Coming together as one

Following comments by Charlotte City Council member Dimple Ajmera last week, supporters of President Donald Trump came to the council's meeting on Monday to protest.
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Disagree but still love one another

The Rev. Raymond Johnson and Chris O'Shea disagree about comments made by Charlotte City Council member Dimple Ajmera but still came together, respecting each other's right to express his opinion on Monday, July 24, 2017. Jeff Siner/The Charlotte Observer

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Standing for President Trump

Following comments by Charlotte Council member Dimple Ajmera, Midland, NC resident Becky Lambert came to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Government Center to show her support for the President.

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CharlotteUAV takes real estate to new heights

CharlotteUAV is a drone company owned and operated by two Air Force verterans, Bretten Smith and his friend Walter Lappert. The duo builds and pilots their own unmanned aircrafts and contract them for things such as surveying land. Aerial footage courtesy of CharlotteUAV.

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Charlotte's newest sport has a sharp edge

On Thursday patrons of the Common Market in Plaza Midwood got the chance to try their hand at Charlotte's newest sports endeavor axe throwing. Lumberjaxe will be the first recreational axe-throwing facility in the South. The business will open in Charlotte this fall.