Can confirm. My husband and I grew up in Phoenix. And after he went into broadcasting right after we got married, our plan was for him to get enough experience that he could get a job in that market, which is one of the biggest in the country.
We moved to Charlotte thinking his job as chief meteorologist for the Fox station here would just be a steppingstone to getting back to Arizona. But after living here for two years, when the offer finally came, we felt sick at the thought of leaving, even for more prestige and a lot more money.
He ended up turning down the major market offer because we fell in love with Charlotte and the Bible Belt. Now all my family lives here too and Brian’s family has come out to look for potential second home here.
Cashiers, North Carolina, is home to one of the highest concentrations of billionaires in the U.S. Much of that wealth is tucked behind private golf communities in a village built on privacy.
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I stand with @albertmohler in this column. The grotesque murder of Iryna Zarutska exposes the failure of progressivism to protect our people and our cities. God ordained government to wield the sword of justice—not to play social worker for coddling evil. https://t.co/clWotDjGZQ