Charlotte Magazine - September 2016

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Feast your eyes on the freshly redesigned Charlotte magazine, and explore all things local in our September issue. This month, we bring you a new look and a new feel for your nearly 50-year-old city magazine. In a new section called The Good Life, you’ll find helpful tips on how to live a Charlotte lifestyle and stories about your neighbors. In the revamped The Buzz section, you’ll find powerful words from beloved TV personality Maureen O’Boyle, who fought to keep her rapist in prison this year. And the main feature package explores the great idea—and “myth” some might say—of the local foods movement. We went to farms, we hopped on fishing boats, and we asked the tough questions of suppliers and restaurateurs—all to give you a helpful guide on what’s local and what isn’t. The magazine also includes a stunning fashion preview with all the looks you ought to be trying this fall, and a trip to Hendersonville for apple-picking season.

Call yourself a Charlotte resident? This is one issue you can’t miss.

Maureen O'boyle

A television host, a rape survivor, a mother.

5 mins

'I'm Going To Meet Your Dad'

How a trolley stop photo gave one charlotte family an unexpected connection to the past.

5 mins

Charming Chantilly

Between Plaza Midwood and Elizabeth, a little suburb in the city.

4 mins

The State Of Farming

Fewer and Fewer young Folks are getting into Farming. what does that mean For their Future —and ours?

5 mins

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Charlotte Magazine Description:

Charlotte magazine is filled with timely, well-written features and resources to help readers satisfy their lifestyle-driven needs. Readers rely on Charlotte magazine for information to enhance their modern lifestyles while getting the best out of what our city has to offer. In every issue, readers find information on the people, places, and trends that define Charlotte.