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The Queen City’s Store of Knowledge: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Published: 08/22/2011 by Brie DePaulo in Community & Government
(0 reviews)Sometimes we tend to think of libraries as old-fashioned, antiquated, and curmudgeonly—a place that’s lined with dusty old tomes and staffed by shushing spinsters. In reality, though, public libraries are among the most adaptable and nimble organizations in our society; as our culture’s needs and desires for information change—and indeed, as the very ways in which information is transmitted are altered by the changing face of technology...
Are Crime Rates High in Charlotte, North Carolina?
Published: 09/08/2011 by David Martin in Community & Government
Unfortunately, crime occurs in virtually every residential, commercial, and industrial location in the United States. A fact of life, people will always look for easier, unlawful ways to get what they want; however, that does not mean that you should let your guard down when trying to find a great place to live. Like all larger cities, Charlotte, North Carolina, does experience its fair share of criminal activity. Though this is not exactly a comforting thought, you can take comfort in the fact
The Billy Graham Library: Focusing on Faith in Charlotte, North Carolina
Published: 08/24/2011 by Thomas Klein in Attractions
(0 reviews)Billy Graham is a widely known and respected evangelist that was born and raised near Charlotte, North Carolina. Few other religious figures have had as much influence as he, considering both the depth and longevity of his career. Frequently looked to by world leaders, including several presidents of the United States, Billy Graham has added a great deal to the history of the Queen City.
Experience the Culture of the Queen City in the NoDa Historic Arts District
Published: 08/22/2011 by Brie DePaulo in Community & Government
(0 reviews)Every big city needs some kind of cultural center to tie it to its roots, and the NoDa Historic Arts District is a link to the past for Charlotte, North Carolina. Combining both vintage buildings and architecture with hip new small businesses and art galleries, NoDa Historic Arts District is one of the most exciting places to go in the Queen City.
