Jan. 17, 2022 Today's WBTV special report on the day of a COVID-truncated MLK Day celebration focused on the civil rights leader’s impact on Charlotte. The hour-long report is at the WBTV website here. At one point, reporter Dedrick Russell quizzed four African-Americans now in Charlotte ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Elrahal greeting
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Candidate Patterson greeting
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Kyle Luebke
– Page initiated Jan. 11, 2022 Kyle Luebke has announced a bid for a Charlotte City Council At-Large seat. Materials on this website 4-26-22 Presentation to Forum 1-11-22 Greetings during Forum meetings Info Website Facebook Media links 4-11-22 “Kyle Luebke wants to be the ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Luebke greeting
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Belal Elrahal
– Page initiated Jan. 11, 2022 Belal Elrahal has filed for District Court Seat 19. Materials on this website 5-3-22 Presentation to the Forum 1-11-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Media links ... Continue Reading →
Rhonda Patterson
– Page initiated Jan. 11, 2022 Rhonda Patterson has filed for District Court Seat 21. Materials on this website 1-11-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Website Facebook Media links ... Continue Reading →
Keith S. Smith
– Page initiated Jan. 11, 2022 Keith S. Smith, Mecklenburg senior associate county attorney, had to leave for court this morning before he could send a greeting. The photo is from his campaign website. He is a candidate for District Court Seat 18, which has been vacant since Gov. Cooper appointed ... Continue Reading →
Entrepreneur reflects on what it takes to succeed
Jan. 11, 2022 Committed. Driven. Hungry. Those were among the words Tuesday's presenter used to describe what it takes to succeed in the entrepreneurial space. Rachelle Latimer's last visit to the Forum in 2017 focused on details what makes success difficult for minority contractors. Today's ... Continue Reading →
Rebuilding K-12 education after COVID disruption
Jan. 4, 2022 On a day when CMS and other schools were returning to classrooms, Forum participants engaged in a discussion of challlenges schools face in the post-COVID era. The conversation covered lots of ground: Many children have fallen behind amid remote learning. Teachers are leaving for ... Continue Reading →
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