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By industry, health care and social assistance has the highest share of Black-owned businesses at 25.6% in the U.S., ...

North Lincoln’s Ashlyn Black is The Charlotte Observer’s girls’ high school athlete of the week. The 5-8 sophomore scored 10 points, had five rebounds, one assist and two blocks in a 57-47 ...

Get a look at the top teams, top performers and top storylines for the upcoming Charlotte-area high school track season.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: In honor of Black History Month, The Charlotte Observer is highlighting the ... After graduating from high school, she became a DJ for WGIV, the top station in town at the time ...

Hot and cold describes temperatures in February. There are marches for Asha Degree in Shelby and “Stop the Deportations” too.

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2nd Ward High School Alumni Foundation EDITOR’S NOTE: In honor of Black History Month, The Charlotte Observer is highlighting the lives and accomplishments of nine people whose contributions ...

Sturkey, the longtime chief photographer of The Charlotte Observer, died Saturday at the ... system with Dorothy Counts walking to Harding High School in 1957, her head held high.