Having launched in December 2018, Queen City Nerve has proudly published around 200 print newspapers, 100+ podcasts and thousands of online pieces covering local news as well as the city’s rich ...

The Sidorov family in their south Charlotte home after the April 7 detainment of father and husband Ivan Sidorov. (Photo by Ryan Pitkin) April 7 was meant to be a day of anticipation for the Sidorov* ...

Carolina Ascent FC players Lily Nabet, Mackenzie George, and Jenna Butler celebrate Jill Aguilera’s Olimpico goal on Saturday, May 16. (Photo by Sam Spencer for Soccer Sheet) The Carolina Ascent are ...

With the backdrop of fog settling low over the Queen City skyline on a temperate March morning, a group of about five people gathered beside a pavilion at Independence Park in the Elizabeth ...

Things are heating up in more ways than one. We’re here to provide you with the enjoyable examples. LIVE MUSIC PNC Music Pavilion 707 Pavilion Blvd. June 21: Kidz Bop … ...

Richard Rathers has been many things: a rehab counselor, a coal miner, a teacher here in the United States and abroad. But for most Charlotteans, at least those with a literary bent, he is known as ...

Charlotte City Council amended its ordinance to allow for pollinator gardens like this on residential properties during Monday night’s meeting. (Photo by Sarah Foltz Jordan/Xerces Society) Charlotte ...

This morning, we should be delivering our latest print issue — Vol. 8, Issue 19, to be specific. Unfortunately, we will not be putting out a new print issue today, nor any new print editions for the ...

PUBLISHER’S NOTE [9/13/22]: On Sept. 12, a statement was released by the author of this article after meeting with the subjects of the article. Queen City Nerve was not informed of the statement ...

With a smile and a friendly wave, the eccentric 72-year-old man greets his 2.7 million followers. A longtime staple of the Charlotte music scene, the man they call Funky Geezer has become the subject ...

McHale’s hit the ground running with its grand opening in July, quickly becoming one of the most popular spots in NoDa. The Irish pub brings warmth, character and a sense of belonging to a ...

A site rendering of a planned public safety training facility next to Central Piedmont Community College’s Levine campus (located to the left off the area depicted here) in Matthews. (Courtesy of CPCC ...