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Charlotte Just Changed Who Gets to Sell You a Tomato

Jack Beckett3 hours ago3 hours ago013 mins

A quiet UDO change lets farmers markets operate by right in Charlotte’s industrial zones — and at least one council member says that’s the whole point.

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Nathan Lyons, Built For Charlotte: Inside A Prospect Whose Work Speaks Louder Than The Hype

The NASCAR Guy3 months ago3 months ago09 mins

Nathan Lyons moved from Texas to Charlotte to do the work. With the NASCAR Development Program shifting, 2026 will reward drivers who show their homework. Here’s why Lyons fits the moment.

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Iron District Files First Phase: 278 Units, Retail, Parking, And A Light-Rail Site

Jack Beckett4 months ago4 months ago06 mins

Permits for Parcel E and below I-277 nudge Iron District into site work, with 278 apartments, new retail, structured parking, and a set-aside for a future light-rail station.

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