Marshall Terry is a producer and co-host for Morning Edition at WFAE, a public radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on local news and stories, Marshall covers a range of topics including finance, healthcare, tourism, politics, and notable figures in the Charlotte community. His work has also been featured on other public radio stations in North Carolina.
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By: Marshall Terry
It’s time for a fact-check of North Carolina politics. Following Hurricane Helene's devastation, the state eased some rules in western North Carolina to make easier it for those affected by the storm to cast their ballots. A social media post that’s been viewed more than 3.5 million times claims the changes are an attempt by the state to sway the election results.
And now a closer look at how Charlotte's urban core is expanding outward. The Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter this week reports on how new
By: Marshall Terry, Wfae
It's one week from Election Day, and the final polls show the race between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris is a toss-up.
By: Marshall Terry
If you jump the boarding line at American Airlines, you now run the risk of being publicly shamed. WFAE's Marshall Terry and The Ledger's Tony Mecia discuss this, and other local business news, on this week's BizWorthy.
By: Marshall Terry
It’s been more than a month since Hurricane Helene devastated parts of the North Carolina mountains. The storm and its aftermath brought the busy fall tourism season in the region to a halt before it even started. This weekend the Biltmore Estate in Asheville is reopening to visitors for the first time since the storm. And a few days ago on social media the city’s tourism bureau, Explore Asheville, said the city is again welcoming visitors.
OK, so we are going to take a quick break from talking about the election to look at the latest Charlotte-area business news — business news about animals.
Democrats had high hopes for North Carolina in last week’s presidential election, and those hopes hinged in large part on Mecklenburg County. But Democrats' Mecklenburg strategy fell short again. Reporter Matt Hartman, of The Assembly, joins WFAE's Marshall Terry to discuss.
Frequently in BizWorthy, we’ve heard about how churches are presenting new real estate opportunities. One such case is in Elizabeth, where Caldwell Presbyterian Church is turning part of its property into apartments for the chronically homeless.
By: Marshall Terry, Dana Miller, Wfae
There was a lot of talk about abortion during the presidential campaign, but other health care issues took a back seat.
Thanksgiving is about gathering with family and friends to enjoy a hearty meal and maybe watch some football. But for a few hundred people, today it's about gathering in uptown Charlotte to play chess.
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