Will Lewis

Charlotte

Reporter at @Queen_City_News, formerly 69News. ☕️lover, foodie & adventurer. Story idea 📧[email protected] RT, link, or favorite are not endorsements.

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Huntersville town leaders considering two residential zoning changes

1 week ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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Grammy Award-winning jazz artist Samara Joy bringing her world tour to Charlotte

1 week ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Five-time Grammy award-winning artist Samara Joy will perform at the Belk Theatre on May 7th. Joy took some time to speak with Queen City News about the upcoming show and how winning multiple awards shaped the October 2024 release of her latest album, Portrait. For more information on the event and how to buy tickets, click here.
Stormy weather could soak Charlotte’s Lovin’ Life Music Festival weekend

2 weeks ago | qcnews.com | Andrew Brightman |Will Lewis

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Folks heading to Uptown this weekend might want to pack their ponchos and rain boots along with their dancing shoes, as wet weather and possible storms are set to dampen the second annual Lovin’ Life Music Festival. The Queen City is in for a classic case of springtime whiplash. Toasty summer-like temperatures are dominating the forecast for the next couple of days, with highs soaring near 90 degrees on both Wednesday and Thursday.
Charlotte city leaders say they've learned valuable lessons and are ready for year two of the Lovin' Life Festival

2 weeks ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Charlotte city leaders say they are prepared for the thousands of people and all of the events taking place in Uptown starting on Friday, and that includes the second year of the Lovin’ Life Music Festival. All involved say they learned valuable lessons from the first year of the festival, mainly regarding traffic in the First Ward area. Road closures for the three-day festival will start on Tuesday night, according to CMPD.
The Great Westside Fish Fry in West End

2 weeks ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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Davidson town leaders set to vote on property for possible Red Line stop

3 weeks ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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Davidson town leaders set to vote on property for possible Red Line stop

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Will Lewis

DAVIDSON, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — If you build it, they will come… Or at least that’s the hope for many municipalities as leaders discuss the construction of the red line heading from uptown to northern Mecklenburg County. In the town of Davidson, leaders will vote on where they want the rail stop to be located. There are three sites up for debate, but one site looks to have an advantage.
Rally planned to help save art nonprofit supporting Charlotte area artists

1 month ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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Rally planned to help save art nonprofit supporting Charlotte area artists

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Will Lewis

CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — ArtPop Street Gallery is an organization that has helped bring a lot of art projects to the Queen City and surrounding area. But, the organization is in jeopardy of closing due to lack of funding, even though the Charlotte city council has dedicated more money to the arts. The city actually has two million dollars that has yet to be distributed because an administrator to oversee the funds hasn’t been hired.
CATS leaders set to wrap up public meetings in the west corridor

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Will Lewis

CATS leaders set to wrap up public meetings in the west corridorCHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The plan is to show people what public transportation could look like in the Queen City over the next 30 years. The last in a series of public meetings will wrap up tonight in Charlotte’s west corridor as CATS leaders discuss the long-term transit system plan. CATS leaders have been working on these plans for a while now, and this is the second phase in a four-phase process.