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Greg Lacour

Greg Lacour

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Editor, Charlotte Magazine

Charlotte

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Total articles 793

  • Charlotte Area Breweries Are Primed For The THC-Beverage Trend

    By Greg Lacour Verified| Charlotte Magazine Verified A week after New Year’s, Resident Culture Brewing showcases its nonalcoholic drinks—Dry January, you know—during a tasting event on the lower level of its South End location. Chilling in ice baskets are reasons you might cheekily rebrand the month as High January: cans of Cümulo, a line of hemp-derived THC-infused seltzers, which the brewery launched in August 2023. Resident Culture sells four varieties.

    By Greg Lacour Verified · Charlotte Magazine

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • How The Charlotte Hornets Lost Their Sting

    By Greg Lacour Verified| Charlotte Magazine Verified The Hornets were once the city’s pride and passion. Now they’re an afterthought. What happened? Two days before Christmas 1988, in a brand-new arena off Tyvola Road, the Charlotte Hornets played the Chicago Bulls. The Hornets had cast-off veterans, career backups, and a 5-foot-3-inch point guard. The Bulls had Michael Jordan. And the Hornets won, 103-101, on a basket by Kurt Rambis at the buzzer.

    By Greg Lacour Verified · Charlotte Magazine

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Charlotte Area Breweries Are Primed For The THC-Beverage Trend

    By Greg Lacour Verified| Charlotte Magazine Verified A week after New Year’s, Resident Culture Brewing showcases its nonalcoholic drinks—Dry January, you know—during a tasting event on the lower level of its South End location. Chilling in ice baskets are reasons you might cheekily rebrand the month as High January: cans of Cümulo, a line of hemp-derived THC-infused seltzers, which the brewery launched in August 2023. Resident Culture sells four varieties.

    By Greg Lacour Verified · Charlotte Magazine

    Apr. 07, 2025

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Charlotte Magazine

Charlotte Magazine is a media company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, founded in 1968. It has grown into a significant publishing entity, known for its monthly magazine that highlights local culture, events, and stories. The magazine offers a subscription service for 12 issues per year at $19.95. In addition to its print publication, Charlotte Magazine hosts various signature events, including #discussCLT, the BOB Awards, Top Doctors, Farm to Chef Fest, and the Burger Battle. These events enhance its role as a cultural and social hub in the city. The company also maintains an active online presence, publishing articles and stories that engage its readership. With an annual revenue of $8.1 million and a team of approximately 23 employees, Charlotte Magazine continues to thrive as a trusted source of information and community engagement in the Charlotte area.

Charlotte, United States

+1 704-335-7181

Founded: 1968