Jan. 9, 2024 Daks McClettie was working in an Allstate call center when agency owner Bob White invited him to join him. A mentoring relationship was born, as White taught the younger man the tools – and the soft skills – of the trade. Later, Howard Johnson Jr. played the same role at a State Farm ... Continue Reading →
Amid success stories, a warning
Dec. 20, 2023 A report from MyFutureNC on North Carolina’s educational attainment is full of success stories – and a huge warning about an issue employers may be ignoring and will ignore only at their own peril. The report was updated today following its August submission to the Joint ... Continue Reading →
2024 March 5 Primary Election
Below is a table showing candidates who filed for Mecklenburg offices by the Dec. 15, 2023 deadline. The March 5, 2024 primary will include only those who face opposition within their own party. Those names are highlighted below in bold type. There are no contested races for Mecklenburg judge seats, ... Continue Reading →
Christmas Party 2023
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Happy Holidays 2023
These seasonal pictures were published in the “Recently at the Forum” space on the front of this website during the Forum’s winter holiday. ... Continue Reading →
Urban League group seeks active role for young adults 21-40
Dec. 5, 2023 Ratasha Smith is an advocacy committee co-chair of the Young Professionals group of the National Urban League attached to the Charlotte affiliate. Her presentation followed an event the advocacy group held with a delegation of police officers. That event was set up following a video ... Continue Reading →
Forum Christmas Party is Dec. 12
Finding and then aiding people in need – where they are
Nov. 28, 2023 Few Forum meetings produce as much truth-telling and candor as this morning’s. Few provide as many pieces of wisdom that many Charlotte residents might rather not hear. Few provide a more layered, informed and grounded primer in how to help Charlotteans in need. Needless to say, only ... Continue Reading →
Help’s available – if low-income residents can find it
Nov. 21, 2023 The good news is that Mecklenburg County is committed to creating one-stop sites where low-income applicants for various seasonal and year-round housing, heating and renovation assistance programs can go to meet with a trained employee to guide them through the application ... Continue Reading →
People can help you through the annual health insurance thicket
Nov. 14, 2022 Three people who work with the labyrinth of health insurance coverage rules offered lots of information this morning. The session was timely: Medicare’s open enrollment period closes in a few weeks, and a similar Affordable Care Act deadline looms in January. But if you come away ... Continue Reading →
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