Jean Queen

I’m going to make an educated guess and say I think it’s time you buy a new pair of jeans.

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Every man should own classic dark jeans

Charlotte area residents may find themselves breaking out the sweaters and jeans sooner than expected this weekend as a high pressure system from Canada moves into the area.

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Keep those sweatshirts, jeans handy this weekend

Dozens of people dressed down to stand up for a good cause on Friday night in downtown Wilmington.

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Blue Jeans Ball: dressing down for a good cause

For the past three years Piedmont High School senior Sarah Headley worked with Teens For Jeans. It is part of a nationwide drive to collect blue jeans of all sizes and colors to clothe those less fortunate.

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Teen collects jeans to help needy

A local high school student was honored for her work to help homeless youth. Sarah Headley, a junior at Piedmont High School, was recognized by Aeropostale and dosomething.org for collecting more than 3,000 pairs of jeans.

More here: Local teen receives award for helping homeless

A Union County teenager and her friends are trying to collect enough blue jeans in 12 days to clothe more than 1,000 homeless children and their families.

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Union Co. teen leads effort to collect jeans for homeless (News 14 Carolina)

JUST BECAUSE you like to put on a beautiful Carolina Herrera dress or a pair of J Brand blue jeans instead of something basic from Kmart doesn’t mean you’re a dumb person.”

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A Wintour’s Tale (Metro Silicon Valley)

If tough economic times have turned zipping up your jeans into “Mission: Impossible,” you’re not alone. New data is more revealing than most celebs’ awards-night outfits: Financial worries prompt one in 10 people to snack more, and have made 48 percent of women and 39 percent of men gain weight.

Continue here: Not just money getting tighter (The Post and Courier)

MONROE, N.C. – Police need the public’s help in finding a 15-year-old girl. Rita Kay Hudson was last seen in September 2008 wearing a yellow shirt and blue jeans.

More here: Monroe police seek help in finding missing girl (News 14 Carolina)

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) – Huge crowds have turned out for the big job fair hosted CPCC. There are so many people coming to look for jobs, that organizers are now enforcing a dress code. People who wear blue jeans or less than professional attire are being turned away.

Continue here: CPCC job fair (WBTV Charlotte)