Born to Serve
SouthPark magazine
Annie Alexander, North Carolina’s first female physician, transformed Charlotte’s medical landscape. On a cold Cornelius Sunday in 1864, a... Continue Reading
Actor’s Theatre migrates from on stage to online during COVID-19 ‘hibernation’
The Charlotte Observer
Just when she thought her career was winding down, award-winning local television producer Shannon Reichley got a new challenge: teach... Continue Reading
The Long Ride
Charlotte Magazine
What riding the bus to school in Charlotte taught me The route was eight miles. Most days, the bus ride... Continue Reading
A Trip to Seabrook Island
Charlotte Magazine
This South Carolina spot leaves travelers fully immersed in nature I’m on my second loop around the southern point of... Continue Reading
Rooted: Trees Give the City Its Soul
Charlotte magazine
In a New South city known for tearing down buildings in the name of progress, we choose to keep our... Continue Reading
In Search of Peace
SouthPark magazine
Exploring The Art of Living and its updated Ayurvedic spa in Boone, NC Early in the morning, Day 2: On... Continue Reading
Amid the pandemic, South Side Early Learning is innovating
Columbus CEO Magazine
With no daytime care, many parents can’t work, sending families into crisis mode. Despite some Ohio initiatives—the state currently allocates... Continue Reading
Pick Your Own Harvest this Fall
Charlotte's Got A Lot
From crisp North Carolina apples to cheery sunflowers, zinnias, and, of course, the family’s perfect Halloween pumpkin, pick-your-own farms near Charlotte offer bales of fun for the whole family. Continue Reading
Crafting Sanctuary
SouthPark Magazine
Interior designer Traci Zeller helps A Mint Hill couple Achieve their ideal country estate. Traci Zeller didn’t enter the interior-design... Continue Reading
10 Hikes Within Two Hours of Uptown Charlotte
Charlotte's Got a Lot
The Queen City offers her own enviable trails and lush tree canopy, but sometimes you need to get out of... Continue Reading
For the Love of Jazz
SouthPark magazine
Longtime Charlotteans and music lovers bring a new jazz concept to the Queen City. When Larry Farber was a young... Continue Reading
This Charlotte fiber artist’s large, colorful weavings promote joy and playfulness
The Charlotte Observer
In the fibers room at UNC Charlotte — a tall, bright space, popping with vivid colors — Kat Sánchez Standfield found her... Continue Reading
