Since 1995, our founder, Jason H. Reece, has been providing aggressive representation for people accused of DWI, traffic violations or criminal offenses.
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‘It felt like a gut punch.’ NCHSAA delays start of NC high school sports. What’s next?
The NC High School Athletic Association has released plans for high school sports in North Carolina amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The NC Independent Schools will make a decision soon
Historic NC barbecue joint Wilber’s reopens, passing its whole hog torch to new owners
This is the whole hog equivalent of a phoenix rising from the ashes.
NASCAR driver says there was a drive-by shooting in his neighborhood on Tuesday
Harrisburg resident Chase Briscoe wrote on Twitter that “no one was hurt but (there were) a lot of bullet holes in the neighbors houses and cars.”
NC ex-principal sentenced for sex acts, was accused of sending nude photos to student
Lincolnton educator sent photos of a former student to another student he approached on dating app, police said.
He wrote his first love song in third grade. Now 25, he’s teaching others to love singing.
Singer-songwriter Jay Smith of Charlotte teaches others to sing and play piano. Now, he’s written a book that shares his musical journey.
Curious shark checks out foot of angler with legs dangling off boat, Hawaii video shows
“Luckily, I saw it in time to pull my feet out of the water.”
Popular fishing pier on the North Carolina coast is up for sale — for a hefty price
The pier has been owned by the same family for decades.
I-485 speeders face enforcement crackdown after wrecks killed 5, hurt trooper
Troopers on bridges will use radar to spot speeders and then alert troopers along the highway to stop the drivers.
Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte | July 10-16
Celebrate Virtual Pride Week 2.0, catch Dean Peterson of Heroes at Last at Improper Pig Rea Farms or stroll around town and look at public art.
Coronavirus cluster in UNC athletics department; voluntary football workouts paused
The school said it conducted 429 tests of athletes, coaches and staff.
Spring football in North Carolina? What we know about the future of high school sports
We learned a lot about what high school sports could look like this year ... if they happen at all, that is.
After striking a lawsuit win, Triangle bowling alleys can reopen before bars and gyms
“We’re ecstatic to possibly hear bowling balls again going down the lanes, hitting pins.”
Cyclone forming off Outer Banks promises heavy rain, flooding, wind gusts on NC coast
This is probably not the day to go to the beach in North Carolina.
After winning lottery prize, NC woman tries ‘her luck again.’ It pays off big time
Now she has even bigger aspirations.
New Italian restaurant in SouthPark features ‘delicious flavors of our childhood’
“Little Mama’s embodies the simple yet delicious flavors of our childhood.”
Two mysteries unfold on Outer Banks, involving missing soldier and body washed ashore
Human remains washed up on Outer Banks over the weekend, the National Park Service says
Military explosive dug up in South Carolina city, forcing busy intersection to evacuate
Police called in an Air Force bomb disposal team.
Once-busy Charlotte soccer complex’s future is in doubt due to budget shortfall
“We could have solved this problem by catering to other sports, but that would have been to the detriment of the grass,” the general manager said. “We were possibly our own worst enemy.”
This Charlotte delivery service brings the coast to your kitchen during coronavirus
You send in your order via email, and it’s delivered on your doorstep.
NC attorney general sues Charlotte company in first price-gouging case of pandemic
The lawsuit claims the towing company charged drivers up to $4,400 to get their vehicles back.
Phase 1 of NC’s reopen plan starts Friday. Here’s what that means for you.
When can you eat inside a restaurant? Go to the movies? Work out at the gym?
Some Charlotte Uber drivers refuse to wear masks, fellow driver complains to company
Uber confirms report that rideshare company is about to mandate drivers and passengers wear masks during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hand sanitizer can be used for nefarious purposes, say prison officials who ban it
From Ron Rivera to the Super Bowl champs: Breaking down the Panthers’ 2020 opponents
In advance of the NFL schedule being released Thursday, check out the Panthers’ opponents in 2020.
Tyson meat plant in Iowa reports more than 700 employees — or 58% — have coronavirus
Dog that vanished after saving Tennessee family from tornado found alive 54 days later
The dog woke them up as the storm approached at 1:15 a.m.
5 books by Charlotte authors to check out while you’re staying home during COVID-19
Take a break from the pandemic and delve into a different world.
Observer arts critic says goodbye, offers a final opinion at end of four-decade career
Before Lawrence Toppman retires, the Observer’s arts critic looks at five cultural things that make him happy – and sad – for Charlotte.
Here’s a recipe for The Goodyear House’s Chocolate Coconut Snack Cake. Save us some?
The NoDa restaurant is reopening this weekend with a social distancing pig-pickin’, but you can make this dessert in your own kitchen.
New UNC Charlotte chancellor named to replace Phil Dubois
She will be the fifth chancellor of UNC Charlotte.
Another casualty of coronavirus: Passenger ferry service between Ocracoke and Hatteras
More than 28,600 people rode the Ocracoke Express last summer.
‘I hope more members will wear masks.’ NC legislature back for a session like no other
The state legislature returned to Raleigh. Here’s what could be on their agenda.
NC DMV customer service line closed while call center worker gets coronavirus test
It’s not clear when the call center will reopen.
Mecklenburg jail receives 50,000 masks, which mostly will go to staff, not inmates
Jail employees are ‘strongly encouraged’ to wear the masks, an official said.
Some coronavirus patients moved to Huntersville nursing center, Atrium Health says
At least 9 facilities serving as long-term care or nursing homes locally have documented coronavirus outbreaks as of Monday.
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