This cute library stands in front of the Winecoff Elementary School. It is not listed in the Little…read moreFree Library database or map. The blue library has a white top and a single wood door. Inside are two shelves, most of which appear to be retired library books. A few adult books but most are appropriate for the location, i.e., children's reading. There is a lot to choose from here. The library is directly in front of the school, you'll need to use the pickup lanes to access it so it will be busy during school time. [Review 1147 of 2024 - 3642 in North Carolina - 22171 overall]

This adorable Little Free Library sits out front of Christ the King Lutheran Church, the same…read morecampus that hosts Javesca Coffee, and we happened to spot it as we were heading in for a cup rather than for worship. It stands just off the outside patio area where people gather with their drinks, so it feels like a natural extension of the space, something you notice as you walk up and something that adds a little charm to the approach. The library stands tall on a black post, built in the familiar peaked‑roof shape, painted gray with black trim and fitted with a single door that opens easily. Inside, two shelves hold a tidy and surprisingly varied collection. The books are in good condition, with a mix of fiction, thrillers, childrens titles, and even a retired library book tucked in among them. It feels curated without being fussy, the kind of selection that makes you pause for a moment to see what might be worth taking home. This is charter number 200926 and it does appear on the Little Free Library database map, though there is no steward listed and no caption attached. Even so, it feels cared for, and its placement near the patio makes it a pleasant little discovery for anyone stopping by for coffee or simply passing through. [Review 154 of 2026 - 4544 in North Carolina - 25344 overall]

This community book box is located in Fairview Park. It does not appear on the Little Free Library…read moredatabase so I believe it's just an independent library, not that there's anything wrong with that. The library is painted a brilliant white with a black shingle roof. The single door is secured by a simple twist catch. Inside, two shelves that are well overstuffed with books. A deep offering of books mostly on their sides which does make it a little challenging to see what's here. I did spot a hardcover thriller and a bunch of children's books. [Review 309 of 2024 - 3565 in North Carolina - 21343 overall]

This place is inside university and little trickery to identify, if you are calling store multiple…read moretimes the store will just hang upon you. They don't respond.

Want to buy a Mac product, but don't enjoy doing battle with the hordes at SouthPark's Apple Store?…read moreI bet you didn't know that UNCC has an Apple Store of it's own. They don't have a Genius Bar, but they sell the full range of Apple products. And since it is summertime the campus is empty; I have never seen them with a customer. You could walk in there at any time and have their full attention. I wish I had known about this store before my disastrous foray into the SouthPark melee. I know that some people enjoy the culture of the crowded Apple Store, but that's not for me. As far as I am concerned, this location is perfect.

What a great addition for use by members of the Davidson / LKN fine arts Community, and patrons. A…read moresparkling, NEW, multi floor combination of classrooms, showrooms, and student work areas. But while all the work and performance centric rooms are first class, the real jewel in the complex is the Cain Center theater itself. This truely multi functional space offers "Broadway compatible" lighting, sound, print, and visual media support that runs the gamet of use from current kindergarters in a "summer camp" like setting to newly retired professional performers. For many years to come, this facility will help deliver to the greater LKN population the artistic focused support it has badly needed for so many years. Kudos to all those people who have made it happen. Thank you!

What a beautiful venue! My first time here, I went for a special fundraising event that was 1920s…read morethemed and I had a ball! They really know how to put on an event! Even had the whole "speakeasy" part down pat where we had to give a specific knock then a password to get inside. Once inside it was truly like stepping back in time to a very cozy speakeasy. What an amazing event and time was had! I can't wait to go back and check out some of the shows

Wesley Chapel Child Development Center has been GREAT! Our little girl started going at 10 weeks…read moreold in January. My wife works at a different Child Development Center but she couldn't start until August. The staff, from the front desk to the classrooms, have been nothing short of spectacular. Diann, Kim Michelle and Angela, her teachers have been great and made these super apprehensive parents feel good. If we weren't getting an employee discount with my wife we would absolutely, beyond and shadow of a doubt be staying here. Thanks ladies!

It was rather confusing to navigate, and while they did have a person in a booth, as well as some…read moresignage, I found the signs kind of too little too late (or maybe I went the wrong way??). The person was blocked by a vehicle that may have been for the county, or may have just been a person dropping off. They were there the whole time. Anyway, when you pull in, go directly to your right if you want to recycle something. There are different stations based on the material. The bins in the middle are for cardboard and such, all labeled so you can tell. The electronics were on the right side in a covered area. TV monitors and accessories are separate stops FYI. The exit was confusing... I drove toward the exit signs and they seemed to be leading to where the trash trucks were going?? I turned around and went back the way I came. You may never need to come here, but if you're disposing of a TV/computer monitor, this is the place to go, as it is illegal to throw out with curbside trash. This facility also seems to have compost/mulch services. They do a lot here, so it really is a good thing for the community. Just felt like I was wandering through a maze.

Excellent place to get good quality compost and mulch. I regularly get it from here. Nice friendly…read morepeople, clean and efficient service. Very easy to navigate - Go through the gate pay at the station, turn a bit right and drive, you'll find people waiting for you on the left, Clearly marked place, park and open the trunk. In a matter of minutes you are out. You don't even have to get out of your vehicle. What more one can expect. Very affordable price for both compost and mulch in bags - and yes you can get both a full load of wheel loader for less than $30,

Having two kids (2-3) and being that both mom and I work, and have crazy schedules it's really nice…read moreto have this place. Very positive feeling every day from front desk, to drop off. So far zero negative experiences, and on a regular basis we get a phone call/text/immediate update. As a former elementary school teacher, you would see lots of kids come to school unprepared, not having a good foundation in learning and structure. The kids coming from this program that play and interact with my own children are all pretty advanced, especially in language skills. I like that prayer is still involved with the kids before meals. Nice to see that in schools. The parents night out that happened one Saturday per month was a great perk, and all of the other add ons.(Dance, spanish, soccer) Would recommend to anyone!

a day ago NEW First I…read morewould like to say how much the staff blew me away with their kindness. Just from speaking to them over the phone, I could really tell that they were personable and jolly people. You don't always find that nowadays so I wanted to make sure that I let them know that during my tour. I was not able to remember everyone's name but the receptionist with the fade and the receptionist with the brunette hair and glasses were very kind and down to earth whenever I had questions or concerns about anything. Even the Financial Secretary (if I'm not mistaken) has been kind to me throughout our short experience with Early Beginnings. Unfortunately, my son and I were not given a chance to experience the extension of kindness in its totality due to being excused from the daycare after my son only attended a day and a half. On his first full day (8/14/23) I was told that he had some problems with listening and getting into the routine which caused problems within the classroom. I attempted to try and talk to his teacher about it the following day but was told that it was understood that this was his first daycare experience and to let some time go by so he could become acclimated (8/15/23). By 11am that same day, I received a phone call with my son crying nonstop in the background and was asked to pick him immediately. Upon my arrival, the Financial Secretary (I believe that was her position) spoke to me about how the environment was overstimulating for my child and how Early Beginnings does not have the staff to give him the extra attention he needs to acclimate him at this time. This truly upset and hurt me to my core that after just a day and a half of enrollment he was being asked to leave. The swiftness of it makes me feel uneasy and uncertain about any interventions or extra care that was taken during that time to help him, if they were given with patience and understanding at all. My son is not a neurotypical child but you are not able to notice it upfront. It is more obvious during social settings. Regardless of whether or not he is a neurotypical child, he should've been given a fighting chance to show whether or not Early Beginnings really would've been "a good fit" for him or not. A day and a half is not enough time to observe whether or not any child will be able to adapt to routines or learn to interact appropriately within a classroom and with peers. I really hope in the future the company will reflect on how unfair this quick termination is to any child and how it effects the child and parent emotionally to be turned away so quickly without any offerings of adjustments, interventions or even a conference with the Director and/or Assistant Director. Please take into consideration that every child you enroll will not always be pleasant or easy to teach and that it will require dedication, work and genuine love for what you do to assist any child in this World.