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Learn about light rail’s past and future at March 2 event
Where has light rail brought Charlotte since it began in 2007? Where are we headed as University City’s line opens this summer? Get answers at the March 2 presentation, “Charlotte’s Light Rail: 10 Years of Change,” featuring Darlene Heater, executive director of...
UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens offering 5 ways to enjoy nature!
UNC Charlotte’s Botanical Gardens have always been a beautiful place to visit. This spring, they’ll also be musical, tasty, fragrant and educational! Five events between now and late April will give you a new appreciation for this 10-acre green oasis in the heart of...
Get tickets now for first ever University City Wine Fest!
The first ever University City Wine Fest takes place April 22 on the lake and boardwalk at the Shoppes at University Place. More than 100 wines will be available to sample, plus guests can talk with wine experts, stroll the boardwalk, meet local artisans, shop and...
Belgate shopping center adding Outback Steakhouse, more retail space
The expansive Belgate retail and residential development continues to grow. Work will start this spring on an Outback Steakhouse, and by late spring or summer on two retail buildings near I-85. DDR, which owns and manages the center, plans to add two multi-tenant...
Grocery chain featuring Indian and Pakistani food plans NC 49 store
One of University City’s “historic” buildings may be getting a new life as a grocery store. Suvidha INDO-PAK Groceries has taken out a building permit to renovate the longtime home of Gus’s Original Forty-Niner, at 10008 University City Blvd. just east of Mallard...
5-story apartment building approved near McCullough LYNX station
The shift of University City’s North Tryon Street business corridor from car-centric suburbia to transit powered urban district took another step forward in January with City Council’s approval of a five-story apartment building near the McCullough Drive light-rail...
UNC Charlotte-based Atom Power gets Siemens funding to launch revolutionary circuit breaker
The UNC Charlotte Portal Building provided a fitting setting on Feb. 9 for a groundbreaking announcement by startup company Atom Power. Siemens, the global leader in energy technology and Charlotte’s No. 1 manufacturer, announced that it is providing major funding to...