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During a debate over spending public money on a proposed $400 million tennis complex west of the airport, Mecklenburg County Manager Dena Diorio said the county would not help pay for stadium renovations for the Carolina Panthers.
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The U.S. job economy has had ups and downs. North Carolina has started to show signs of recovery.
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A six-week budget standoff between Mecklenburg County commissioners and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board over $56 million is over. The county agreed to give the district the money — along with an extra $11 million.
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The budget battle between Mecklenburg County commissioners and the school board moved into a private phase Monday as closed-door mediation sessions began.
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Former Charlotte city attorney Mac McCarley has been chosen to mediate the budget standoff between the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board and Mecklenburg County commissioners.
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The general public will be able to attend Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioner meetings in-person sometime in June for the first time in more than a year, County Manager Dena Diorio said Friday. Commissioners returned to in-person meetings in early May after more than a year of meeting virtually because of the pandemic.
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A county mandate to raise all Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools staff to at least $15 an hour could lead to the loss of 175 jobs, the school board chair told…
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County commissioners from Gaston and Mecklenburg agreed in principle Wednesday to push for restarting the Mountain Island Lake Marine Commission, which…
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Hate mail and racist remarks have long been a reality for people in public life – especially for African Americans. But instead of quietly commiserating…