Gwendolyn Glenn

McCrorey Heights residents worry that Interstate 77 expansion will adversely affect their historically Black community.

Adama Delphine Fawundu’s Praise House exhibition at the Gantt Center explores identity, connectedness and the African diaspora through photography, textiles and personal history, on view through March 8, 2026.

After her daughters rejected college, a Charlotte mother built “Momma I Don’t Want To Go To College,” connecting families to trade careers amid a skilled-labor shortage and AI-driven job fears.

On June 12-13, playwright Jermaine Nakia Lee’s Rock The Block will turn Charlotte’s historic West End into a free, parade-style showcase of resident-created sto...

Jerry Taliaferro, 73, chose 100-plus black-and-white portraits that confront colorism and celebrate the diversity of Black women’s skin tones.

After eight rejections, Charlotte’s Rory Sheriff returns to the International Black Theatre Festival to direct August Wilson’s “Fences” and stage “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone.”

After eight rejections, Charlotte’s Rory Sheriff returns to the International Black Theatre Festival to direct August Wilson’s “Fences” and stage “Joe Turner’s ...

After selling their Dallas home, the Brooks family began a 19-city RV tour, combining prayer with local outreach and supplies for unhoused residents.

After selling their Dallas home, the Brooks family began a 19-city RV tour, combining prayer with local outreach and supplies for unhoused residents.

For five years, Claude Harding has overseen maintenance and safety at the Bechtler, using climate checks, cameras and close observation to protect nearly 2,000 ...