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During his long life and career, Bruton Smith made many friends and one of them was Humpy Wheeler.

The southeast corner of Center City Charlotte, known as Second Ward, was a Black community named Brooklyn.

For decades, Mrs. Alexander served as the secretary for the North Carolina NAACP and had a front-row seat to change and history in our community.

For decades, Loonis McGlohon earned the reputation of being known as Charlotte’s music man.

An invisible danger now haunts them, and for many veterans, it’s proving deadly.

According to basketball great Cedric Cornbread Maxwell, the name behind an attractive game in town was the UNCC 49ers.

A young boy named Wyatt was born, medically fragile with special needs. His family was not an option to meet those needs.

It was billed as a party with a purpose, and over the weekend the festive gathering raised money for higher education.

Humming machines wipe away storm debris, and a personal spirit of recovery continues in the hearts and hands of committed individuals.