Alexandria Sands is a journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She writes for Axios and WBTV, focusing on local news and issues that impact the community. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including gentrification, business development, transportation, and local landmarks.
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Charlotte, North Carolina, United States (Local)
Alexandria Sands' coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to politics, crime, and real estate in Charlotte. She focuses on urban transformation, gentrification issues, and developments within the city.
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By: Laura Barrero, Ashley Mahoney, Katie Peralta Soloff, Alexandria Sands
🍽 Local restaurateurs Greg and Subrina Collier are hosting a grand farewell dinner at their James Beard-nominated Camp North End restaurant Leah & Louise on Sunday, April 21. Tickets are $215 per person. (Leah & Louise)
By: Alexandria Sands
The up-and-coming Charlotte neighborhood that barely anyone's been to, yet
Dreamville organizers confirmed that the popular music festival will return to Raleigh in 2025.
Another Charlotte landmark was reduced to rubble this week, joining the ranks of Uptown Cabaret and that convenient South End Walgreens.
Red Line redesign considers new stations, including at Camp North End
By: Katie Peralta Soloff, Laura Barrero, Alexandria Sands, Ashley Mahoney
🐕 CMPD's Animal Care & Control said the community stepped up yesterday when asked to adopt or foster an animal. But the shelter still needs help with a few dogs — its kennels need to be cleared out by today at 7pm for facility renovations. (WBTV)
By: Katie Peralta Soloff, Laura Barrero, Alexandria Sands, Ashley Mahoney
You'll probably recognize Jay Bilas from ESPN, where he's a renowned college basketball analyst. Or on X, where he has 1.8 million followers.
When Charlotte's Blue Line light rail could run faster
How SouthPark will become one of Charlotte's most walkable neighborhoods
What to know about the Red Line train
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