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/ You ve probably seen the Varnadore Building a tall, beige cube with graffiti on top if you ve ever driven on Independence Boulevard near uptown Charlotte.
Charlotte s Varnadore Building is set to get a makeover. While you probably don t recognize the name, you most likely have seen the building. It s that abandoned seven-story, cube-shaped building sort of by itself on Independence Boulevard near the intersection with Albemarle Road. For more about the plans for the building, we turn to Tony Mecia of the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter for our segment BizWorthy.
Marshall Terry: First, Tony, give us a little history of this building, which thousands of people drive by every day.
Previewing Day & Night Cereal Bar Before the Grand Opening
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The owners describe it as an exotic twist on breakfast. Author: Billie Jean Shaw Updated: 8:38 AM EDT April 8, 2021
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Charlotte’s first-ever cereal bar is opening in Uptown this weekend. The owners describe it as an exotic twist on breakfast.
Day and Night is located in Uptown, tucked away in the French Quarter.
“Blueberry Captain Crunch [is] a fan favorite right now. The Garbage Pail Kids, very popular in the United States right now, Danielle Booker of Day and Night Cereal Bar said.
This new cereal bar serves nothing but spoonfuls of exclusive flavors and brands.
“A lot of our cereals are imported from out the country, Booker said. A lot of them come from Canada, Mexico right now.”