Reporter in Charlotte. All Husker tweets are my own and so are any opinions. Retweets- not endorsements.
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AVERY COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- There are so many gravel roads in Avery County, North Carolina, that the only time you may notice them is when you aren't sure if it's the right turn.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) -- There's a certain stretch of sidewalk at Fourth Ward Park in Charlotte that could be anywhere.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) -- "That's good!" There's an obvious ending to this story.
By: Maureen Wurtz
(QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — Queen City News Photojournalist Corey Epps sat down with local children who let us know what they want to be when they grow up. And their answers will bring a smile to…
(QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — Queen City News Photojournalist Corey Epps sat down with kindergarteners from Harold C. Johnson Elementary School in York, S.C., who let us know what they want to be when they ...
By: Maureen Wurtz
Seniors and adults gather weekly for a free community art class at the Hickory Grove Library in Charlotte.
(QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — Time is obsolete in the corner of Shakeeka Brooks’ garage. Steady as a metronome, she weaves together something lost with something found. “It just seemed like it found me,” sa...
By: Maureen Wurtz
LAWNDALE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — There's no need for rose-colored glasses when looking at a small plot of land in Lawndale.
By: Maureen Wurtz
YORK, S.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — There’s a tight schedule in the kitchen and cafeteria at Hunter Street Elementary School in York. “It’s peanut butter-jelly time right now!̶…
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — So often, it's a series of circumstances. One leads to another, and then, without fanfare, our thirst for knowledge lessens.
