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Dennis Bryant

Charlotte’s own Dr. Brennan returns in Evil Bones

Kathy Reichs just dropped her 24th Tempe Brennan thriller, and this time, the action races through Charlotte and its neighboring counties. What’s wild is that the new book, Evil Bones, dives into the world of forensic veterinary medicine—a first for the series. Reichs explores how different cultures define and deal with evil, all while Brennan hunts a killer who starts with animals before targeting people. With Reichs calling Charlotte home, it’s cool to see our city at the heart of a gripping mystery. Who else is excited to see where Tempe’s latest case leads? #Entertainment #Books #CharlotteNC

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Charlotte driver’s red light move leaves everyone baffled

A Charlotte driver decided to creep through a red light at Hamilton & Steele Creek—only to stop at the very next red, with no traffic in sight. Dashcam footage shared by a local Redditor shows the silver Dodge Charger awkwardly inching through the intersection, dodging cars, and cutting off another driver. The kicker? After all that, they just sat at the next red like nothing happened. Folks in the comments are scratching their heads: Was it impatience, confusion, or just plain bad driving? If you’ve seen anything weirder on Charlotte roads, let’s hear your stories! #Transportation #CharlotteNC #IdiotsInCars

Valerie Hall

Charlotte’s Christmas Market: Shop, sip & give back

Charlotte’s oldest brewery is turning into a festive wonderland again this December, with over 50 local vendors, twinkling lights, and cozy firepits at The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery’s Christmas Market. It’s not just about unique gifts and hot Gluhwein—every coat you donate for the 9 Coats for Kids Drive gets you a free pint, and helps local kids stay warm this winter. With two locations now, the goal is to break last year’s donation record. Who’s planning to shop, sip, and support a good cause this season? Let’s talk holiday traditions and giving back! #Food #CharlotteNC #ShopLocal

Kendra Ward

Mallard Creek’s Brooke Jackson: More than a champion

Brooke Jackson, Mallard Creek High’s top-ranked girls wrestler, is about to hit 100 career wins—but her real victory has been fighting through mental health struggles. After stepping away from the sport last year, Jackson found her way back, stronger and more self-aware, thanks to her team’s support. Her journey is a powerful reminder that even the fiercest competitors face battles off the mat. As the Elizabeth Barry Memorial Clash at the Creek approaches, Jackson’s story is sparking conversations about resilience, mental health, and the evolving face of high school sports. How do you think schools can better support student-athletes? #Sports #Wrestling #CharlotteNC

Gary Dunlap

Charlotte’s swim coach leaves a lasting ripple

Charlotte’s own Connie Oliphant spent her final years turning fear into confidence for dozens of adult swimmers at West Charlotte High. At 86, she was still at the pool, teaching life-saving skills and cheering on every dive. Her warmth and encouragement made learning to swim less intimidating, especially for those who never had the chance before. Connie’s story reminds us how one person’s passion can break barriers and change lives, no matter their age. If you’ve ever thought it was too late to learn something new, her legacy says otherwise. How has a local volunteer inspired you? #Safety #CharlotteNC #CommunityHeroes

Jacqueline Ray

Why Neese’s sausage is missing from NC shelves

Neese’s sausage and livermush have nearly vanished from Charlotte stores after USDA inspectors found listeria bacteria at the North Carolina plant. The surprise? It wasn’t just the bacteria—inspectors also flagged open doors, leaky roofs, and even employees smoking outside in their work gear. For fans who grew up on Neese’s, this hits close to home. The company hasn’t shared a public statement yet, and many are left wondering when their favorite breakfast staple will return. How do you feel about food safety at local institutions? Would you still buy Neese’s when it’s back? #Health #BodyHealth #CharlotteNC

Amber Mcguire

Charlotte’s festive bus rides are back!

Free rides and holiday cheer are rolling through Charlotte again! The CATS Holiday Bus, decked out in bright seasonal decorations, is making its rounds from December 11 to January 9. Anyone can hop on for a free ride, making it a fun and wallet-friendly way to get around town this season. It’s a small but joyful tradition that brings neighbors together—plus, snapping a pic on the festive bus could be a highlight of your day. Who’s planning to catch a ride or share their best bus selfie? #Transportation #CharlotteNC #HolidayBus

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Dilworth’s Drum space gets a fresh new beat

Charlotte’s iconic Drum building in Dilworth is buzzing again—this time, not as a restaurant, but as a lively event space and holiday pop-up. Locals who remember grabbing a $4 steak or family dinners at The Drum will find a new twist: the space now hosts pop-ups, dinners, and celebrations, all while honoring its vintage roots. The owners are blending nostalgia with fresh energy, inviting a new generation to make memories. How do you feel about historic spots getting new life instead of being torn down? What old Charlotte places do you wish would return? #Food #CharlotteNC #Dilworth

Roger Franco

Charlotte’s Speedway Motorsports wins big for employees

Speedway Motorsports just scored a major win for its team—earning a spot as a Silver Medalist on Sports Business Journal’s Best Places to Work in Sports for the second year running! With over 700 employees across Charlotte and 11 top motorsports venues, this recognition highlights a workplace where people feel valued, supported, and inspired. It’s not just about racing; it’s about building a culture where everyone thrives. If you’ve ever wondered what makes a company truly great to work for, this is a shining example. What do you think matters most in a workplace? #Sports #Racing #CharlotteNC

Edward Wallace

Charlotte’s digital billboards are booming

Charlotte’s skyline is getting even brighter as Adams Outdoor Advertising just expanded west into Shelby, adding more digital billboards along key commuter routes. With Shelby’s population on the rise and more people traveling between Charlotte and the foothills, these new high-impact displays mean local businesses and brands can reach more eyes than ever. It’s a big move for both advertisers and residents—especially as development keeps pushing west. What do you think about the growing presence of digital ads in our daily drives? Is it a sign of progress, or just more visual noise? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CharlotteNC

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