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NFL pressured Panthers owners on team name, uniform colors

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October 23, 2019

NFL to Richardsons in ’93: Call your team the ‘Carolina Rhinos’; rhino skin ‘a natural version of football pads’

This article appeared in the Oct. 23, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger, a morning e-newsletter focused on local business news. Sign up for free here:

A lot of people around Charlotte…


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Late fees charged on half of toll road bills

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October 23, 2019

Motorists face big penalties for paying tolls late; $37 in fees on a $4 Monroe Bypass toll called ‘usury’

This article appeared in the Oct. 23, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger, a morning e-newsletter on local business news. Sign up for free here:

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Light rail opponent: It’s costly transit that almost nobody rides

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October 16, 2019

Not everybody thinks that light rail is the right answer for Charlotte. Although city leaders largely support adding transit lines, opponents say that light rail costs too much and moves too few. In an interview with the Ledger, Wendell Cox, a transportation and land-use consultant and former member of…


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Light rail proponent: Transit gives people choices

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October 16, 2019

In an interview with the Ledger, Charlotte Area Transit System senior planner Jason Lawrence explains how development of light rail in Charlotte is proceeding – and he says it is a crucial component of helping manage the region’s growth.

The interview, conducted in June, has been edited for clarity and…


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CMS soil testing results at Olde Providence

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October 12, 2019

The following public record was obtained from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools by the Charlotte Ledger. This record was mentioned in the Oct. 11, 2019, edition. The Ledger is a 3x/week e-newsletter on local and business news. Sign up for free here:

Report here:

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Pineville has a secret DMV + other time-saving hacks

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October 5, 2019

Going to the DMV doesn’t have to crush your soul: Make an appointment, and know when and where to go

by Michelle Crouch

Note: This article originally appeared in the Oct. 4, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger, a morning e-newsletter with original local news. Sign up for free:

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Lebda-Pittenger mansion battle legal documents

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October 1, 2019

These are the legal documents in the court fight between Doug Lebda and Robert Pittenger. For the accompanying article, click here. To sign up for the Charlotte Ledger e-newsletter, click here.

The brief filed by Lebda lawyers saying why Pittenger’s lawsuit should be dismissed:

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Can Charlotte spare millions for Tepper’s soccer dream?

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September 26, 2019

Multi-billionaire Panthers owner wants $200M from city for pro soccer, reports say. Where will the money come from?

Note: This article appeared in the Sept. 25, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger e-newsletter. If you want the latest smart, local business-y news, sign up for free here.

Panthers owner David Tepper has approached…


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I fought my sky-high Atrium bill — and won

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September 24, 2019

$2,600 for an hour at the SouthPark ER? I pushed to lower my hospital bill, and you can, too.

By Michelle Crouch

This article first appeared in the Sept. 23, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger, a 3x/week e-newsletter focused on Charlotte business news. Sign up for free here.

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Real estate wallets opened wide in Charlotte’s city elections

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September 21, 2019

Real-estate and construction-related donors pitched in 39% of donations in City Council elections last month

This article appeared in the Sept. 20, 2019, edition of the Charlotte Ledger, an e-newsletter on local business news. Sign up for free here.

As city government primary elections entered the final stretch last month, some…

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