Desiree Mathurin is a Growth and Development Reporter at The Charlotte Observer. She covers a variety of topics including urban design, local economy, and real estate development, with a focus on the construction industry and housing market. Desiree's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Colorado Public Radio, Yahoo Finance, and The News & Observer.
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Desiree Mathurin's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and events in Denver, with an emphasis on community development, homelessness issues, and volunteer opportunities. Based on her articles, she appears to be inclined towards stories that highlight the impact of local policies and initiatives on the city's residents.
When reaching out to Desiree, consider providing insights into local government decisions related to community development or homelessness issues. Additionally, pitches about volunteer opportunities and their impact would likely resonate with her given her focus on these topics. If you have expertise in Denver-specific policies or community-based initiatives, it may be valuable to offer your perspective for potential inclusion in her coverage.
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By: Desiree Mathurin
Occasionally, Meigan Alexander sees the “big green machine” lurking around Charlotte.
When Jim Bakker resigned from his PTL Ministries amid mounting scandals in March 1987, there was still hope in York County, S.C., that whatever came next for Heritage USA wouldn’t derail the economic
By: Desiree Mathurin
The redevelopment of a historic movie theater in Charlotte's Eastover neighborhood into housing may begin this year.
By: Desiree Mathurin
Plans are still taking shape for a 6-acre section of the long-awaited Brooklyn Village redevelopment in uptown Charlotte.
By: Desiree Mathurin
More than 90 people will be laid off this winter when a snack manufacturing facility in Catawba County closes its doors.
By: Desiree Mathurin
A fire-safety manufacturer is relocating its corporate headquarters to Charlotte. The company plans to move to uptown next month.
By: Desiree Mathurin
More than 110 people will be laid off by the end of the year when a major mattress manufacturer permanently closes its plant in Randolph County.
By: Desiree Mathurin
A waste-container manufacturer is closing two facilities in Iredell County and laying off more than 95 people.
By: Desiree Mathurin
For the past decade, the backyard of Todd Huber's business, Undercurrent Coffee, in Plaza Midwood was lined with trees
By: Desiree Mathurin
Trees have been removed in Plaza Midwood along US-74/Independence Blvd. behind Undercurrent Coffee.
