Ashley Stroehlein

1 month ago | southparkmagazine.com | Ashley Stroehlein |Sharon Smith

PGA merch just landed at Quail Hollow ClubEntertainmentMay 9, 2025PGA Shops expects to sell 20 hats per minute during Championship Week in Charlotte. Here's how to shop early without a ticket. By Ashley Stroehlein and Sharon SmithGolf style is in full swing around the Queen City and golf fans can shop the PGA store at Quail Hollow Club ahead of the Championship during Grand Opening Weekend, May 9-11. The merchandise tent is a must-see-and-shop stop for golf enthusiasts at any big tournament.

1 month ago | southparkmagazine.com | Ashley Stroehlein

Flag football is more than a gameApril 30, 2025CMS leads the way in recognizing girls flag football in high school sports. by Ashley StroehleinThey're fierce, tough and competitive. With each practice and game, the girls of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' flag football program are proving they belong. "It's harder than it looks for sure - it's a very athletic sport.

2 months ago | yardbarker.com | Ashley Stroehlein

Charlotte native Seth Curry was traded to the Hornets in February of 2024, last offseason, he signed a one-year $3.3 million deal to remain with the team. Now, Curry is set to become an unrestricted free agent, but Seth says he hopes to remain with this hometown team. “I keep saying it means more to play for this organization and go out there and represent the city. So I would love to moving forward,” Curry said of the opportunity to remain with the Hornets.

2 months ago | si.com | Ashley Stroehlein

Charlotte native Seth Curry was traded to the Hornets in February of 2024, last offseason, he signed a one-year $3.3 million deal to remain with the team. Now, Curry is set to become an unrestricted free agent, but Seth says he hopes to remain with this hometown team. “I keep saying it means more to play for this organization and go out there and represent the city. So I would love to moving forward,” Curry said of the opportunity to remain with the Hornets.

2 months ago | si.com | Ashley Stroehlein

Despite the results of the Charlotte Hornets 2024-25 season, head coach Charles Lee says he is ending the year with optimism at the forefront. “It's hard not to be optimistic when you get to come to work with great people. The players have been absolutely phenomenal with their mindset, their approach, their hunger for coaching, for trying to get better, to come into a Spectrum Center arena with fans that are unwavering with their support, even in a 19 win season, it's pretty special,” Lee said.