Truist's new CEO, burger spot opens first location: Charlotte top stories.
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Truist's new CEO, burger spot opens first location: Charlotte top stories. By Produced using AI, with editing by Emily Broyles, based on original work by Charlotte Observer staff June 16, 2026 9:50 AM Gift Article Charlotte's news cycle so far this week spans a major banking leadership change, a high-stakes mayoral selection and the close of a chapter at a brand-new high school. Here are key takeaways: * Michael Lyons will take over as CEO of Truist in September, replacing retiring Bill Rogers. Lyons most recently led fintech company Fiserv and previously held senior roles at Bank of America and PNC Financial Services Group, where he led the $11.6 billion BBVA USA acquisition. * The Charlotte City Council is narrowing more than 20 interim mayor applicants down to finalists by Thursday, with a final decision next week. Four candidates drawing attention are Harold Cogdell, Carrie Cook, Mike Evans and Robert Harrington, who emphasized affordability, infrastructure and restoring civility to council meetings. * Ballantyne Ridge High School celebrated its first graduating class Saturday at Bojangles Coliseum, with 279 students walking the stage alongside 22 mid-year graduates. The school opened in August 2024 with no senior class, giving rising juniors the chance to build clubs, athletics and traditions from scratch. * An NBA talent evaluator weighed in on the Charlotte...
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