Housing for Afghan Refugees is Scarce, But Charlotte Volunteers Are Gearing Up to Help
Though housing options for new Afghan refugees arriving in Charlotte are few and far between, passionate volunteers, former military personnel, interpreters, and... Read more.
COVID-19 Didn’t Help the North Carolina Nursing Shortage, But the Real Causes Are with Education — And It Gets Worse
At around 4 p.m., nurse Lydia Bohinski begins her day. She puts on her scrubs and packs her lunch before heading to a 12-hour shift at Duke Hospital... Read more.
In Denver, Tiny Homes Take On Affordable Housing In Charlotte, Zoning Presents an Obstacle
As rents rise and affordable living options rapidly dwindle in Charlotte, one might think the city would welcome the idea of an economical “tiny house village.” ... Read more.
As COVID-19 surges, families of inmates struggle to contact loved ones
As COVID-19 surges through North Carolina’s prison system, families are struggling to make contact with loved ones behind bars. On March 16, 2020, the North... Read more.