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The Charlotte Post newspaper is the leading source of news affecting Charlotte's African American community and one of the oldest black publications in North Carolina. We are located at 5118 Princess Street Charlotte, NC 28269.
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Charlotte Housing Authority takes new name after 80 years
Nov 26, 2019 — My mother is 85 years old she has been living in public housing sense the 1960s until still today, she lives in Savanah Woods Apartment, her rent went from $188 a month to $500 a month, why such a large increased she just getting by on he social security, can some please contact me , her name is Jessie Patton 3027 Leaside Lane
Bishop Claude Alexander marks three decades at The Park Church
Sep 21, 2020 — Bishop Claude Alexander is celebrating 30 years with The Park Church. His milestone will be celebrated this weekend with a drive-through on Sept. 26 from 4-5 p.m. at The Park Church Independence, 800 Briar Creek Road.
Barber-Scotia College chief: School aims for accreditation
Jul 16, 2024 — Barber-Scotia College is moving closer to applying for accreditation it lost two decades ago. School President Chris Rey confirmed Tuesday in an interview with The Post that the historically Black college in Concord plans to apply with Forest, Virginia-based Transnational Association of Christian Schools, Colleges and Universities.
Breakthrough casting in Charlotte Ballet's ‘The Nutcracker’
Nov 1, 2023 — The Charlotte Post. 5118 Princess St. Charlotte, NC 28269. PH: 704 376-0496 FX: 704 342-2160
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The future is now – and later – for JC Smith football
Feb 22, 2024 — It’s getting harder for a freshman to start at Johnson C. Smith. Coach Maurice Flowers’ third Golden Bulls squad will be the most experienced yet as his initial signing class of 65 – 53 of them freshmen – are the core.
Charlotte goes professional in women’s soccer debut
Aug 15, 2024 — “From the beginning, we have talked about building a club by the Carolinas, for the Carolinas and connecting with the community in everything we do,” said head coach Philip Poole, who has been in Charlotte for 25 years, working on the youth development level but also as an assistant coach with the U.S. Women’s National Team since 2020.