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State of Mecklenburg
State of Mecklenburg May
8
th
primary wrap-up
w/ guests Warren Cooksey (Charlotte City Council) and Aisha Dew (Mecklenburg County Democratic Chairman)
Amendment One
Those who stay (in
NC
) will be champions
"The only way that perception of us changes is if North Carolinians stay here, and do what needs to be done to make this right – for gay people, for unwed couples, for children — for our state.
Amendment One
A Christian’s view on Amendment One
"This is not a religious thing. it's about our rights being taken from us. as a married, heterosexual man many would say that I would be unaffected by this amendment, but any man who stands idly by while rights are removed from other people is no man at all."
Bobcats
I was wrong about the Bobcats (
AKA
, why I love Charlotte)
State of Mecklenburg
Charlotte City Council races heat up, primary begins Thursday!
featuring Chris Miller of WBT, former Mecklenburg Democratic Party Chair Joel D. Ford, Mecklenburg County Republican Party Chair Gideon Moore, and Associate Professor of Politics Michael Bitzer of Catawba College
State of Mecklenburg
NC
redistricting heats up! Video
&
maps in the latest edition of The State of Mecklenburg
we discuss how this affects Mecklenburg County, with guests Warren Cooksey, Michael Bitzer, Dan McCorkle, and moderator Brian Francis
CMS
Feature
Harold Cogdale
Jim Pendergraph
To increase or not to increase: the tale of Charlotte property tax
It's time to have an honest discussion about property tax in Charlotte, so here it is in plain English
There is a very realistic chance that the amount you pay in property taxes could go up
Starting with hello
Pecha Kucha Night is tonight!
DHARMA Lounge, 1440 South Tryon, Ste. 105, Charlotte, NC.
Doors open at 7:00. Admission is $5 at the door.
Come participate in this fun community event!
My Charlotte Foursquare Christmas List,
2009
Is that a fact?
Uptown Charlotte men’s hairstyles hit all-time low
Creative Crossroads: What does ‘creative’ look like?
Opinion: “
40
Under
40
″ follies
On the issue of Charlotte’s pervasive notions of white privilege
On the issue of Charlotte’s social subconscious self-segregation
Drinking Liberally in Charlotte