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YWCA honors Women of Achievement
The Charlotte Observer South Charlotte News Jane McIntyre receives the pioneer award Renee Jarrett receives the community champion award Nakisha Hall receives emerging leader award Renee Jarrett, left, Nakisha Hall and Jane McIntyre were named YWCA’s 2015 Women of Achievement. … Continue reading
Charlotte photographer stumps for students’ ‘Inked’ exhibition
The Charlotte Observer South Charlotte News Mark Pendergrass hopes to bring light to students’ depictions of tattoo art BY CRYSTAL O’GORMAN Correspondent The hundreds of photographs stored on hard drives waiting to be reviewed mean a great deal to Mark … Continue reading
Posted in Charlotte Observer, Education, Entertainment/Creative Arts, Human Interest, Newspaper, Philanthropy, Traditional Journalism
Tagged CEA, Charlotte youth art, Charlotte youth photography, Creative Exposure through the Arts, Kevin Mitchell, Mark Pendergrass, Mitchell SURF Photography, SNAP Photos, Teen Scoop, The Charlotte Observer, YMCA, youth art
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SouthPark Rotary rolls forth efforts to support Trips for Kids Charlotte
South Charlotte Weekly Posted by Crystal O’Gorman on June 19, 2015 in News Local organization collects bikes for kids in need Michael Camp, a resident of Cotswold and SouthPark Rotary member, spiked an interest in mountain biking after being introduced … Continue reading
Mint Hill pageant queens collect supplies for children’s home
Matthews – Mint Hill Weekly Posted by Crystal O’Gorman on June 19, 2015 in News Drive collects more than 250 items for Rockwell-based organization MINT HILL – For Julie Shillingburg, director of The Miss Mint Hill Scholarship Pageant, community service … Continue reading
Posted in Achievements and Awards, Entertainment/Creative Arts, Events and Galas, Human Interest, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Newspaper, Philanthropy, Traditional Journalism
Tagged Emily McCune, Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly, Mint Hill Madness, Miss Mint Hill Pageant, Nazareth Children's home, Queen's Breakfast, The Miss Mint Hill Scholarship Pageant, towel and wash cloth drive
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