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Stories from the print pages of Stroll Providence, the neighborhood magazine for Providence Country Club.
An entryway is the first impression for guests and the daily landing spot for coats and keys. Bold wallpaper, an oversized mirror, layered lighting and durable floors let it do both jobs without a…
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
Katie, a 12-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer who once sat through tea parties in a crown, now shares the house with Lily, an 11-week-old puppy who learned six commands in three weeks and hunts…
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
On the second Friday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m., Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers are at Ballantyne Summit Coffee on Conlan Circle to take questions and hear concerns over a cup of coffee.
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
On September 3, Stroll Into Wellness filled the Stephenson Room at Ballantyne Country Club with 22 local wellness partners, music, raffles and neighbors comparing notes on fitness, nutrition, beauty…
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
Danielle D'Allaird left a human resources career to open Favor, a neighborhood gift boutique at StoneCrest at Piper Glen, with complimentary gift wrapping and a bulldog statue by the door that is not…
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
The Bloody Marys on Five charity golf tournament, held September 28 at TPC Piper Glen, began in 2014 as a tribute to Steve Baune, a Rotarian who kept a stocked drinks table on his lawn by the fifth…
Stroll Providence·Oct 1, 2026
Theresa Viera's Modern Legal handles divorce, custody, support and protective orders in Charlotte, Gastonia, Statesville and Waxhaw, and works to keep families out of the courtroom when it can.
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
On Nov. 14, Charlotte gathers under the skyline with white, red and gold lanterns for Light The Night, the Blood Cancer United walk that funds research and patient support.
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
Ticket stubs, tea bag wrappers and torn magazine pages glued into a notebook: junk journaling borrows the heart of scrapbooking, drops the rules and gives people a screen-free way to slow down.
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
Hazel Mae, an 8-year-old English Bulldog, supervises her household from the sunniest patch of floor, takes her rewards in duck treats and ice cubes, and once chased a runaway cube until it nearly…
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
Fintech leans on blue and green, fast food on yellow, and retailers know the eye leads the wallet. A written list, a pause, a cooling-off window and a grayscale phone screen can put the decision back…
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
Each fall, the streets of more than 80 neighborhoods in and around Charlotte are lined with pink bows. Ballantyne resident Robin Saddler founded The Pink Bow Campaign in 2021 in honor of her mother…
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
A growing number of homeowners are setting aside one room with no screens, no wifi and no notifications. Here is how to build an analog room, and what to do if you do not have a spare room to give it.
Stroll Providence·Sep 1, 2026
Photos from the second annual Sip & Stroll on May 28: neighbors at high-top tables on the lawn at Ballantyne Country Club, a band on the patio and partner tables from local businesses.
Stroll Providence·Jul 1, 2026
Three dachshund sisters with three personalities: Hershey sleeps until 10, Daisy steals appetizers, and Lucy snorts at people she does not like.
Stroll Providence·Jul 1, 2026
Philip and Renee Schreibman met as teenagers through a Jewish youth group, spent nearly 15 years in Stone Creek Ranch and had an offer accepted on their Providence Country Club home two weeks before…
Stroll Providence·Jul 1, 2026
Phoenix Dental on Old Ardrey Kell Road was founded by a Bessemer City native whose interest in dentistry began in the patient chair.
Stroll Providence·Jul 1, 2026
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Dream Center, part of Jim Noble's Noble Food & Pursuits family, received a $2 million grant from the City of Charlotte to expand its year-long Discipleship Program for…
Stroll Providence·Jul 1, 2026
Peter and Hannah Hall were set up on a first date by mutual friends in 2018, retired in 2023 and now play golf together several times a week at Providence Country Club.
Stroll Providence·Jun 1, 2026
Mabel, a 6-year-old English black Lab, dives into every puddle, pool and bathtub she finds. Max, an 11-year-old rescue cat, hunts by day and snuggles by night, and may have a secret Instagram account.
Stroll Providence·Jun 1, 2026
The fifth annual Move For Jenn Open at The Club at Longview on March 30 surprised a 12-year-old girl treated for osteosarcoma with a custom running blade and presented a $27,000 check for sarcoma…
Stroll Providence·Jun 1, 2026
Debbie Rose came to real estate after 24 years as a full-time homemaker and five moves in twenty years. Three years in with Coldwell Banker Realty, she sells calm guidance and no pressure.
Stroll Providence·Jun 1, 2026
David and Jade Murray moved to Providence Country Club in late 2023, run a law firm together, and roll through the neighborhood in a Carolina blue golf cart called the Murr-Mobile.
Stroll Providence·May 1, 2026
Emerald School of Excellence opened in 2019 with two students and one teacher as what it describes as North Carolina's first recovery high school.
Stroll Providence·May 1, 2026
Two chatty parakeets, a Chiweenie born in Charlotte and a Siamese Munchkin kitten with a taste for hair ties share the Hassell home.
Stroll Providence·May 1, 2026
Sean Ilharramendy left a corporate marketing career after a cancer diagnosis and recovery, then launched CS Property Solutions with partner Chris Peters to build custom closets, pantries, garages and…
Stroll Providence·May 1, 2026
