Inside Look at All-Rookie Second Team's PJ Washington

PJ Washington was named All-Rookie Second Team on Sept. 15. Take a look inside his tremendous rookie campaign.

The Hornets unveiled new Association and Icon Edition uniforms and a new court last week, all with our partner LendingTree. Fan reaction to both the uniforms and the court were tremendous.

Join us for a free virtual voting registration drive with Head Coach James Borrego, Devonte' Graham and other Charlotte sports celebrities as we discuss the importance of voting. sign up now on hornets.com/go-vote

The Hornets want you to Swarm the Polls in 2020. Let your voice be heard. Visit hornets.com/go-vote to learn more.

The Hornets have unveiled their 2020-21 Primary Court presented by LendingTree. Check out some of the changes.

Watch where the Hornets had to come from to get to where we are with the new Association and Icon Edition Uniforms. Combining the past with the present, the Hornets are ready to take the court in their new look in 2020-21

The Hornets unveiled their new Association and Icon Edition Uniforms on Aug. 31. Take a closer look at both uniforms with our animated infographics.

ESPN National Recruiting Director and draft analyst Paul Biancardi gave us his take on the Hornets lottery luck and some options available with the No. 3 pick.

Our fans' reactions to moving up from 8th to 3rd in the 2020 NBA Draft Lottery could not have been better. Let's just say, we're all excited to see the Hornets jump up!

Our cameras were filming behind the scenes with Devonte' Graham during the 2020 NBA Draft Lottery as the Hornets moved up from 8th to 3rd in the 2020 NBA Draft.

The Hornets jumped from No. 8 to No. 3 overall in the 2020 NBA Draft Lottery, with Devonte' Graham serving as the team rep. We caught up with Devonte' after the draft to see how he was feeling.

Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey talked about his excitement over the Hornets moving up in the NBA Draft Lottery

Hornets President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Mitch Kupchak spoke to the media after Charlotte moved up from eighth to third in the 2020 NBA Draft Lottery.

Devonte' Graham spoke to the media after acting as Charlotte's representative at the 2020 NBA Draft Lottery. The Hornets moved up from eighth to third in the 2020 NBA Draft.

The Hornets made the jump into the top three, landing the No. 3 pick in the NBA Draft at the NBA Draft Lottery on Aug. 20, and our fans could not have been happier. Check out some of the initial reaction to Charlotte drafting third.

This will be President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Mitch Kupchak’s third lottery with the Hornets. While the team hasn’t moved up or down in either of the past two lotteries, Kupchak turned the pair of selections into reigning Rising Stars Challenge MVP Miles Bridges and a potential All-NBA Rookie in PJ Washington. Kupchak has also found steals Devonte' Graham, Cody Martin and Jalen McDaniels in Round 2.

Head Coach James Borrego has a message for Hornets fans heading into Thursday's 2020 NBA Draft Lottery. Get your lucky charms out!

The Hornets and Blue Cross NC are committing to a weekly donation of 300 meals for children in Charlotte over the next six weeks, along with a $10,000 donation to Project BOLT. Legends Dell Curry and Muggsy Bogues helped tip the program off on Aug. 18

Today's players and NBA veterans reflect on their playoff experiences as the 2020 postseason looms.

Terry Rozier is coming off his best year as a pro in 2019-20 with the Hornets, but his growth continues. It starts with getting in the right mindset. He's hungry. His teammates are hungry. And they're all getting to work.

The Charlotte Hornets, in partnership with Bank of America, provided 2,020 meals to healthcare and essential workers, and others in need in our community.

Located at 301 Camp Road in Charlotte, the name Leah & Louise honors Greg Collier’s late sister and grandmother, respectively. Greg and Subrina Colliers have taken a unique approach to their eatery, which features “Mississippi River Valley food” and “Memphis-to-New-Orleans-style cooking.”

Great food partnered with great service is a combination that Catering by Cordré’s Manny Cordray doesn’t believe customers always experience at every restaurant they visit. It’s an “element” lacking here and there in the hospitality industry, and something that ultimately inspired his business’ moniker.

“My mission is to inspire others to chase their dreams,” he stated. “You don’t have to be a rapper or play basketball or football. You can do whatever you want and accomplish your dreams. Be passionate and do everything from the heart – don’t just do it for money. You’re going to have days where you’re happy and excited and want to keep doing it and then days where you’re discouraged and want to give up and quit. Anything you do, be passionate about it. Chase the dream and the money will come.”

Over a decade ago, Jennifer Coble and her friend – a former caterer from the Northeast – recognized a need in the community to provide meals to a large group of local homeless women. It was then that the beginnings of Sweet Creations first started taking shape.

Three years ago, Mike Hargett was working a corporate job and had just about had enough of punching in numbers every day on an Excel spreadsheet. A former barista at Border’s Books, he began researching and learning how to open his own breakfast spot. Eventually, the Detour Coffeebar truck was launched.

“I’ve always been in the kitchen,” said Johnson, a South Carolina native who now owns Cuzzo’s Cuisine on Tuckaseegee Road and AMG Catering.

Thanks to support from Bank of America, Mert’s Heart & Soul – originally dubbed ‘Georgia on Tryon’ – found a home at 214 N. College Street, which is less than a five-minute walk from Spectrum Center in uptown Charlotte. Specializing in Southern style food, the origins of Mert’s stretch back almost two decades.