Ryan Pitkin is a journalist and co-founder of Nerve Media Productions. He currently serves as an editor for Queen City Nerve and writes for Cardinal & Pine. With a focus on local news in Charlotte, North Carolina, Ryan covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and cultural events.
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Ryan Pitkin's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with an emphasis on entertainment, crime, business, and government/politics in the Charlotte area and North Carolina. His articles often include insights from the community or reporting on local events.
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By: Ryan Pitkin
Charlotte City Council held votes Monday on a proposed airport plan that could change flight paths and the Providence Square redevelopment.
By: Ryan Pitkin
Two mass displacement events occurring during the holiday seasons have Charlotte community members asking for solutions.
Get out in the open air with these horse-drawn carriage rides offered throughout North Carolina.
By: Ryan Pitkin, Galen Bacharier
Cooper, Stein Sue to Block Portion of SB382 North Carolina Governor-elect Josh Stein and Gov.
Get out in the open air with these horse-drawn carriage rides offered throughout North Carolina.
By: Ryan Pitkin
Charlotte City Council approved three separate rezonings that together will make up the 112-acre Providence Square redevelopment on Monday.
Check out all the 2025 music festivals we could find spanning from the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina to the coast.
US House Republicans blocked a resolution that would have delayed a government shutdown and provided disaster relief to western NC.
Mecklenburg County DA Spencer Merriweather will not pursue charges in a police shooting that killed a man in September.
By: Ryan Pitkin
Push yourself or just take in the sights with a dozen of North Carolina’s best winter activities.
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