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And a Charlotte Ledger reader asked if low-cost airline Breeze Airways might be adding Charlotte to its 16-city offering after seeing one of its planes at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

"It's still a very small percentage of overall music sales."

"Yes, vinyl is making a comeback," he said.

Although there's been a vinyl resurgence in recent years, Mecia says it wasn't enough to sustain the store.

Manifest Discs, a record store that has been open since 1999 on South Boulevard, closed last week.

"These sorts of things happen all the time where, for whatever reason, the owner of a shopping center or any commercial property will sell it, find a willing buyer," Mecia said. It remains to be seen."īlakeney and Blakeney Crossing shopping centers in south Charlotte have been sold - but don't expect big changes. The foreclosure of Uptown Charlotte's Epicentre is moving forward following a hearing in Mecklenburg County Superior Court Monday afternoon. But that's, you know, that still many steps away. "They might have to knock it down and start fresh with something different in its place. "I don't really have any inside information on what's going to happen, but I think the prevailing sentiment is that something is going to have to be redone there," Mecia said. That means ownership would transfer to the bank, Mecia said, and the bank would have an auction to sell the property to a new owner. This week, after the Epicentre had not been making payments on an $85 million loan, there was a court hearing in which the site said it would head to foreclosure. "And the next thing you know, the Epicentre is now 70% vacant," Mecia said. South End developed into a nightlife destination, there were a couple shootings at the Epicentre in 2019 and fewer people visited.

"But people's preferences are fickle sometimes, and they sort of move on," Mecia said. The Epicentre opened in 2008, and was once the "hotspot uptown, appropriately named," Mecia said. Documents state that the sale will begin at 10 a.m. To listen to the full conversation, click the audio above. (WBTV) - The Epicentre in Charlotte will officially be put up for auction, after the once-popular entertainment hotspot began a foreclosure in March, according to court documents. WFAE's "Morning Edition" host Marshall Terry talks with the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter's Tony Mecia about that and other business news in the latest BizWorthy. The fate of the once vibrant entertainment spot had been up in the air after its owner defaulted on an $85 million loan earlier this year. That’s according to a court overseeing the receivership of the complex. The chief risk officer for many of the Epicentre's bars said they are in the process of purchasing lids for drinks, if a patron wants one.Once the hub of nightlife in uptown, Charlotte’s Epicentre is going into foreclosure. That woman was taken to the hospital, where she told officers she had not been injured or sexually assaulted.ĬMPD says they train bar management and staff on spotting people who may be incapacitated, so that off duty officers who patrol around the epicenter can make sure everyone is safe.ĬMPD would not say if they are waiting on toxicology tests regarding two other cases.

Previously, a 23-year-old woman reported to police that she began to feel ill and blacked out after a man she didn't know bought her and her friends drinks. No toxicology tests have come back positive. CMPD would not say if they are waiting on toxicology tests regarding two other casesĬMPD says, at this point, they have no proof that anyone has ever been drugged at the Epicentre.No toxicology tests have come back positive.CMPD says, at this point, they have no proof that anyone has ever been drugged at the epicenter.Despite reports of possible spiked drinks, police are assuring anyone going out to bars and nightclubs uptown that things are safe.