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Serving for good - SouthPark Magazine

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Michelle Boudin

by Michelle BoudinMike Reiney admits, forming and running a nonprofit wasn't something he ever thought about. That changed when the unthinkable happened. "It was not in my life plans at all, but it all came to be with the death of my brother, Chuck, on February 9, 2023." Chuck Reiney moved to the Queen City 20 years ago for a job in IT consulting and eventually worked for Wells Fargo.
Charlotte Squawks returns for more funny business

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Page Leggett

Charlotte Squawks returns for more funny businessEntertainment The ArtsMay 29, 2025Poking fun and packing the house: Charlotte Squawks has been delighting crowds - and occasionally offending the thin-skinned - for 20 years. by Page LeggettThey're baaaa-aaack. Charlotte's version of Saturday Night Live 's "Not Ready for Primetime Players" are taking the stage again. And taking aim at the rich, powerful, ruthless and/or clueless.
In plain view: Spiral Odyssey

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Michael Solender

In plain view: Spiral OdysseyMay 28, 2025There's more than meets the eye in Richard Hunt's sculpture at Romare Bearden Park. by Michael J. SolenderIf you're heading uptown for a Knights game, concert or fireworks this summer, pause for a moment to admire Richard Hunt's soaring sculpture in Romare Bearden Park. Nearly 30 feet tall and weighing four tons, this swirling tornado of stainless steel is the Chicago sculptor's tribute to his longtime friend and fellow artist Romare Bearden.
Summer in the city: Charleston, South Carolina

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Cathy Martin

Summer in the city: Charleston, South CarolinaMay 27, 2025The Loutrel is a luxe base camp for your Holy City adventure by Cathy MartinFamilies flock to Charleston's beaches in the summer, meaning there are often thinner crowds in the city proper. Stay close to shopping, restaurants and iconic attractions like Waterfront Park, the Pineapple Fountain and Rainbow Row atThe Loutrel, a 50-room boutique hotel in the French Quarter.
SOCO Gallery celebrates 10 years

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Cathy Martin

SOCO Gallery celebrates 10 yearsMay 27, 2025Push & pull: SOCO Gallery marks a decade of amplifying local talent - and attracting museum-quality artists to Charlotte. by Cathy MartinBy square footage, SOCO Gallery, founded by Chandra Johnson in 1995, might be one of the smallest art galleries in town. Housed in a charming 1920s bungalow on Providence Road, SOCO shares space with menswear boutique Tabor and Not Just Coffee. But don't let its modest size fool you.
Wildest dreams: A guest suite in Highlands

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Cathy Martin

Wildest dreams: A guest suite in HighlandsHome + GardenMay 27, 2025by Cathy Martin | photographs by Becca BondInterior designer Louise Hane believes in creating highly personalized spaces, rich in art, color and furnishings that reflect her clients' distinct backgrounds and stories. In this Highlands home, the Rock Hill, South Carolina, designer created a two-room sanctuary tailored around the homeowners' existing artwork.
Mazi has bold flavors, Southern soul

1 week ago | southparkmagazine.com | Michael Solender

Mazi has bold flavors, Southern soulMay 27, 2025A first look at Mazi, the South End restaurant from Built On Hospitality featuring Mediterranean flavors and southern ingredients. by Michael J. Solender | photographs by Justin DriscollMazi, a new Mediterranean restaurant in South End, is energetic and contemporary, evoking the feel of a buzzy city bistro. Tufted green banquettes run along one side of the deep rectangular space, while artichoke-shaped lights cast a warm glow.
PGA merch just landed at Quail Hollow Club

4 weeks 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.
Suspense on Sunday - SouthPark Magazine

1 month ago | southparkmagazine.com | Michael Solender

Tanglewood, the fabled municipal course in Forsyth County, featured down-to-the-wire drama with two of pro golf's most legendary figures at the 1974 PGA Championship. by Michael J. SolenderAfter Lee Trevino carded an opening-round 73 (3 over par) at the 1974 PGA Championship at Tanglewood Park's Championship Course, nearly one-third of the field - 43 players - were ahead of him on the leaderboard.
Stay the course - SouthPark Magazine

1 month ago | southparkmagazine.com | Michael Solender

by Michael J. SolenderWith the world's best professional golfers huddling at Charlotte's Quail Hollow Club for the PGA Championship in May, many less-celebrated (read: mere mortal) golfers dream of exploring championship-quality venues to elevate their own game. We've teed up three stunners you can play, each with a pedigreed course design, amenity-rich resort offerings and a top-tier golf experience that is anything but par for the course.