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A Rare Disorder That Emerged From Nowhere Nearly Killed This Lake Wylie Man - Charlotte Magazine

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A Rare Disorder That Emerged From Nowhere Nearly Killed This Lake Wylie Man - Charlotte Magazine

Ten days into his hospitalization—after he’d resisted the wheelchair, after he’d twice walked out of the hospital, even after he’d suggested that an Uber would be cheaper than the airlift helicopter needed to save his life—Rob Marchand put up another fight. He wanted to see his daughters. No more treatments until he saw his kids. “You can’t tell me that I have to sit here and fight for my life,” he told his doctors, “when I can’t see what I’m fi…Read Article

Where To Go For Seafood In Charlotte - Charlotte Magazine

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Where To Go For Seafood In Charlotte - Charlotte Magazine

It tastes spectacular grilled, deep-fried, wrapped in a taco, or smothered in Cajun spices. Here’s where to find the best seafood in Charlotte. SEA GRILL 210 E. Trade St., Ste. B120 Walk through the first-floor dining room, and you’ll see seafood towers, gold tins of caviar, and colorful cocktails garnished with lavender, mint leaves, and rose petals. If you came for dinner and a show, the Salt-Baked Branzino is the move. It’s portioned for two…Read Article

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Where to See Fireworks in Charlotte: 2025 - Charlotte Magazine

Mount Holly Nights: Coming Up Brass June 26, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Downtown Mount Holly, South Main St., Mount Holly Check out the kids’ zone, food trucks, fireworks, and live music from Coming Up Brass. Fireworks over Historic Spencer Shops June 28, 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. N.C. Transportation Museum, Spencer, NC Enjoy a night of family fun with free children’s activities starting at 6:00 p.m. and wrap up with the fireworks show beginning at 9:15 p.m. Activi…Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

They've Been Given A Change of Heart - Charlotte Magazine

Since 2021, Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute has more than doubled its annual rate of heart transplants, from 28 in 2021 to 71 in 2024. It’s the product of innovation, improved access, “and a commitment to meeting patients where they are,” says Atrium spokesman Tim Calahan. In 2019, Sanger Heart & Vascular launched an internal network that allows Atrium hospitals throughout the Charlotte region to quickly identify and transfer pat…Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

The Giddy Goat Co-Founder Lost His Leg And Kept On Brewing - Charlotte Magazine

In the summer of 2019, then-25-year-old Carson Clough was living in Lake Norman, learning how to roast at Summit Coffee, and on the verge of opening The Giddy Goat Coffee Roasters in Plaza Midwood with his lifelong friend Rhyne Davis. The Charlotte native took a break from his “workaholic” lifestyle one afternoon that August to wakeboard with friends. He fell from his board, and when the driver turned around to pick him up, the boat struck him. …Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

It's Lime Time For Charlotte Brewers - Charlotte Magazine

Kit Burkholder reaches into one of the refrigerators that line one wall in Kit’s Trackside Crafts, his bottle shop and taproom in Pineville. He pulls out a white 12-ounce can. The label displays a drawing of a man who paddleboards against a “sun” in the form of a lime slice. This is by far Burkholder’s best-selling beer and a favorite among his customers, many of them Charlotte brewers. “Oh, yeah,” says Andrew Viapiano, co-owner and head brewer …Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

30 Under 30: Results 2025 - Harpers Wine & Spirit Trade News

Now in its fourth year, the Harpers 30 Under 30 list celebrates a new generation that is fundamentally reshaping the wine and spirits industry with...Innovation · United Kingdom See the Story

A Survey of Asian Cuisine in Charlotte - Charlotte Magazine

What fills the gaps that remain in Charlotte’s evolving food scene? More and more, it’s Chinese, Japanese, Indian—and Vietnamese, Burmese, Uzbek, Turkish, Cambodian, Filipino… Here, we look at a sampling of Asian Markets, Noteworthy Dishes, Restaurant Owners, and additional Restaurants To Try. ASIAN MARKETS Asian Shwe Myanmar Market Asian Shwe Myanmar 8829 E. W.T. Harris Blvd., Ste. 115 It’s easy to miss in the east Charlotte shopping center th…Food & Drink · Charlotte Read Article

The 2025 BOB Awards Party - Charlotte Magazine

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Why I Quit Amazon Prime And Joined VisArt Video - Charlotte Magazine

My search for positivity during ominous times has grown desperate and almost comical. My latest theory: Knitting will help. Knitters seem so serene as they transform balls of yarn into works of art. When I heard about a knitting 101 class at VisArt Video in Eastway Crossing, I decided to knit something other than my brow. I, too, would become one of the serene yarn people. I didn’t, of course. Not quite, anyway. My first finished project landed …Amazon · Charlotte Read Article

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