Kelly Sanchez+FollowCharlotte’s AI leap: Engineers get a major boostAI is transforming the way electrical engineers work in Charlotte, thanks to WSCAD’s new U.S. headquarters in SouthPark. Their Electrix AI software can turn hours of complex design into just minutes, letting even interns handle tasks that once needed a team of experts. It’s not just about speed—this shift could help local companies tackle the skilled worker shortage and free up engineers to focus on more creative challenges. With Charlotte chosen for its thriving industry scene and affordable living, how do you think this tech will shape jobs and innovation in our city? #Tech #CharlotteNC #AI00Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowCharlotte workers: Know your rights after injuryLosing wages after a workplace injury can turn life upside down for Charlotte’s construction, warehouse, and factory workers. Many don’t realize that even undocumented employees may qualify for workers’ comp in North Carolina. Mehta & McConnell has helped clients, like a technician who secured a $225,000 settlement after a work van accident, get the support they need to recover and pay the bills. If you or someone you know has been hurt on the job, it’s worth learning how experienced legal help can make a difference. What challenges have you or your coworkers faced after a workplace accident? #Safety #CharlotteNC #WorkersComp00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowCharlotte showdown: Myers Park vs West CharlotteCharlotte’s basketball scene is about to heat up with Myers Park heading to West Charlotte for a high-stakes matchup this Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Whether you’re rooting for the Lions or the Mustangs, this is the kind of local rivalry that brings the whole community together. The best part? You can catch every play live or on demand through the NFHS Network—no need to miss a second, even if you can’t make it to the gym. Who do you think will come out on top, and what are your favorite memories from past games between these schools? #Education #K12 #CharlotteNC00Share
Wesley Romero+FollowWho’s your pick for Charlotte’s top K9?Charlotte’s favorite furry officers, Alvin and Robi, are going head-to-head for the 2025 “Officer Good Boi” title, and the final vote is coming up! After weeks of playful competition, these two K9s have captured the community’s hearts. Now, it’s up to all of us to decide who takes home the crown. Voting happens Monday on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Facebook page. Whether you’re Team Alvin or Team Robi, your vote could make all the difference. Which pup do you think deserves the honor—and why? Let’s hear your stories and support for these hardworking dogs! #Pets #CharlotteNC #K9Unit00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowCharlotte nonprofits win big for 2025Charlotte just scored a win for local support—Prospera and Supportive Housing Communities have been chosen as Bank of America’s 2025 Neighborhood Builders. This means more resources and leadership training are coming to organizations that help our neighbors thrive. Since 2004, this program has funneled millions into Charlotte, helping everything from healthcare access to affordable housing. It’s a big deal for anyone who cares about building a stronger, more inclusive city. What impact do you think these investments have on your daily life or community? Let’s talk about what matters most for Charlotte’s future! #Safety #CharlotteNC #CommunityImpact00Share
Kyle Fleming+FollowCharlotte’s 50-year Santa collection celebrates diversityJuanita Wortham’s home in Charlotte is filled with over 50 years of Black Santa collectibles, each one representing a different slice of life and culture. From golfing Santas to hip-hop Santas, and even Santas in wheelchairs, her collection is a joyful reminder that holiday traditions can reflect everyone in the community. Wortham started this journey with a single doll for her daughter, and now her house bursts with Santa-themed décor. It’s amazing to see how one family’s tradition can spark conversations about representation and belonging. What holiday decorations make you feel seen and celebrated? #Culture #CharlotteNC #HolidayTraditions00Share
lisa79+FollowCharlotte’s Hayley Hood sets the pace at CMSHayley Hood just earned Employee of the Year at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and it’s easy to see why. From orchestrating major race weekends to launching the new Ten Tenths Motor Club, Hayley’s energy and dedication have made her a standout. She’s not only a pro at creating unforgettable events for fans and sponsors, but she also picked up the Caring Heart Award for her work with Speedway Children’s Charities. It’s inspiring to see someone rise from intern to leader, shaping the experiences that make CMS special. How do you think behind-the-scenes heroes like Hayley impact your favorite local events? #Sports #Racing #CharlotteNC00Share
nhayes+FollowCharlotte’s Speedway Christmas: Last chance for Santa pics!Charlotte Motor Speedway is glowing brighter than ever this week, and there’s still time to catch the magic! Families can drive through dazzling light displays, explore the Christmas Village for last-minute gifts, and let the kids grab a photo with Santa before he heads out on his big night (Santa’s last day is Dec. 23). Movie nights on the giant SpeedwayTV keep the holiday spirit rolling, with The Grinch and The Polar Express lighting up the screen. The Christmas Village is open extra days, and the lights keep shining through Jan. 4. Who’s making this a new family tradition? #Culture #CharlotteNC #SpeedwayChristmas00Share
Whitney Hatfield+FollowCharlotte women get hands-on job skills boostA free 20-week job training program in Charlotte is opening doors for women—especially those in recovery or living with disabilities—by teaching real-world skills like home improvement, tailoring, and financial wellness. Denise Sparks, who built her own successful business from scratch, is behind this effort to help women gain confidence and independence. The program doesn’t just teach technical know-how; it also covers job search tips, self-care, and technology basics. It’s all about helping women step into new careers and transform their lives. What do you think—could more programs like this change the job landscape in our city? #JobCareer #Job #CharlotteNC00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowCharlotte gets new nonstop to Missouri college townStarting June 2026, Charlotte travelers will have a direct, year-round flight to Columbia, Missouri—home to the University of Missouri and a vibrant college scene. This new American Airlines route means no more layovers for students, families, or anyone wanting to explore the Midwest from Charlotte Douglas International. It’s a big win for both cities, making visits easier and potentially boosting local business and tourism. How do you think this new connection will impact our community? Would you use this route for school, work, or a getaway? #News #CharlotteNC #TravelNews00Share
