En Apoyo a la Comunidad Inmigrante de Charlotte
Los informes de que agentes federales podrían comenzar operaciones en Charlotte tan pronto como este fin de semana han creado un miedo y una incertidumbre comprensibles en muchos de nuestros […]
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We made history — now we build what comes next
Friends, Tuesday night was a moment we’ll never forget. Our community came together, chose progress, and voted for a future where everyone can move more freely, breathe cleaner air, […]
Fast, easy, reliable bus and microtransit – but only if you vote for it
As the region grows, so do the opportunities and the challenges of getting around. Here in Mecklenburg County, the proposed one-percent county-wide sales tax referendum offers a once-in-a-generation chance to […]
Everything to know about the 1% transportation sales tax referendum (Axios)
In November, all voters in Mecklenburg County will be asked on their ballot if they are for or against: “One percent (1%) local sales and use taxes, in addition to […]
Iryna’s Death: What We’ve Said, What’s Being Done, and Why the November 4 Vote Matters More Than Ever
On August 22, 2025, our city was shaken by a tragic and senseless loss. Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was fatally attacked while riding the LYNX Blue Line near […]
Letter to Charlotte City Council Regarding Iryna’s Death
We sent the letter below to Mayor Lyles and the Charlotte City Council on September 15, 2025. Dear Mayor and City Council Members, In light of the recent tragic […]
Biketoberfest 2025
Biketoberfest is your chance to explore the city on an epic, family-friendly scavenger hunt.
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Contact Rep. Majeed and Rep. Cunningham!
Here’s a clear, concise call script you can use when calling, along with email options and the contact info for both Rep. Majeed and Rep. Cunningham asking them to sustain […]
Talk of the Town (QC Nerve)
House Bill 948, known as the PAVE Act, passed the NC House. The bill, introduced by Rep. Tricia Cotham (R-Mecklenburg), would allow Mecklenburg County voters to decide whether to raise […]