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heartland towns

Aiken, SC

Bennettsville, SC

Camden, SC

Cary, NC

Chapel
Hill, NC

Charlotte, NC

Cheraw, SC

Columbia, SC

Durham, NC

Florence, SC

Greensboro, NC

Greenwood, SC

Hartsville, SC

Hickory, NC

High
Point, NC

Lincolnton, NC

Marion
County, SC

Newberry, SC

North
Augusta, SC

Orangeburg, SC

Pinehurst, NC

Raleigh, NC

Research
Triangle, NC

Sanford, NC

Santee, SC

Sumter, SC

Vance
County, NC

Winston-Salem, NC

Books About The
Carolinas

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Charlotte Information
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Charlotte residents love to tout the city’s accomplishments. This hang-up probably dates back hundreds of years when George Washington called it a “trifling place.” Some kudos you’re likely to hear:
- Charlotte is the second-largest banking center in the U.S. behind New York City. The 60-story skyscraper with the crown of white lights on top is the Bank of America Corporate Center and soars higher than any other building from Philadelphia to Atlanta.
- Fortune magazine named Charlotte the nation’s #1 pro-business attitude. The city’s CROP Walk fund-raiser is the most lucrative in the nation, and the local Habitat for Humanity branch has built more homes for the poor than any other affiliate.
- Lowe’s Motor Speedway hosts NASCAR races in May and October that have become one of the largest sporting events in the country.
- The Carolina Panthers, also known as the Cardiac Cats, battled to the Super Bowl (but lost) in 2004. The Charlotte Bobcats NBA team begins playing in the new uptown arena this fall.
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