Madeline Holly-Carothers is an editor for Qcitymetro.com, a local news outlet in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on the local community, Madeline covers a wide range of topics including events, business openings, community issues, and profiles on individuals and organizations making a difference in the area.
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Madeline Holly-Carothers focuses on local events and entertainment news, particularly emphasizing black-owned businesses, arts and culture in Charlotte. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, new business openings or community initiatives that align with her coverage areas.
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By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Usher, Maxwell, Jazmine Sullivan and more are set to headline shows in Charlotte this month. Plus, festivals and more.
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
At Note and Accord, customers can explore more than 250 scents, purchase signature fragrances or craft htheir own unique blend.
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
A North Carolina Department of Transportation (NC DOT) representative presented on the I-77 South Express Lanes Project during last Monday’s city council meeting. If approved, the project will add toll lanes to 11 miles of I-77 between Brookshire Boulevard and Carowinds Boulevard at the South Carolina border. The project is estimated to cost about $3.7 […]
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Charlotte Veg Fest will take place at The Amp Ballantyne on Oct. 12. Guests can expect food from multiple plant-based vendors, specialty products and more.
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Antonique Smith at Climate Revival in Charlotte. Oct. 19, 2024. (Glenn Burkins/QCity Metro)
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Glow Girl, a Black-owned accessory brand, has opened a permanent jewelry space in Charlotte, offering customized permanent jewelry services.
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By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Usher’s highly-anticipated “Past, Present, Future” tour stopped for a two-night stay this week.
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
As the superintendent of Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS), the third-largest employer in Mecklenburg County with a budget of $2.1 billion, Crystal Hill’s responsibility is immense.
By: Madeline Holly-Carothers
Charlotte boasts a vibrant culinary scene of Black-owned restaurants that are great for an evening out.
The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) will offer free transportation on all services on Tuesday, Nov. 5, for Election Day.
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