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Summer feels like a long way away unless you're a parent thinking about summer camp for your kids. Many of the major mountain sleepaway camps in N.C. suffered damage during Helene, and now they're working to repair and reopen in time for summer. This news, and more, on this week's BizWorthy.
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The festival's founder shared with us what to expect at the three-day event in Charlotte, which celebrates contemporary, experimental art on the fringes of pop culture.
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A nifty studio, open to all but curated for artists of color, is open just outside of uptown Charlotte in Camp North End. DUPP&SWAT is certainly making its mark in the complex, but founder Davita Galloway is making her own mark in the city.
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Charlotte's BayHaven Food & Wine Festival in October is already starting to draw a crowd. The inaugural festival at Camp North End celebrates Black foodways.
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"Immersive Van Gogh" is headed to Camp North End in June. It's the Southeast premiere of the exhibit — but one of an increasing number of similar events across the country.
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Part of Camp North End's next expansion, which includes the redevelopment of a 35,000-square-foot office building on Keswick Avenue, will feature contest-winning designs from four local Black architects.
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Charlotte's North End is a collection of new and old neighborhoods just north of uptown with about 9,000 residents. It's seeing a flood of new investment…
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The Charlotte City Council on Monday approved a rezoning for the 72-acre Camp North End development off Statesville Avenue, north of uptown. The unanimous…
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WFAE has a new initiative called Ask Us to let our audience suggest story ideas. On our website, we're asking what you're curious about in the Charlotte…
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A New York developer wants to breathe new life into a historic industrial park off Statesville Avenue north of uptown. Camp North End would be a creative…