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Today, August 1st, we were featured in the Charlotte Observer.  The headline was Local atheists say they 'want a seat at the table'.  Thanks goes out to William Warren, our press secretary, for arranging for this article to be written and to Tim Funk of the Charlotte Observer for writing a nice article about us. Please direct any press-related inquiries to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2010/08/01/1594263/local-atheists-say-they-want-a.html

On Saturday, July 24th, members of Charlotte Atheists and Agnostics were happy to spend their time with other area residents cleaning up Garinger High School through a partnership with Hands on Charlotte. The CAA team worked hard in the heat and humidity to help clean out a greenhouse which will be used by the students this upcoming school year. 

"It was tough going out there," said Chris Moore, a participant from Charlotte Atheists, "But we did our best. It's important for us to work hard for the community. Today was another example of non-believers actively coming out to help to make Charlotte a better place to live." 

Charlotte Atheists and Agnostics is an organization whose purpose is to create and foster a close-knit community of non-believers and to put a positive face on atheism through education, public outreach and community service. 

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Thursday at 11am, the "One Nation Indivisible" billboard on Billy Graham Parkway was restored back to its original condition. Here is the media coverage in the Charlotte Observer. We welcome your continued donations to the billboard campaign.  Thanks to everyone who helped get this restored in time for the July 4th weekend.