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Maria Adnado

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Maria is based in Charlotte, NC and is a graduate of the University of Dayton. Before joining 6AM City, she worked as a News Producer for 10 years and worked as a Digital Media Producer at Discovery Place in Charlotte. Outside of work, Maria enjoys traveling, reading, movies, going to concerts, trying new restaurants and breweries, crafting, and spending time with friends and family.

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Be transported to the Regency era while meeting author Julia Quinn at two events in Charlotte.
Book Club Madness is designed to share readers’ love of books and celebrate book clubs throughout the county.
The video game brings Charlotteans laughter regarding what’s considered to be one of the most stressful exits off of I-277.
From new construction to re-imagined development projects, there’s a lot to look forward to in the Queen City.
Have you found love in the Queen City? We want to know about it.
The annual event brings celebrities, business owners, and the community together to benefit children living with congenital heart disease in the Carolinas.
The Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs have an upcoming rematch on Sunday, Feb. 9 with a few Charlotte-area athletes on the rosters.
What started as a mobile bookshop is gaining steam in Plaza Midwood, providing readers a new space to read and meet.
Check out this list of local venues to host your next party, reunion, or reception.
The annual event goes beyond Uptown, celebrating the Queen City’s culinary landscape with tastings, cook-offs, and a large festival.
After 30 years, Nickyo’s Rodeo is returning to the Queen City, serving as a South End hub for dancing, live music, and karaoke.
The Queen City’s coldest day on record was Jan. 21, 1985 when the city hit -5 degrees. That record temperature was hit two other times in the city’s history.
The $5.6 million home boasts waterfront views, a private theater, 9.5 bathrooms, and a short commute to Uptown.
The annual Pride weekend promises more space for vendors, artists, and activities.
The civil rights leader visited the Queen City several times and spoke at Johnson C. Smith University.
The first phase of the new development will have 260+ single-family homes in Charlotte’s west side.
Here’s what you need to know as county commissioners determine the FY 2025-2026 budget.
While the Queen City may not regularly see snow, we’re a short drive from spots to ski, snowboard, and tube this winter.
Whether you’re looking to limit your carbon footprint, cut down on plastic usage and waste, or shop more sustainably, this list will help get you started on the right foot.
This list of sober sips may have you sipping mocktails all year long around the Queen City.
Bank of America Stadium was chosen as one of 30 venues to host a nationwide FanFest ahead of Super Bowl LIX.
If you’re looking for a new furry friend, our area has shelters + rescues to help your family grow.
The Charlotte Museum of History is hosting its annual Twelfth Night event, celebrating the state’s history of distilling spirits.
The data released by the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority highlights Charlotte as a top tourism destination in the country.
For the new year, we’re asking readers to submit their top questions about the Queen City for us to answer.
Players Athletic Club is welcoming athletes of all ages and skill levels to train + improve techniques year-round.
Get festive at these seasonal pop-up bars around town + cross those last-minute gifts off your list.
The upgraded concourse at the airport is expected to be finished by fall 2026.
Check out some of the coolest, most unique Airbnb and Vrbo rentals around Charlotte and plan for your next adventure or staycation.
The college basketball invitational will feature four returning teams, including the UNC Tar Heels.