Matthew Memrick

Charlotte’s Flowstate Junction challenges filmmakers to write, shoot and edit a 5–8 minute short film in one week, with a $27 entry fee and a March 27 registration deadline.

Charlotte’s Flowstate Junction challenges filmmakers to write, shoot and edit a 5–8 minute short film in one week, with a $27 entry fee and a March 27 registration deadline.

After five years holding Mass in a gymnasium, Charlotte's only Black Catholic church could spend more than $6 million to repair parish buildings.

From a Caribbean-themed Charlotte hideaway to a historic Green Book landmark, these five Black-owned B&Bs offer distinctive stays that preserve a legacy of Black hospitality.

After decades at Wells Fargo and Bank of America, James Smith left corporate life to launch ProTime Handyman in Charlotte, targeting retirees and building a com...

James Smith spent more than two decades in high-level banking and finance roles, leading technology, risk and compliance work at Wells Fargo and Bank of Am

Matthew Memrick | Special to The Gazette A project started by Kim Ramseur documents North Carolina's often-overlooked Black medical history.

Matthew Memrick | Special to the Gazette A fire destroyed a Dollar Tree in Gastonia, North Carolina, causing an estimated $1 million in damage.

Matthew Memrick | Special to the Gazette Earlier this month, one Gastonia man's cookies won Cookie Monster's approval at Chicago's

Saint Luke has marched in Charlotte Pride since 2011, pairing traditional Black Baptist worship with an explicit welcome for LGBTQ people despite losing members...