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What you need to to know about living north, south, east and west of Charlotte’s city center.
More than 450 voters weighed in and 9,000 votes tallied to present to you the 2017 Charlotte Parent Reader Favorites.
From school supply drives to kindergarten readiness, get ready for school with these activities.
See why the city has earned the nickname “Smithsonian of the South."
Enjoy a night of dining outside with family while trying some of Charlotte's best food truck menus.
A sneak peek of the latest movie in the "Cars" franchise and more.
Dress up your pancakes at these local eateries.
Tweens and teens can learn more about the business of babysitting and safety tips at these local classes.
Educating the next generation on civic responsibility
Check out these area places to have animal adventures.
Treasures await in these thrift and consignment stores.
Cool off with a frothy blend at these locally-owned businesses.
Travel through local history all around Charlotte.
Make learning fun this summer at one of these local spots.
Download these apps to help you stay motivated.
Successes and setbacks for our 2016 Fit Family Challenge spotlight families.
Healthy substitutions are a sneaky way to give favorite dishes a nutritional punch.
Keep track of guideline portions by making your own fun and colorful Healthy Plate.
Two families get moving toward their challenge goals.
Who says exercise has to be a solo adventure?
Sample local cuisine to your heart's content from these popular food truck rallies around town.
Remind your kids the importance of taking care of the world we live in at one of these fun events.
Spring is a great time to give your pantry a makeover.
Whether you're looking for swimming, hiking, biking, or a spectacular playground, these places have you covered.
Two families power up for better health.
We received so many impressive nominations for Terrific Teens this year that we decided to honor six additional students.
Check out these hot spots that will help you maintain a healthy lifestyle, all while your kids are having fun, too.
Exposing children to peanuts at a young age could actually prevent the development of a peanut allergy later in life.
Researchers studied assessment scores of 1,800 children born to women who became pregnant after receiving infertility treatments.
Host your own Smile Drive this month through America's ToothFairy.
The Charlotte Hornets are offering 3-Ticket Packs through the rest of their season.
The foundation will use the money to support pediatric cancer research at Carolinas HealthCare System’s Levine Children’s Hospital.
From painting to roller skating, we have ideas for a great moms' night out (because all moms deserve it).
A few tips to keep you prepared in weather-related emergencies, including power outages.
Keeping the kids active during the winter months just got easier.
Carmel Christian's STEM Research Team brought home awards from the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research Conference.
Real-life story that inspired Winnie the Pooh among winners.
Middle schoolers at Queen's Grant Community School took top honors at "Kids Cook with Heart."
There's a new creature at Sea Life Charlotte-Concord Aquarium.
New kit is already gaining popularity among children with type 1 diabetes.
When it comes to children’s fears, the list can range from monsters to thunderstorms and everything in between.
Reid Park Neighborhood Park has unveiled a new park design and pieces of public artwork.
New changes are coming to the SAT in March 2016.
SKILLS Group of Charlotte offers instruction in a variety of areas to teens with special needs.
Try not to set expectations too high when organizing your family's holiday.
Don't let your kids get sucked into an electronic abyss of devices over their school break.
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" premiere almost here
Keeping fit during the colder months just got a little more fun.
Ads portray products as healthy when in reality they have poor nutritional content.
Common triggers and how to deal.
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