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'm actually quite surprised to be the first to review Charlotte Mag!…read more In a sea of meh local magazines and papers, Charlotte Magazine stands out from the crowd. Not only is the magazine pretty to look at, it has (in my opinion) some of the best, freshest and most interesting content out there. I especially love the fashion and food sections and always look forward to reading the interviews with local chefs and entrepreneurs. The editors here are certainly in the know with what's hoppin' in the Queen City and my day always turns up a bit when I find this little treasure in my mailbox. As mentioned, the features are really great and I'm always dog-earing pages for later. While you'll find quite a bit of advertising in these pages, it's important to note that it's done pretty tastefully. This is not a magazine that rests on its laurels and advertising sales - the content is king. I especially love the Best of The Best issue every year and was really impressed with both the beer feature and the 100 best dishes in Charlotte issue in 2010. If you want to be in the know for Charlotte happenings and entertained in the mean time, Charlotte mag is a great option. Keep it up Charlotte mag and keep it local!

This magazine does not represent Charlotte. They continually omit parts of the City of Charlotte…read more The lazy approach of using things near where the staff lives shows a bias toward those areas again and again. They don't even bother to list public facilities that are part of the public record in articles listing such facilities.

Tamaya in the Meck Times Statesville office quickly and courteously helped me resolve a…read morefive-year-old probate problem related to documenting that a legal notice had been published. Within just a couple hours she had the documents pulled from an old/archive system and she electronically resent the necessary files to the clerk of court. Problem solved.

Hard to believe that the main newspaper of record for posting probate notices doesn't return phone…read morecalls and doesn't provide a way to pay on their website. Another example of why print

I have visited Charlotte three times on business this month. An avid reader, I enjoy buying the…read morelocal paper. Unbelievably, i have yet to find one for sale on the newsstand. This is even on Wed and Sundays , when they publish. Today, a Wednesday, I visited multiple 7-11s , Kwik Trips, independent gas stations, and even CVS. No newspapers. Nothing in CLT Airport, which is unbelievable. I've visited over a dozen stores there, in every terminal and no papers EVER. Nothing local, nothing national. I have spent so much time trying to give you money. What an insult to people who want to read and who want to support journalism. Every review here demonstrates you have a serious distribution problem. If you can't even get your own product to the airport, you deserve to go out of business. Sad what has happened to this paper (I remember it fondly when i went to Davidson College in the early 00's)

I had an excellent experience with a representative named Allen. Not sure if I spelled that…read morecorrectly it could BALAN but he handled my account and subscription today very professionally and thoughtfully. I got everything done that I needed without any trouble. Thank you. I tried to find a Google review to leave as well but I couldn't find the Charlotte observer under Google reviews so I'm leaving it here on Yelp.

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