Spring has sprung! It’s the time of year many of us start getting to work in our yards and gardens.
Category: NoDa News
Looking ahead to a (hopefully) more eco-friendly 2021
Earth Day is April 22, and we hope that with increasing vaccination and lower rates of coronavirus, more of us might be able to venture out to enjoy it.
Spoons brings acai bowls to NoDa with latest location
NoDa has a new option for healthy, tasty food in the latest location of Charlotte-based Spoons.
New business blends art and nightlife
NoDa’s latest addition to the art scene still opened its doors in the midst of a pandemic, bringing together all of Charlotte for a community art space.
Meet Capt. Trey Smith, from NoDa’s historic Fire Station No. 7
Captain Trey Smith, a 34-year veteran of the Charlotte Fire Department, is one of the three leading company officers at NoDa’s Fire Station No. 7.
Carolina dreaming at NoDa Brewing Company
Dream come true! NoDa Brewing Company has made its long-awaited North Carolina dream a reality by now having its brews in practically every county.
Fundraising continues for new arthouse cinema in NoDa
Plans for a new arthouse cinema in NoDa are continuing to move forward.
How Highland Mill Village came to be
What a difference a year made.
Making Supperland
After building our businesses in NoDa for the past 12 years, Jeff and I are excited to be branching out to the Plaza Midwood neighborhood.
When trivia isn’t trivial
What happens when you take a cross-section of the NoDa neighborhood and mix it with the love of trivia?
Igloos extend outdoor dining season at The Goodyear House
Dining in an igloo in NoDa is yet another experience that you probably didn’t expect prior to 2020.
The little school that could
Villa Heights Elementary is often referred to as “the little school on the hill.” It sits at the top of Pinckney, directly behind Cordelia Park.
The National Register of Historic Places: North Charlotte
Did you know that NoDa is built on the Nationally Registered Historic District of North Charlotte?
2020 gift guide: Choose local this holiday season
This holiday season, if you are shopping, please consider choosing from a range of local-to-NoDa options.
NoDa continues to meet COVID challenges with creativity, compassion
NoDa neighbors & businesses,
What a year…
Remembering a friend, neighbor, and NoDa pioneer
Longtime NoDa resident Graham Smith passed away in November.
Great Wagon Road Distilling Co. settling into new NoDa home
Get to know Great Wagon Road Distilling Company.
NoDa Brewing looks back and ahead
Here we are in December, and it’s no secret how hard it’s been since March for local businesses.
Uncertainty amid COVID continues for local businesses like Dog Bar
We all might be ready for this whole COVID-19 thing to be over, but it’s not.
Neighborhood park renamed in Davis Flohr’s honor
If you were not fortunate enough to know the incredible spirit and energy of Davis Flohr, you might drive or walk by the former Clemson Avenue Park and wonder why it was recently renamed Davis Flohr Neighborhood Park in his honor.
Oh My Soul weathers COVID storm, keeps bringing taste of South Africa to NoDa
Great food, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere. Sound like the restaurant around the corner?
NoDa business owners step up to help school create outdoor spaces amid COVID-19
When Joey and I were asked if we’d help come up with some ideas for landscaping and hardscaping at my former elementary school, I couldn’t have been more excited.
New arrangement offers in-person and virtual options for Symphony On Tap
Charlotte is known for its symphony and beer scenes, and when the two join in concert it’s magical for lovers of both.
Planning under way for grant-funded projects to help local artists, businesses
Planning is under way for a range of projects that aim to help local artists and small businesses struggling with the impacts of COVID-19.
GoFundMe set up to help NoDa Yoga through challenging time
NoDa Yoga was forced to adapt quickly when COVID-19 hit, and has faced a challenging situation in the months since.