Addie's Charlotte Blog April 2008 Archive

Jimmy Buffett played Tuesday night in Charlotte, but there's another chance for Margaritaville in the near future. While you may realize Monday is May 5, that means the Mexican celebration ... Read More

Changes are in the air for the Charlotte Bobcats once again as head coach Sam Vincent is fired. Part-owner Michael Jordan has the final say on all basketball decisions and ... Read More

Many companies are headquartered in the Charlotte area and nine have made the 2008 Fortune 500 list of America's largest corporations. Three companies made the list's top 50 with the ... Read More

It's kind of nice that North Carolina's late presidential primary is actually meaningful this time around. So don't forget to cast your vote! The board of elections has made it ... Read More

Over the next few months, Charlotte plays host to many arts festivals culminating with the month-long Charlotte Shout in September. One of the first of the year is the Art & ... Read More

As a mother, I see the rise of autism spectrum diagnosis happening around me daily in children of both close friends and acquaintances. Autism affects nearly 1 out of 100 ... Read More

This year's drought has shown us just how much we need the earth's valuable resources. While Earth Day is April 22 this year, the city of Charlotte and surrounding communities ... Read More

It is Spring Break for all of CMS (Charlotte's public schools) and I took advantage of the gorgeous weather we've had this week and drove with my children and parents ... Read More

I've spent all weekend cleaning out our extra bedroom to convert it to a nursery and have gathered enough items to make a hefty donation to a local charity. While ... Read More

One of Broadway's most recent crowned jewels, Wicked, comes to Ovens Auditorium April 9-20 as part of the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center's Stanford Broadway Lights Series. While this show ... Read More