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School district leaders pivot amid investigations, upheaval (opens the original)
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is picking up the pieces after a week of chaos that included firing its superintendent and a board leadership shakeup. The school board on Tuesday approved the charter for a search committee – the first step toward hiring a replacement for Superintendent Crystal Hill. The committee's responsibilities include developing the search timeline and the process for gathering input from local stakeholders. “Our community’s voice will help shape the future of our district,”
JC Smith’s Fabian Duncan: ‘I love being the underdog’ (opens the original)
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Fabian Duncan’s goals were deferred but undeniable. Duncan, a junior running back at Johnson C. Smith, spent one semester on campus when COVID-19 struck. He left school, went to work and got on with the transition to adulthood. The separation from campus life and football grew wider. If only another chance presented itself. “COVID ended up happening, and then I was out of school for three and a half years, and really had like an everyday life in Charlotte,” said Duncan, a North Mecklenburg High
Hidden Valley residents rally to block triplex development (opens the original)
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A coalition of Hidden Valley residents and activists are taking on triplex construction. The Hidden Valley Community Association and Historic Black Neighborhood Coalition will hold a press conference Oct. 3 at Parkwood Institutional CME Church on Tom Hunter Road to announce legal action for enforcement of deed restrictions and stop a triplex development underway in the neighborhood. The residents contend the lawsuit is to preserve the character, history, and quality of life of the north Charlott
Hope and healing with best of creative Charlotte (opens the original)
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Some of Charlotte’s best-known artists will celebrate hope and healing in November. The fifth annual Night of Artistic Renewal will host the multidisciplinary Hope, Healing and Triumph Nov. 1 at Booth Playhouse at Blumenthal Arts. The performance will start at 3:30 p.m. For ticket prices, go to: blumenthalarts.org/events/detail/a-night-of-artistic-renewal-hope-healing-triumph. Produced and hosted by performance poet, author, and arts advocate Dionne Hunter, the multidisciplinary production retur
Charlotte toll lanes closer to reality after city council deal (opens the original)
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Toll lanes are back on the road to certainty along I-77 South. Charlotte City Council voted 7-4 Monday to rejoin the project during a heated public debate. Council members Joi Mayo and Malcolm Graham – whose districts will be directly impacted by construction – sided with Dimple Ajmera, Dante Anderson, Ed Driggs, Mayor Pro Tem James Mitchell and Kimberly Owens. The city will enter into a memorandum of agreement with the North Carolina Department of Transportation to craft a binding community ben
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