Deadline nears for health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act
People who received unemployment this year may be eligible for a $0 plan.
By GlennOaks Media | August 9, 2021
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Summer reads: our editor’s five book picks
In partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, QCity Metro will recommend five books for our summer reading.
By GlennOaks Media | June 29, 2021
5 things we learned about artificial intelligence at Discovery Place
Love it or hate it, artificial intelligence is changing the way we live and interact. This exhibit helps understand how and why.
By GlennOaks Media | June 21, 2021
New exhibitions at The Mint Museum spotlight works by local artists and artists of color
Installations infuse Charlotte 'with ideas and energy, and innovation and hope'
By GlennOaks Media | June 3, 2021
Fifth Third Bank’s 53 Ideas competition supports entrepreneurs with capital & training
53 Ideas invites entrepreneurs to pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges. Finalists get cash and business training.
By GlennOaks Media | May 2, 2021
Heart health: Do you really have to give up your favorite foods and exercise like mad?
QCity Metro talked with a Blue Cross NC physician about heart health for Black Americans.
By GlennOaks Media | April 12, 2021
Your guide to shops, eats and Black history in Columbia SC
South Carolina's capitol city is home to an impressive array of restaurants, hangouts, shopping spots and Black history stops
By GlennOaks Media | March 31, 2021
Eric Law, Charlotte Country Day School’s first Black student, speaks on its diversity efforts
He co-chairs a BIPOC Alumni Committee working to foster diversity, equity and inclusion on the south Charlotte campus.
By GlennOaks Media | March 25, 2021
How to find a career you love
Central Piedmont Community College wants to help you define your career path to achieve long-term success.
By Central Piedmont Community College | March 21, 2021
Despite pandemic, Village HeartBEAT stays focused on its mission — reducing health disparities in Black and Brown communities
With in-person exercise sessions suspended because of Covid-19, the Mecklenburg County health program will make greater use of technology.
By GlennOaks Media | March 18, 2021