Charlotte School of Law (view slideshow)
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Showing posts with label charlotte observer. Show all posts
POD: Day 266 | 5.8.12
Fire Skills Competition | Charlotte Motor Speedway (view slideshow)
POD: Day 265 | 5.7.12
UNC Law School class of '92 produced a group of successful attorneys practicing in the Charlotte area, including two judges and the Mecklenburg County District Attorney, Andrew Murray. (story to be published in mid-June)
POD: Day 263 | 5.4.12
POD: Day 257 | 4.28.12
Quite a busy day with March for Babies, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio in town, and Art Walk.
POD: Day 256 | 4.27.12
For an upcoming story about Christ Lutheran's community outreach program with McClintock Middle School to give students a week of summer camp, in addition to other community-oriented programs.
POD: Day 255 | 4.26.12
About Town Tours celebrates 10 years of business of murder mystery dinner theater with a fun-filled evening at Dilworth Neighborhood Grille. The case called "Death Ahoy!" was chockfull of interesting and very suspicious characters :)
"Rhoda Blogger", real estate tycoon
"Becky Messer", gemologist, and "Harv Carver", high stakes gambler
POD: Day 249 | 4.20.12
What a great day for community journalism! It began with Realtor Care Day, a volunteer initiative by local realtors to make improvements for struggling homeowners including veterans, the elderly, and the disabled in Mecklenburg and Iredell counties. In total, realtors made repairs on 23 homes in the area.
The day ended with a hero's welcome for Cpl. Garrett Carnes. Cpl. Carnes lost parts of his legs in an explosion during a military operation in Afghanistan in February. He was escorted from Virginia by hundreds of Patriot Guard motorcyclists to the Charles Mack Citizen Center in downtown Mooresville where he was greeted by hundreds of people and presented with a key to the city of Mooresville.
POD: Day 247 | 4.18.12
This is an outtake from today for an upcoming story (read article here). It's not easy being in the hot seat.
POD: Day 240 | 4.11.12
The day began as three candidates for CMS superintendent position made the rounds for public forums (view slideshow). I was assigned to cover Dr. Kriner Cash from Memphis, TN as he spoke at St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
The day wrapped up with a community conversation about Trayvon Martin at Little Rock AME Zion Church---less than two hours after it was announced that George Zimmerman would be charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of Martin. (view slideshow)
Kimm Campbell, left, of Charlotte, NC and her son,Chandler Campbell, 17, a Trayvon Martin community conversation, sponsored by Meck Ministries, at Little Rock AME Zion Church on April 11, 2012.
POD: Day 239 | 4.10.12
F.C. Carolina Alliance soccer practice before a big tournament on April 20-21. Over 230 teams will be playing, more than twice the number from three years ago.
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