leads to no fr…
Jul 31
Lack of teachers cited as board members expected to switch course at emergency meeting
Jul 30
Plus: Novant forecasts drop in Covid hospitalizations; City Club gets swankier; Tepper held secret youth soccer game to test stadium; Panovich earns pe…
Jul 29
Plus: The Waldhorn hangs on with no Oktoberfest; Readers respond to Ledger CMS article; Protestors battle it out at Marshall Park; Centene bypassed S.C…
Jul 27 1
With the first day of school in three weeks, some experts warn that virtual learning will worsen economic inequality.
Jul 25 3
Plus: Charlotte's private schools go with face-to-face instruction; N.C. approaching 2 million jobless claims; RNC bails on Jacksonville; New apartment…
Jul 24
Online Q&A with Ledger editors - you're invitedHappening now: The Ledger is holding an online Q&A from 12-12:30 or so with editors Tony Mecia and Cristina Bolling. Have a question about why w…
Tony Mecia
Jul 22 85
Plus: Details on late-night alcohol ban; Teachers in high demand; The Gaber era begins at UNC Charlotte; Wells names new CFO; What does Truist Center h…
Jul 22 1
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 …
Jul 21 12
Plus: Where are Charlotte's digital haves and have-nots?; Tweetsie Railroad reopens; Doug Smith dances his way through the pandemic; Will massive purpl…
Jul 20
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