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At no cost, you can receive our complete Monday edition and our Saturday “weekend edition,” plus most breaking news alerts and our Transit Time newsletter, on Charlotte-area transit and transportation, on Thursdays. You also receive abbreviated versions of our Wednesday and Friday issues.

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For $9/month or $99/year, you will receive access to everything The Ledger produces. Benefits include:

• Our full Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday “weekend edition” issues. The subscriber-only Wednesday and Friday issues are free of advertising.

• Our Ways of Life newsletter, on obituaries, on Tuesdays.

• All breaking news we produce.

• Access to our monthly listing of Charlotte rezoning applications (before they hit the city’s main rezoning website).

• The ability to comment on every issue of The Ledger.

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• Everything in the membership tier (above).

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As of June 2021, Premium subscribers to The Ledger included:

• AccruePartners

• Ally Financial

• ATCO Properties

• Axios Charlotte

• Batson-Cook Construction

• Carroll Financial

• The Center for Intentional Leadership

• Centerpoint Wealth Strategies

• Corporate Information Technologies

• Crescent Communities

• Crown Castle

• Drew Long Productions

• Dyer & Co.

• Eagle Commercial

• Eric Moore, LLC

• Foundation For The Carolinas

• Greenway Wealth Advisors LLC

• Jessica Grier

• JLL Capital Markets

• Ann Doss Helms

• John Miller Law Firm, PLLC

• K&L Gates LLP

• Kearns & Company

• Levine Properties

• McGuireWoods LLP

• MVA Public Affairs

• Next Stage

• Nichols Architecture, PA

• NorthMarq

• Northwood Office

• OrthoCarolina

• The Providence Group

• Rachel Sutherland Communications

• SignatureFD

• Chris Skibinski

• Social Pet Hotel and Daycare

• Starrett Law Firm

• Tassel Capital Management Inc.

• T.R. Lawing Realty Inc.

• Tribek Properties

• Trinity Partners

• Worth Supply

• Joan Zimmerman

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Executive editor: Tony Mecia; Managing editor: Cristina Bolling; Contributing editor: Tim Whitmire, CXN Advisory; Reporting intern: David Griffith