For such a focused magazine, appealing to the women in a single city, Today's Charlotte Woman is…read morereally surprisingly diverse. I pick it up whenever I see it, and my low-ish expectations are always surpassed. Each issue tends to be built around a theme, and the writers do a good job of building relevant content for the Charlotte readers without making it so localized that it turns into a repetitive snooze-fest. I'm impressed at the variety of topics they cover, like a recent issue on cancer, and the ways they make it appeal to all kinds of women. It's target audience is the professional set, but it's not so fantastically yuppie-fied that little old freelance writers, sitting at home in their pajamas and sipping coffee in front of their laptops, can't also get something out of it.

I work with Renee and Karen often to fulfill our printing needs at work. They are responsive and…read moreproduce quality work. Their team is very involved in the community and even has a program for nonprofits. During client events they offer tours of their facilities and provide samples of paper, creative ideas and more. Every interaction I've had with their staff, regardless of who it is, has been positive. Their account managers, specifically Renee and Karen, are always honest with me about pricing and if Boingo is the best fit to meet our deadlines or needs.

This place is right across the street from the Bank of America stadium. It's a great place to stop…read moreand pregame before a football game. There were food trucks in the back and lawn games like corn hole or bags depending on where you're from. They had stands outside where you could purchase liquor in addition to the regular indoor bar. There were even free liquor samples this day. There were porta potty's for your bathroom needs. It was pretty packed up until about 30 minutes before game time.

A great place for Panther's game day or for any concerts at the Bank of American stadium. It's a…read moremultipurpose venue. It's hard to categorize what it is but it is a great tailgate spot, hangout, radio and bar. It can get pretty crowded after games and close to game time. The beer bottles are reasonably priced at $6. They can have some serious lines but it goes by quick. It's a great spot to meet up with friends before a big game. They frequently have raffles going on during game day for autographed Panther's merchandise. I check it out almost every single game day! It was even a great place for a mixed drink before the Elton John concert.

I picked up a free copy of the Herald Citizen at Bojangles so that I would have something different…read moreto read during lunch instead of poking on my phone (and getting my phone all greasy). Interesting local news with the year end wrap up. Some politics, a lot of local stuff (there's a steakhouse closing and a distillery opening, but not the same location), and several locals sounding off with letters to the editor (I agree and also oppose the bonds). Useful and free. Why not be a fan? [Review 12654 overall, 2446 of 2019.]

Tim Johnson is gre8 on this station. Have listened to the Beach music for ever. Love the the Local…read moreHangouts and stores Awesome .

WBAV 101.9 carries smooth jazz for the Charlotte area on their HD 2 channel. My wife's car tuned it…read morein and I've kept it there for a while. WBAV has a broadcast tower in Gastonia, the next town over from Charlotte. It is owned by Beasley Broadcast Group, The studios are located on South Boulevard in Charlotte's South End. Few commercials, light transitions and station identification breaks. Yep, it helps me relax when I'm fighting Charlotte traffic.

Tone's segments had the effect of a good therapy session. Your heart was always less heavy after…read morelocking into his sessions. He will be missed. Tone deserved a goodbye show. His listeners deserved it. When you make changes like this without regarding your faithful listeners or employees, you begin to perfect this awful habit of discarding good people. And if these are the principles that govern this stations business decisions, we will never be willing to support your business again.

I can't figure if this station is filled with gimmicky, icky, schmarmy, markety hoohah or if it's…read morerevolutionary. Sometimes, the news shows seem to try so hard to be "different" and "hip" and "young" that it feels really contrived; however, when it works, it really works. The folks on the various local news shows have great chemistry, and it can be fun to observe their interactions. Sometimes, though, their antics become the focus of the program, and not the news or the commentary. I go back and forth. It's kind of like a train wreck, though, in that I can't stop watching. I'll watch the local news programs just so I can debate whether or not it's awful or funny or fun or horrid...and I've been watching it for about a year now, debating. I guess what they are doing is working, though, as I"d never deign to watch local news programming anywhere else. I hope somebody else reviews these guys, as I'd like to hear what you think...

I think this station is known more for it's craziness & quirkiness than journalistic ability. It's…read moreone of the few stations I can actually name some anchors & other local "celebrities" that host some of the local shows. The Edge is a show hosted by Brotha Fred from 96.1 & the beautiful Morgan Fogarty. It's a news show with a young, humorous flair to it. Other than their crazy weatherman, the normal newscast isn't anything special & I tune in to a couple other stations for the local news.

CarolinaBark is an awesome free magazine that's published every other month for dog lovers. There…read moreare helpful articles to learn more about dogs (like this month's article about dogs and chocolate -- perfect for this time of the year when chocolate is an abundance through the holidays), new products on the market (like organic frozen dog treats), and whether or not puppies make good Christmas presents. The ads scattered throughout the magazine let dog owners know what services are available to them for pet-sitting, food, and even a wine bar where they can take their dogs with them! Not to mention finding out about the American Pet Cross who work with pet adoptions vs. breeding for sale. Very informative and recommended for Charlotte dogowners and lovers!