The Commission judges that the property known as the Old Charlotte National Bank Building does possess special significance in terms of Charlotte-Mecklenburg. The Commission bases its judgment on the following considerations: 1) the Old Charlotte National Bank Building, constructed in 1918-19, was designed by Alfred Charles Bossom, an architect of regional importance who operated out of New York City; 2) the Old Charlotte National Bank Building is an especially fine local example of the Neoclassical style of architecture; 3) the Old Charlotte National Bank Building has served as a banking facility from its inception and is, therefore, the oldest building in Charlotte-Mecklenburg which has been used continuously as a bank; 4) the first president of Charlotte National Bank was B. D. Heath, a leading New South industrialist and entrepreneur in this region.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library system is asking for the community’s input as it begins the planning process for a brand-new Sugar Creek Library. The current branch, which shares space with CMPD’s North Tryon Division, will be replaced by a much larger standalone facility near the Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center. Library officials say this new location will better serve the growing needs of the neighborhood. The project is part of a broader series of capital improvements funded by Mecklenburg County in 2022. It follows in the footsteps of the newly opened University City and Pineville libraries and the Main Library currently under construction in Uptown. Much like those facilities, the future Sugar Creek Library aims to be more than just a place to check out books. Plans include space for studying, private meetings, community events, and children’s activities — all designed to foster learning, connection, and creativity.

ImaginOn: The Joe and Joan Martin Center is a collaborative venture of Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and the Children's Theatre of Charlotte located in Charlotte, North Carolina. This 102,000-square-foot (9,500 m2) landmark learning center opened on October 8, 2005. ImaginOn was designed by Gantt Huberman Architects and Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture, and is owned by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library.

I was last at Lunchbox Records in Charlotte in 2017. It made a fantastic impression on me then. As first the pandemic conspired to keep me out of record shops for several years, and then the degeneration of the shops we have locally just ended up making me angry if I tried to shop in them, the thought had been swirling around my skull that maybe Lunchbox Records was still all of that and more? Maybe I should take a trip over there one day?

Once an early 20th century industrial complex that manufactured Ford Model Ts and missiles, Camp North End is being redeveloped into a hub for innovation and creativity in Charlotte. S9 Architecture devised the master plan and adaptive reuse campaign for the 76-acre mixed-use site, creating a unified campus designed to encourage collaboration and community. This phased development by ATCO, in partnership with Shorenstein Properties will feature 1.8 million sf of large- and small-scale creative office space and retail, as well as light industrial and event space, with potential for future residential and hospitality use.

The primary mission of the ABC Unit is the enforcement of the State Alcoholic Beverage Control laws and the Controlled Substances Act. Special attention is directed towards the possession and use of alcohol by underage persons and the prevention of violent crime due to alcohol and drug abuse. It is our overall objective to provide uniform control over the sale, purchase, transportation, manufacture, consumption and possession of alcoholic beverages in metropolitan Charlotte. Alcohol law enforcement officers are available to answer questions and provide information. The officers have a right to inspect establishments holding ABC permits. They may inspect all parts of licensed premises and they may take any enforcement action for illegal activities on the licensed premises, including but not limited to issuing criminal citations and administrative violations.

I live in Noda and am really curious about what midnight dragon is? It doesn’t come up on google maps or anything but it’s definitely in operation into the night. Now I'm curious... You're post it's very vague.. Upvoting because I really want to know what you’re on about. Me too just drove by 😂 I just drove by at 5:40am an they were grilling out. If i wasn’t late for work i would’ve stopped and asked Omg the plot thickens It's on N Tryon across from 36th st I've covered almost every square foot of NoDa and haven't heard of Midnight Dragon - what are you talking about? This is the building, it’s right behind Noda near the new apartments being built Plz someone get the tea Me and my boyfriend just drove by here and we were wondering the same thing hahaha unfortunately I have no info to share but here for the tea too I just rode by it on a bike and I went up close. Looks like it’s a lounge place for rent. Its an AFTERHOUR CLUB. Why is this even a question. SOMETHINGS are SELF-EXPLANATORY I gotta know And we still don’t know

Sugar Creek Charter School (SCCS) expands its presence in the Charlotte area with an interior renovation and external addition to its existing campus. Together with Choate’s repeat client, Movement Foundation, SCCS provides a safe place for students to receive a good education in order to positively impact the lives of children in its community. This partnership enables SCCS to achieve its mission: “to eradicate generational poverty in the lives of its students by providing a rigorous education from kindergarten through 12th grade with academic preparation, college and career readiness, and life skills for success.”

Located in Fourth Ward in Uptown Charlotte, the Land Design Headquarters incorporates the historic façade of the original Charlotte Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. The building was redeveloped into a 32,000 square foot creative office with adjacent subterranean parking.