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Will Lewis

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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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  • Rally planned to help save art nonprofit supporting Charlotte area artists

    3 weeks ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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  • Rally planned to help save art nonprofit supporting Charlotte area artists

    3 weeks 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.

  • CATS leaders set to wrap up public meetings in the west corridor

    1 month ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

    CHARLOTTE (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. They want to inform the public about the long-term plan and get recommendations.

  • U.S. Rep. Alma Adams encourages people to write officials on how gov. cuts are effecting them

    1 month ago | qcnews.com | Will Lewis

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Will Lewis
Will Lewis @WillLewisTV
5 Apr 25

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Will Lewis
Will Lewis @WillLewisTV
30 Mar 25

So great to see my friends from the Charlotte Latino Film Festival this morning. There are a lot of great movies on tap.

Queen City News
Queen City News @Queen_City_News

The Charlotte Latino Film Festival is underway. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/fwzDsVs5rR

Will Lewis
Will Lewis @WillLewisTV
22 Mar 25

Thanks to York Technical College for stopping by the studio this morning to talk about Tech Fest https://t.co/TeXyguFotF