Showing posts from: People
The fight for Father’s Day
After a slow start, the holiday remains as relevant as ever, even during a pandemic.
The stolen flower child
Love, loss and living things
Music man
Vinyl shop owner Dillon Smith built a community of music lovers — and a business that puts family first.
Memories dashed, but dreams endure
For high-school seniors, the virus stole their traditions — but not their spirit.
A way with words
Kent Youngstrom’s ephemeral art installation spreads love and generosity.
Housewarming helpers
Furnish for Good helps families transitioning out of poverty upfit their new homes.
Common threads
A Charlotte nonprofit unites women artisans a world apart.
When Mom comes to visit
A new baby, an organized pantry and secret chocolate
Breaking barriers
In her new book, Nesha Pai shares stories about growing up in the South and finding her identity as a first-generation American.
From the ground up
The Belk family’s latest venture — an organic farm — is an experiment in bringing local healthy food to Charlotte while inspiring young farmers.