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11/09/2025

🚊 Charlotte’s future is on the ballot.

In this week’s Shaping Charlotte, we host a spirited debate on the transit referendum with two of the most passionate and intelligent people I know:

👤 Braxton Winston — former Mayor Pro Tem, City Council member & longtime transit advocate

👤 Larry Shaheen — attorney and one of the architects of the P.A.V.E act and referendum

They dig into the big questions around equity, trust, and funding — and what’s at stake for Charlotte whether the measure passes or fails.

DISCLAIMER: this one gets spicy 🥵

🎧 Tap the link in bio to listen.

04/09/2025

🚇 Charlotte’s future is on the line. A 1-cent transit referendum could reshape how we move, grow, and live — but what happens if we do nothing?

On the latest 🎙️, we sit down with interim CEO Brent Cagle and civic leader Ned Curran to unpack the PAVES Act, the city’s transit plan, and why the cost of waiting could be higher than the cost of action.

👉 Listen now wherever your pods are casted.

28/08/2025

🚊🎙️ Introducing the Shaping Charlotte Podcast!

Every city has a story, and Charlotte’s is unfolding block by block. Hosted by and , we dive into the conversations shaping the Queen City’s future — from transit and urban design to growth, community, and the way we move through our city.

👟 Hop on and come along for a ride as we explore how Charlotte is evolving — and how we can build a city that’s more connected, vibrant, and livable.

🎧 Episode 1 dropped TODAY! so follow the link in stories. Subscribe now on Apple, Spotify.

Incredible 📸 by my dude for the background image!

21/08/2025

Swipe to see Before ——-> After

OPEN SOON: Sprouts Farmers Market Opens Tomorrow, August 22

To say has been excited for is wildly an understatement. The area is a bit of a food desert and with the area’s population poised to double, this is just what the doctor ordered.

The 21,000 SF Sprouts which opens tomorrow with 20% off on all products, be located at the corner of 36th & N Tryon in the apartment building. They are focused on health-first brands and its own private label items. Think Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods had a baby.

Prices are not as crazy as you would think, eggs are right in line with comparable brands at Publix or Teeter, for example. Another huge benefit is their prepared meals, ready-to-eat sandwiches, and their HOURS 7a-10p.

This is truly monumental for the area and helps bring yet another walkable amenity to one of Charlotte’s most urban neighborhoods. I () live a short walk away and and I have been on this beat longer than anybody, so this before and after is something you won’t see from anyone else!

30/06/2025

I hope the family likes Tromboncino Squash as part of their Fourth of July Cook Out. 24” cutting board for scale.

02/05/2025

🍀 EXCLUSIVE Sneak peek alert! We got an early look at in , and trust us—this place is going to feel like it’s always been here.

Opening soon on North Davidson in the former Roy’s space, McHale’s is a revival of the beloved Rock Hill/Fort Mill pub that ran for 23 years, now brought to life in NoDa by neighborhood locals Brendan Kuhlkin and Kyle Kennedy. Named for Brendan’s mother, it’s a passion project with heart, heritage, and a whole lot of Irish soul.

But this isn’t just a bar—it’s meant to be a true neighborhood pub. A place to gather, connect, and unwind. Not just for nights out, but for everyday moments too.

What to expect:
🍻 8 beers on tap (4 local, 4 Irish)
🥃 A growing Irish whiskey list (flights may be on the way)
🇮🇪 Irish bartenders and an Irish bar manager
🍽️ Traditional dishes like Fish & Chips, Shepherd’s Pie, a few Irish Hidden Gems + American favorites (but no pizza … yet)
✨ Indoor & outdoor bars

And the vibe? Timeless.
Think: dark-stained millwork, vintage wallpaper, hand-troweled plaster, warm lighting, and a cozy dining room with double-hung windows that open to the street on nice days. It’s intimate, familiar, and thoughtfully designed to feel like it’s always belonged.

We’re so ready to make this a regular stop—and not just on the weekends.

McHale’s hopes to be open early this summer!

30/04/2025

Phase 1 of is really shaping up nicely. ’s new tallest is getting closer to being complete everyday.

Architect:

What do you think about its design as the first building gets closer to wrapping up.

05/04/2025

Uncover the Stories That Shaped Charlotte—and Help Protect Them

Step back in time and experience Charlotte’s history come alive at the 7th Annual Voices From The Past! Join us on April 19, 2025, from 1–4 PM at Elmwood, Pinewood, and Settlers’ Cemeteries. Interact with costumed storytellers sharing tales of the city’s founding fathers, pioneering women, and intriguing characters. Enjoy food trucks, live music from the Charlotte Folk Society, and complimentary golf cart rides for those needing assistance. Tickets are $15; children under 12 attend free. All proceeds support the preservation of these historic cemeteries. For tickets and more info, visit voicesfromthepastcharlotte.com.

01/04/2025

🚨Major Changes Coming to Camden 🚨

The City of Charlotte has unveiled plans to permanently close a two-block stretch of Camden Road in South End to vehicle traffic, transforming one of the city’s most vibrant corridors into a pedestrian- and bike-friendly destination. The announcement comes as South End reaches new milestones in population density and visitor activity, reinforcing its status as one of Charlotte’s most dynamic urban districts.

Set to debut in 2051, the pedestrianized zone will span from W. Park Avenue to Tremont Avenue, creating a walkable, community-driven space designed for people—not cars. The reimagined streetscape will feature protected bike lanes, enhanced lighting, brick and stone hardscaping, shade structures, and costumed cartoon characters asking for money. The project will also include designated micro-retail kiosks and food and beverage vendors, fostering an active and engaging street environment.

A strong emphasis on retailers will be a key component, ensuring we continue creating destinations that offer experiences alongside tacos, pizzas, breweries, vegan ice cream, mediocre cocktails at barely concealed speakeasies, and the ever-present “Nashville Hot” chicken sandwich.

This two-block transformation will serve as the heart of a larger social district extending along key corridors—including portions of South Boulevard, South Tryon Street, Camden Road, Tremont Avenue, Carson Boulevard, East Boulevard, West Boulevard, and Hawkins Street—stretching from New Bern Street to Morehead Street. Visitors will be able to dodge the person from Hinge that didn’t work out, while drinking a Marg in a metal cup.

“More than just a redesign, the project is a statement: South End is evolving into a more walkable, vibrant, and people-first neighborhood. The result? A destination with energy, character, and, above all, a whole lot of vibe.” said a city official.”

Oh and there will be breweries too.

05/08/2024

NOW OPEN in Elizabeth!

Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting , and I left wishing I had a similar spot in . This place will quickly become my go-to in the area, which I view as one of the most promising walkable and urban neighborhoods in Charlotte.

Growing up in Charlotte, I remember this building as Stanley Drugs, one of our OG pharmacies. It was where we picked up prescriptions for my grandmother. I recall the smell, the drop ceilings, the aisles of shelving, and the cold fluorescent lights. FLIGHT, however, could not be more different.

Owners Vicki and Dwight took the time to sit with my wife and me, sharing captivating stories about their travels around the world. Although they are new to the food and beverage industry, having spent most of their careers in healthcare, their passion for bringing international experiences to their community is evident.

The result is a beautiful, sophisticated space with exceptional lighting. The drop ceilings have been removed, revealing a stunning barrel roof ceiling that had been concealed for over 70 years. Glass chandeliers hang gracefully, and the walls are painted a deep slate color, adorned with gilt picture frames. I was particularly impressed by the lenticular glass bar backsplash, which offers a glimpse into the kitchen.

Cocktails 🍸:
• Bourbon Smash: This cocktail is a must-try. Made with bourbon, Aperol, strawberry, and a hint of lemon juice, it is incredibly refreshing. I recommended it to and . I could probably drink 300 of these; it might kill me, but it would be a great way to go.

Food 🍕:
• Meatballs: Exceptionally well-prepared, using Vicki’s great-grandmother’s recipe. I could have easily just kept them coming, but I was eager to try more.

• Pizza (Fig & Pig): The crust was perfect, the goat cheese delightfully tangy, and the pickled onions added a refreshing brightness that complemented the umami of the prosciutto.

• Ricotta Cheesecake: Served in a style reminiscent of an English trifle in a cocktail glass, this dessert was delicious. Make sure to scoop all the way to the bottom to get the graham cracker in every bite.

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