Faith Jackson+FollowCharlotte man’s $5 ticket turns into $200k winA quick stop at a Charlotte convenience store just changed Dennis McCullough’s life—he scratched off a $5 ticket and walked away with a $200,000 prize! After taxes, he’s pocketing $144,021. Imagine grabbing a snack and suddenly having your bank account grow overnight. Stories like this make you wonder: what would you do if you won big on a whim? Would you keep working, pay off debt, or take a dream vacation? Let’s hear your thoughts—what’s the first thing you’d do with a surprise windfall? #News #Charlotte #LotteryWin00Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowCharlotte survivor’s new way to fight cancerKenny Kahn, a Charlotte local who beat stage 4 cancer, is changing what it means to support patients. Instead of just focusing on chemo, he’s teamed up with Levine Cancer Institute to offer everything from music and massage therapy to nutrition and mental health support. Their approach is so effective, hospitals nationwide want to copy it. Kahn’s journey inspired the Musicland Gift Foundation, making sure patients and families get care for the whole person, not just the disease. This shift is helping people heal in ways medicine alone can’t. How do you think support beyond medicine can change the cancer journey? #Health #BodyHealth #Charlotte00Share
John Nelson+FollowCharlotte’s Communion change stirs big debateBig changes are coming to Catholic churches in Charlotte: starting January 16, most kneelers and altar rails used for Communion will be removed, with standing now the expected posture. While the bishop says kneeling is still allowed, the move has sparked heated reactions both in local parishes and online. Some see it as a push for unity and simplicity, while others feel it’s an unnecessary restriction on tradition and question the bishop’s authority. It’s a real test of leadership and community—how do you feel about changing long-held worship practices? Is this about unity, or losing something meaningful? #Religion #Charlotte #CatholicChurch48125Share
john24+FollowCharlotte cancer survivor sparks nationwide changeSeeing a Charlotte neighbor turn his own fight with stage 4 cancer into a movement that’s changing care for others is seriously inspiring. Kenny Kahn didn’t just beat the odds—he’s now helping patients at Levine Cancer Institute get more than just chemo. Through his Musicland Gift Foundation, survivors and families get support like nutrition advice, therapy, and even music and massage. Other hospitals are taking notes, making Charlotte a model for cancer care that looks at the whole person, not just the disease. What kind of support do you think makes the biggest difference during tough times? #Health #BodyHealth #Charlotte10Share
qwilson+FollowCharlotte’s Panthers sign: More than just a messageThat hand-painted sign outside Dilworth Neighborhood Grille isn’t just a quirky Charlotte landmark—it’s become the city’s unofficial voice for Panthers fans. Owner Matt Wohlfarth started using the sign to vent frustrations and share hope, and it struck a nerve with locals (and even Panthers owner David Tepper). Now, the weekly-changing messages reflect the city’s sports spirit, sparking conversations and laughter for everyone passing by. With the Panthers back in the playoffs, the sign’s legacy grows. What would you put on the sign this week? How do you think local sports shape our community vibe? #Entertainment #Charlotte #Panthers00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowCharlotte fans skip traffic for Panthers playoffPanthers fans heading to Charlotte for the first home playoff game in nearly a decade are ditching the gridlock and hopping on the train instead. For about $20 each way, you can ride from Greensboro to Charlotte in comfort—no bumper-to-bumper stress, just good vibes, spacious seats, and even refreshments. The train drops you just two miles from Bank of America Stadium, with easy bus or Uber options to finish the trip. Only catch? No late train home, so it’s an overnight adventure. Who else thinks this could be the start of a new Panthers tradition? #Sports #Football #Charlotte00Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowAlpine Ski Center’s big move after 47 yearsAfter nearly five decades in Dilworth, Alpine Ski Center is packing up and heading to a new, bigger spot at Seneca Square on South Boulevard. Locals who’ve relied on this shop for ski and snowboard gear will now find an upgraded experience, with the owner promising a space that truly feels like a ski shop should. The move is part of a larger transformation for the shopping center, with TJ Maxx also coming soon. How do you feel about this change—will you miss the old location, or are you excited for what’s next? #News #Charlotte #Dilworth00Share
Karen Huynh+FollowCharlotte man’s $100K lottery win changes everythingImagine picking up a $50 scratch-off at your local gas station and walking away with $100,000. That’s exactly what happened to Carlos Watson in University City, Charlotte. After taxes, he took home $72,024—just in time to tackle bills and home repairs. Even more wild: there are still three $8 million and four $100,000 prizes left in the $8 Million Money Maker game. Plus, lottery money helped fund $60 million for Mecklenburg County schools last year. Would you try your luck for a shot at a life-changing win? #News #Charlotte #LotteryWin00Share
Cory Wilson+FollowCharlotte man’s $100K lottery win changes everythingA Charlotte local just turned a $50 scratch-off into a $100,000 win—right when his family needed it most. Carlos Watson picked up his lucky ticket at Joe’s Kwik Marts in University City, and after taxes, he took home over $72,000. He’s putting the money toward bills and fixing up his house. Here’s the wild part: there are still three $8 million and four $100,000 prizes left in this game, and tickets are still on sale across North Carolina. Imagine how life-changing that would be! Would you take the risk for a shot at those odds? #News #Charlotte #LotteryWin10Share
Heather Moore+FollowCharlotte’s luxury home prices skyrocketCharlotte’s luxury real estate market has exploded, with high-end home prices more than doubling in the past decade. Homes in the top 5% of the market now fetch nearly $1.7 million, up 121% since 2015. What’s fueling this? A mix of newcomers from pricier states, rising equity, and Charlotte’s growing reputation as a desirable city. Even historic neighborhoods like Myers Park are seeing average sales close to $1.9 million. While this is great for sellers, it’s definitely changing the landscape for everyone. How do you feel about Charlotte’s rapid rise in luxury housing? Is this growth good for the city, or is it making things tougher for longtime residents? #RealEstate #Charlotte #LuxuryHomes00Share
