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- ‘Be More Chill’ comes to Cain Center in early March
- ‘Beach Bash’ at Lost Worlds April 28 benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters
- ‘Beyond 77’ looking for transit input
- ‘Breach of Peace’ performance is Friday at Cain Center
- ‘Cats About Town’ will be installed this month, with scavenger hunt to follow
- ‘Celebration of Life’ for community leader Willie Jones will be held tomorrow
- ‘Cloudy’ in the forecast for days, not to mention t-storms
- ‘Community Chat’ with mayor, commissioners Thursday evening
- ‘Community Conversation’ Oct. 22 via Zoom
- ‘Community Space Station’ coming to JV Washam in February
- ‘Concert for Carolina’ Oct. 26 benefits Helene victims
- ‘Confections for Good’ fundraiser has amazing recipes for Valentine’s Day
- ‘Continuing Conversation’ fosters relationships beyond Black History Month
- ‘Core charities’ get cash awards from Peninsula Community Foundation
- ‘Dive Bar’ will open in Shops on the Green
- ‘Don’t Lose Heart,’ an original storytelling production, will debut at the Cain Nov. 2
- ‘Economic Outlook’ is the topic at Newsmakers Breakfast Feb. 9
- ‘First Lady’ Sharon Washam serving a 4th term
- ‘Food Fight’ Nov. 4 supports Ada Jenkins Center
- ‘Gabby’ Henderson funeral Feb. 25
- ‘Hardening’ shoulders on I-77 appears to be in the slow lane
- ‘Heat map’ shows range of tax value changes
- ‘Home Grown’ exhibit opens Friday, Feb. 1 with reception
- ‘Home Grown’ looking for entries
- ‘Hooked on Cornelius’ April 17
- ‘Learn Music Live’ event Feb. 10 at the Cain Center
- ‘Listening session’ Jan. 8
- ‘Men That Cook’ is back after 3-year COVID hiatus
- ‘Mobi-mat’ makes beach accessible for people with disabilities
- ‘Music & Makers’ Saturday on Main St. in Davidson
- ‘Native Gardens’ opens in 2 weeks
- ‘Never Forget’ 9-11 ceremony starts at 8:30 am
- ‘No right way to tear down oppressive systems’: The risks of toppling Confederate monuments
- ‘Not Good Enough’ documentary screening Aug. 22
- ‘NoteWorthy’ fuses Black, brown artists with classical musicians
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- ‘Peaceful protest’ at noon to support reopening NC
- ‘Polar Express’ train exhibit at Bailey’s Glen enchants kids of all ages
- ‘Policy Group’ plans for emergencies, including pandemics
- ‘Praise in the Park’ is Saturday in Smithville
- ‘Privilege’ raised in Jetton speed enforcement discussion
- ‘Puffs’ opens Friday for three shows only this weekend
- ‘Queen’s Feast’ Jan. 19-28 features seven N. Meck eateries
- ‘Queen’s Feast’ now through 28 features seven N. Meck eateries
- ‘Ramble on Music Festival’ coming to Davidson
- ‘Recycle the Runway’ with cardboard, cans, newspaper
- ‘Reimagined’ Latta Place will be unveiled next month, nearly 4 years after Juneteenth controversy
- ‘ReStore’ on Main St. not affected by Habitat merger
- ‘Retreat on W. Catawba’ hearing extended for more public input
- ‘Retreat’ advances in a big way
- ‘Riversweep’ to clean up Lake Norman this Saturday
- ‘Rounding Third’ up to bat
- ‘Santa Paws’ returns Nov. 14
- ‘Sculpting the Future’ with a $5 million campaign
- ‘Social Determinants of Health’ discussion Aug. 21 at Ada Jenkins
- ‘Spamalot’ production is terribly good
- ‘Spider-Man’ ushers in back to school
- ‘State of the Town’ address Feb. 11
- ‘Stop the Hate’ rally this Saturday 4-5:30 pm on Davidson Village Green
- ‘Stuff the Truck’ in Davidson Aug. 10
- ‘Suicide Prevention: We’re In This Together’
- ‘Sultry’ new TV series filming on Nantz Road
- ‘Swatting’ call results in massive police response on Queensdale just off Bethel Church Road
- ‘The Color of Law’ discussion to get under way in October
- ‘The Ghost Behind’ screening via Zoom Oct. 15
- ‘Turn and test’ this weekend to prevent home fire tragedies
- ‘Venue’ mixed-use project proposed for downtown
- “Where Should I Keep My…?”: Solving the Ultimate Small Space Dilemmas
- “No swimming’ order cancelled for Paradise Cove off Jetton
- [Opinion] Letter to the Editor: More on Smithville
- [Updated] Police, Fire search for drowning victim
- $100 million senior living complex opens next month
- $122 million in road construction coming
- $154 million project will be transformational
- $175 million available for rent, utilities
- $2 million raised at Cain Center fundraiser
- $2.4 million pediatric emergency center coming to Novant Health Huntersville next year
- $2.5 million contract approved for greenway from Westmoreland to Magnolia Estates
- $60,000 needed to battle Lyngbya in early stages on Lake Norman
- $8,000 final tally for Big Day at the Lake concert
- 1 killed on I-77 southbound
- 1 more death at Autumn Care, but outbreak ‘under control’
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- 10 Cozy Cabins for $300,000 or Less
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- 10,398 new COVID cases sets record
- 10/21/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 10/21/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 10/21/17 – Rogue River Brewing Company hosts the Killer Pumpkin Festival to benefit Camp Ukandu
- 10/21/17 – St Johns Farmers Market
- 10/21/17 – Woodlawn Farmers Market
- 10/22/17 – Irvington Farmers Market
- 10/25/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 10/25/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 10/25/17 – Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park
- 10/25/17 – Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park
- 10/28/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 10/28/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 10/28/17 – Metro Parks hosts a community history fair
- 10/28/17 – Metro Parks hosts a community history fair
- 10/28/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 10/28/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 10/28/17 – Portland State Athletics Urban Tailgate
- 10/28/17 – Portland State Athletics Urban Tailgate
- 10/28/17 – Rogue River Brewing Company hosts the Killer Pumpkin Festival to benefit Camp Ukandu
- 10/28/17 – The City Repair Project hosts Howl
- 10/28/17 – The City Repair Project hosts Howl
- 10/28/17 – Woodlawn Farmers Market
- 10/28/17 – Woodlawn Farmers Market
- 10/29/17 – Bunk Bar hosts Portland Flea and Food to benefit Xray FM Radio
- 10/29/17 – Bunk Bar hosts Portland Flea and Food to benefit Xray FM Radio
- 10/29/17 – Irvington Farmers Market
- 10/29/17 – Irvington Farmers Market
- 10/31/17 – Wieden + Kennedy’s Annual Halloween Party to benefit CHAP
- 10/31/17 – Wieden + Kennedy’s Annual Halloween Party to benefit CHAP
- 10% of registered voters have requested absentee ballots
- 109,500 Dad Hours, but who’s counting?
- 10th Annual Laketoberfest Music & Brew Festival on tap for Oct. 15
- 11 confirmed dead, 280 state roads closed as supplies flow to Western NC
- 11 Fall Maintenance Tasks to Do This Weekend
- 11/01/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/01/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/02/17 – River Pig Saloon First Thursday to benefit Urban Art Network
- 11/02/17 – River Pig Saloon First Thursday to benefit Urban Art Network
- 11/02/17 – Urban Art Network hosts First Thursday
- 11/02/17 – Urban Art Network hosts First Thursday
- 11/04/17 – 10 Barrel hosts Pray for Snow Party to benefit Protect Our Winters
- 11/04/17 – 10 Barrel hosts Pray for Snow Party to benefit Protect Our Winters
- 11/04/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/04/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/04/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/04/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/04/17 – Project Access Now Health Fair
- 11/08/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/08/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/11/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/11/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/11/17 – Literary Arts hosts Wordstock: Portland’s Book Festival
- 11/11/17 – Literary Arts hosts Wordstock: Portland’s Book Festival
- 11/11/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/11/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/11/17 – Portland State Athletics Urban Tailgate
- 11/11/17 – Portland State Athletics Urban Tailgate
- 11/15/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/15/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/16/17 – Restaurant St Jack hosts Beaujolais Nouveau to benefit the Friendly House
- 11/16/17 – Restaurant St Jack hosts Beaujolais Nouveau to benefit the Friendly House
- 11/18/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/18/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/18/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/18/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/22/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 11/22/17 – Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park
- 11/23/17 – Union Gospel Mission hosts Love Your Neighbor Day
- 11/25/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 11/25/17 – Portland Farmers Market
- 11/29/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 12 days in, malware still affecting Town Hall systems
- 12 Easy Steps to Prepare Your Home For Fall
- 12 Tasks to Tackle Before Fall Arrives
- 12/02/17 – Grace Baptist Church hosts a community tree lighting and carol sing
- 12/02/17 – Hawthorne Blvd Business Association hosts a tree-lighting
- 12/02/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 12/06/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 12/07/17 – River Pig Saloon First Thursday to benefit Urban Art Network
- 12/09/17 – Hollywood Farmers Market
- 12/13/17 – People’s Food Co-op’s Year-round Farmers Market
- 13 Simple Steps to Prep Your Home for the Best Summer Ever
- 132 age-restricted condos, community center, pool house planned for Bailey’s Glen
- 14 Million Households Plan to Give Their Homes to Family
- 15 Words That Could Add Value to Your Listing
- 150 rally at Confederate Monument
- 15th Annual Back2School event Aug. 14
- 16-year-old reported missing
- 18 students complete LKN Chamber Junior Leadership
- 18-year-old jailed a month after being charged with crimes
- 1800s Estate Proves History Is Anything But Drab
- 1800s Estate Proves History Is Anything But Drab – House of the Week
- 19 vehicles in Harborside, Edinburgh broken into
- 1920s Japanese Tea House Turned Zen Retreat – House of the Week
- 1920s Japanese Tea House Turned Zen Retreat – House of the Week
- 2 artists in Cornelius among those to receive ASC grants
- 2 Cornelius finance execs sued by SEC
- 2 Davidson Community Players’ shows at Cain Center next year
- 2 deaths in Smithville awaiting toxicology results
- 2 different contractors, 2 different spills, 2 weeks apart on Paradise Cove
- 2 hearings for new projects completed at Town Board meeting
- 2 in custody after shooting on Psalms St.
- 2 LKN companies switch gears to make hand sanitizer
- 2 long-time town employees are retiring
- 2 more nights for ‘Christmas in Davidson’
- 2 more weeks of Davidson Farmers Market before holiday markets
- 2 new board members announced at Cornelius Early Scholars
- 2 new craft breweries come before Town Board tonight
- 2 projects up for review by Planning Board
- 2 retired FDNY firefighters from Cornelius will help kick off Panthers game
- 2 Scout trailers stolen from Bethel Presbyterian parking lot
- 2 stores open in Birkdale Village
- 2 suspects ran from crash on I-77 near Chartown
- 2 tribute bands will perform at Cain Center this fall
- 2 zoning hearings on Town Board meeting agenda for Monday
- 2-year terms? Or 4? Voters get to decide this November
- 2,140 new COVID-19 cases statewide, but hospitalizations go down
- 2,859 new COVID-19 cases statewide; test rate improves
- 20 Best Cities for Trick or Treating in 2017
- 20 Best Cities for Trick or Treating in 2017
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- 20 Best Cities for Trick-or-Treating in 2016
- 20 Years: A look back
- 20 years: The story behind Big Day at the Lake
- 2017 Home Design Trends With Staying Power
- 2017-2022: Five years of ‘Modern Dad’
- 2017’s Most Loved Home in Every State
- 2019 Design Forecast: What’s In, What’s Out
- 2019 Economic Outlook Nov. 15 at Newsmakers Breakfast
- 2019 Town Road Resurfacing Projects
- 2020 National Night Out neighborhood registration
- 2021 Bassmaster Open coming back to LKN
- 2021 Carolina BalloonFest canceled
- 2021 Huntersville Veterans Day Parade and Event Survey
- 2021 Mayors' Fitness Challenge
- 2021 Mayors' Fitness Challenge
- 2021 National Police Week honors fallen officers
- 2021 Progress Report on Implementation of Hazard Mitigation Plan for Town
- 2022 BrightFire Music & Arts Festival tickets on sale now
- 2022 Living Income Standard soars to new heights
- 2022 Mayors' Fitness Challenge
- 2022 Progress Report on Hazard Mitigation Plan Implementation
- 2022 update: Grocery price check-in
- 2023 Hazard Mitigation Plan Progress Report
- 2023 Summer Camp registration opens March 1 for Cornelius residents
- 2024 Election Guide
- 2030 Parks and Recreation Master Park Plan
- 2030 Parks and Recreation Master Park Plan
- 2040 Community Plan Public Survey Is Here!
- 2040 Community Plan Public Survey Is Here!
- 20th anniversary for Business Today
- 20th anniversary observation planned for 9-11 Monument at Fire Station No. 1
- 20th Annual Big Day at the Lake is tomorrow
- 21 homes, 2 buildings proposed for W. Catawba near Nantz
- 21 more people died statewide from coronavirus
- 21-40 COVID cases in Cornelius
- 22nd Annual All American Dog Show re-scheduled for Sunday
- 27 Stats That Sum Up the American Housing Market
- 27 Stats That Sum Up the American Housing Market
- 28031 by the numbers: Bills, bills, bills
- 28031 is like a heat wave
- 298 Santas had a great lake day
- 3 churches join together for reflective Holy Week service
- 3 Common Moving Nightmares (and How to Prevent Them)
- 3 Common Moving Nightmares (and How to Prevent Them)
- 3 Design Tricks That Will Make Your Small Space Feel Big
- 3 Design Tricks That Will Make Your Small Space Feel Big
- 3 Easy Holiday Crafts to Get You Feeling Festive
- 3 Easy, Clever Thanksgiving Decoration DIYs
- 3 Keys to Non-Traditional Holiday Decor
- 3 LKN students to attend US service academies
- 3 more COVID-19 deaths in Mecklenburg, NC’s hotspot
- 3 more incumbents file to run for Town Board
- 3 Must-Do’s Before Listing Your House for Sale
- 3 new COVID deaths in Meck County; up 15 in one week
- 3 nights of Christmas magic in Davidson
- 3 Reasons Painting Your Wood Floors Is Not as Crazy as You Think
- 3 Reasons to Live in a New Home Before Renovating
- 3 Rotary Clubs share mission to help save children around the world
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- 3-judge panel rules NC redistricting maps can stand; appeal likely
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Falls Further, Below 4% for Seventh Straight Week
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Firmly Below 4 Percent for the Sixth Week in a Row
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Plunge to Lowest Rate in 16 Months
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Rise Above 4%, Reversing Previous Week's Declines
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Rise Slightly, But Remain Below 4% for Fourth Week in a Row
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Spike on News of Stimulus Program Ending, Flatten Out by Week's End
- 375 Novant team members not complying with vaccine mandate
- 3rd suspect arrested in shooting on Psalms
- 3rd-grade class project nets support for LKN Lucky Cats. Next up: Dogs, horses
- 4 coronavirus cases at The Pines
- 4 Easy Ways to Cut Ceramic or Porcelain Tiles
- 4 Homes With Jaw-Dropping Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
- 4 local eateries join in Queen’s Feast Jan. 21-30
- 4 projects, 5 hearings on Town Board agenda
- 4 recognized for commitment to community causes
- 4 Surprising Things That May Increase How Much Your Home Is Worth
- 4 Things to Do Before Gutting a Home
- 4 Things to Know About Buying a ‘For Sale by Owner’ Home
- 4 Tips for Buying a Fixer-Upper
- 4 Tricks for Sneaking Storage Into Small Spaces
- 4 Unique Home Trends That Ruled 2017
- 4 Ways to Cozy Up Your Kitchen for Fall
- 4 Ways to Cozy Up Your Kitchen for Fall
- 4 Ways to Ensure Your Pet Is a Good Rental Resident
- 400 march peacefully downtown to protest George Floyd’s death
- 400 new COVID-19 cases in Mecklenburg
- 405 gallons of wastewater reaches lake
- 42 town homes eyed for W. Catawba site
- 4th Annual Lake Norman Lighted Christmas Boat Parade is tomorrow
- 4th of July closings
- 4th of July message from Davidson Police Department
- 4th of July Parade in Davidson canceled
- 4th suspect sought in armed robbery
- 5 candidates have filed for District 1 CMS board seat
- 5 candidates running for CMS District 1 seat
- 5 commission candidates file together; Bilodeau files for mayor, Washam later this afternoon
- 5 Common Bathroom Problems and How to Fix Them
- 5 Common Mistakes Newbie Flippers Make
- 5 Common Mistakes Newbie Flippers Make
- 5 Easy Improvements to Get Your Home Guest-Ready for the Holidays
- 5 Essential Steps for Buying an Investment Property
- 5 Essential Steps for Buying an Investment Property
- 5 Expenses Homeowners Pay That Renters Don’t
- 5 Facts Home Buyers and Sellers Should Know About Credits
- 5 false claims about vaccines as we get closer to a COVID vaccine
- 5 Futuristic Buildings by a Postmodern Architect You Need to Know
- 5 Holiday Looks on the Nice List
- 5 Home Design Trends for 2018 (and 3 Fads That Need to Go)
- 5 Home Design Trends for 2018 (and 3 Fads That Need to Go)
- 5 Home Renovation Choices That Can Cut Your Remodeling Budget
- 5 Home Staging Tips From an Expert Flipper
- 5 Home Staging Tips From an Expert Flipper
- 5 Mortgage Misconceptions Set Straight
- 5 Myths (and 5 Truths) About Selling Your Home
- 5 New Year’s Resolutions That Can Help You Buy a Home in 2018
- 5 North Meck projects supported with ASC Cultural Vision Grants
- 5 Organizing Secrets Only the Pros Know
- 5 Predictions for Renters and Home Buyers in 2017
- 5 Predictions for Renters and Home Buyers in 2017
- 5 Questions to Ask Potential Mortgage Lenders
- 5 Reasons to Buy a Home This Fall
- 5 Reasons to Buy a Home This Fall
- 5 Reasons We Crave This Caribbean Villa
- 5 Reasons We Crave This Caribbean Villa
- 5 Reasons We Love This Airstream
- 5 Reasons We Love This Airstream
- 5 retailers coming to Birkdale Village soon
- 5 Retro Decorating Trends That Deserve a Comeback
- 5 Signs You Need to Upgrade Your Kitchen
- 5 Signs You Need to Upgrade Your Kitchen
- 5 Surprising Home Buyer Incentives
- 5 Things Every Home Buyer Needs to Know About New Construction
- 5 Things to Do Before and After Closing
- 5 Things to Look for in a Rental Listing
- 5 Things You Need to Know About Real Estate Disclosures
- 5 Tips for Moving During COVID-19
- 5 Tips for Spring Lawn Prep
- 5 Tips to Declutter Your Closet in a Day
- 5 Water Features That Will Transform Your Garden Into a Tranquil Escape
- 5 Ways a Buyer’s Agent Can Make Shopping New Construction Easier
- 5 Ways Home Buyers Make Their Agent’s Job Harder
- 5 Ways to Boost a Ranch-Style Home's Curb Appeal
- 5 Ways to Fix Your Home’s ‘Fatal Flaw’ for Under $1,000
- 5 Ways to Get to Know Your Neighbors
- 5 Ways to Make Your Home Office Work (Even if It’s Your Kitchen)
- 5 Ways to Refresh Your Space
- 5 Ways to Stage Your House Like a Pro
- 5 Ways You’ll Spend Money on Your New Construction Home After Closing
- 5% rate increase for ElectriCities customers
- 500 people have signed petition opposing Cornelius Business Park
- 5K in April will raise awareness of rare medical condition
- 6 Clever Hacks for Landing Your Dream Apartment
- 6 Clever Hacks for Landing Your Dream Apartment
- 6 Factors to Consider When Seeking a Family-Friendly Rental
- 6 first responders receive Public Safety awards from LKN Chamber
- 6 HMG doctors land back at Novant
- 6 Home-Shopping Red Flags Even an Inspector Could Miss
- 6 Millennial Pink Homes Proving This Color Is Here to Stay
- 6 Millennial Pink Homes Proving This Color Is Here to Stay
- 6 NC members off Congress say they will vote against election certification today
- 6 Smart Ways to Build Home Equity
- 6 Ways to Score a Lease in a Competitive Rental Market
- 6 Ways to Use Your Home to Give Back
- 6 Yurts That Will Have You Dreaming of Your Next Adventure
- 60 Lincoln students kneel during anthem
- 7 healthy holiday gift options, the COVID-19 edition
- 7 Ideas for Personalized Home Accents That Are All About You
- 7 local eateries will be part of ‘Queen’s Feast’
- 7 Off-the-Grid Homes That Will Make You Want to Unplug
- 7 Perfect Kitchen Upgrades for a New Look Without Remodeling
- 7 Places in America That Will Pay You to Move There
- 7 Qualities of a Good Neighbor
- 7 Real-Life Castles Fit for Royal Residents
- 7 Retro Trends Making a Comeback
- 7 Simple Ways to Keep Your Kids’ Toys From Taking Over Your Home
- 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Floating Homes & Houseboats
- 7 tips for being out in the sun
- 7 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors at Home
- 7-day median number of new coronavirus cases heads back down
- 75 march on Town Hall in favor of Smithville revitalization
- 760 Craft Works has cause to celebrate
- 7th Annual Veterans Day Parade & Ceremony
- 7th annual VLN photo contest is open
- 8 Beautiful Home Projects Using Reclaimed Wood
- 8 Budget-Friendly Staycation Ideas for Families
- 8 Dream Homes Serving Up a Slice of Island Life
- 8 Favorite Halloween Traditions of the Past and Present
- 8 Favorite Halloween Traditions of the Past and Present
- 8 Kitchen Counter Options That Will Make You Forget Granite
- 8 Minimalist Homes That Are Big on Style (Not on Stuff)
- 8 Minimalist Homes That Are Big on Style (Not on Stuff)
- 8 of the Biggest Kitchen Design Trends for 2018
- 8 Places in America That Will Pay You to Move There
- 8 Places in America That Will Pay You to Move There
- 8 Tips for Building Your Own Backyard Treehouse
- 8 Ways to Incorporate Your Passions Into Your Home Decor
- 9 Easy Ways to Cut Your Electric Bill by up to $750
- 9 Easy-to-Ambitious DIY Projects to Improve Your Home
- 9 Fire Pit Designs to Fuel Summer Fun (Plus One You Can Build Yourself!)
- 9 graduate from Cornelius Police Citizens Academy
- 9 Homes With Dreamy Spots for April Showers
- 9 Listing Photo Do’s and Don’ts
- 9 months after life-changing amputations, John McCurdy is an inspiration
- 9 Pools That Will Make You Wish Every Week Were Shark Week
- 9 Signs It’s Time to Update Your Bathroom
- 9 Signs It’s Time to Update Your Bathroom
- 9 Summer-Ready Pools to Daydream About
- 9 Tips for Achieving Maximum Coziness
- 9 Tips for Preparing a Fabulous Flower Bed
- 9 Updates Your Home Needs Every 10 Years
- 9 Waterfront Homes Under $300,000
- 9-11 remembrances and other activities this weekend
- 9/11 Anniversary Ceremony at Fire Station No. 1
- 9/11 ceremonies in Cornelius, Huntersville
- 9/11 remembered; ceremony at Fire Station No. 1
- 911 center not affected by ransomware on Town of Cornelius device
- 98 new COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations climb
- 99 degrees forecast this afternoon, here’s what to do
- A (Lazy) River Runs Through This Home – House of the Week
- A $2.5 billion bond referendum for CMS is on the ballot
- A 200-Year-Old Log Cabin That’s Anything but Old-Fashioned – House of the Week
- A 25-year-old pipe failure is at the center of a legal impasse
- A 3-Step Downsizing Plan
- A 3-Step Plan for Finding and Buying Your Next Home
- A Beginner's Guide to Texturing Walls and Ceilings
- A bridge too ugly? Town says no lipstick
- A Brief History of Cornelius
- A Christmas Carol YouTube series
- A City Girl Moves to the Suburbs
- A City Girl Moves to the Suburbs
- A closer look at North Carolina’s thriving HBCUs
- A conversation with indy film producer Christine Vachon
- A Cool Twist on a Historic Ice House – House of the Week
- A Cornelius 11-year-old has been missing for 3 weeks
- A Cornelius connection to the Super Bowl
- A Creekside Cabin, Rustic Treehouse & Outdoor Canopy Bed – House of the Week
- A demolition celebration by the book
- A DIY for the Books: How to Get Custom Built-In Shelves on a Budget
- A DIY Guide to Concrete Pavers for Driveways
- A DIY Guide to Concrete Pavers for Driveways
- A Dome Built By Hand – House of the Week
- A Downtown Master Plan one step closer
- A dump truck did it
- A Farmhouse-Style Prefab That’ll Make You Want to Ditch the Big City
- A father is patient, kind and a work in progress. I know I am.
- A few ‘smart’ bikes roll into Cornelius
- A few slots available for blood drive
- A Fireplace for Every Room
- A gap year for Big Day at the Lake, but need remains
- A good sign: CMS hiring bus drivers
- A greener holiday season
- A handful of booths available at LKN Chamber Expo Oct. 10
- A Huntersville Christmas Returns December 6th and 7th to Downtown
- A legacy built on hard work, perseverance and pride
- A Little bit of normal, a fair amount of angst
- A little night music can go a long way
- A little surprise in the weekend weather report
- A look at Irish heritage at Hugh Torrance House on Saturday
- A look at the $2.5 billion FY25 county budget
- A look at the NC COVID-19 data vs US
- A look back at St. Patrick’s Day celebrations around Lake Norman
- A look-ahead at what’s happening in August
- A major bump in the road to triple roundabouts
- A maze of weekend activities to wind your way through
- A month of fun: October is here with lots of things to do and Halloween, too
- A museum can tell a story better than a monument
- A new LKN Marine Commission plan makes way in NC legislature
- A New Song for an Abandoned Home
- A New Song for an Abandoned Home
- A note of thanks from Unity in Community
- A Park Slope Townhome That Went From ‘Mess’ to Masterpiece
- A personal message from our mayor…
- A pipe failure is at the center of a legal impasse
- A possible commuter rail station appears on track north of Catawba
- A Quick DIY for Space-Saving Kids’ Room Storage
- A regional look at COVID-19 trends
- A reminder about the Lake Norman Humane Food Bank
- A river ran through it
- A section of Mt. Zion Community Cemetery will be consecrated for Catholics
- A Sesquicentennial Celebration 150 years in the making!
- A signal achievement: Lights running normally at Jetton and W. Catawba
- A Survival Condo in a Missile Silo? It’s a Thing
- A Treehouse Trio for Grown-Ups – House of the Week
- A very special event at Hugh Torrance House and Store on Saturday
- A walk in the park
- A walker’s guide to safety:Look both ways. Be patient and focused
- A-Frame Cabin With Creekside Soaking Tub – House of the Week
- Aaron Tucker: New Planning Director
- ABC officers investigating Friday night incident in Cornelius
- ABC officers investigating Friday night incident; 2nd suspect still at large
- Abernathy Park Improvements Public Input Meeting
- Abigail Jennings lands top award from leading preservation group
- About that storm Sunday morning…
- Absentee ballot requests due by Oct. 27 at 5 pm
- Absentee ballots can be mailed, starting this Friday
- Absentee ballots have until Nov. 12 to arrive by US Mail
- Academic, sports achievement pays off for CMS grads
- Accepting Board of Adjustment Applications
- Accepting Board of Adjustment Applications
- Accepting Planning Board Applications
- Accepting Planning Board Applications
- Access to Success: Amazing success story began in Nigeria
- Accident at Jetton and W. Catawba injures cyclist
- Accident impact: Signal timing has been shut off
- Accident victim ‘recovering well’
- Achievement unlocked: Cain Center groundbreaking is May 14
- Activities warm up in March; make plans now
- Ada Jenkins adds food pantry hours, tax preparation assistance
- Ada Jenkins blood drive Dec. 12
- Ada Jenkins bringing back mobile dental unit, with partners
- Ada Jenkins Center asks you join them fore a good time
- Ada Jenkins Center Gala Raises $155,000
- Ada Jenkins Center needs your donations
- Ada Jenkins Center needs your help: LEARN Works – Volunteer Opportunities
- Ada Jenkins Center offering tax assistance services
- Ada Jenkins Center seeks input from food truck operators on kitchen makeover
- Ada Jenkins CEO: More than 1,000 received groceries in ’22 fiscal year
- Ada Jenkins cuts backs programs, cancels gala for now
- Ada Jenkins event brings in $16K for non-profit
- Ada Jenkins financial assistance program ‘on pause’ for a few weeks
- Ada Jenkins golf fundraiser deadline is April 21
- Ada Jenkins needs toiletries to fill shelves
- Ada Jenkins needs volunteers for tax prep services
- Ada Jenkins open for CMS meal service
- Ada Jenkins Pantry needs
- Ada Jenkins Pantry needs your donations to stock shelves
- Ada Jenkins pivots with fundraisers; golf tourney brings in $36K
- Ada Jenkins youth book fair is Saturday
- Ada Jenkins, E2D receive youth and young adult awards from CMCF
- ADA Transition Plan Online Survey and Public Meeting
- Add Heat Under Your Feet With a Radiant Flooring System
- Add your thoughts to what downtown should become over the next 15 years
- Additional Information About Extension of NC Phase 2 Order and Face Coverings
- Adult volunteers needed at Ada Jenkins afterschool program
- Advertiser Design and Revision Form
- Advisory Board Openings
- Advisory Board Openings
- Advisory Board Openings
- Advisory Board Openings
- Affordable housing agency will become part of Ada Jenkins
- Affordable housing builds a foundation for a better community
- Affordable housing is subject of Newsmakers Breakfast Feb. 28
- Afghan family of six will start a new life in Cornelius
- Afghan family receives official welcome from Cornelius
- After 15 total days of Early Voting, Tuesday is Election Day
- After 50+ years, will Lake Norman Marine Commission dissolve?
- After appeals fail, candidate filing reopens today
- After crisis in DC, community gathering at 5 pm in Davidson
- After more than 100 years, Smithville’s time has come
- After revelations from stepdad’s trial, Madalina’s mother officially named ‘suspect’ in disappearance
- Afterschool program seeks to hire, will hold career open house
- Agreement reached on concealed carry at Town Hall?
- Ahh, Bach: Mash this musical festival onto your radar
- Ahoy Boat Hosts: Big Day at the Lake will be July 22
- Ahoy Cornelius Police Lake Patrol
- Air Force instructor pilot who passed away at Sheppard AFB was from Cornelius
- Air Force says Santa has left North Pole
- Airstream Dream Team: These Women Travel the Country, Turning Retro RVs into Homes
- Aktion Club honored by Arc of Mecklenburg County
- Aktion Club members team up with Kiwanis for Thanksgiving meals
- Alabama angler leads Redcrest $300,000-prize bass tourney on Lake Norman
- Alarming demands on volunteer organization
- ALDI launches curbside pickup through Instacart
- ALDI opens Thursday Nov. 19
- Alert your tastebuds: ‘Taste of Davidson’ coming Oct. 23
- Alexander Farm bulldozing coming soon
- Alexander Farm construction will start in 4th quarter
- Alexander Farm developer providing land for fire station
- Alexander Farm development outlined at community meeting
- Alexander Farm gets unanimous OK
- Alexander Farm hearing Monday at Town Hall
- Alexander Farm plan now includes widening Westmoreland from Eagle Ridge to W. Catawba
- Alexander Farm poised for $110-million development
- Alexander Farm project faces traffic issues
- Alexander Farm project: First you Z it…then you don’t
- Alexander Farm testing site: How long is temporary?
- Alexander Farms leasing perks up with key retail tenant
- Alexander Farms plan officially unveiled at Town Hall
- Alexander Farms stalled
- Algae bloom in cove off Torrence Chapel
- Algae bloom in cove off Torrence Chapel; no swim advisory still in effect
- All 5 incumbents have filed to run for re-election in Cornelius; newcomer running in H’ville
- All Adults Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine on April 7th / Some Restrictions Relaxed by Governor
- All American Dog Show is Oct. 1
- All eyes focused primarily on US Senate contest
- All for you: Sister Hazel coming to Lost Worlds on Saturday
- All invited to attend Davidson for Ukraine event
- All NC schools could reopen once bill is signed
- All signs point to December opening for HomeTrust
- All students safe after ‘active police situation’ at Hough
- All that jazz at Bailey’s Glen came from Hough High
- All welcome to attend UiC large group meeting tomorrow
- All welcome to Black History Month Celebration events in Huntersville
- All-day Town budget planning session is Thursday at Cain Center
- All-terrain wheelchairs available at Northern Regional Rec Center
- Allen Tate contributes $84,000 to public education
- Allen Tate forms joint venture with Pennsylvania-based realty giant
- Allen Tate will host discussion on home finance strategies for buyers, sellers
- Almost $350K raised for family of Officer Mia Goodwin
- Almost lost at sea: Cornelius couple relives rescue with girl they saved
- Although numbers are smaller, Mecklenburg COVID-19 trends are better than statewide
- Although the site at W. Catawba and Nantz has been cleared, 7-Eleven ‘not moving forward’
- Alyson Hannigan Lists Her Atlanta Penthouse for $1.395M
- Alyson Hannigan Lists Her Atlanta Penthouse for $1.395M
- Ambassador Christian School ribbon-cutting
- Ambitious plan for Robbins Park improvements will cost $5 million
- Amelia Williams, 15, will crown her successor at International United Miss Junior Teen in July
- America’s Most Competitive Renters: Why Many Are Choosing to Rent
- America’s Most Competitive Renters: Why Many Are Choosing to Rent
- American Legion blood drive Nov. 23
- American Legion Post 86 to retire US flags July 9
- American Red Cross conducting summer blood drive
- American Rescue Fund windfall a ‘pleasant surprise’
- American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Virtual Meeting Notice – January 25, 2022
- AmeriCarna car show benefits autism centers
- Americarna IGNITE car show goes virtual this year
- AmeriCarna Live is Nov. 25
- Amidst fast growth, how to update the 2014 land use plan is the critical question
- An Eagle Scout speaks: Ernest Johnson’s remarks at peaceful rally at Town Hall
- An Incredible Home in Hawaii That’s as Much Fun as Summer Camp
- An Insider’s Look at Santa’s House
- An unlicensed driver struck teen cyclist on Jetton
- An Up-Close Look at Housing Insecurity (and How to Help!)
- Analysis: Growth vs lack of road improvements looks like the No. 1 issue
- Analysis: How we use NCDHHS, Johns Hopkins data
- Analysis: Why the race for mayor of Cornelius appears to be going down to the wire
- And in dog news, Swifto enters NC market
- And they serve coffee too
- And, in leaf and acorn news…
- Aneralla reflects on 6 years as mayor of Huntersville
- Angels & Sparrows gets a new look and brand
- Angels & Sparrows provides record-breaking services in 2020
- Angels and Sparrows Soup Kitchen Holiday Meal Boxes
- Angels and Sparrows Soup Kitchen needs supplies
- Anglers on Lake Norman net $2,601 prize
- Anglers, get ready for some trout fishing
- Animal Control officer honored upon his retirement
- Animal Shelter closed to public
- Animal shelter life is back to normal and busy, busy, busy
- Animal Shelter officer honored upon his retirement
- Annexation public hearing for Mayes Meadows set for April 21
- Annual Mooresville Christmas Parade won’t be held this year
- Annual Road Resurfacing
- Annual sidewalk project
- Annual town budget retreat gets under way tomorrow in Winston-Salem
- Another controlled burn at Latta
- Another controlled burn today
- Another controlled burn today
- Another hospital chain restricts youthful visitors
- Another sewage spill at Paradise Cove blamed on private contractor
- Another sewage spill in LKN at Nautique Boulevard
- Anti-bullying fundraiser Oct. 8
- Antiquity Bridge, South Street will close for run in Davidson
- Antiquity HOA seeks help with Old Canal sink hole
- Antiquity residents play their CARDs: 2 projects appear stymied for now
- Antiquity Woods project withdrawn from re-zoning process
- Any way you look at it, thousands of new residents are coming
- Apartments on West Catawba will target high-end
- App matches boat owners, renters
- Appalachian State students whipsawed over conflicting COVID messages from faculty, administration
- Apparent drowning off Brigadoon
- Apparent suicide
- Appeals Court halts candidate filing
- Application forms for Christmas in Davidson available
- Applications are now available for April is for Arts
- Applications Being Accepted for Board of Adjustment
- Applications being accepted for free music lessons for kids
- Applications Being Accepted for Planning Board
- Apply to serve on a Davidson advisory board starting Sept. 1
- Apply: Cornelius Police Citizens Academy
- Apricot Lane opens in Birkdale; more stores coming
- April 1 is Maundy Thursday
- April 17 last day to file an informal appeal of property assessment
- April 29 fundraiser for Ada Jenkins nets $22K+
- April 4 Coffee Chat will be in-person
- April 8 COVID update: NC is 28% fully vaccinated
- April Fools contest winners
- April holds plenty of opportunities for fun, even after the Easter Bunny hops off
- April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
- April is for Arts in Davidson
- April is for Arts is last weekend in April in Davidson
- April is for Arts: Artist applications now available
- April is World Autism Month in NC
- Aquesta 1st Quarter net soars 52 percent
- Aquesta commits $250K to Cain Center
- Aquesta grants Payroll Protection loan in single day
- Aquesta hosts Red Cross blood drive Aug. 4
- Aquesta net falls, bank processes $130 million in PPP loans
- Aquesta net income rises 46.8% year over year
- Aquesta ready for more growth with capital raise
- Aquesta reopens lobbies on Monday
- Aquesta reports lower net as portfolio of loans increases
- Aquesta reports sharply higher earnings
- Archery range being built at Fisher Farm
- Archery range targets May 20 opening
- Archery range to open; come get your Katniss on
- Architectural Review Board has a new chairperson
- Architectural Review Board will review Greenway Gartens plans
- Are government pay raises ‘tone deaf’ right now?
- Are visual clutter activists stealing political signs in Cornelius?
- Are we No. 5 lake beach town in US? WalletHub says aye aye
- Are we over-doing it? Davidson biology professor says we’re not
- Are we the fastest-growing metro area in the US?
- Are You Covered If Snow and Ice Damage Your Home?
- Are you dyeing Easter eggs this year?
- Are You Overimproving for Your Neighborhood?
- Are You Ready for a Hot Seller Season?
- Are You Ready for a Hot Seller Season?
- Area behind Summit Coffee, Pickled Peach getting a makeover
- Area Veterans Day observances are virtual this year
- Arhaus Studio open in Birkdale Village
- Around 1,000 still without power in Cornelius; cable out for many
- Arrest made in I-77 homicide
- Arrest report: Car crash involved a stolen vehicle, drugs
- Arrest report: Car crash involved a stolen vehicle, drugs
- Arrivederci Pizza Hut; Starbucks will move
- Arson suspected in fire on Smith Circle
- Art exhibit at Town Hall during Black History Month
- Art exhibit highlights work from participants at Hinds Feet Farm
- Art exhibit in honor of Black History Month
- Art show features local, national artists
- Art show opening April 6
- Art show Sept. 9 features local talent
- Art show Sept. 9 features local talent
- Art-focused event added to roster at Birkdale Village
- Artisan foods company in Cornelius lands national award
- Artist showcase Oct. 19 at Bailey’s Glen
- Artist Talk Tuesday with Deborah Roberts
- Artists and Cultural groups receive a combined $336,960 in ASC cultural vision grants
- Arts ‘Soiree’ Feb. 21
- Arts & Science Council seeks Davidson resident for Advisory Council
- Arts & Science Council workshop Feb. 28
- Arts & Science Council, Lowe’s announce new public art incubator
- Arts & Sciences Council announces grants; 2 have local impact
- Arts & Sciences Council virtual block party May 20
- Arts Center demo process will take 90-120 days
- Arts Center partners with Charlotte Ballet for classes
- Arts Center staying downtown
- As COVID-19 cases rise, NC jobless recovery is 10th-worst nationwide
- As COVID-19 numbers climb, take a break, call a help line
- As Father’s Day approaches, be sure you hug your mom
- As first COVID vaccines arrive, hospitalizations remain over 2,500
- As hospitalizations climb past 2,500, new coronavirus cases surge
- As if we didn’t have enough to worry about
- As new voting districts take shape, lawsuit already filed
- As of April 7, all North Carolinians over 16 will be eligible for vaccine
- As of today, it will be Bradford vs. Clark in NC District 98
- As prices go through the roof, workforce housing is a big job
- As UNC-Chapel Hill announces free tuition, but political appointees raise questions, push back
- ASC announces permanent president
- ASC grants application period opens
- ASC grants include North Meck artists, endeavors
- ASC needs you
- ASC offering cultural organization support grants
- ASC opportunity for artists interested in ‘Going Public’
- ASC plea: Advocate for arts and culture in Mecklenburg budget survey
- ASC public art call to artists: Learn about the firehouse project tonight
- ASC releases Cultural Equity Report to update community
- ASC seeks nominations to honor exceptionally creative teachers
- ASD fall open house Oct. 12
- Asheville bank will build in Cornelius
- Asian eatery coming to N. Main
- Asian Festival returns to Cornelius Oct. 23
- Asian Festival, Cabarrus Fair canceled
- Asking These 6 Questions Can Save You Money When Buying New Construction
- Assistance for Mecklenburg County Homeowners
- Assistant town manager illuminates street light procedures
- At 25+ years, tunnel under Jetton may need a look
- At age 2, Cain Center earning ovations
- At least the Roomba didn’t switch on
- At Lost Worlds Brewing, it’s all about building community
- At milestone birthday, Cornelius Police reiterate dedication to find missing teen
- At this special time of year we are thankful for eye rolls
- At-home COVID-19 test kits to be distributed Jan. 29
- ATF, CPD arrest Cornelius resident
- Atlantic 10 baseball tournament coming to Davidson
- ATM damaged in attempted robbery
- Atrium announces medical school location in mid-town Charlotte
- Atrium asking NC Dept. of Health to approve 23 more beds at Cornelius hospital
- Atrium breaks ground for new hospital in Cornelius
- Atrium cancelling some wellness appointments
- Atrium eases COVID visitor and masking restrictions
- Atrium epidemiologist: ‘Expect break-through cases’
- Atrium expanding vaccinations to Cabarrus, Lincoln, Union
- Atrium filing with NC Dept. of Health for 23 additional beds in Cornelius hospital
- Atrium gets final OK for new hospital in Cornelius
- Atrium Health Lake Norman began life as a $153 million project. Now it’s valued at $250 million
- Atrium holding donation drive this afternoon
- Atrium hospital plan comes before Town Board on Monday
- Atrium in final surge to open Cornelius hospital July 1
- Atrium is part of new Pfizer study for children under 5 years
- Atrium medical complex could jump-start I-77 ‘flyover’
- Atrium offers new COVID-19 testing for employers
- Atrium office building gets Town Board OK
- Atrium office project comes before Town Board Monday
- Atrium plans hospital, development in Cornelius
- Atrium providing free sports physicals for student-athletes June 3
- Atrium receives first batch of Moderna vaccine
- Atrium relaxes some visitor restrictions
- Atrium to present plans for new hospital in Cornelius
- Atrium will unveil plans for new hospital at tonight’s Town Board meeting
- Atrium, Novant receive millions to fight COVID-19
- Atrium: 25 signs of what’s to come
- Atrium: It’s time to ‘mask up’
- Atrium’s Davidson urgent care has closed
- Attention deer hunters: State asks you to take measures to contain chronic wasting disease
- Attention foodies: Check out where Charlotte ranks in US
- Attention moth lovers
- Attention sports fans: Be the bus driver
- Attention teens: Meeting Sept. 25 to plan trips, dances, retreats, conferences
- Attorney for Madalina’s step-father denied more police files
- Attorney John Hanzel has been disbarred
- Attorney will address HOA issues
- Attorney will address HOA issues
- Auction benefits Razom for Ukraine
- Audition next week for the Teen Summer Stock Series
- Auditions Feb. 10, 12 for immersive outdoor event
- Auditions for Teen Summer Stock set for early June
- Auditions Nov. 30, Dec. 1 for CS Lewis play
- Aug. 11 is National Safe Digging Day
- August 11 Board of Adjustment Meeting – More Information
- August calendar
- August: A last month of summer before school starts
- Augustalee site under contract
- Auld Lang Syne: Poet will be remembered Jan. 19 at Rural Hill
- Auto dealer on Town Board agenda tonight
- Autumn Care administrator managed through COVID-19 outbreak
- Autumn Care resident, healthy at 106, was 4 during 1918 epidemic
- Autumncrest Road Detour
- Ava Callender throws her hat in the ring again
- Avian Adventures by the Carolina Raptor Center now on UNCC-TV
- Avian flu update: What to do if you find multiple dead ducks or geese
- Awesome Asian Festival returns to Cornelius May 18
- Awesome photo Hannah Bieneman!
- Awesome weekend weather
- Baby Boomers: Here’s How to Sell Your Home to Millennials
- Baby it’s cold outside, but no ice
- Baby, it’s cold outside: Red Cross offers winter weather safety tips
- Back 2 School Bash is Saturday
- Back to school bash Aug. 25
- Back to school FAQs
- Back to school: CMS outlines schedule, starting with Pre-K
- Back to school: How parents can help ease school anxiety
- Back to school: How to avoid common colds and illnesses
- Back to school: How to provide a nutritional breakfast and lunch
- Back to school: How to set the stage for academic success
- Back to school: It’s time set up kids to get a good night’s rest
- Back to School: Physicals are not just for sports
- Back to School: Red Cross offers 10 tips to keep children safe as they head back to the classroom
- Back to school: Red Cross recommends steps to keep students safe
- Back to school: Watch for buses, kids on Monday
- Back-to-school tips for parents, commuters and other drivers on the road
- Back-to-school: Drivers, please pay attention, follow the rules
- Bags of Hope lands BofA grant to help at-risk kids
- Bailey Middle Band hits a high note
- Bailey Middle lands top music award
- Bailey Middle theater teacher lands top statewide award
- Bailey Road flooded; town meeting moved from Jetton Park
- Bailey Road report: No easy answers
- Bailey Road traffic study will be presented at Monday’s Town Board meeting
- Bailey Road: Relief may be in sight
- Bailey Road/Hwy. 115 construction running behind
- Bailey’s Glen artist lands top honors at Cabarrus art show
- Bailey’s Glen car show nets almost $5,000 for Hough teachers, students
- Bailey’s Glen grants help defray Hough High teacher expenses
- Bailey’s Glen grants help defray Hough High teacher expenses
- Bailey’s Glen residents show coffee pods can be recycled
- Bailey’s Glen will raise Ukrainian flag at 3 today
- Bailey’s Glen-Hough High Partnership online auction in February
- Bailey/NC 115 redo begins Jan. 18
- Bake a pie for the Charlotte Rescue Mission Thanksgiving dinner
- Bakers—and more—needed
- Balancing Home Improvements With Big Price Tags
- Balancing Home Improvements With Big Price Tags
- Bales will seek 2nd term as Huntersville mayor
- BalloonFest taking flight again
- Balmy weather for New Year’s
- Band of Oz concert cancelled; see Envision June 24
- Band of Oz concert Sunday
- Bank gains landmark status
- Bank mergers mean change is coming to W. Catawba
- Bank of America is open
- Bankside Drive Road Closure
- Banner Elk estate sells for nearly $16 million
- Barack and Michelle Obama Buy $8.1M D.C. Home
- Barack and Michelle Obama Buy $8.1M D.C. Home
- Barber shop will receive historic landmark status
- Barefoot ski tournament on Lake Norman New Year’s Day
- Barricaded suspect, identified as Robert Dion Lambert, fired shots at police
- Barry Park Entrance Closed November 6 & 7
- Bartaco opens in Birkdale Village
- Battle of Charlotte re-enactment at Historic Rural Hill
- Battle of McIntyre’s Farm
- Battle of the Badges Blood Drive
- Bavarian festival at Lost Worlds Brewing Oct. 14
- Be a Hunger Hero this holiday season
- Be a part of Mecklenburg history on Saturday
- Be a Riverkeeper: LKN clean-up Oct. 5
- Be all you can be, read this
- Be an angel to a local senior during the holidays
- Be current, or risk losing current
- Be prepared: Hurricane season runs through Nov. 30
- Be safe out on the lake
- Be wary of secondary market for theater tickets
- Beachside Bliss: A Florida Home Built Into a Sand Dune
- Beacon Town Drive to Close for Construction Work
- Beatties Ford Road
- Beaty Park clean-up in Davidson
- Beaty Park construction is in final stages
- Beaty Park construction is underway
- Become a volunteer literacy tutor!
- Beer here: NC Craft Brewers Guild offers State of Southern Beer Sampler
- Beer is like yeast: Add it and business expands
- Beet a path to Huntersville Growers Market
- Behave on W. Catawba
- Behavioral health urgent care coming to Mecklenburg
- Being bored wears me out
- Belly Up to Your Own Home Bar: Our How-to Guide
- Bence Hoyle, former Cornelius police chief, is retiring as chief in Huntersville
- Benefits, risks of potassium iodide in a nuclear emergency; where to find pills
- Benny Reeder
- Bentonville’s 2025 Civil War battle reenactment will be in March
- Benz on Dean’s List at NYU
- Best bets for the weekend: Dec. 3-5
- Best cities for New’s Years, according to survey
- Best weekend options for Saturday, Sunday: Nov. 20-21
- Beth Helfrich takes NC House seat formerly held by Tillis
- Bethel Choir will perform at Carnegie Hall
- Bethel hot dog lunch Thursday in June, July
- Bethel Presbyterian has a new senior pastor
- Bethel Presbyterian has new senior pastor
- Bethel Presbyterian holds ‘Drive-Through Prayer’
- Bethenny Frankel: The Lister With the Mostess
- Bethenny Frankel: The Lister With the Mostess
- Beware algae in brackish water
- Beware heat stroke: Sunny, very hot through Monday or Tuesday
- Beware of fraudsters in aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene
- Beware of hurricane-related scams
- Beware predators as kids spend more time online
- Beware: Scammers want your Economic Impact payment
- Big bass tournament comes to Blythe Landing Oct. 19-21
- Big Beach Bash May 2 at Peninsula Yacht Club benefits BBBS
- Big bend: NCDOT wants comments on Bailey Road straightening
- Big cleanup nets 930 lbs. of trash
- Big Day at the Lake ‘Beach Bash’ is Feb. 22
- Big Day at the Lake ‘Beach Bash’ is March 8
- Big Day at the Lake adjusts event due to algae bloom
- Big Day at the Lake aiming for July 24
- Big Day at the Lake back July 16 with a picnic at the Explorium
- Big Day at the Lake back July 16, complete with picnic at the Explorium
- Big Day at the Lake has 3 goals, one of them raising funds—$110,000 so far
- Big Day at the Lake launches with more than $80K for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Big Day at the Lake on July 24 needs Boat Hosts
- Big Day at the Lake picnic: A massive undertaking
- Big Day at the Lake will relaunch next year
- Big Day at the Lake XIV was really BIG
- Big Day at the Lake XV needs Boat Hosts July 20
- Big Day at the Lake XVIII made a splash on Lake Norman
- Big Day at the Lake, on July 22, will need Boat Hosts, volunteers
- Big Day at the Lake: A big picnic and more than $100,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Big Day at the Lake: Year 19 in the books
- Big Day at the Lake: Year 19 in the books
- Big Day at the Lake: Year 20 in the books
- Big Game Hometowns Square Off on Housing
- Big Game Hometowns Square Off on Housing
- Big impact: Tiny House for veterans open for tours Saturday
- Bigger Homes and Gardens: Caring for Your New, Upsized Outdoor Space
- Bike accident on Bailey
- Bike Plan Open House
- Bike Plan Open House
- Bike/auto collision on Jetton prompting concerns, discussion
- Bilodeau files to run for mayor of Cornelius
- Bilodeau officially filed to run for mayor of Cornelius
- Bin 110: Here’s looking at you
- Birkdale big screen revs up season with Daytona 500
- Birkdale comeback is under way
- Birkdale tonight: Stormin’ Norman
- Birkdale Village common areas scheduled to open after Labor Day
- Birkdale Village concerts, events return this week
- Birkdale Village fountain expected to open after Easter weekend
- Birkdale Village is looking a lot like Christmas
- Birkdale Village owners are not disclosing listing price
- Birkdale Village owners will take another shot at expansion
- Birkdale Village Tree Lighting Schedule
- Birkdale’s new owner rolling out changes
- Black genealogy: Moving beyond the 1870 census
- Black History Month Celebration set for Feb. 25
- Black History Month Celebrations
- Black History Month event at Cain Center will highlight Smithville
- Black History Month observance at Cain Center Feb. 24
- Black History Month observance will be held at Cain Center Feb. 24
- Black History Month observances Saturday include plaque for Potts Barber Shop
- Black History Month observation Feb. 1 at Town Hall
- Black History Month observed Feb. 22 at Cain Center
- Black History Month observed Feb. 23
- Black History Month: Celebration Feb. 26 includes landmark plaque for Potts Barber Shop
- Black SUV: Thanks for the random act of kindness
- Black tie optional event Sept. 30 benefits Cornelius Youth Orchestras, Rural Hill
- Black, Hispanic Mortgage Applicants Denied at Twice the Rate of Whites, Asians
- Black, Hispanic Mortgage Applicants Denied at Twice the Rate of Whites, Asians
- Blaise Myers earns his Eagle Award
- Blessing of the animals
- Blessing of the Animals Oct. 1 at First Baptist. Oct. 2 at Mt. Zion
- Blocking your omegas is cool
- Blood donors needed
- Blood donors sought
- Blood drive ‘sold out’
- Blood drive at JV Washam Feb. 13
- Blood drive Friday at Keller Williams
- Blood drive July 29
- Blood drive June 8
- Blood drive, vendor fair July 10 at Keller Williams
- Blood shortage continues: Red Cross needs donors now
- Blood supplies so critical Red Cross is offering $10 gift card
- Board may approve federal rescue funds tonight
- Board of Adjustment posts sign discussion on tonight’s meeting agenda
- Board of Adjustment Special Meeting
- Board of Adjustment will rule on Total Wine sign
- Board of Commissioners Retreat
- Board says no to Birkdale Village proposal for office space, parking deck
- Board splits 3-2 over cell tower
- Board to Hold Special Called Meeting Thursday (5/20) at 12:30 for Budget Work Session (Virtual)
- Boat explosion and fire Saturday morning
- Boat Host registration is open for Big Day at the Lake XIX
- Boat Host registration is open for Big Day at the Lake XVIIII
- Boat Host registration is open for 21st annual Big Day at the Lake on July 19
- Boat host registration is open for Big Day at the Lake 18
- Boat host registration is open for Big Day at the Lake 18
- Boat Hosts needed for Big Day at the Lake on July 19
- Boat Hosts needed for Big Day at the Lake XIV
- Boat Hosts needed for Year 19 of Big Day at the Lake
- Boat Hosts needed for Year 20 of Big Day at the Lake
- Boat ramps reopening after drought-induced low lake levels
- Boat safety center to be dedicated, opened May 18
- Boat safety: New rental regulations take aim at marine mayhem
- Boater survey closes Friday
- Boating safety classes required for operators 35 and younger
- Boatyard Eats closes temporarily
- Bob Menzel is the 9th candidate running for Cornelius Town Board
- Boesmiller family fundraiser May 22
- BofA branch remains closed
- BofA temporarily closes Cornelius branch
- BofA: When will the Cornelius branch reopen?
- Boho and Minimalism Top Our List of 2019 Outdoor Living Trends
- Bond hearings delayed in the case of missing Madalina; passports will be turned in
- Boo: SCarowinds returns Sept. 16
- Boo! Pre-school Halloween fun Oct. 22
- Book a time to discuss the library of the future
- Book your tickets to Verse & Vino Nov. 10
- Bookmark this: Cornelius Library is open
- Boone, Partee announce plans to run for mayor of Huntersville
- Boos & Brews is looking for writers
- Boos & Brews scarefest Oct. 28-30
- Boos & Brews seeking short-play submissions; deadline nears
- Booze, Tunes, and Spices—the Fifth Annual Portland Mercury Chili Jamboree Is All You Ever Wanted Out of Life!
- Border wars: Despite cooperation on some fronts, there are lines between Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville
- Boston Tops the List of Best Metros for Love
- Boston Tops the List of Best Metros for Love
- Boutique, silent auction Nov. 3 benefit preschool
- Bowing to tradition, Cornelius keeps tradition of dog show … online
- Brace yourself: New property valuations come out March 17
- Brace yourselves for the 45th annual Lake Norman New Year’s Day Barefoot Skiing Tournament
- Brace yourselves: There are 28 projects in various states of readiness on the drawing boards
- Bracing for not just snow, but ice
- Bradford looks like he won back NC District 98
- Bradford Park initial work done
- Bradford retains NC 98 seat
- Bradford retains NC 98 seat by 861 votes
- Bradford v. Clark: The rematch
- Bradford vs. Clark (again) in NC House District 98
- Bradford vs. Clark again in District 98 House race
- Bradley, Hershey charged with securities fraud, money laundering
- Bradley, Hershey will be sentenced Oct. 26 in wire fraud case
- Branch out with Arbor Day celebration March 23 in Davidson
- Brave new world of shopping: It’s hit or miss
- Braving the Wilds as a Self-Employed Borrower
- Brawley, Marcus will run for NC Insurance Commissioner
- Break in previously repaired pipe cause of Colonial Pipeline’s massive gasoline spill
- Break-in/assault in Edinburgh Square
- Breakin my mind: Signs, signs everywhere, but within reason
- Brewery taps into global opinion to raise money for Ukraine
- Brian Sisson launches signature drive to get on November ballot
- Bridge lessons on Tuesdays at Town Hall
- Bright and Bold Inside a Classic Craftsman – House of the Week
- Brighter future: Energy United student contest deadline
- Bring those plants in!
- Bringing a 1980s Relic Into the Light, Bright Modern Age
- Bringing a 1980s Relic Into the Light, Bright Modern Age
- Broadcast news
- Broken pipe results in wastewater spill off John Connor
- Broker McMahon in serious condition after shooting
- Brown Bag Seafood Co. opens at Birkdale Village on Monday
- Brown U president will discuss higher ed post-COVID
- Bucket Brigade at Mt. Zion
- Bucket list dream for Davidson College professor checked off
- Budget Discussion for FY2024
- Budget on tonight’s Town Board meeting agenda
- Budget planning begins Tuesday
- Budget planning meeting will be held Thursday
- Budget proposal Monday night will reflect level tax rate
- Budget ready for approval; Gilroy makes sole public comment
- Budget season begins
- Budget survey open through Jan. 13
- Budget time begins: Share your thoughts on how the Town spends money
- Budget Work Session
- Budget-Friendly Curb Appeal Boosters
- Build them and they will come
- Builder proposes hotel, retail, senior housing
- Building a better budget: Take the Mecklenburg County citizen survey
- Building boom. Or bust? Major projects face obstacles
- Building community one cup at a time
- Building Credit 101: Tips for Recent Grads
- Building sale topples
- Building the BLOCK Project to Help the Homeless
- Building the BLOCK Project to Help the Homeless
- Bulk Item Pick-up Form
- Bulk Item Pick-up Form
- Bullying, violence in schools highlight need for foundation
- Bump in the road: Inflation impacts Cornelius NCDOT road projects
- Bumps ahead: Process to use HOV lanes requires planning or transponder
- Burn Boot Camp buys office in Cornelius for headquarters
- Burn Boot Camp buys office in Cornelius for headquarters
- Burn Boot Camp buys office in Cornelius for headquarters
- Bus Rapid Transit: Likely alternative to commuter rail
- Business execs describe taking the leap of faith in start-ups
- Business incubator coming to Liverpool
- Business incubator, First Turn Innovations, ready to roll in Cornelius
- Business owner who pled guilty to felonies says raid on lakefront estate was excessive
- Business park gets initial thumbs down from planning
- Business Recovery Grant – January 31 Deadline
- Business Today and Cornelius Today closed for Labor Day
- Business, retail FAQs for reopening
- Businesses closing due power outage
- Busy Sunday in Davidson: Fondo, concert
- But will leaves wait?
- Butterfly Run is May 18
- Butterfly watching
- Buxtehude in Davidson
- Buy ‘Friends’ Star Matthew Perry’s Ultimate LA Bachelor Pad
- Buy ‘Friends’ Star Matthew Perry’s Ultimate LA Bachelor Pad
- Buy a brick campaign coming in September
- Buyer, Beware: Is Your Future House Haunted?
- Buyers bite the bullet as rates show no sign of falling
- Buyers Can Expect More Fixer-Upper Homes for Sale Than in Years Past
- Buyers Can Expect More Fixer-Upper Homes for Sale Than in Years Past
- Buying a House on Disability Benefits or SSI
- Buying Art Like a Grownup (for Investment or Inspiration)
- Buying Your First Home? Plan for These Hidden Costs
- By the numbers: Ada Jenkins
- By the numbers: COVID-19 growth nationwide in June
- By the numbers: The Birkdale Village expansion proposal
- Cabarrus eases up on tax deadlines, penalties
- Cabinet maker joins Carvana at The Grounds at Concord
- Cable contractors cause another wastewater spill in The Peninsula
- Cable digging starts next week in Davidson
- Cain at the one-year mark: Downtown Cornelius transformed
- Cain at the one-year mark: Downtown Cornelius transforming
- Cain Center adds ‘POTUS’ to line-up; tickets sales start Thursday
- Cain Center adds new shows to spring schedule
- Cain Center announces fall line-up with Blues, Charlotte Symphony, Messina and more
- Cain Center announces fall schedule
- Cain Center announces revitalization for historic properties on Catawba
- Cain Center announces spring 2024 season
- Cain Center at one year mark: Redevelopment is happening
- Cain Center for the Arts celebrates a huge 2019 final quarter
- Cain Center for the Arts lands $2.5 million from NC budget
- Cain Center gets accelerated zoning application procedure
- Cain Center grand opening Jan. 3; Hamilton star performs Jan. 7
- Cain Center is the result of more than a decade of work
- Cain Center launches ‘buy-a-brick’ fundraiser
- Cain Center officially opened this morning
- Cain Center Program thrills local students, teachers
- Cain Center releases building renderings to public
- Cain Center sets $5 million fundraising goal for new ceramics studio complex
- Cain Center Spring 2025 sneak peak
- Cain Center spring programming starts March 13
- Cain Center star attraction downtown
- Cain Center summer camp registration is open
- Cain Center will buy historic properties downtown
- Cain Center will reshape sculpting, part of Catawba
- Cain Center will reshape sculpting, western entry to downtown
- Cain Center wins regional award
- Cain Center, Lost Worlds collaborate on new summer concert series
- Cain Center: A jewel coming to downtown
- Cain Center’s inaugural performance wowed sold-out audience
- Cain Center’s new ceramics complex officially gets under way Thursday
- Cain Center/Cornelius Arts Center update
- Cain Park’s first event ever is ‘Festival of Cultures’ on Saturday
- Cain Park’s first event is ‘Festival of Cultures’ on Saturday
- Cain rezoning on Tuesday Town Board agenda
- Cain saw 15,000 attendees in its first year; gala is this Saturday
- Cain’s first anniversary was a stellar event
- Cains make historic donation to Cornelius Arts Center
- Call for Lenzy R. Wallace Jr. PhD Excellence Award nominations
- Call to Artists – Ice House Reimagined
- Call to Artists – Ice House Reimagined
- Calling all art instructors to a job fair Saturday
- Calling all artists
- Calling all book readers (listening is OK, too)
- Calling all doggies (and their humans)
- Calling all playwrights to submit short, original work
- Calling all rising kindergarteners and their caregivers
- Calling all student musicians
- Calling clay artists for Mud at the Mill exhibit
- Camera footage from Nov. 21 shows Madalina exiting CMS bus
- Camp CMS registration reopened
- Camp EDvantage needs volunteers for remote learning pods
- Campbell tapped as state commission chair
- Camping in the dark
- Camping. Why not just call it a torture test?
- Can a sign be too big? Totally.
- Can churches reflect a more diverse community?
- Can controlling Smithville gentrification be a win-win?
- Can Cornelius accommodate vacation rentals?
- Can drugstore memory supplements really help?
- Can Houseplants Really Clean the Air?
- Can Houseplants Really Clean the Air?
- Can Marine Commission mandate life rings on Lake Norman docks?
- Can you foster a dog or cat over the holidays?
- Can You Save Money by Bundling Home Services?
- Can you say geospatial: Find your home site 86 years ago
- Can’t make it to Churchill Down? Head to Birkdale Village for a party, horse race
- Cancer fighter Adiba Barney plans fundraiser this fall
- Candidate drops out; Dee Gilroy stakes out position on police, fire pay
- Candidate filing may be extended
- Candidate forum highlights differences of opinion
- Candidate forum tonight
- Candidate forums Oct. 6, 10, 18
- Candidate question: How would *you* solve our traffic issues?
- Candidates discuss the issues
- Candidates face off Oct. 11 at Town Hall
- Candidates forum tonight for county commissioners, School District 1
- Candlelight vigil for fallen officer tonight
- Candlelight vigil tonight in honor of Warrior Jace, memorial service Thursday
- Canine Officer Zon retires: Job well done
- Canines On the Vine – 10.17.20
- Canines On the Vine – 10.17.20
- Cannabis entrepreneurs carve out niche in Cornelius retail scene
- Cannon student killed in jet ski accident
- Car culture drives demand for condos, club
- Car show at Hough June 11
- Car show May 15 at Rescue Ranch
- Car show Saturday at yacht club
- CARE Center executive director receives inaugural Mayor’s Award for Excellence
- Care Center kicking off Holy Week Saturday
- Careful where you walk on W. Catawba
- Carhartt Bassmaster lands in Lake Hartwell
- Carolina Ascent FC descends on Memorial Stadium Aug. 17.
- Carolina Ascent has Cornelius connections
- Carolina Bass Challenge returns to Lake Norman Feb. 26
- Carolina Farm Trust debuts video with Aug. 6, discussion on local farming
- Carolina Farm Trust plants urban farm in Huntersville
- Carolina Raptor Center Raptor Trail Opening July 1
- Carolina Renaissance Festival returns, and other signs of fall
- Carolina Renaissance Festival: Special guests this weekend for 30th anniversary
- Carolina Thread Trail has new 15-county, interactive map
- Carolina Youth Orchestra Summer Festival Registration Closes July 1
- Carowinds will be hiring
- Carowinds: Spring is in the air
- Cashion family adds to Cain Center funding
- Cashmere community presentation will be April 1
- Cashmere project comes before Town Board next week
- Cashmere project will be officially unveiled to Town Board April 21
- Catawba at Knox will be finished mid-2020
- Catawba Ave. has reopened downtown
- Catawba Lands Conservancy expands Forney Creek Trail
- Catawba reopened downtown after a gas leak
- Catawba reopens after gas leak downtown
- Catawba Riverkeeper: LKN water quality is ‘excellent’
- Catch ‘em while you can, but you must release them, too
- Catch a cosmic light show
- Catch a shooting star Wednesday, Thursday
- Catch Bassmaster College Classic Bracket coverage live: UNCC team competes
- Catch the Christmas spirit at the Cain Center
- CATS ‘microtransit’ starts tomorrow
- CATS Announces Microtransit Public Meetings
- CATS app: Meetings on new on-demand service start soon
- CATS board approves transit plan with rail service to LKN, ‘better buses’
- CATS debuts new microtransit service
- CATS has a new bus from Uptown to North Meck
- CATS Hosting Virtual Community Meeting February 4th at 5:30pm for New Hambright Park and Ride
- CATS Hosting Virtual Community Meeting February 4th at 5:30pm for New Hambright Park and Ride
- CATS Micro free this week; Village Rider ends
- CATS on-demand pilot program coming to N. Meck
- CATS to Begin Using I-77 Express Monday
- CATS virtual meeting at 5:30 regarding local transit improvements
- CATS will host public meetings for Red Line to Charlotte
- CATS, on holiday schedule, will run to Ramsey Creek Park all weekend
- Caution: NC ranks 9th nationally for burglaries during holiday season
- CDBG: Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and Notice of Intent to Request Release of Funds
- CDBG: Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and Notice of Intent to Request Release of Funds
- CDC initiative connects landlords, tenants
- Celebrate 40 years of National Night Out with the Cornelius Police
- Celebrate Black History Month in style on Feb. 29
- Celebrate Black History Month with us!
- Celebrate Burns Night at Rural Hill
- Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
- Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
- Celebrate Earth Day at Earth Jam on Saturday
- Celebrate Earth Day Saturday at Davidson Farmers Market
- Celebrate poet Robert Burns’ birthday at Rural Hill
- Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Smithville annexation on Saturday
- Celebrate the new year at Rural Hill’s First Footin’
- Celebrate the summer solstice with a dinner that supports pediatric cancer services
- Celebrate young musicians Feb. 2
- Celebrate your doctor today
- Celebrate your Irishness around Lake Norman this weekend
- Celebrate: Happy Meck Dec Day
- Celebrating Black History Month with County Park and Rec
- Celebrating Dad
- Celebrating July 4: We’ll be closed for the holiday
- Celebrating the 4th, and more
- Celebration of community planned
- Celebration of Life for David Jay Auger is June 1
- Celebration of Life Saturday for Laird Ramirez, 17
- Celebration Saturday was a spectacular conclusion for Black History Month
- Celebrity bartenders mix it up for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Celebrity bartenders mix it up for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Celebrity bartenders mix it up for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Cell phone executive says proposed tower is too tall
- Cell phone towers to be installed along Jetton Road
- Cell tower could be 199 feet tall
- Cell tower hearing is Monday
- Cell tower still an issue
- Cell tower vote: How will it go?
- Census fallout: Some voters may be paired with Iredell in proposed NC Senate map
- Central Piedmont classes start Monday
- Central Piedmont Community College – Merancas Campus
- Central Piedmont holds commencement ceremonies May 9
- Central Piedmont offering new, 2-year AI program
- Central Piedmont to offer teacher certificates
- CEO of Allen Tate speaks at Chamber March 10
- Ceramic programs
- Ceremony continues at ‘Never Forget’ 9-11 monument
- Chabad Lake Norman Chanukah Events 2024
- Chabad of Lake Norman announces High Holiday services, observances
- Chabad of Lake Norman opens on Bethel Church Road, opposite future building site
- Challenging questions during Q&A with Sen. Thom Tillis
- Chamber ‘lunch and learn’ on hiring adults with special needs is Tuesday
- Chamber Accepting Applications for Leadership Lake Norman
- Chamber candidate forum Oct. 12 at Town Hall
- Chamber Gala Jan. 17
- Chamber healthcare summit Feb. 21
- Chamber recognizes volunteers with awards
- Chamber to hold N. Meck candidate forums and a ‘meet and greet’
- Chamber’s annual celebration is July 15
- Change in expansion plans for Lake Norman Hyundai
- Changes in complex land use plan sent back to Planning Board
- Changes in location, date for Saturday’s lake safety events
- Changes to Plastics Recycling
- Char-Meck Storm Water Services Urges Caution for Potentially Toxic Blue Algae in Area Ponds
- Charity remembrance event planned Oct. 16 for 13 service members killed in Afghanistan withdrawal
- Charles Columbus Erwin
- Charlotte Ballet comes to the Cain Center for the Arts
- Charlotte City Councilwoman indicted
- Charlotte Dragon Boat Festival returns to Cornelius Oct. 8
- Charlotte finalizes purchase of O-Line from Norfolk Southern
- Charlotte getting new police chief after RNC
- Charlotte Hornets Foundation award its hunger grant
- Charlotte Independence registration open for fall
- Charlotte marathon goes virtual in November
- Charlotte Mecklenburg Library has tutoring help online
- Charlotte Pride Festival is back
- Charlotte region Habitat for Humanity honors Willie Jones with Lifetime Achievement Award
- Charlotte region has the right stuff to help you keep your resolutions
- Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization Seeks Public Input
- Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization seeks public input
- Charlotte Restaurant Week returns Jan. 20-29
- Charlotte Symphony comes to McGuire Nuclear Station Friday
- Charlotte Symphony gala features Rhiannon Giddens
- Charlotte Symphony performs Sunday at Cain
- Charlotte Symphony returns to Lake Norman
- Charlotte Symphony returns to LKN two nights in June
- Charlotte Symphony to perform free in LKN this summer
- Charlotte Water not associated with ‘free community’ water test offer
- Charlotte Water responds to wastewater spill on Peninsula Club
- Charlotte Water Sewer Rehabilitation Work
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Seeks Public Input – See Survey Link
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services hosts ‘Creek Week’
- Charter schools would be learning experience for everyone
- Chase began in front of Cornelius Police headquarters
- Chase one of three new bank branches coming to W. Catawba
- Chase opens Cornelius branch today
- Chase takes a step forward in Cornelius
- Chasing Cornelius bucks
- Check out Hello Huntersville and have some fun
- Check out the fun at STEAMfest tomorrow at Davidson Farmers Market
- Check out the good times coming this week
- Check out these books
- Check Out This Rental From ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Star Kate Walsh, STAT!
- Check Out This Rental From ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Star Kate Walsh, STAT!
- Checklist: Everybody You Need to Notify When You're Moving
- Cheers to The Hideaway LKN, new to the local bar scene
- Chemical agents: Violent protests force the issue
- Chic Holiday DIY: Fragrant Herb Chandelier and Custom Treat Bags
- Chick-fil-A opens tomorrow
- Chick-fil-A opens with ‘thousands’ on first day
- Chicken guards Davidson Police parking lot
- Chicks with Sticks May 25
- Chief Barry Graham to Retire After More Than 30 Years of Service
- Chief Baucom speaking at Newsmakers Breakfast March 21
- Chief Black will retire at year-end, Major Baucom to replace him
- Chief Dunn to retire in Davidson
- Chief Dunn: Hate Has No Place in Davidson
- Chief Dunn: Hate Has No Place in Davidson
- Chief Guerry Barbee at Newsmakers Breakfast June 14
- Chief outlines use of force, chemical agents, choke holds
- Child Development Center plays role in people coming together
- Child-care hotline 1-888-600-1685
- Children now make up more than a quarter of new COVID cases
- Chloride-based de-icers have a chilling effect on vegetation
- Choir of Clare College will perform at Davidson UMC
- Choosing the Best Listing Agent for You
- Choplin’s lands nationwide award from Chase
- Choplin’s will expand into downtown Huntersville
- Chris Rock’s Beautiful Brooklyn Carriage House Is For Sale
- Chris Rock’s Beautiful Brooklyn Carriage House Is For Sale
- Christmas ‘miracle’ in Smithville
- Christmas concert Dec. 7 benefits Warrior Jace Foundation
- Christmas Concert this Saturday at Mt. Zion UMC
- Christmas Day weather outlook
- Christmas in Davidson continues tonight and tomorrow, N. Meck Holiday Parade is Saturday
- Christmas in Davidson drew crowd of 50,000, town leaders estimate
- Christmas in Davidson update
- Christmas in Davidson, holiday parade will be first weekend in December
- Christmas in Davidson, holiday parade applications are open
- Christmas in Davidson, holiday parade are right around the corner
- Christmas in July ticket sales for The Charlotte Symphony’s holiday concerts
- Christmas Market this Saturday
- Christmas Parade on hold for now
- Christmas Tree Pick-Up
- Christmas, Hanukkah services?
- Christopher O. Barnes
- Christopher Palmiter, stepfather of Madalina, guilty of failure to report missing child
- Christopher Williams makes Dean’s List at Duke
- Christy Clark files to run for H’ville mayor, it’s now a 3-way race; 17 running for Town Board
- Christy Clark vows to run a fourth time
- Church news
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launches LKN Young Single Adult congregation
- Church seeks zoning amendment in Davidson
- Churches may reopen: Some will, some won’t
- Cinco de Mayo is here to celebrate
- Circle K coming to West Catawba and Nantz Road
- Cities in the Carolinas among best for recent grads
- Citizen-driven exhibit opens with a reception at Truliant
- Citizens rallied for law enforcement at Police Station
- Citizens, businesses can assist Fire Dept.
- City Living Costs Families Up to $9,000 More a Year Than Suburban
- City Living Costs Families Up to $9,000 More a Year Than Suburban
- Clark Wins Huntersville Mayoral Race
- Clark, Marcus will take office in January
- Classica building 22 homes in $500K range
- Classica building 22 homes in $500K range
- Classica building 22 homes in $500K range
- Claude McConnell passes away at 95
- Clay workshop for Valentine’s Day gifting
- Clean-up after brisk storm Thursday night
- Clearing for roundabout, apartments takes toll on landscape at Cornelius/Davidson border
- Climate Action Plan begins in Davidson
- Clinical trial begins for ‘promising’ COVID-19 drug
- Closed May 31, 2021 for Memorial Day
- Closing for Memorial Day
- Closing for Memorial Day
- Closing Friday, Monday for Memorial Day
- Closure of ‘non-essential’ businesses
- Closure plans detail ‘historic’ cleanup of coal ash at Marshall
- Clothing-wise I am not wise about what I wear
- CLT Host 2020 issues statement
- CLT mask mandate to return; Cornelius will wait 10 days
- CLT Water closing part of South Street in Davidson
- Club de Ville: Swank automotive facility proposed for Chartown
- CMS board of ed proposing $1.7 billion budget
- CMS adds virtual option for fragile kids K-2nd grade
- CMS announces new event guidelines
- CMS announces new school year with remote learning during RNC
- CMS approves emergency leave plan for non-exempt employees
- CMS board asks state to relax childcare licensing procedures in light of pandemic
- CMS board decides this afternoon on back-to-school
- CMS Board members at public forum Jan. 15
- CMS board members speak at Newsmakers Breakfast Jan. 15
- CMS Board sets special meeting to decide on mask requirements
- CMS board vote angers Cornelius leaders
- CMS board votes to require facemasks indoors, regardless of grade
- CMS buses out and about with food, WiFi
- CMS changes timeline for middle school return to classrooms
- CMS closed Monday. Ice-up tonight?
- CMS closing Tuesday due to after-effects of winter storm
- CMS District 1 board member may run for re-election in 2021 after all
- CMS early dismissal due to weather
- CMS funding dispute heading toward mediation
- CMS going remote Dec. 14-Jan. 19
- CMS graduation schedule
- CMS has phone help-line for Plan B Plus Remote
- CMS heading into summer
- CMS hiring bus drivers now
- CMS increases in-person instructional time for K-5 pupils
- CMS increases the number of graduation tickets to 4
- CMS middle school science teacher in Huntersville honored
- CMS officially renames high school for Julius Chambers
- CMS on 2-hour delay; watch for black ice tonight
- CMS raises bus driver pay $2 an hour; how to apply
- CMS releases plan for phased return to athletic workouts
- CMS revises schedule for high school graduations
- CMS scraps Plan B + Remote in favor of full remote learning, starting Aug. 17
- CMS seeks input on 21-22 budget
- CMS superintendent to recommend Plan A next week for middle, high schools
- CMS update: Aiming for around May 15 for back to school
- CMS updates attendance at sporting events
- CMS will announce work-out scheds within the week
- CMS will vote to drop Cornelius from Municipal Concerns Act
- CMS, NC public schools closed for remainder of the year
- CMS: Full remote until at least Feb. 12
- CMS: More support for students, parents
- Coach Healy speaking June 20 at Chamber
- Coach Popp will speak at Mooresville Chamber
- Coach Walsh is 2024 Novant Health-GoHealth Urgent Care Coach of the Year
- CoCo’s Cuisine to donate to Big Day at the Lake
- Cocoa With Santa Dec. 6
- Coffee Chat April 4
- Coffee Chat Dec. 5 features 3 mayors
- Coffee Chat Feb. 7
- Coffee Chat March 7
- Coffee Chat May 2 online and in person
- Coffee Chat on parks bond Oct. 7
- Coffee Chat on public safety Oct. 17
- Coffee Chat topics include parks and recreation, public health and transportation
- Coffee Chat via Zoom is Monday
- Coffee Chat via Zoom Oct. 5
- Coffee Chat with Mayor April 6 on COVID-19
- Cold rain or freezing rain?
- Cold snap continues
- College bass tournament coming to Cornelius
- College bound? How to find the right ‘fit’ is topic of virtual workshop Feb. 5
- Colonial Pipeline Gas Leak Update
- Colonial spill: Estimate doubled from Jan. 6
- Colorado lawsuit names local investment advisors
- Colorado securities fraud case touches Cornelius investors
- Combating Fentanyl epidemic through awareness
- Come hungry: Bethel BBQ is Sept. 28
- Come one and all to Mt. Zion UMC Christmas worship
- Coming next week: Irvin Law Group and Friends at the Cain Center
- Coming soon: A roadside sign near you
- Comments on the Town budget? Here’s how to make them
- Commercial development faces challenges in new era
- Commercial development faces challenges in slow-growth era
- Commissioner Bales to announce candidacy for mayor of Huntersville
- Commissioner calls for more local authority for some transportation issues
- Commissioner Denis Bilodeau will run for mayor of Cornelius
- Commissioner explains position on vaccine mandates
- Commissioner plans to introduce ‘Wilson’ at Monday’s Town Board meeting
- Commissioner’s conduct will likely come up at Monday Town Board meeting
- Commissioners battle over raises, procedure
- Commissioners Receive Update on New Town Hall at August 15 Board Meeting
- Committee opening: Storm Water Advisory Committee
- Community bike ride May 11
- Community Conversation Thursday online: ‘A Quest for Equity’
- Community Cupboard will help those in need
- Community discussion on corporate landlords
- Community discussion on Zoom: ‘Shaping Education: Decisions & Impact’
- Community Garden party
- Community invited to 9/11 Remembrance Vigil
- Community invited to celebrate April is for Arts in Davidson
- Community market coming to Davidson
- Community Mask Distribution Event October 1st from 1 to 4 p.m. at Huntersville Recreation Center
- Community meeting Feb. 27 for business park on Bailey Road
- Community meeting for ‘Flex Park’ Feb. 19 at Town Hall
- Community meeting for new development project is June 26
- Community meeting July 22 for new residential project
- Community meeting on aspects of hunting and safe around Lake Davidson
- Community meeting on Downtown Master Plan is March 26
- Community meeting on mixed-use project is Wednesday
- Community meeting on proposed lakefront event venue April 15
- Community Meeting on Wednesday the Davidson Carwash – Master Plan
- Community meeting set for new commercial project on W. Catawba
- Community meeting Thursday on Bailey Road project
- Community meeting Wednesday for academy proposed on W. Catawba
- Community meeting Wednesday on new Alexander Farm plan
- Community members invited to Jack Burney Award ceremony
- Community Read starts with a book the NY Times calls an ‘absolute page-turner’
- Community School of Davidson celebrates new playground with a ribbon cutting
- Community School of Davidson graduates 124
- Community Service Day at Hugh Torance House on Saturday
- Community Thanksgiving service is Nov. 24
- Community Thanksgiving service is this Sunday
- Community Thanksgiving service will be Nov. 19
- Community Update Meeting on Colonial Pipeline Leak – Thursday (8/27) at 5:30 p.m.
- Community-wide Thanksgiving service Nov. 20
- Commuter rail to Lake Norman won’t happen overnight
- Complete survey on how Cornelius should spend ARPA funds
- Comprehensive Bicycle Plan Steering Committee
- Comprehensive housing plan approved by Town Board
- Comprehensive Plan Update
- Computer models say snow, but most likely no accumulation
- Con: 4-year-terms
- Concealed carry OK at Town Hall
- Concerned about mental health during the pandemic? ‘Town Hall’ set for Dec. 17
- Concerns raised about Medic’s proposed response changes
- Concert, discussion Feb. 25 provide perspective on gun violence
- Concerts in Davidson: Here’s the 2025 line-up
- Concord Downtown annual party is Aug. 2
- Concord Mills theater shooting
- Concord’s city manager tests positive for COVID-19
- Conditional zoning procedural changes will streamline the process
- Cone with a Cop in Davidson June 15
- Confederate flag controversy at school
- Confederate monuments will be topic of UiC large group meeting this month
- Confederate Soldier monument defaced again
- Confessions of a Serial Refinancer
- Confessions of a Serial Refinancer
- Congratulations Bailey Band
- Congressional Maps Stand: US Supreme Court
- Connect with Cornelius Nov. 1
- Connect with Cornelius Oct. 21 via Zoom
- Connect with Cornelius virtually on Monday, Oct. 4
- Connecting Cornelius is May 3
- Connecting Cornelius: Coffee Chat will be in-person Aug. 1
- Construction ahead: Where road work begins in 2022
- Construction at Alexander Farm likely begins in April
- Construction on 23,000 sq. ft. school begins in October
- Construction on Jetton Road Ext. begins next month
- Construction on Northcross extension to begin later this year
- Construction side on W. Catawba back on track, with C-store, daycare coming
- Construction site on W. Catawba back on track, with C-store, daycare coming
- Continuum CEO David Auger passes away
- Continuum unplugs in-person payments
- Continuum will go all digital in 2021
- Contract for twin roundabouts OK’d
- Controlled burn at Latta
- Controlled burn at Latta
- Controlled burn to be set at Latta Nature Preserve today
- Controlled burn today at Cowans Ford Nature Preserve
- Controlled burn today at Latta
- Controversial business park on Bailey Road is withdrawn
- Controversial cell phone tower plan includes 1 additional carrier
- Controversial cell tower erected overlooking Jetton
- Convenience store coming to W. Catawba at Nantz
- Convenience store, day care plans include extending Nantz Road
- Cook Out is hiring
- Cook Out is open on W. Catawba
- CookHouse closing this weekend
- Cool avian adventure at 11 am each day
- Cool fall weather on Thanksgiving, tree-lighting Saturday
- Cool Fish will be featured on America’s Best Restaurants
- Cool news: Jazz Festival returns May 21
- Cool off: Chimney Rock State Park reopens today
- Cool story: Free community refrigerator is an Eagle Scout project
- Cooler temps return this weekend, but 80 come Wednesday
- Coolest lake photos from VLN contest
- Cooper announces run for U.S. Senate
- Cooper declares May Asian American-Pacific Islander Heritage Month
- Cooper eases many restrictions on Friday, mask guidance still in place
- Cooper extends ‘Safer at Home’ 5 weeks
- Cooper lifts many COVID-19 restrictions, including masks in most settings
- Cooper says large venues may open at 7% capacity
- Cooper says progress being made in COVID-19 fight
- Cooper will lift most COVID-19 restrictions by June 1
- Cooper, state officials urge return to in-person learning
- Cornelius 911 not affected by intermittent outages at CMPD
- Cornelius Animal Shelter adjusts to pandemic
- Cornelius Animal Shelter open again for pet adoptions
- Cornelius Animal Shelter will get a garage, thanks to donations
- Cornelius artist among 6 to earn grants that celebrate commitment to community
- Cornelius artist lands ASC commission in Mint Hill
- Cornelius attempts to preserve history, accommodate development
- Cornelius attorney John Hanzel indicted
- Cornelius attorney pleads guilty to tax fraud
- Cornelius author, consultant hops into craft beer
- Cornelius average list price: $565,645
- Cornelius begins search for Public Safety Director
- Cornelius board approves Cashmere project
- Cornelius brewer offers internship focusing on diversity
- Cornelius Business Park introduced at community meeting
- Cornelius Commerce Center faces tough review
- Cornelius contestant will be on ‘Great American Baking Show’
- Cornelius couple brings bakery and coffee shop home
- Cornelius couple envisions new life for Cedar Grove mansion
- Cornelius couple’s new book keeps a sweet family Christmas tradition alive
- Cornelius declares state of emergency ahead of Florence
- Cornelius designer lands top Dacor award
- Cornelius developer plans huge mixed-use project in Iredell
- Cornelius dilemma: Growth brings conflicting opinions
- Cornelius Drafthouse will close after almost 10 years
- Cornelius Early Scholars completes first year with ambitious goal for next year
- Cornelius Early Scholars Open House Aug. 30
- Cornelius Early Scholars preschool raised $100K in advance of opening
- Cornelius Early Scholars wraps up biggest year as 11 graduate
- Cornelius Elementary Robotics Team lands trophy
- Cornelius Elementary School 2019-2020 Q1 Honor Roll
- Cornelius Elementary’s Robotics Team goes to state championships Jan. 21-22
- Cornelius family completes unique voyage
- Cornelius family property on the market for $22 million
- Cornelius father-son duo will launch brewery
- Cornelius Fire Dept. announces 9-11 ceremony
- Cornelius foundation announces $250,000 in grants
- Cornelius foundation provides $250K for new spay/neuter clinic
- Cornelius fraudster Rich Davis checks into prison in Alabama
- Cornelius gets AAA outstanding bond rating
- Cornelius girl receives DAR essay award
- Cornelius H2O: pH is A-OK
- Cornelius has 2 state senators starting in 2023
- Cornelius has a new deputy fire chief
- Cornelius home and property sales
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- Cornelius home and property sales: Who bought what, where
- Cornelius Home Grown Art Exhibit
- Cornelius home sale prices down slightly from a year ago
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- Cornelius home sales: Who bought what
- Cornelius Housing Study Committee holds inaugural meeting
- Cornelius hunkers down
- Cornelius in the NC Senate: One town, two senators
- Cornelius is a top polling place; much shorter wait Friday for Early Voting
- Cornelius Jazz Festival is back
- Cornelius Jazz Festival is Saturday at Smithville Park!
- Cornelius Jazz Festival today at Smithville Park!
- Cornelius lands Bassmaster Open Sept. 23-25
- Cornelius leaders seek input on new master plan
- Cornelius leads in first day of Early Voting tallies county-wide
- Cornelius Library branch tests Phase 2 opening
- Cornelius local election roundup
- Cornelius man arrested on child exploitation charges
- Cornelius may rejoin LKN transportation alliance
- Cornelius mayor has the coronavirus, but is ‘doing well’
- Cornelius moves National Night Out to October
- Cornelius natives will play in Carolina Ascent FC opener Saturday at Memorial Stadium
- Cornelius pastor’s new novel for teens due out in May
- Cornelius PD honors employee
- Cornelius PD registering for National Night Out sponsors and vendors
- Cornelius Planning Board will address Caroline, OMB next week
- Cornelius Police asking for feedback
- Cornelius Police collecting disaster supplies
- Cornelius Police Department Bulletin from 05/23/2018 to 05/29/2018
- Cornelius Police Department Bulletin from 05/23/2018 to 05/29/2018
- Cornelius Police Department Bulletin from 05/23/2018 to 05/29/2018
- Cornelius Police Dept. getting 5 new F-150s
- Cornelius Police expected to discuss milestone in mystery of missing girl
- Cornelius Police getting 5 new Ford F-150s
- Cornelius Police getting new vehicles
- Cornelius Police invite comments for CALEA review
- Cornelius Police launch 2020 Adopt-A-Family for the Holidays program
- Cornelius police officer arrested by CMPD
- Cornelius Police officer OK after crash on I-77
- Cornelius Police officer passes away
- Cornelius Police searching for assault with a weapon suspects
- Cornelius Police suspend fingerprinting service
- Cornelius Police to host Operation Medicine Drop
- Cornelius QuikTrip: At a crossroads
- Cornelius resident arrested in Iredell case
- Cornelius resident buying Statesville radio station
- Cornelius resident has big plans for local radio
- Cornelius resident is new president emeritus of BRS
- Cornelius resident is proposing a business complex off Statesville Road
- Cornelius resident joining Stein’s transition team
- Cornelius resident Mary Elizabeth McEwen gives people a voice when they don’t have one
- Cornelius resident organizing 4th Annual Carolina Jubilee
- Cornelius resident receives award from attorney general
- Cornelius resident running for CMS board
- Cornelius resident will run for NC Treasurer
- Cornelius resident will take the reins of national association in 3 years
- Cornelius residents to vote on more borrowing this fall
- Cornelius Sample Ballot; Early Voting update
- Cornelius sets legislative goals, including local sales tax
- Cornelius Stein Mart among those that will close
- Cornelius summer camp registration opens March 1
- Cornelius Today and Business Today closed for Columbus Day
- Cornelius Today closed Christmas Eve, Christmas
- Cornelius Today has a new owner
- Cornelius Today holiday schedule
- Cornelius Today photo contest open til Sept. 15
- Cornelius Today/Business Today closed Thursday, Friday
- Cornelius Today/Business Today holiday schedule
- Cornelius Town Board formalizes Medic concerns
- Cornelius Town Board to Consider Rezoning Applications Tonight
- Cornelius Town budget may be released later than usual
- Cornelius town employees off Friday for holiday
- Cornelius Town Hall No. 1 in the polls
- Cornelius Vanderbilt: Absent for now
- Cornelius Veterans Day observation outdoors Nov. 11
- Cornelius votes 4-1 to establish educational study commission
- Cornelius votes to rejoin regional transportation commission
- Cornelius voting guide
- Cornelius will be going in circles, 7 of them
- Cornelius will choose firm that will do Downtown Master Plan
- Cornelius will test ‘social district’ allowing alcohol consumption outdoors on Catawba
- Cornelius women’s tennis team finishes second in national championships
- Cornelius Y getting $2 million renovation
- Cornelius Youth Orchestra Christmas Showcase is Dec. 1
- Cornelius Youth Orchestra launches program for elementary-aged students
- Cornelius Youth Orchestra registration open now
- Cornelius Youth Orchestra, for both students and leaders, a labor of love
- Cornelius Youth Orchestras launches new program for the fall
- Cornelius Youth Orchestras present Instrument Discovery Day
- Cornelius Youth performs tonight in free concert
- Cornelius-based Champion Tire & Wheel deploying automated truck for NASCAR
- Cornelius-based non-profit gets $3 million in ARPA funding
- Cornelius-Davidson Youth Basketball League is back
- Cornelius, Davidson churches partner in Habitat build
- Cornelius, meet Caroline. Caroline, meet Cornelius. Hearing is Monday
- Cornelius: The $7 billion town (yes, it’s budget time)
- Cornelius’ Community Thanksgiving service canceled this year
- Coronavirus cases growing quickly
- Coronavirus cases increase county-wide, state-wide
- Coronavirus deaths climb, but hospitalizations fall from last week’s peak
- Coronavirus hospitalizations hit new high; NC vs. Sweden, Czechia
- Coronavirus reported in Wake
- Coronavirus trends: NCDHHS data show some are in the right direction
- Corpus Christi Named the Best City to be a Kid
- Corpus Christi Named the Best City to be a Kid
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- Costly food trailer stolen from Bruster’s
- Could Cornelius Elementary get a new building?
- Could Gov. Cooper be Harris’ pick for VP?
- Could Phase 3 begin Friday at 5 pm?
- Could speeds come down on Bethel Church?
- Could we get more snow?
- Could we get more snow? Flurries, maybe.
- Could You Live ‘Tiny’? See How a Seattle Couple Found Room for Their Dreams
- Could You Live Off the Grid?
- Counseling and wellness center grand opening is March 14
- Counting chickens
- Counting on the Census: One new seat in Congress for NC
- Counting trees
- Country Girl Miley Cyrus Buys $5.8M Tennessee Mansion
- Country Girl Miley Cyrus Buys $5.8M Tennessee Mansion
- Country music star Rockie Lynn will perform at Veterans Day observance
- County assessor re-reviewing assessments; how to appeal
- County budget provides $1 million for Cain Center
- County expands what can be recycled to ease load at landfills
- County health director ‘incredibly concerned,’ but hospitals not overwhelmed
- County health director: ‘Get vaccinated, wear a mask’
- County health officials in near-daily contact with Autumn Care of Cornelius
- County identifies 2 possible temporary locations to re-site historic tenant house
- County leaders signal a 1-cent tax rate increase
- County lifts swimming ban behind Paradise Cove Ct.
- County lines up with NC stay-at-home order
- County moves to highest COVID alert, while NC, Cornelius plan to rescind state of emergency
- County offices, including Northern Regional Rec Center, announce holiday closings
- County parks, boat ramps open, some businesses; advice from the Mayor
- County plans 114-acre park in North Meck
- County plans another controlled burn this afternoon
- County Property Tax Resource Fair is Saturday; Monday is last day to file informal appeal
- County Reminds Vaccinations Before School Starts
- County Requests Public Input for Community Development Block Grant Program
- County still offering free box fans to seniors and disabled adults
- County tax assessor will update town boards in November, December
- County tax hike could average $20-$25 hit for Cornelius property owners
- County to conduct controlled burn nearby this afternoon
- County to conduct controlled burn today at nature preserve
- County-wide Early Voting for 2023 municipal elections starts tomorrow
- County-wide Early Voting starts today
- Countywide Stay at Home Order Issued: Effective March 26 to April 16
- Court reservations are now open to the public
- Covekeepers meet May 23 in Denver
- Covekeepers meet Oct. 24
- Covekeepers meeting Sept. 27
- Covekeepers outing March 28
- COVID by the numbers: Cases, hospitalizations up; positive test rate down
- COVID cases, deaths still climbing
- COVID casts shadow over Punxsutawney Phil, Mardi Gras parade
- COVID curfew ends Friday, bars will reopen
- COVID death toll hits 16 in Meck County
- COVID Home Tests
- COVID hospitalizations below 1,500 statewide, lowest in nearly 3 months
- COVID hospitalizations continue leveling trend
- COVID hospitalizations fall by half in two weeks
- COVID hospitalizations statewide below 1,500
- COVID hospitalizations under 1,000 for the first time in 8 months
- COVID hospitalizations under 3,000 since Sept. 30; deeper look at Huntersville
- COVID positive test rate creeps up statewide, but Mecklenburg holds at 6%
- COVID positivity rate at 17.3% statewide; 9,377 new cases
- COVID Q&A with Dr. Mike Miltich: It will get worse
- COVID restrictions ease at 5 pm; more than 784,000 North Carolinians have received both doses
- COVID update April 1
- COVID update April 6
- COVID update April 9: More than 2,500 new cases reported by NCDHHS
- COVID update Aug. 11: New case volume up 154%
- COVID update Aug. 13: New cases, hospitalizations increase
- COVID update Aug. 16: NC hospitalizations five times higher than mid-July
- COVID update Aug. 18: Face masks will be the rule in CLT
- COVID update Aug. 19: 7,020 new cases; 3,000+ hospitalized
- COVID update Aug. 20
- COVID update Aug. 24: Testing, cases, hospitalizations, deaths
- COVID update Aug. 3: 58% of NC adults fully vaccinated
- COVID update Aug. 4: Over 12% positive
- COVID update Dec. 1: More than 3,000 new cases
- COVID update Dec. 13
- COVID update Dec. 14: NC positivity rate over 9%
- COVID update Dec. 15: New cases above 3,750, but hospitalizations fall slightly
- COVID update Dec. 16
- COVID update Dec. 17
- COVID update Dec. 2: NCDHHS reports 3,780 new cases
- COVID update Dec. 20: Positivity rate over 9%
- COVID update Dec. 21: Positivity rate over 10% statewide
- COVID update Dec. 6
- COVID update Feb. 1: Hospitalizations down a third day
- COVID update Feb. 10: Hospitalizations fall 19% in a week
- COVID update Feb. 11: Hospitalizations continue falling
- COVID update Feb. 14: Hospitalizations fall 13% over the weekend
- COVID update Feb. 15: New cases down by 90% in a month
- COVID update Feb. 17: Governor says it’s time to take focus off masking
- COVID update Feb. 18
- COVID update Feb. 25: Positive testing statewide under 8%
- COVID update Feb. 28: Fewer than 1,000 new cases today
- COVID update Feb.25
- COVID update Jan. 10: NC positivity rate above 30% since Jan 5
- COVID update Jan. 11: Nearly 4,000 hospitalized statewide
- COVID update Jan. 13: Hospitalizations remain over 4,000
- COVID update Jan. 14: Hospitalizations remain over 4,000
- COVID update Jan. 19
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- COVID update Jan. 24
- COVID update Jan. 26: Hospitalizations at a record level
- COVID update Jan. 26: Hospitalizations, at a record level, nearing 6,000
- COVID update Jan. 27
- COVID update Jan. 28: Hospitalizations fall
- COVID update Jan. 6: NC Hospitalizations up 45.8% in a week
- COVID update Jan. 7: New cases, hospitalizations, deaths
- COVID update July 29: New cases climbing fast, no new mask mandate
- COVID update March 10: Not quite an endemic, but Mayo doc says we’re close
- COVID update March 15: Hospitalizations continue to fall
- COVID update March 16
- COVID update March 18: Statewide positivity rate 3.9%
- COVID update March 2: One new COVID death in 28031
- COVID update March 21
- COVID update March 22
- COVID update March 23
- COVID update March 26; some restrictions expire at 5 pm
- COVID update March 4
- COVID update March 9
- COVID update May 4
- COVID update Nov. 10
- COVID update Nov. 12
- COVID update Nov. 15: Positivity rate up; new cases, hospitalizations down
- COVID update Nov. 16: Statewide positive test rate at 7.8%
- COVID update Nov. 17: Statewide positivity rate at 6.1%, Mecklenburg at 5.5%
- COVID update Nov. 18: Statewide positivity rate falls, Mecklenburg holds at 5.5% average
- COVID update Nov. 2: 10th day of fewer hospitalizations
- COVID update Nov. 22
- COVID update Nov. 23: Meck positivity rate 6.1%
- COVID update Nov. 24: Meck positivity rate 6%
- COVID update Nov. 3: Positivity rate improves
- COVID update Nov. 4
- COVID update Nov. 5: Positivity rate 4%
- COVID update Nov. 9
- COVID update Oct. 12
- COVID update Oct. 13
- COVID update Oct. 14: Is the Delta surge over?
- COVID update Oct. 15: Hospitalizations down 45% from Oct. 1
- COVID update Oct. 22: NC positivity rate under 5%
- COVID update Oct. 27
- COVID update Oct. 4
- COVID update Oct. 5
- Covid update Oct. 6
- COVID update Oct. 7: Sixth day hospitalizations under 3,000
- COVID update Oct. 8: Hospitalizations fall but 2 new deaths in Huntersville
- COVID update Sept. 23: A new death in Davidson, first since Feb. 12
- COVID update Sept. 24: Positivity rate drops below 10% statewide; 2 new deaths in Huntersville
- COVID update Sept. 28
- COVID update Sept. 30: 1 new death in Huntersville
- COVID Update: 2 new deaths in Cornelius, Davidson
- COVID update: 3,720 new cases statewide
- COVID update: 4,889 new cases statewide
- COVID update: Aug. 17
- COVID update: Cases continue to rise; a look at one year ago today
- COVID update: For a second day, NCDHHS reports fewer than 2,000 hospitalized statewide
- COVID update: Hospitalizations below 2,000 for a 3rd day; testing at 6.5%; 2 new deaths in Huntersville
- COVID update: Hospitalizations continue falling
- COVID update: Hospitalizations down 17% in a week
- COVID update: Hospitalizations down again; new death in 28078
- COVID update: Hospitalizations down for second reporting day
- COVID update: Hospitalizations down; 1 new COVID-related death in Cornelius
- COVID update: Hospitalizations drop again
- COVID update: Hospitalizations fall again; 1 new death in Cornelius
- COVID update: Hospitalizations fall for 8th straight day
- COVID update: Hospitalizations fall statewide, but 3 new deaths in Huntersville
- COVID update: Hospitalizations now below 2,000 statewide
- COVID update: Hospitalizations remain down statewide, but new cases up
- COVID update: Hospitalizations statewide at 1,493
- COVID update: Increase in cases, rates
- COVID update: Is new case volume bouncing along the bottom?
- COVID update: Lifting mask mandate a real possibility as positive testing trends down
- COVID update: March 17. Reporting goes weekly.
- COVID update: Mecklenburg positivity rate 5.6% over past 14 days
- COVID update: Moderna forecasts need for booster shots
- COVID update: More than 1,000 hospitalized in NC, 10.4% testing positive
- COVID update: More than 18,000 new cases in one day
- COVID update: More than 2,600 new cases statewide
- COVID update: More than 3,000 hospitalized in NC
- COVID update: Much lower case volume and hospitalizations, but 2 more deaths in Huntersville
- COVID update: NC hospitalizations down 11.68% in one week
- COVID update: NC hospitalizations remain over 3,000
- COVID update: NC hospitalizations top 4,000 mark
- COVID update: NC positivity rate 8.3%; Mecklenburg 6.4%
- COVID update: NC positivity rate at 9.1%
- COVID update: NC, Meck positivity rates up again
- COVID update: New cases fall to 528 in today’s NCDHHS report
- COVID update: New cases surpass 4,000
- COVID update: New cases, hospitalizations bump up
- COVID update: New cases, hospitalizations fall
- COVID update: New cases, hospitalizations fall
- COVID update: New cases, hospitalizations fall again
- COVID update: Positive tests under 10% statewide
- COVID update: Positivity rate at 9%, hospitalizations down 20% from Sept. 1
- COVID update: Return to classrooms still up in the air
- COVID vaccines will soon be available
- COVID warning flag: Watch those Super Bowl parties
- COVID-19 ‘fatigue’ contributing to spike in cases
- COVID-19 and restrooms: 11 things you better know
- COVID-19 and schools: Will differences in wealth increase the gap?
- COVID-19 cases appear to have doubled in Cornelius
- COVID-19 cases climb 2,160 statewide
- COVID-19 cases increasing, but at slower rate than last week
- Covid-19 cases jump county-wide, 1-3 in Cornelius
- COVID-19 cases level off after spike last week
- COVID-19 cases pass 100K milestone, but hospitalizations fall again
- COVID-19 cases reach milestones in NC
- COVID-19 cases still rise, statewide, county-wide
- COVID-19 cases still rising state-wide, county-wide, but rate slows
- COVID-19 cases, deaths still climbing statewide
- COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations rise statewide
- COVID-19 continues to worsen but outbreaks over at 2 nursing homes
- COVID-19 data encouraging one day before Phase 2 begins
- COVID-19 data settles down somewhat after Sunday’s increases
- COVID-19 deaths drop from yesterday’s high; 1 new death in Cornelius
- COVID-19 deaths increase by just one in Mecklenburg
- Covid-19 fall-out will affect town budget
- COVID-19 FAQ
- COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
- COVID-19 hospitalization leveling off
- COVID-19 hospitalizations break through 1,000 mark; 2,039 new cases
- COVID-19 hospitalizations climb again; NCDHHS reports 82 deaths
- COVID-19 hospitalizations down 45% from a month ago
- COVID-19 hospitalizations drop
- COVID-19 hospitalizations exceed 2,000 for first time
- COVID-19 hospitalizations hit new high
- COVID-19 hospitalizations in NC double over 2 months
- COVID-19 hospitalizations increase again; governor’s press conference at 3 pm
- COVID-19 hospitalizations jump again
- COVID-19 hospitalizations remain over 1,000
- COVID-19 hospitalizations still at 2-month low
- COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths increase again, but rate of case increase is down
- COVID-19 NC stats 2 pm April 1
- COVID-19 new case volume fell in today’s NCDHHS report
- COVID-19 new cases exceed 140,000, but rate of increase is less
- COVID-19 numbers up, gown supply depleted
- COVID-19 outbreak at Autumn Care under control
- COVID-19 outbreaks at AutumnCare, 6 other care facilities
- COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine booster clinics to be held in Davidson
- COVID-19 positive testing at 7.1% in NC; 4.3% in Mecklenburg
- COVID-19 screening under way at Smithville Park
- COVID-19 state, local update Aug. 31
- COVID-19 takes 10 lives at Autumn Care in Cornelius
- COVID-19 trajectory is still up, but is it slowing down?
- COVID-19 trends Feb. 8
- COVID-19 update April 12
- COVID-19 update April 13; median of past 7 days 2.8% ahead of past 31 days
- COVID-19 update April 14
- COVID-19 update April 15: New cases 2.6% ahead
- COVID-19 update April 19: Cases volume increases, 1 new death in Cornelius
- COVID-19 update April 20
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- COVID-19 update Aug. 10: Positivity rate 14%
- COVID-19 update Aug. 12
- COVID-19 update Aug. 2: Volume of new cases down from Thursday/Friday
- COVID-19 update Aug. 23
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- COVID-19 update Feb. 16: Will Mecklenburg drop mask mandate?
- COVID-19 update Feb. 17
- COVID-19 update Feb. 24
- COVID-19 update from Johns Hopkins
- COVID-19 update Jan. 18
- COVID-19 update Jan. 20
- COVID-19 update Jan. 25: Hospitalizations surpass 5,000 but new cases fall
- COVID-19 update July 1
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- COVID-19 update July 22; new cases up 52.3%
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- COVID-19 update June 4: Positive tests fall to 2.5%
- COVID-19 update June 7
- COVID-19 update June 8: Data continues to improve
- COVID-19 update June 9
- COVID-19 update March 31
- COVID-19 update May 10
- COVID-19 update May 11: Drop in new cases
- COVID-19 update May 12
- COVID-19 update May 13
- COVID-19 update May 14
- COVID-19 update May 17; new cases down 22.3%
- COVID-19 update May 18
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- COVID-19 update May 24: Hospitalizations 20% of January levels
- COVID-19 update May 25
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- COVID-19 update May 3
- COVID-19 update May 5
- COVID-19 update May 6
- COVID-19 update Monday; statewide numbers up 13.5% from Friday
- COVID-19 update Sept. 1
- COVID-19 update Sept. 10
- COVID-19 update Sept. 13: Another new death in Huntersville
- COVID-19 update Sept. 14
- COVID-19 update Sept. 15: Two new deaths in N. Meck
- COVID-19 update Sept. 16: New death in Huntersville
- COVID-19 update Sept. 17: Five coronavirus deaths in H’ville during the past week
- COVID-19 update Sept. 2
- COVID-19 update Sept. 20: Health director notes ages of decedents in 28078
- COVID-19 update Sept. 21
- COVID-19 update Sept. 22
- COVID-19 update Sept. 7
- COVID-19 update Sept. 8: No new deaths in N. Meck for more than a week
- COVID-19 update Sept. 9: More than 15,000 deaths statewide
- COVID-19 Update: Effective 5 p.m. today, State Moves to Phase 2.5 of Reopening
- COVID-19 update: June 24
- COVID-19 update: Lottery is one week away
- COVID-19 update: More than 4,000 new cases
- COVID-19 update: More than 8,000 new cases
- COVID-19 update: NC, Meck positivity rates reach 11%
- COVID-19 update: New case count remains above 4,000 for a second day
- COVID-19 Update: State Moves to Phase 2 at 5 p.m. on May 22
- COVID-19 vaccine clinic held in Davidson Wednesday
- COVID-19 vaccine coming for those most at risk ‘in a few weeks’
- COVID-19 will affect tenants, landlords
- COVID-19 will delay road improvements, and help town budget
- COVID-19: About 10 days to peak in NC
- COVID-19: NC Moves to Phase 1 of Re-Opening Friday, May 8th at 5 p.m.
- COVID-19: New case numbers trend downward, but deaths stay the same
- COVID-19: New case volume, positive tests concerning to NCDHHS
- COVID-19: New cases, hospitalizations, death rose in today’s NCDHHS report
- COVID-19: Peninsula Club temporarily closed
- COVID-19: Record high for new cases, hospitalizations
- COVID-19: Record high hospitalizations, deaths top 1,000
- COVID-19: Red Cross offers virtual care for families who lost loved ones
- COVID: Not quite an endemic, but Mayo doc says we’re close
- Coyote sightings on the rise as pup season gears up
- Cozy Updates Under $500: Affordable Ways to Make Your Home a Winter Haven
- CPD charges 18-year-old with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
- CPD getting new SUVs
- CPD officer arrested for animal cruelty
- CPD officer placed on leave
- CPD open house for new jurisdiction
- CPD transitioning cameras to Axon
- CPD, CMPD arrest suspect in retail crime spree
- Crash Reports Update
- Creating a Homework Station That Gets Top Marks
- Creative Ways to Add Color to Your Rental
- Credit worthy: Towns borrow based on credit ratings
- Crescent’s controversial Potts Street project stopped
- Crime doesn’t pay, but helping solve it can
- Crime Report – May 30 – June 5
- Critical blood shortage; when, where to donate
- Critical vote tonight on 252 apartments for W. Catawba
- Crosswalk fix on Westmoreland under way
- Crosswalks on W. Catawba not coming soon
- CRTPO awards more than $62 million for 25 regional transportation projects
- CRTPO commenting made simple
- CRTPO Monthly Meeting
- CRTPO Releases New Video to Highlight 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP)
- Crucifix in place for Catholic portion of Mt. Zion Community Cemetery
- Crunch and lunch
- Culture Bites Aug. 1 in Huntersville
- Curbside voting under way at all Early Voting locations
- Current town board is expected to defer new building plan to newly elected commissioners
- Current Town Engineering Projects List
- Custodian aces naturalization test
- Cyber-bully attacked key community Zoom meeting
- CYO Philharmonic premiers alongside brass ensembles
- D9 will expand into Uptown Charlotte
- Daily COVID reports from NCDHHS
- Daily new COVID-19 increase climbs back over 3,000 statewide, record hospitalizations
- Dam that traffic jam
- Dam: What’s up with these water-stopping relics?
- Damp Basement? How to Prevent Mold in Your Home
- Dan Boone announces plans to run for mayor of Huntersville
- Dan Murphy: I’m not worried, I got this
- Dancing like everyone’s watching
- Dang that traffic jam: I-77 northbound was a mess
- Danger on Jetton: Don’t make a left from Old Jetton
- Dante Lewis, Eli Yacinthe performing at Jazz Fest May 22
- Data driven: NC shrinking the vaccine gap
- Dave Gilroy is new mayor pro tem in Cornelius
- Dave Matthews Tribute Band plays Concerts on the Green
- David B. Waymer Park Improvements
- David Farley is new principal at Hough High
- David Harris Gant
- Davidson celebrates rescheduled National Night Out Thursday
- Davidson 2.5: Playgrounds open
- Davidson 2024 concert schedule
- Davidson activated Emergency Operations Center
- Davidson adds another concert series to its roster
- Davidson adds restrooms at 2 parks
- Davidson adopts Climate Action Plan
- Davidson adopts new late-night alcohol restrictions
- Davidson announces Concerts on the Green schedule
- Davidson announces holiday closures, waste collection
- Davidson announces info sessions on Red Line service and possible station locations in Davidson
- Davidson announces performers for summer series of concerts
- Davidson announces town tax assistance program
- Davidson artist among emerging and mid-career artists to receive ASC fellowships
- Davidson asks county for conservation easement
- Davidson assessing builder Lennar for West Branch tree violation
- Davidson awards grant to produce play
- Davidson board OKs Davidson Cottages conditional master plan
- Davidson candidate forum Oct. 14
- Davidson casts wary eye on new developments in Cornelius
- Davidson celebrates April is for Arts
- Davidson celebrates grand opening of new town hall on Saturday
- Davidson closes former town hall during renovations
- Davidson College among top schools for 2023 in survey
- Davidson College campus open to public with limitations
- Davidson College in-person instruction resumes Jan. 31
- Davidson College named a top producer for Fulbright U.S. Student Program
- Davidson College Presbyterian capital campaign update
- Davidson College Presbyterian contributes $200K to Hope House
- Davidson College Presbyterian holding services every hour till 5 pm on Election Day
- Davidson College sculpture tour
- Davidson College Symphony Orchestra concert features Saint-Saëns’s Organ Symphony Feb. 16
- Davidson Commissioners opt for immediate indoor mask mandate
- Davidson Community Foundation launches new emergency fund
- Davidson Community Foundation will assist westside residents impacted by reval
- Davidson Community Players appeal for donations
- Davidson Community Players hosts ‘Strolling With Shakespeare’
- Davidson Community Players present Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
- Davidson Community Players presents “Proof”
- Davidson Community Players will perform Disney’s Frozen Jr. at Cain Center
- Davidson Community Players will present ‘Fun Home’
- Davidson Community Players: Performances start June 10
- Davidson composting program starts soon
- Davidson Cornelius Child Development Center breakfast is Friday
- Davidson Cornelius Child Development Center breakfast is Oct. 27
- Davidson Cottages update
- Davidson donates fire engine
- Davidson encourages non-profits to apply for tree canopy funds
- Davidson establishes grants for retailers affected by pandemic
- Davidson expected to vote on social districts this week
- Davidson Fall Art Festival is Saturday
- Davidson Fall Arts Festival looking for artist-exhibitors
- Davidson Farmers Market delays opening
- Davidson Farmers Market opens tomorrow with Rusty Knox singing
- Davidson Farmers Mkt partial reopening June 27, full reopening July 11
- Davidson fire chief awarded Order of the Long Leaf Pine
- Davidson Fire Department chief to step down
- Davidson Fire Department holds Captains Promotion Ceremony
- Davidson Fire Department launches Community Connect program
- Davidson Fire Department seeks community input
- Davidson gets $3M in county ARPA funding
- Davidson groundbreaking ceremony today for rehabilitation of historic gymnasium
- Davidson hires first housing and equity director
- Davidson hires Leslie Willis as director of Parks and Recreation Department
- Davidson hires new police chief
- Davidson historic preservation survey
- Davidson Historical Society reorganizing meeting is April 12
- Davidson home and property sales
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- Davidson honors Frank Jordan for community service
- Davidson hosts Fall Festival Oct. 27-28
- Davidson Housing Coalition gets $300K grant from county
- Davidson installing public vehicle chargers
- Davidson installs dynamic ‘no right on red’ to improve pedestrian safety
- Davidson is accepting applications for nonprofit grant requests
- Davidson is accepting applications for nonprofit grant requests
- Davidson is accepting applications for nonprofit grant requests
- Davidson is in the plastic-free challenge in July
- Davidson lands award from Centralina Regional Council for business help during COVID
- Davidson Lands Conservancy announces campaign to raise $1.75 million
- Davidson Lands Conservancy celebrates Arbor Day; you can, too
- Davidson Lands Conservancy conserves 2 new properties
- Davidson launches Civics 101 registration
- Davidson leaders agree to allow social districts
- Davidson may consider resolution condemning events in DC, legislators weigh in
- Davidson Mayor proclaims July 22 Big Day at the Lake; Cornelius and Huntersville will do the same Monday
- Davidson nail salon owner convicted of forced labor
- Davidson named a ‘Tree City’ for 15th year
- Davidson National Night Out is Aug. 3
- Davidson New Corporations July 2019
- Davidson New Corporations May – June 2019
- Davidson non-profit helps people with MS reclaim independence
- Davidson offers child ID kits through May 31
- Davidson offices close for the holidays
- Davidson offices will close for holidays
- Davidson OKs budget with a 12.6% average tax increase
- Davidson OKs change to allow Lake Forest Church to move ahead
- Davidson OKs extending town limits
- Davidson Parks & Recreation announces fall programs
- Davidson police chief addresses tragedy in Charlotte
- Davidson police chief to host virtual “No Agenda” meeting
- Davidson Police Department launches annual Angel Tree
- Davidson Police Department offers Dog Walker Watch Program
- Davidson Police Department offers dog walker watch program
- Davidson Police Department seeks assistance in car vandal spree
- Davidson Police host Coffee with a Cop on Monday
- Davidson Police ID victim of pedestrian fatality
- Davidson Police implement co-responder program
- Davidson police kick off this year’s Angel Tree tradition
- Davidson Police launch Safe Outcomes program
- Davidson Police respond to complaint about severely injured deer
- Davidson police seek help around recent vandalism; reward offered
- Davidson police seek help in vandalism investigation
- Davidson property sales
- Davidson property transactions
- Davidson Public Art Commission launches banner project
- Davidson receives a Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant
- Davidson recognized for its Climate Action Plan
- Davidson resident needed on ASC advisory board
- Davidson resident will run for District 98 seat held by John Bradford
- Davidson residents encouraged to complete Affordable Housing Plan survey
- Davidson residents need to call for appoinment for bulk pick up
- Davidson ringing community dinner bell at Beaver Dam
- Davidson Run for Green is Oct. 2
- Davidson schools to celebrate International Walk to School Day
- Davidson scores ‘walk friendly’ honors for 11th year
- Davidson seeks input on 251 South St. property
- Davidson seeks input on ARPA funds
- Davidson seeks public comments on Kincaid Trail Extension
- Davidson seeks public input on pedestrian safety
- Davidson seeks service organizations to help with leaf collection
- Davidson seeks volunteers to help plan National Night Out
- Davidson start-up dives into delivery of craft water in glass bottles
- Davidson streets closing this weekend for big bike event
- Davidson Sustainability Committee seeks members
- Davidson teen found
- Davidson teen part of team spreading awareness of historic preservation to a new generation
- Davidson to activate HAWK signals soon
- Davidson to celebrate Arbor Day on Saturday
- Davidson to change recreation program refund policy, making it more like Cornelius
- Davidson to create a Pedestrian Safety Task Force; applications now available
- Davidson Town arborist explains the buzz and butterflies
- Davidson town attorney and affordable housing manager steps down
- Davidson Town Clerk Betsy Shores earns NC Certification
- Davidson tries to provide easier access for downtown parking
- Davidson urges citizens practice water conservation
- Davidson wants proposals for redevelopment of historic home on S. Main
- Davidson watercraft rental program and lottery
- Davidson will seek a replacement for Town Commissioner who resigned
- Davidson will vote on mask mandate Thursday
- Davidson wins ‘Mayor’s Fitness Challenge’
- Davidson would maintain tax rate under proposed budget
- Davidson-Cornelius Child Development Center’s story began with a tragic fire
- Davidson, Meck County offices announce Good Friday schedules
- Davidson, Meck County offices close for Thanksgiving
- Davidson, Mooresville agree to pay $575K to settle cable dispute with Cornelius, Meck County
- Davidson: New Town Center in old public school
- Davidson: Phase 2.5
- Davidson’s Chief Dunn speaks out, Charlotte declares State of Emergency
- Davidson’s police chief is retiring, replacement is 14-year department veteran
- Davidson’s town-wide art festival in April needs artists, sponsors
- Day-by-day COVID-19 battle continues, with updated stats for NC and Mecklenburg
- Daylight Savings time goes dark early Sunday
- Days Inn is history
- Days Inn: Gone in 60 days?
- Days Inn’s days are numbered
- DDI at 10: Safer by far than its predecessor
- Deadline Extended for Applications to Serve on Sesquicentennial Celebration Planning Committee
- Deadline for agencies to apply for DCF grants is Friday
- Deadline looms for program of music lessons at no cost
- Deadline to save Cornelius tenant farmhouse is Feb. 1
- Deadly hurricane crawls our way with rain, winds
- Death toll now 17 at Autumn Care Cornelius
- Debt load: 6 tips for paying off personal loan debt
- Dec. 17 honors Wright Bros.
- Dec. 7: ‘A date that will live in infamy’
- December calendar: Chanukah, Christmas and a month of merriment
- December Holidays Survey
- Decision on new home project set for April 5
- Decisions to make as anxiety rises among employees, business
- Deep dive into COVID numbers from Meck Health
- Deep freeze tonight means ice comes back
- Deferred maintenance catching up to Electricities
- Delays ahead: W. Catawba widening in the slow lane
- Delays expected on W. Catawba near Jetton
- Delinquent tax ad will be published in the Observer Sunday
- Democrat will speak at Chamber April 4
- Demolition of Properties Acquired to upgrade Main Street for Two-Way Pair Set to Begin This Week
- Demolition under way at Cain Center site
- Demolition underway for future Cain Center for the Arts
- Demonstrators will march in Cornelius this Saturday
- Demonstrators will march in Cornelius tomorrow
- Density increase on town board Monday agenda
- Dental office planned for Alexander Farms mixed-use project
- Dentists drill lawmakers on private equity ownership, Medicaid reimbursement
- Dept. of Environmental Quality says don’t go in the water if it’s green or blue
- Deputies stopped man with a machete during funeral procession
- Deputy US Marshall Meeks’ memorial service will be livestreamed Monday
- DEQ Files Action Against Colonial Pipeline
- DEQ reviewing Colonial Pipeline’s New Estimated Release Volume and Comprehensive Site Assessment
- DEQ to Hold Public Hearing for Colonial Pipeline Wastewater Permit
- Derby Day event in Birkdale benefits Cool Kids
- Deregulating Blue Cross NC advances in NC House
- Design contract for Smithville includes extending S. Hill St.
- Design Pros’ Secrets for Finding and Using Reclaimed Materials
- Design Trend: Beige That’s Anything but Bland
- Designated drivers are important on boats; more safety tips
- Designer Lookbook: Board & Vellum’s Second Story Add-on
- Designer Lookbook: Caitlin Murray’s Minty Fresh Kitchen Revamp
- Designer Lookbook: Deidre Oliver’s Streamlined Master Bath
- Designer Lookbook: Jackson Thomas Interiors’ Classically Coastal Haven
- Designer Lookbook: Jessica Helgerson’s Authentic Mid-Century Remodel
- Designer Lookbook: Kerrie Kelly’s Subtle, Sophisticated Drama
- Designer Lookbook: Rebecca Van’t Hull’s Colorful Weekend Retreat
- Designer Lookbook: Rowland + Broughton’s Aspen Barn Studio
- Designer Lookbook: Summer Thornton’s Mediterranean Home Makeover
- Designer Lookbook: Taking a Century-Old Home From Boxed Off to Bright and Open
- Designer Lookbook: VW Fowlkes’ Simple-Meets-Sensual D.C. Home
- Designer Lookbook: Wendy Berry’s Beach-Chic Condo
- Despite Charlotte’s landmark deal to buy O Line tracks, Matthews objects
- Despite false starts, are autonomous vehicles on the road to acceptance?
- Despite how much fun I am, a party animal I am not
- Despite industry challenges, Lake Norman real estate market the place to be
- Despite the name, pop music isn’t for dads
- Detours and Road Closures Coming Next Week to NC-115 South of Verhoeff Drive
- Developer explains optimism around Alexander Farms project
- Developer extinguishes plans for fire station at Alexander Farm
- Developer Jake Palillo offers to pay to move Confederate monument
- Developer makes 10 apartments available rent-free for seniors displaced by Helene
- Developer plans ‘Crystal Lagoon’ in Huntersville
- Developer plans Kiddie Academy in Kenton Place
- Developer proposes mixed-use project with parking downtown
- Developer requests delay in ‘Cornelius Business Park’ approval process, Town Board vote is now Aug. 21
- Developer retunes, scales back downtown Cornelius project
- Developer scrubs mixed-use project
- Developers present plans at Town Board meeting, with differing results
- Developers will present proposed projects to Town Board
- Developing Cornelius: Planning Board set to weigh in on OMB/Caroline
- Development meeting Tuesday: Bring a lawn chair
- Development proposal in early stages would have density of 1.87 units per acre
- Developments left undone: Cornelius could be much busier than it is
- Developreneur Jake Palillo speaks his mind
- DeVos visits McMinnville HS
- Devoted voting: Early Voting almost hit 29K county-wide
- Dial 8-1-1: National Safe Digging Day will be observed in Huntersville Aug. 11
- Diane ‘Dee’ Gilroy is running, with husband, 6 others for 5 seats on Town Board
- Did you see the C-130 circle ‘Love Where you Lake’ Saturday? Here’s why.
- Digging culture: Performance tonight, community luncheon Sept. 14
- Digital equity: Computers for Habitat kids
- Dine on the lake: Restaurants for boaters and everyone else
- Dinner in: Davidson College had real home cookin’
- Dips in the road: More traffic when Phase Two gets under way
- Discount furniture store replaces Stein Mart
- Discover, create, and innovate with hands-on activities at STEAMfest 2025
- Discovery Place closed due to weather
- Discovery Place Kids – Huntersville to host eclipse activities
- Discovery Place Kids celebrates 10 years in Huntersville
- Discovery Place Kids closed in Huntersville through Feb. 2
- Discussion to focus on growth management
- Dispose of your old flag the right way
- District 98 candidates differ most on the issue of abortion
- District 98: Early Voting results favor Clark by 1%
- Dive right in to new arcade bar
- Diverging diamond: It really is more ridiculous than ever
- Diversity Council holds special event on leadership development Feb. 13 for Black and Indigenous People of Color
- DIY Backyard Fire Pit: Build It in Just 7 Easy Steps
- DIY Backyard Fire Pit: Build It in Just 7 Easy Steps
- DIY Tabletop S’mores: The Easiest Way to Snack a Campfire Classic Year-Round
- DLC seeks reaccreditation and your comments
- Do I Need a Range Hood Over My Stove?
- Do income levels drive demand for private pre-schools?
- Do It Together: 5 Home Projects for You and Your Household Helpers
- Do toll lanes really cut congestion?
- Do you have room for one more? Pet adoption saves lives
- Do you hear what I hear? Duke Energy will test sirens Jan. 10
- Do you know an exceedingly awesome teacher?
- Do You Qualify for Treasury Down Payment Assistance?
- Do You Really Need to Rake?
- Do You Really Need to Rake?
- Do’s and Don’ts of Summer Landscaping
- Doctors leaving Novant sooner, not later
- Does Fido need a break from you?
- Does Your Home Make You Happy?
- Does Your Home Make You Happy?
- Dog Show Saturday in Robbins Park
- Dog show, National Night Out and Tuck Fest highlight weekend events
- Dogged pursuit of small business ownership
- Domestic situation ends with arrest
- Dominion Gas capped old, unmarked gas line near downtown
- Don’t Be a Dummy: This Texas Mannequin Mansion is Waiting for Y’all
- Don’t Believe These 5 Myths About Real Estate Agents
- Don’t Miss Out – Sign Up Today
- Don’t Miss Out – Sign Up Today for Updates on the 2040 Community Plan Update Process
- Don’t forget the Connecting Cornelius – Virtual Coffee Chat
- Don’t forget to take care of your four-legged friends on the 4th
- Don’t forget to take care of your four-legged friends on the Fourth
- Don’t give up on the fountain at Birkdale Village
- Don’t look up…or do wear eclipse glasses
- Don’t use fire pits, please, as burn ban remains in effect
- Don’t wait to donate: Blood and platelet donors needed now
- Don't forget National Night Out is on October 1st!
- Donate blood at Carolina Renaissance Festival Blood Drive
- Donate blood Aug. 15, get a ticket to the Renaissance Festival
- Donate blood, food on ‘Red Day’
- Donate Life NC commemorates National Minority Donor Awareness Month
- Donate now to help increase access to menstrual health products in Lake Norman
- Donate online via NC Disaster Relief fund
- Donation locations added for McDowell County Emergency Supply Center
- Downtown Cornelius poised for growth
- Downtown detour starts today
- Downtown Master Plan citizen survey extended to Nov. 7
- Downtown Master Plan community meeting is March 26
- Downtown master plan will be completed this summer; meeting Wednesday
- Downtown Plan Meeting Rescheduled
- Downtown Plan Public Forum #3
- Downtown Plan Public Forum Virtual Meeting Informaton
- Downtown Plan Public Input Forum #2
- Downtown Plan Steering Committee Meeting #2
- Downtown Re-development topic of Newsmakers Breakfast Feb. 15
- Downtown traffic may be rerouted up to 2 weeks
- Downtown will change dramatically with new development
- Dr. Chris Brown: Our own Indiana Jones
- Dr. Cohen will step down as NCDHHS secretary
- Dr. Hillis Ledbetter Seay
- Draft budget would keep tax rate the same: $42 million budget proposal
- Dragon Boat Festival moved to October
- Dragon boat race and Asian festivals coming to Lake Norman on May 13
- Dragon boat, Asian festival coming to Cornelius May 13
- Dragon boat, Asian festivals coming to Cornelius May 17
- Dreaming of Warmer Weather? These 8 Sunny Homes Are Under $300K
- Drivers: Let’s pay closer attention to pedestrians
- Driveway safety turns into an issue for proposed business park development
- Drought Watch
- Drowning July 7 was alcohol-related
- Drowning on Lake Norman
- Drowning victim identified
- Drowning victim identified
- Drowning victim was 16 years old
- Drowning victim who jumped from a sailboat Saturday identified
- Drug dealer who ran student party den in Cornelius sentenced to 7 years
- Dudley’s Place serves HIV/AIDS population
- Dueling e-petitions ask for support — or not — for Birkdale Village proposals
- Duke asks for water conservation as ‘low inflow protocol’ begins
- Duke Energy experts getting ready for rain
- Duke Energy sirens will be tested today
- Duke Energy will ramp up inspections because of Jetton outages
- Duke Energy: This is only a test!
- Duke experts say policies must change to address heat
- Duke Health plans to acquire Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
- Duke warns of possible flooding
- Duke, Piedmont Gas relax payment due dates, waive fees
- Dumpster complaints pile up
- Dunn deal: Free car washes for Cornelius Elementary staff
- Duplicate bridge games resume in-person at Town Hall
- During State of the State address, governor will highlight those who went the extra mile
- E-bike Demo Day
- E-books a million: Char-Meck Library hits a record
- E-newsletter holiday schedule
- Eagle Scout project enhances Torrence Chapel Park
- Early bird tickets on sale for Loch Norman Games
- Early heads up for summer camps
- Early morning Early Voting brings out the candidates at Cornelius Town Hall
- Early Voting added in Davidson; local elections get under way Thursday
- Early voting begins Thursday
- Early voting begins Thursday at Town Hall
- Early voting begins Thursday at Town Hall
- Early voting begins today
- Early voting begins today
- Early Voting Begins Today at 33 Sites Across Mecklenburg, 4 locally
- Early Voting begins today at one location in Mecklenburg; on Oct. 26 county-wide
- Early Voting continues county-wide; 33 locations open
- Early Voting continues through Saturday
- Early voting ends at 3 pm Saturday
- Early Voting ends Saturday
- Early Voting for NC Primary under way
- Early Voting netted more than half of total registered voters county-wide
- Early voting results in Cornelius; it’s neck and neck for mayor
- Early Voting Schedule for November 5th Election
- Early Voting tallies are in
- Early voting tests candidate stamina, good nature
- Early voting under way at Town Hall, 15 other Meck locations
- Early voting under way in NC, Cornelius
- Early Voting: One more week
- Early voting: Socially distanced, no hassle
- Early Voting: Today, tomorrow, Saturday and it’s done
- EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES
- Earth Day: Cornelius student wins Boomerang Water design contest
- Earth Jam is Saturday
- Earth Jam returns April 22
- Earthships: Built to Stand Alone
- EarthTalk: Attention cranberry sauce lovers
- EarthTalk: Can we decarbonize the live music industry?
- EarthTalk: Can we predict where and when wildfires will occur?
- EarthTalk: Can we store CO2 in building materials?
- EarthTalk: Changing climate for climate commitments
- EarthTalk: Coming clean about pesticides on food
- EarthTalk: Could bamboo be the future of sustainable construction?
- Earthtalk: Have increased plantings of trees and shrubs exacerbated fires in the Northeast?
- EarthTalk: How energy companies foil climate activists
- EarthTalk: Is dish soap really that bad?
- EarthTalk: Is glass recycling worthwhile?
- EarthTalk: Is there a link between good health and trees?
- EarthTalk: Steps cities can take to cool down
- EarthTalk: Tapping tidal energy
- EarthTalk: What about ‘green corridors,’ and how are they useful?
- EarthTalk: What about big banks and the climate?
- EarthTalk: What about Monarch butterflies?
- EarthTalk: What do bees know?
- EarthTalk: What is congestion pricing?
- EarthTalk: What is Jimmy Carter’s environmental legacy?
- EarthTalk: What is mariculture and why are proponents so bullish?
- EarthTalk: What is Pollinator Month?
- EarthTalk: What should we do with old electronics?
- EarthTalk: What’s being done to phase out Styrofoam?
- EarthTalk: What’s happening to the Great Salt Lake?
- EarthTalk: What’s really going on with tech companies going green?
- EarthTalk: What’s up with atmospheric rivers?
- EarthTalk: What’s up with rising sea levels?
- EarthTalk: Where are the ‘climate refuges’ in light of the devastation in Western NC?
- EarthTalk: Who profits the most from global warming?
- EarthTalk: Why are there so many problems with safe drinking water?
- EarthTalk: Why bring back wooly mice and saber-tooth tigers?
- EarthTalk: Why does Lyme Disease seem to be increasing?
- EarthTalk: Why is nuclear fusion a hot topic?
- EarthTalk: Why is wind power suddenly up in the air?
- Easter is coming: How do I find a church?
- Easter Weekend Weather: Beautiful
- Eastfield Road Detour
- Easy and Inexpensive Ways to Fix Up Your Home Like a Flipper
- Easy and Inexpensive Ways to Fix Up Your Home Like a Flipper
- Easy Updates to Help Your Home Sell
- Eat at Brixx in Birkdale March 14 and support Big Day at the Lake, Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Eat at Brixx on Pi Day and support Big Day at the Lake, Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Eat at Crafty Burg’r in Antiquity on Monday and support Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Eat at Sabi June 14 and support BBBS
- Eat This!
- Eating Out: Sit back and enjoy lunch outside
- Eclectic concert for eclectic times
- Eco-friendly holiday tips
- Economic Outlook at Newsmakers Breakfast Dec. 13
- Economic outlook at Newsmakers Breakfast Nov. 15
- Economic outlook Q&A with top economist Jan. 19
- Economic Outlook this Thursday at Peninsula Club
- Economic Outlook: Newsmakers Breakfast Q&A Jan. 23 features leading economist
- Economic Sweet Spots for Tech, Finance and Health Care Workers
- Economic Sweet Spots for Tech, Finance and Health Care Workers
- Economic trends: On the road to North Carolina
- ECU student will receive special award at May 9 graduation ceremony
- Ed Bost is the quiet donor behind the Bosendorfer grand
- Ed Watkins closes boat dealership on W. Catawba
- Ed’s Tavern brings a familiar feel to Lake Norman
- Education commission will weigh options
- Educational Options Study Commission
- Educational Options Study Commission
- Edwin Quarles to seek re-election to Huntersvillle Town Board
- Effective 5PM Friday, NC Begins Curfew from 10P to 5A to Slow Spread of COVID-19
- Effective August 31, 2021, Face Coverings to Be Required Indoors Countywide
- Effective August 31, 2021, Face Coverings to Be Required Indoors Countywide
- Egg hunts mostly full, if not full, and very COVID-aware
- Eggs Up Grill open on W. Catawba
- El Paso, Texas Has the Greatest Percentage of Millennials Living with Mom
- El Paso, Texas Has the Greatest Percentage of Millennials Living with Mom
- Election 2020: Both Bradford and Clark have a track record of reaching across the aisle
- Election 2020: Meet candidates for NC House District 98
- Election 2023: 14 CMS at-large candidates
- Election 2023: Will you vote yes or no on term-length proposal?
- Election Day is the last day to vote; here’s how
- Election Day: Scenes from around Cornelius
- Election guide: 10 candidates for 5 seats on Town Board
- Electric vehicle chargers in Davidson are ready for use
- ElectriCities budget shocks town board
- ElectriCities customers could face 4 rate hikes in 4 years, starting 2022
- ElectriCities says power out around Bailey Road in Cornelius
- ElectriCities to remove payment drop box from town hall
- Electricity back on
- Elegantly simple Zion Ave. house gets Historic Landmark designation
- Ellen DeGeneres’ Santa Barbara Villa Could Be Yours for Just $45M
- Ellen DeGeneres’ Santa Barbara Villa Could Be Yours for Just $45M
- Elsa not a threat here, but storms likely tomorrow, Thursday
- Emergency Shelter Open at Hopewell High School
- Emergency supplies can be taken to Temple Kol Tikvah
- Emily Paton: A portrait in serving others
- End of leaf vacuuming coming; here’s what to do
- Endless Yard Sale starts in Dunn, goes 100 miles to Weldon
- Energy United customers will see rate increase effective June 1
- EnergyUnited $2 monthly rate increase goes into effect Jan. 1
- EnergyUnited customers will see rate increase effective June 1
- EnergyUnited Foundation gives $10,000 to Smithville Community Coalition
- EnergyUnited gives $10,000 to Smithville Community Coalition
- EnergyUnited hosts EV Ride & Drive Saturday in Troutman
- Enhanced security at Town Hall will cost $166,851
- Enjoy the dog days of summer at these events
- Enjoy the weekend weather
- Enter If You Dare: Inside a Real-Life Haunted House
- Enter If You Dare: Inside a Real-Life Haunted House
- Enter to win $10,000 from Allen Tate
- Entertaining With Pets: How to Keep Them Safe (and Sane) at Your Next Soiree
- Entrepreneur Q&A at Newsmakers Breakfast April 24
- Entrepreneurs: Beverages, flowers and a budding business
- Epidemic within a pandemic: Death count now 18 at Autumn Care
- Eureka: Gem St. Extension is open
- Even though it’s days away, we’re bracing for Florence
- Event May 22: Are you missing a beloved parent?
- Event sold out fast
- Event venue gets cool reception from Nantz Road residents at Town Board meeting
- Events December 20 – December 29
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- Events for week starting Thursday, Aug. 5
- Events in mid-August are hot, just like the weather
- Events include concerts, tap takeovers and Memorial Day services
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- Events warming up as weather cools down
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- Evernhams donate $500K for developmental and behavioral pediatrics at Novant
- Everybody Counts, including the homeless
- Everybody counts: Homeless census takes place in January
- Everybody counts: Homeless census takes place Thursday
- Everybody counts: Volunteers needed for homeless count Jan. 25
- Everything You Need to Know About Cooling Your Home
- Everything You Need to Know About Employer Relocation Packages
- Eviction 101: What's Legal, What's Not, and Your Rights as a Tenant
- Ex-Holston docs join Atrium
- Ex-Holston doctors regrouping
- EXIT 23 RAMP CLOSURE
- Exit 27 moves a small step closer with agreement to apply for federal funds
- Exit 27: For whom the tolls toll
- Exit 27: Yea or nay? Now or later?
- Exit 28 aesthetic re-do is going to be a won’t do
- Expect delays at Jetton and West Catawba
- Expect road closures, security stops during RNC in Charlotte
- Expert: Neither candidate for mayor is a nincompoop
- Explore a Tiny, Tropical Treehouse in Hawaii
- External Agencies Funding Process
- Eyes on Jetton: New cameras help deter crime
- Eyewitness account of funnel cloud off Spinnaker’s Reach
- F3 on Memorial Day
- Face mask update from CMS
- Face masks will be the law in Orange County NC
- Face masks: It’s the law
- Face masks: Local mandate not happening in Cornelius
- Face-masks required at Atrium facilities
- Facemasks: The new normal at local grocers
- Facial tissue is the No. 2 choice if you’re out of toilet paper
- Factors to Consider When Pricing Your Home to Sell
- Facts About Using a Co-Signer on a Mortgage
- Fall Arts Festival is accepting applications from artisits
- Fall Car Show is CANCELED
- Fall color: When and where to find the brightest reds, yellows and oranges
- Fall Decorating Tips You Can Pull Off in an Hour
- Fall events update for traditions in Davidson
- Fall Housing Market Cools, Revealing New Top Metros for Buyers and Sellers
- Fall weekend: Perfect weather in store
- Falling leaves: The Town is on the job
- Familiar faces to remain on Meck County Commission
- Families grieving fentanyl deaths to rally in support of new laws
- Family tragedy has Cornelius connection
- Fans available June 26 for seniors, but register first
- FAQ: Phase 3 starts 5 pm Friday
- FAQs on drink sales after 11 pm
- FAQs: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools budget
- Farm Fresh moves with bank coming to W. Catawba
- Farmers Market every Wednesday behind Town Hall
- Farmers Market in Cornelius runs through Oct. 4, offers vouchers for qualifying seniors
- Farmers Market starts today, and continues on Wednesdays behind Town Hall
- Farmland ripe for new development
- Fast growth, lack of infrastructure, social media play roles in development saga
- Fast-growth logistics firm plans HQ, innovation hub in Cornelius
- Fast-growth logistics firm plans HQ, warehouse in Cornelius
- Fast-growth logistics firm plans HQ, warehouse, innovation hub in Cornelius
- Fatal accident on I-77 yesterday resulted in gridlock on W. Catawba, Jetton Extension
- Fatal personal water craft accident off Peninsula Cove Lane
- Fate of mansion may come down to Town Board vote in January
- Father killed in fall from roof
- Father, grandfather ignited passion for firefighting
- Father’s Day advice from a Modern Dad
- Father’s Day: A good time to reflect on being a dad
- Father’s Day: Advice to kids from a Modern Dad
- Fauna aliva nofeedum—a reminder
- FBI seeking info re Jan. 6 events
- FDIC: Bank deposits soaring in Cornelius
- Feast Your Eyes on the Iconic ‘Grey Gardens’ Estate
- Feast Your Eyes on the Iconic ‘Grey Gardens’ Estate
- Feb. 19 COVID update: 1.2 million first doses administered
- Feb. 2 coronavirus update; more vaccines coming
- Feb. 4 coronavirus update; Cooper proposes COVID stimulus
- February 24th – PreK-12 School Employees and Childcare Workers Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine
- February can be the spookiest month, at least in Davidson
- February is the month of all things — love, music and the creepy and the spooky
- Feed NC seeking turkey, canned donations to provide festive Thanksgiving
- Feeding CMS kids: It’s almost like feeding an army
- FeedNC is collecting dinner plates. Can you help?
- FeedNC needs donations of hams for Christmas dinners
- FeedNC raises over $300,000 during Gather at the Table
- FeedNC summer food drive launches with a party June 16
- FEMA team will help cover shifts for Atrium
- Field of Honor – Huntersville 9/11 Memorial Event
- Fierce storm swept through Cornelius, LKN, Charlotte, East Coast
- Fierce weather coming Tuesday
- Fifth Third celebrates 5/3 by giving back
- Fight the Good Fight events
- Fighting Clyngbya: County will fund invasive weed battle
- Filing closed at noon: 10 candidates for Town Board
- Filing for unemployment
- Fill Up on Oceanfront Eye-Candy With This Malibu Castle
- Film festival in Statesville this weekend
- Film festival in Statesville will screen 46 independent films
- Fin & Fino open in Birkdale Village
- Fin & Fino, Jon Dressler’s new entree in Birkdale, opens in March
- Final county sales tax meeting is tonight
- Final hearing for town budget Monday; taxes stay the same
- Final public hearing Monday on Alexander Farm development
- Final public hearing on plans for apartments/retail is Monday at Town Hall
- Final Public Meeting (Virtual) for Updated Mecklenburg Hazard Mitigation Plan July 22 at 5 p.m.
- Final town budget public hearing scheduled for June 15
- Finally getting the boat out?
- Financial Independence Group will build $22.3 million campus in Cornelius
- Find June events right here
- Find out ‘What Lies Between Us’
- Find something to do in July
- Finding Nemo Jr. back at Cain Center Jan. 30-Feb. 1
- Fines begin in November for I-77 Mobility Partners
- Fingerprinting appointments now available
- Fire at Admiral’s Quarters
- Fire at Foamex plant: Roads reopening, all firefighters OK
- Fire at Pho NC on Jetton
- Fire causes serious damage to Bethelwood Lane home
- Fire Chief Barbee: Running toward danger for 30 years
- Fire damages Bustle Road mansion
- Fire damages home on Peninsula Club
- Fire damages single-family home in Madison Village
- Fire department fund drive underway
- Fire department responds to call at Cornelius Goodwill
- Fire Dept. annual fund drive is under way
- Fire Dept. confirms drowning; recovery under-way
- Fire Dept. fundraising under way
- Fire Dept. has plan to address dispatch delay
- Fire destroys 2 boats at Kings Point
- Fire destroys units at Bexley complex just east of I-77
- Fire displaces occupants of 18 units on W. Catawba
- Fire Marshal says second Bexley fire in 2 days was accidental
- Fire Prevention Week: Test smoke alarms, practice escape plan
- Fire safety: More time at home means more risk
- Fire Trucks Surplus Auction
- Firefighters getting $2 an hour pay raise
- Firefighters, police officers recognized by LKN Chamber
- Fireplace Makeover: Get a New Look in a Weekend
- Fireworks cancelled
- Fireworks cancelled at The Peninsula Club
- Fireworks: What’s legal, what’s not
- First Baptist Church vaccine clinic May 1
- First Baptist hosting free, drive-through COVID tests Jan. 25 and Jan.27
- First Baptist prayer walk
- First Baptist vaccination clinic May 22
- First Black woman in NC House has passed away; flags at half-staff
- First case of monkeypox reported in Mecklenburg
- First COVID-19 deaths in NC, one is in Cabarrus
- First day of school at CMS: Watch for kids, be safe
- First day of school: Let’s all keep an eye out for kids
- First person: The COVID-19 vaccination is easy
- First Person: What a valve job did for me
- First responders at risk during pandemic
- First responders, animal control and others can register for large animal rescue training
- First structures at Alexander Farms mixed-use project are under way
- Fish Fry Fundraiser Friday
- Fish tales: Rutherfordton angler wins Bassmaster Southern Open in Cornelius
- Fisher Farm cross country trail to close for improvements
- Fishers of Men tournament coming to LKN
- Fishes and Loaves needs your help
- Fishing champ hosts tournament benefiting Warrior’s Journey
- Fishing tournament and family expo coming in March
- Fitness challenge: It’s town vs. town, and mayor vs. mayor!
- Five commissioners, mayor sworn in, along with a couple farewells
- Five faith activists, including one with local ties, arrested at US Capitol
- Five months of budget work before tax rate is set
- Five One-of-a-Kind Details From Chris Hardwick’s Home
- Five questions with country artist Brooke Lee
- Five will decide on tax rate, developments, roads
- Five-story project planned in downtown Cornelius
- Flags at half staff, vigil honor Mount Holly officer
- Flags at half-mast honor coronavirus victims
- Flags at half-staff
- Flags at half-staff
- Flags at half-staff again
- Flags at half-staff for US service members, terrorist attack victims
- Flags at half-staff in honor of firefighters who died in the line of duty
- Flags at half-staff in honor of the late Gen. Colin Powell
- Flags at half-staff Saturday 9/11
- Flags at half-staff through May 28 to honor shooting victims
- Flags at half-staff through Saturday in honor of Sen. Bob Dole
- Flags at half-staff until sunset May 30
- Flags at halff-staff honor former VP
- Flags honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice
- Flags lowered in honor of Officer Jordan Harris Sheldon
- FlairTRADE consignment closes tomorrow
- FlairTRADE pivots and will relocate with new owner
- Flash flood warning until 7 pm
- Flash flood warning; Westmoreland reopened
- Flooding closes movie star’s museum
- Floored by all the choices involved in a new kitchen, including the floors
- Florida’s COVID-19 cases increase as GOP heads to Jacksonville
- Flying takes practice
- Foamex plant will close down
- Focus Friday with NC Supreme Court Chief Justice
- Focus Friday: Local chiefs of police discuss fraud, community policing
- Follow the Cookie Crawl on Nov. 6: Collect Cookies from Davidson Businesses
- Following New CDC Guidance on Face Coverings, Governor Cooper Lifts Many COVID-19 Restrictions
- Following the money: Chase plans to build a branch in Cornelius
- Fondo coming back to Davidson Aug. 18
- Fondo returns to Davidson Aug. 13
- Food distribution need is growing; you can help
- Food donations needed
- Food donations sought
- Food Lion honors veterans Nov. 11
- Food pantries receive timely donations from Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
- Food pantry expands hours; needs donations of hygiene items
- Food support for at-risk seniors
- Food Truck Festival is Sunday
- Food Truck Village officially opens in January
- Foodees Food & Culture Fest is Memorial Day Weekend
- Foodie alert: Queen’s Feast Jan. 17-26
- For some parents, silence is the best sound
- For the first time in a dozen years John Bradford is a private citizen
- For the kids: First responder vehicles Saturday at Birkdale Village
- For the Sake of our Kids, Slow Down, Pay Attention
- Forced out, Nina’s will leave Birkdale Village for Antiquity
- Forecast: Wind, rain
- Forecasts call for snow, ice starting early Sunday
- Former CEO of McCormick keynotes small business event
- Former Commissioner Jim Duke has passed away
- Former Cornelius Commissioner Mike Miltich has filed to run again
- Former Cornelius Mayor Nannie Potts to be honored this month
- Former Cornelius Police Chief Bence Hoyle is the new chief of police in Huntersville
- Former Cornelius police officer charged with criminal sexual conduct, assault and battery
- Former Huntersville mayor files to run for NC House District 98, which includes Cornelius
- Former Huntersville Mayor Swain has passed away
- Former legislator, psychiatrist will field questions on medical marijuana
- Former Mayor Jill Swain
- Former mayor urges Town Board to vote for business park on Bailey Road
- Former NC Rep. John Bradford will run against Christy Clark
- Former NC Rep. John Bradford will run for his old seat
- Former owner of LKN Cottage, The Cabin arrested on tax charges
- Former Reggie White home sells for $2.3M
- Former SouthLake Christian teacher arrested for sexual misconduct with student
- Former town commissioner speaks out against business park on Bailey Road
- Fortunately for most of us in Cornelius, it’s back to normal
- Forum provides many perspectives on work force housing crisis
- Forum scheduled to gain thoughts on downtown Huntersville
- Founder of The Marketplace is a force for good worldwide
- Founder says she will shut down Exit 28 Ridiculousness
- Founders’ Ball raises $660,000 for Cain Center
- Fountain coming back to Birkdale Village
- Four appointed to Planning Board
- Four churches will hold joint musical worship service in June
- Four CPD officers receive promotions
- Four more deaths at Autumn Care in Cornelius
- Four years in the making, Mayes Meadow annexation comes before the Town Board
- Fox and Hound closes in Birkdale Village
- Free Attractions and Activities in Portland, Oregon
- Free concerts this summer at Ramsey Creek Beach
- Free cooking classes for healthy lifestyle
- Free COVID-19 testing available, including Cornelius
- Free COVID-19 testing begins today at MSC in Davidson
- Free food boxes July 8
- Free healthy cooking classes for those over 55 with medical conditions
- Free Holiday Decoration Waste Collection Runs Through January 15
- Free informational event for seniors covering simple wills, power of attorney
- FREE Lawn & Leaf Bags
- FREE Lawn & Leaf Bags
- Free Lawn and Leaf Bags for Residents – Thursday, October 8 (10A-4P) at Veterans Park Parking Lot
- Free movies all week for teachers
- Free new boater safety class July 27
- Free Paper Shredding Events
- Free Potassium Iodide available Saturday at Alexander Middle
- Free shredding April 10
- Free summer camp for girls Aug. 14
- Free/reduced price info: Text FOODNC to 877-877 for meal sites
- Freeze tonight, tomorrow; sunny ‘n’ warm on T-Day
- Freeze tonight?
- Freezin’ for a reason at the Y
- Freezing temps could bring frost tonight, Friday night
- Fresh Fish Fry Fundraiser Friday
- Fresh vegetable program targets seniors
- Friday deadline for N. Meck Holiday Parade videos
- Friday the 13th, especially in October is a little spookier
- Friday Update: A new kind of Friday as new normal unfolds
- Friday, Saturday: Final days of Early Voting
- Friendship lives on
- Friggatriskaidekaphobic? It’s a one and done year
- From ‘Sold’ to ‘For Sale’ and Back Again: The 4 Phases of Homeownership
- From ‘Sold’ to ‘For Sale’ and Back Again: The 4 Phases of Homeownership
- From arts to sports, camps make summer even better
- From Haylofts to Hardwoods: How One Family Salvaged a Historic Barn
- From Novant to HMG to Atrium: How to follow your doctor
- From Scraps to Sanctuary: A $700 A-Frame Cabin
- Full funding announced for Lyngbya eradication
- Full Remote Academy info
- Fun and safety: Love Where you Lake event Saturday will launch new policies for rental boats
- Fun things to do on Saturday
- Fundraiser noon-2 pm Saturday for Admiral’s Quarters victims
- Fundraiser: Hopewell’s Titanium Sound Band may go to the Peach Bowl
- Funds for planning a new Exit 27 will be discussed at Town Board meeting
- Funeral for ‘Gabby’ Henderson, how to help
- Funeral for Kipton Ray Jester, 17 months, is Saturday
- Funeral procession expected to pass through Cornelius Friday
- Funeral procession heading this way
- Funeral services today for Lenoir-Rhyne student; his father is pastor of Cornelius church
- Funeral services Tuesday for fallen Concord Police Officer
- Funeral Tuesday at Grace Covenant for firefighter who contracted coronavirus
- Funerals on hold for now
- Funerals were historically different in the Black community
- Funnel cloud toured Cornelius lakefront yesterday
- Furnace, Boiler or Heat Pump? Time for Heating Systems 101
- Future of former Rite Aid store looks bright
- FY 2023 budget will be released tonight
- FY 2023 budget will be released tonight
- G.O.A.T. Pizza opens this weekend
- Gallery Crawl May 11
- Galway Hooker management company taking over Boat Yard Eats
- Galway Hooker party, in smaller form, under way
- Galway Hooker St. Pat’s party postponed due to coronavirus
- Gap between weekly new cases and monthly narrows, hospitalizations hit 994
- Garbage collection schedule not interrupted for 4th of July holiday
- Garbage Complaint Form
- Garbage fire in Magnolia Plaza
- Garbage pickup on regular schedule Monday
- Garbage snafu caught some people by surprise
- Gas break rocks Alexander Farm area
- Gas getting back to normal, for now
- Gas leak downtown; Catawba may be diverted for hours
- Gas leak fixed; Catawba back to normal
- Gas leak follow-up
- Gas prices are falling, but for how long?
- Gas prices will likely climb more
- Gas still hit or miss in North Carolina, Lake Norman
- Gas: With pipeline restart, ‘normal’ will return
- Gasoline supplies, prices look good for holiday travel
- Gasoline supplies: This may take a while
- Gastonia man charged with threatening President
- Gated estate sells for $3.55 million, a record for non-lakefront
- Gather old documents for shredding on April 9
- Gatling Juvenile Center
- Gear up for the busy holiday season – Here’s what’s going on in November and a peek at December
- Gem Theatre renovations are a show-stopper
- General William Lee Davidson
- Generation Radio concert Sunday benefits Cool Kids Clubhouse
- Georgia Krueger to retire from Ada Jenkins
- Geriatricians wanted: Medical schools recruit aging health specialists
- Get a bang out of local Independence Day observations
- Get a Black Friday Deal on a Home in These 10 Metros
- Get a Black Friday Deal on a Home in These 10 Metros
- Get a free breakfast sandwich from Wendy’s this Friday the 13th and Saturday
- Get a free sandwich on Chick-fil-A app through Saturday
- Get a java jolt, cold or hot, at these coffee shops
- Get a taste of this fundraiser
- Get artsy Jan. 26 with Cain Center for the Arts
- Get Bach
- Get Bach, Loretta—and anyone who likes the pipe organ
- Get gas and eat here: 28031
- Get in touch with your inner paparazzi, for a good cause
- Get prepared for Cristobal, Dolly and the rest
- Get ready for a chill Halloween
- Get ready for Access to Success online auction
- Get ready for freezing rain
- Get ready for it
- Get ready for school with free backpacks, school supplies and shoes
- Get ready for school with free backpacks, school supplies and shoes
- Get ready to celebrate the Fourth of July
- Get Ready to Grow: 6 Tips for Planning Your Spring Garden
- Get ready to Paddy with these St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
- Get ready to strut your four-legged stuff
- Get ready, set, splash
- Get ready: Camp registration opens 7 am March 1
- Get ready: Rain, rain and rain
- Get unwanted guns out of home during this safe surrender event
- Get your Cookie Crawl tickets now; it’s always a sell-out
- Get your dog on: The Wiener Races are back
- Get your fall groove on
- Get your GOAT: Famous chef opens newest eatery
- Get your green on at the Irish Connection
- Getting and Staying Organized Through the Summer
- Getting Your Home Ready for Trick-or-Treaters
- GFOA Awards Huntersville Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting
- Gift cards needed for Cornelius’ 2023 Adopt-a-Family for the Holidays
- Gilroy is top vote-getter, followed by Sansbury, Osborne and Furcht; Bilodeau is only incumbent to win
- Gilroy leads in Early Voting
- Gilroy was the top vote-getter, which means mayor pro tem and a new approach to development
- Gilroy: 22 years on Town Board was the ‘pleasure of a lifetime’
- Gilroy: A word of thanks as Town Board service approaches an ending
- Gilroy’s comments at Town Board meeting cut short
- Gilroys lose, Sisson wins, the Duke is back
- Gina Patterson: Lead detective on Madalina case
- Girl Scout food drive coming up on Oct. 8
- Girl Scout food drive on Saturday
- Girl Scout food drive Saturday Oct. 9
- Girl Scout Troop 2493 ‘pinning’ at Jetton Park
- Girl Scouts Food Drive tomorrow
- Girl Scouts Troops 2303 and 864 food drive is Saturday
- Give back this holiday season by donating a toy to support Hemby Children’s Hospital
- Give blood to help save lives ahead of holiday weekend
- Giving back: Options abound for charitably minded people
- Giving Tree Village will light up Davidson’s 12 Days of Christmas
- Giving with Grace Foundation announces 10 awards of $25K each
- Giving with Grace Foundation presents ‘Thanksgiving Breakfast’ fundraiser Nov. 12
- GO Davidson: Town scores AAA rating
- Go Exploring With This Tiny Home in Tow
- Go for baroque at Davidson College Presbyterian
- Go gaga for Gaga Ball Aug. 10
- Go jump in the lake Jan. 1 with Carolina Show Ski Team
- Go jump in the lake, barefoot, on New Year’s Day
- Go jump in the lake, starting Saturday
- Go to a fun event this weekend
- Go to Town Hall 9 am to 4 pm to support Western NC relief operation
- GOAT Pizza coming to Village at Oakhurst/Phase 2
- GoFundMe account established for slain officers
- GoFundMe page set up for owner of restaurant damaged by fire
- GoFundMe started for accident survivor
- Going for Gold: Pro Snowboarder Shaun White Lists CA Home
- Going for Gold: Pro Snowboarder Shaun White Lists CA Home
- Goldie and Kurt Sell Their Palisades Riviera Mansion
- Goldie and Kurt Sell Their Palisades Riviera Mansion
- Golf cart proliferation causing concern
- Golfing for Parker June 3
- Good Clean Fun: How to Build an Outdoor Shower
- Good Clean Fun: How to Build an Outdoor Shower
- Good job Troop 72
- Good news from Cain Center: Construction will cost $2MM less than expected
- Good news: Big Day at the Lake exceeds $100K goal, even before fundraisers
- Good news: No new deaths at Autumn Care
- Good reading in Davidson
- Good things have happened at Potts Barber Shop for more than half a century
- Good to Grow: Creating a Custom Gardening Workspace
- Goodbye Summer, hello Fall
- Goodwill, Williams Sonoma, other stores open for business
- GOP candidate for governor will speak at LKN Chamber ‘PowerLuncheon’ Aug. 15
- GOP Convention: At this point it is a ‘go’
- Gospel Jam June 28
- Got ‘maskne’? Here are some ways to prevent breakouts
- Got a cool car or truck you want to show off?
- Got a helicopter?
- Got gas? Piedmont Natural Gas is ensuring that we do
- Got gas? You probably do
- Gov Extends Modified Stay At Home Order to Continue to Slow the Spread as Numbers Begin to Stabilize
- Gov. Cooper aims to extend eviction moratorium
- Gov. Cooper bids farewell as 2nd term draws to close
- Gov. Cooper extends ‘stay-at-home’ order 3 more weeks
- Gov. Cooper Issues Executive Order to Relax Outdoor Mask Mandate and Ease Mass Gathering Limits
- Gov. Cooper opening COVID vaccine to more North Carolinians
- Gov. Cooper opens Group 4 a week earlier
- Gov. Cooper orders flags at half-staff Aug. 23
- Gov. Cooper presser: No statewide mask mandate
- Gov. Cooper proclaims today Juneteenth in NC
- Gov. Cooper steps in the Disney/Charter Spectrum dispute, arguing or sports fans
- Gov. Cooper tightens existing restrictions to slow COVID-19 spread
- Gov. Cooper updates COVID-19 restrictions at 3 pm Tuesday
- Gov. Cooper will announce how, when NC reopens
- Gov. extends ‘stay-at-home’ order another month
- Gov. Stein last night recognized tragic death of Hunter Dalton in 2016
- Gov. Stein recognized tragic death of Hunter Dalton
- Gov. Stein signs HB-948
- Gov. Stein will recognize Cornelius resident during State of the State
- Governor bans sale of alcoholic drinks in bars, restaurants after 11 pm, starting Friday
- Governor calls for masks at all times in elementary, middle schools
- Governor closes schools for 2 weeks, but is it enough?
- Governor Cooper Announces Frontline Essential Workers Eligible for Vaccination March 3rd
- Governor declares statewide weather emergency
- Governor extends Phase 2 to July 17
- Governor instructs NC Emergency Management teams to prepare for Santa Claus’ arrival tomorrow night
- Governor instructs NC Emergency Management to prepare for Santa Claus
- Governor instructs NC Emergency Management to prepare for Santa Claus’ arrival tonight
- Governor issues ‘no disconnect’ order to utilities
- Governor proclaims Juneteenth Day
- Governor proclaims today Gun Violence Awareness Day
- Governor says NC is the ‘center of the college basketball universe’
- Governor Signs Executive Order to Ease COVID-19 Restrictions Effective February 26 at 5 p.m.
- Governor Signs Executive Order to Tighten Mask Requirements and Enforcement
- Governor’s order takes effect at 5 pm Monday
- Governor’s ‘State of the State’ tonight includes Cornelius resident
- Grab a wing it’s National Chicken Wing Day
- Graduating from 5th grade is one more milestone
- Graduation commencing in a virtual way
- Grand opening celebration tomorrow
- Grandson of John Connor inducted into Livingstone College Leaders Hall of Fame
- Grant to fund Sloan House conditions assessment and building use study
- Great Race stops in downtown Mooresville June 26
- Greco Fresh opens in Magnolia Plaza
- Green Daze: Ways to celebrate your Irishness around Lake Norman
- Green with Envy: Don’t miss out on these ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
- Greenberg Gibbons plans another community meeting for business park on Bailey Road
- Greenway Gartens public hearing set for Sept. 7
- Greenway Gartens, Caroline take another step forward
- Greenway Gartens: A new vision for development
- Greenway officially opens with ceremony on Saturday
- Greenway, Trail and Bike Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, and Public Arts Commission hav
- Greenway, Trail, & Bikeway Commission – Accepting Applications
- Greenway, Trail, and Bikeway Advisory Board Opening
- Gregarious birds flock together at favorite island in Cornelius
- Griffin family proposing event venue, family compound on Nantz
- Grocer survey: Local prices up average 9% this year
- Groceries for those in need
- Grocers begin to limit some purchases
- Grocers dedicate hours for seniors, 1st responders, hospital staff
- Grocers, schools strive for better new normal; Electricities update
- Grocery price check-in
- Groups recognized for community service
- Growing after school program needs volunteers
- Growing the Vine
- Growth coming: ‘Active’ projects around town
- Growth Management Committee up for discussion Monday evening
- Growth management plan will be voted on in April
- Guess who came to dinner?
- Guess Who Could Save a Billion Dollars Under the GOP Tax Plan?
- Guest Opinion: A vision for Cornelius
- Guest Opinion: Blending the new and old Cornelius is no small task
- Guest Opinion: Former Huntersville mayor calls property tax hike ‘extreme’
- Guest Opinion: It’s time for term limits
- Guest Opinion: Supreme Court case sparks advocacy for homeless rights
- Guns ‘N’ Hoses Nov. 2
- Guns & Hoses Saturday at 3
- Guns to Gardens Feb. 17 in Davidson
- Gwyneth Paltrow Drops Price and Relists Tribeca Penthouse
- Gwyneth Paltrow Drops Price and Relists Tribeca Penthouse
- Gyms are reopening. Here’s what to look for at yours
- H.A. “Humpy” Wheeler
- Ha-Ha-Halloween jokes and puns to amuse and lift your spirits
- Habitat announces scholarship
- Habitat has new board members
- Habitat raises $90K, including $40K from Lowe’s
- Had enough chillin? Plan your January
- Half-Point Drop in Interest Rates Boosts Buyers' Budgets
- Halfway through raising a girl, I haven’t worn makeup yet
- Halloween chill in the air
- Halloween haunts for kids and adults around Lake Norman
- Halloween safety tips
- Halloween tips: What to do if your child has autism spectrum disorder
- Halloween tips: Seasonal illness safety
- Halloween tips: Trick-or-treat safely
- Halloween tips: What about kids with food allergies?
- Halloween Treat Trail is Saturday
- Hambright Widening Project to Start Monday, August 12th
- Happenings around Lake Norman
- Happy 150th Huntersville!
- Happy 337th Johann! March 16 concert
- Happy 4th!
- Happy Birthday Johann!
- Happy Easter Weekend
- Happy Halloween!
- Happy Holidays and thank you
- Happy Holidays: Town Offices Closed Dec 24-28 in Observance of Christmas Holiday
- Happy Hour Rotary group raised $40K for non-profits
- Happy Hour Rotary hosting bourbon tasting event Feb. 9
- Happy Independence Day
- Happy Independence Day!
- Happy Independence Day!
- Happy International Dog Day
- Happy Juneteenth!
- Happy Lollipop Day!
- Happy Mother’s Day, from Modern Dad
- Happy National Beer Day, and, oh yes, Coffee Cake Day, Empowered Women Entrepreneurs Day, International Beaver Day, No Housework Day
- Happy Thanksgiving
- Happy Weekend weather
- Harassment differs by race, gender
- Harassment differs by race, gender
- HarborHippos advance; face Pineville tonight
- HarborHippos fall in second round of playoffs
- Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Norman
- Harold Rice brings MBA, real life experience to lead Ada Jenkins
- Harris Teeter pulls gun-friendly koozies, controversy erupts
- Harris Teeter requiring face masks as of today
- Has the tenant house really been saved?
- Have a heart: LKN Humane needs your help
- Have you paid your property taxes?
- HAWK means stop when flashing
- HAWK signal to go live tomorrow
- Haylofts to Hardwoods: How One Family Salvaged a Historic Barn By Hand
- Haylofts to Hardwoods: How One Family Salvaged a Historic Barn By Hand
- Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
- HC Oakes Band has a little coronavirus tune
- He said, she said: Gilroys address election loss
- He’s a Navy pilot in training
- Head of airport, a Cornelius resident, receives award
- Head of Board of Elections will discuss ballot integrity Oct. 9
- Head out to the Back to School Bash with gaga ball tournament, activities and movie on Saturday
- Heading out Friday night, Saturday and Sunday
- Heads up: Daylight Savings ends Sunday at 2 am
- Heads up: Meck County cautions residents about tax letter
- Healed and Restored golf fundraiser is April 7
- Healed and Restored golf fundraiser is Monday
- Healing Dragons paddle for a cause
- Healing History at Cedar Grove July 16
- Health experts spot uptick in COVID cases, a possible harbinger of fall/winter wave
- Health leaders cheer governor’s stay-at-home order
- Healthy Meck advocacy training set for Nov. 22
- Hearing for ‘Greenway Gartens’ mixed-use project now set for Aug. 9
- Hearing Monday on Alexander Farm changes
- Hearing Monday on Mayes Road rezoning proposal
- Hearing on W. Catawba apartment proposal on Monday
- Hearing tonight on term lengths in Cornelius
- Heart tribute band performs Nov. 9 with two original band members
- HEARTS event at Cedar Grove features local music, local food discussion
- HEARTS Milling Around this Saturday moves indoors
- HEARTS: Let Freedom Spring event on May 24 includes art contest
- Heat Advisory in effect 11 am to 8 pm
- Heat returning: 98 forecast Wednesday
- Heat wave: Check on vulnerable friends, animals
- Heat wave: Today will be the hottest day so far this year; fans available
- Heavy rain, winds expected in NC as Helene passes to the west
- Heavy turnout for early voting at Cornelius Town Hall
- Heavy turnout today, polls open till 7:30 pm
- Helene damages exceed $53 billion
- Helene my have changed the landscape, but birds are back
- Helene response update
- Helene update from WNC
- Helene update: 101 deaths in NC, 7 remain missing
- Helene update: Logistics are a challenge amidst devastation
- Helene update: Mecklenburg is now part of major disaster declaration; confirmed NC deaths approaching 80
- Helene update: More than 100 fatalities
- Helene-related death toll in NC nearing 100
- Helfrich vs. Bales: Competitive race will go down to the wire
- Hello Fall!
- Hello Michael! Downed trees now reported on Jetton.
- Hello Michael! Fast-moving storm barrelling through
- Hello October! Nice weekend ahead
- Hello Zeta: Wind and rain
- Help feed our furry friends
- Help for small businesses
- Help Name our New Park!
- Help PARC plan the future of recreation programming
- Help prevent garbage truck fires
- Help put Humpty Dumpty sculpture back together again
- Help Shape Huntersville's Downtown Plan
- Help shape the future of downtown on Sept. 12
- Helpful Q&A on face masks
- Helpful Tool: SlowCOVIDNC app
- HEOSC Meeting Rescheduled
- HEOSC Public Input Session – April 29
- HEOSC Sub-Committee Meeting
- HEOSC Sub-Committee Meeting
- HEOSC Sub-Committee Meeting
- Hepburn, History and Hollywood Combine in Audrey’s Former Home
- Hepburn, History and Hollywood Combine in Audrey’s Former Home
- Here are some celebratory options for Independence Day
- Here comes the Boom! Get your fireworks fix this 4th
- Here Comes the Bus is super helpful
- Here’s the Wackiest Tiny Home You’ve Ever Seen
- Here’s a recipe for hand sanitizer
- Here’s a roadmap to transportation bonds
- Here’s how long it will take to burn off that high-calorie fall treat
- Here’s how Smithville’s anniversary is counted as the 50th
- Here’s how to help Huntersville plan for it’s 150th anniversary
- Here’s the buzz on Pollinator Week, June 20-26
- Here’s the latest on where to dine
- Here’s the schedule for music in Davidson
- Here’s what is going on for the 4th of July, starting tomorrow
- Here’s what should be on your radar for November fun and holiday activities
- Here’s what you can do this week in this come-back summer 2021
- Here’s what’s happening around Lake Norman
- Here’s where NC ranks in COVID-19 safest states
- Here’s where NC ranks in survey of 2023’s States with the Most Racial Progress
- Here's How Underwater Homes Are Dragging Down Entire Housing Markets
- Hershey, Bradley get prison terms in local Ponzi scheme
- Hershey, Bradley trial moved to September
- Hey, candy man, what’s your Top 10?
- Hi tower! 199 feet of ugly?
- Hibernate Luxuriously in This 5,572-Square-Foot Cave Mansion
- Hickory St., Northcross Drive improvements moving ahead
- Hidden Costs of Homeownership Typically Top $9,000 a Year
- Hidden Costs of Homeownership Typically Top $9,000 a Year
- High rate of lung cancer in NC
- High school anglers recognized
- High school senior aims for $750,000 to help fight leukemia
- High school students can enter Congressional Art Competition
- High winds, rain cause damage, power outages
- Higher-risk people in Group 4 eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
- Highest and best use: Burned to the ground on purpose
- Historic building downtown faces partial demolition
- Historic church building in Davidson receives grant
- Historic day: Cain Center for the Arts breaks ground
- Historic news: Cornelius lands $500K in state budget for town museum
- Historic preservation: A contact sport for all involved
- Historic step forward for town museum
- History Corner: Alexander Farm
- History lecture to highlight Native women’s food and craft production
- History Makers 2016: Dr. Jane Lubchenco
- History mystery: Schoolmaster or Napoleonic field marshal, and what’s the connection here?
- History: When going to the movies was Black and white
- Hit the trails with a Cornelius Trail Passport
- Ho ho ho: Santa will scout out Cornelius Dec. 22
- Ho-ho-help Cornelius Police deliver during Adopt-A-Family for the holidays
- HOA’s: Some advice after 12 years at the helm
- Hoke master plan public input session to be held via Zoom
- Holbrook Park Closed
- Holbrook Park Tree Trimming
- Holbrook Street Construction Update
- Hold on conditional zoning requests may be lifted at May 1 Town Board meeting
- Hold the cell phone Mabel, let’s explore
- Holiday activities along with other fun events coming in November
- Holiday Closing
- Holiday Closing – Friday, April 2
- Holiday closings, garbage pick up
- Holiday decor is out, Santa is coming to town
- Holiday happenings coming up in Mooresville
- Holiday Market
- Holiday market Nov. 27-28
- Holiday newsletter schedule
- Holiday newsletter schedule
- Holiday newsletter schedule
- Holiday Parade is on this year
- Holiday planner
- Holiday Trash Update – Friday Routes to be Collected on Saturday (Christmas and New Years Day)
- Holiday waste collection
- Holiday weather outlook: Hot & sunny
- Holiday Weekend Weather
- Holiday weekend weather
- Holiday Weekend Weather
- Holiday weekend weather
- Holiday Weekend Weather outlook
- Holly Walk tour is Dec. 2
- Holly’z Hope ceases operations to change focus
- Holly’z Hope, Pawbrokers hosting food drive Saturday
- Holston closes 10 offices; HMG, Novant will help ex-patients
- Holston Medical terminates employees; shutters some offices
- Holston opens online form for medical record transfers
- Holy Week and Easter services
- Holy Week and Easter services
- Holy Week and Easter services taking place in Cornelius
- Holy Week services
- Home and property sales
- Home and property sales
- Home and property sales for August: Mooresville
- Home and property sales for December: Mecklenburg
- Home and property sales for July: Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville
- Home and property sales for July: Mooresville
- Home and property sales for November: Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville
- Home and property sales for September: Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville
- Home and property sales for September: Mooresville
- Home and property sales in Cornelius: October
- Home and property sales: April 2021
- Home and property sales: February and March 2021
- Home and property sales: July 19-Aug. 20
- Home and property sales: June 15- July 16
- Home and property sales: March 2021
- Home and property sales: Nov. 23-Dec. 15, 2021
- Home and property sales: Oct. 15-Nov. 22
- Home and property sales: Sept. 17-Oct. 14
- Home badly damaged as tree falls; how to donate on a statewide basis
- Home Depot seeks permission to expand
- Home Organization: Embracing Order in the New Year
- Home price appreciation rising
- Home prices still on the rise in and around North Meck
- Home sale sets record for Cornelius this year
- Home sales
- Home sales for June 2020: Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville
- Home Sales for March 2020 (Cornelius / Davidson / Huntersville)
- Home sales in Mooresville
- Home Sales January 2020
- Home sales still happening
- Home sales: Who paid how much for what
- Home Shopping During Winter: What You Need to Know
- Home Shopping? Walk Away If You Spot This in the Kitchen
- Home Shopping? Walk Away If You Spot This in the Kitchen
- Home Transactions April 2019 – May 2019
- Home Transactions July 2019
- Home Transactions June – July 2019
- Home Transactions September 2019
- Home, [extremely] sweet home—for $6.2 million
- Homeowners, more so than buyers, appreciate home price appreciation
- HOMES Program is Here to Help Mecklenburg County Homeowners in Need
- Homes With ‘Subway Tiles’ or ‘Barn Doors’ Sell Faster and for More Money
- Homes With 'Subway Tiles' or 'Barn Doors' Sell Faster and for More Money
- Homes With Blue Bathrooms Sell for $5,440 More Than Expected
- Homes With Blue Bathrooms Sell for $5,440 More Than Expected
- HomeSense will open its first NC store in Shops at Fresh Market
- HomeTrust opens in Cornelius, People’s Bank moves to Huntersville
- Honoring Dads: Special men inspire lasting values
- Honoring those who served on Veterans Day
- Hook up with fishing and Earth Jam April 27
- Hooked on Cornelius Oct. 19
- Hooked on Cornelius returns
- Hop Along the Bunny Trail March 27
- Hop into Easter and spring events and services
- Hop Into Spring March 27
- Hop Into Spring Saturday at Wilhelm Park
- Hop Into Spring this Saturday
- Hope House collecting shoes for novel fundraiser
- Hope House to celebrate opening of the Cottages of Lindquist Glen
- Hopewell Baptist community event April 27
- Hopewell Headliners present ‘Bring it On’
- Hopewell Presbyterian Church Stone Walls
- Hopewell senior lands EnergyUnited scholarship
- Hoppy Trails
- Hospital on track for May groundbreaking
- Hospitalizations climb again due to COVID-19
- Hospitalizations climb, but increase in new cases is lower
- Hospitalizations climbing, as are cases and testing
- Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 down from last week
- Hospitalizations for coronavirus at a new high in NC
- Hospitals adjust visitor restrictions
- Hospitals limit child visits to patients to avoid spread of respiratory viruses
- Hospitals restrict access to avoid spread of flu
- Host Committee responds to RNC news, saying ‘clear violation’
- Hot Properties: Million-dollar deals
- Hot Properties: Million-dollar home sales
- Hot summer weekend in store
- Hot weekend!
- Hot, likely wet, weekend forecast
- Hotel proposal approved by Huntersville
- Hotel, apartments pulled from Birkdale Village plans
- Hotel, conference center, apartments coming before Planning Board
- Hotel, mixed-use project proposed for Sefton Park Road
- Hottest bets this weekend, Aug. 13-15
- Hough a cappella group scores
- Hough High attendance is down after social media scare
- Hough High grads land nearly $14 million in scholarships
- Hough High lacrosse clinics begin Dec. 4; sign up now
- Hough High Lacrosse made it to State Championships
- Hough High School’s DECA Team wins in state competition
- Hough High soccer star signs with Clemson
- Hough High STEM team members going to playoffs in Raleigh
- Hough High students land top honors in STEM competition
- Hough needs traffic flow, neighborhood wants peace
- Hough senior from Cornelius lands Morehead scholarship
- Hough student representing NC at JDRF Children’s Congress
- Hough students safe after leaving Notre Dame
- Hough was on modified lockdown earlier today
- Hough wins 2nd place at Odyssey of the Mind state tournament
- Hough’s Bill Shook is high school tennis coach of the year
- House of the Week: $100 Million Mansion Stocked With 177 Bottles of Bubbly
- House of the Week: 12-Foot-Wide Slice of the Big Easy
- House of the Week: 120-Year-Old Gem With a Greenhouse
- House of the Week: A Clock Tower Called Home
- House of the Week: Island Cabin With Northwest Charm
- House of the Week: Sharp Lines, Stunning Views and a Record Sale Price
- House of the Week: Snow White’s Cottage in the Woods
- House of the Week: The World’s Tallest Single-Family Home
- House of the Week: This Magical Treehouse Happened By Accident
- House of the Week: Tiny Home With 100-Mile Desert Views
- House of the Week: Tiny Shipping Container, Big Style
- House of the Week: Tropical Island Retreat With Private Art Studio
- House of the Year: A Treehouse Tower With Water Views
- House on Freshwater sells for $4.9 million
- House with haunting history will be torn down
- Housing plan on Town Board agenda tonight
- Housing Study Committee meets Thursday
- How ‘Home Was a Safe House’ for This Refugee and Cancer Survivor
- How ‘Home Was a Safe House’ for This Refugee and Cancer Survivor
- How $20 million in Park Bonds would be spent
- How 2017 Rate Volatility Impacts Home Affordability
- How an Easement Can Make for Lousy Neighbors
- How big a problem are plastics in food packaging?
- How Breaking 3 Design Rules Made Our Home Feel More Like Us
- How Breaking 3 Design Rules Made Our Home Feel More Like Us
- How can we make preservation economically viable?
- How Cornelius candidates say they will vote on term lengths
- How Davidson handles animal control differs from Cornelius
- How Do Co-Borrowers’ Credit Scores Affect a Home Purchase?
- How do you network during the shutdown?
- How do you spell p-e-r-i-p-h-e-r-a-l?
- How does Charlotte place among the best places to get married? Pretty good
- How dry we aren’t: Wet winter precipitates lots of problems
- How Hard Is It to Add a Bathroom?
- How Historic Racial Injustices Still Impact Housing Today
- How Historic Racial Injustices Still Impact Housing Today
- How I connected with a movie star
- How I got even with a text scammer
- How I Prepare for the Holidays
- How I Prepare for the Holidays
- How local history is learned and taught
- How long is Halloween candy good for?
- How Many Credit Checks Before Closing on a Home?
- How Much Do Septic Systems Cost to Install?
- How Much Does It Cost to Move?
- How much money did 28031 send to the presidential campaigns?
- How much will I 77 tolls cost?
- How plans for an apartment complex changed is a lesson in local government and economics
- How Tarek and I Say “I Do” to Working Together Every Day
- How Tarek and I Say “I Do” to Working Together Every Day
- How to Actually Afford to Buy A Home in America
- How to Actually Afford to Buy A Home in America
- How to Add Board & Batten to Your Walls
- How to apply for a ‘Next NC’ scholarship to a community college
- How to apply for at-large seat on Meck County Commission
- How to apply for NC Education Corps
- How to Attract Birds to Your Yard (Hint: Don’t Just Wing It)
- How to Avoid a Water Heater Nightmare
- How to be a sponsor or vendor at National Night Out
- How to Bleach Hardwood Floors
- How to Brighten a Dark Home
- How to Build a Home Renovation Team You Can Trust
- How to Build a Home Renovation Team You Can Trust
- How to Build and Install a Sliding Barn Door
- How to Build Your Own Vertical Garden With Shipping Pallets
- How to Buy a Lake House in 4 Easy Steps
- How to Buy a Shipping Container (for Your Next Home)
- How to Buy a Shipping Container (for Your Next Home)
- How to Buy a Vacation Home in 5 Steps
- How to Buy Property in Australia If You’re From the U.S.
- How to Carve the Best Pumpkin on the Block
- How to Change a Light Fixture
- How to Choose a Property Manager for Your Rental Home
- How to Choose the Right School: 6 Tips for Parents
- How to Create Your Ultimate Outdoor Kitchen
- How to Decorate Simply for the Holidays (With Big Impact)
- How to Feel at Home, No Matter Where You Are
- How to Feel at Home, No Matter Where You Are
- How to Find Your Dream Home
- How to Fix Ceiling Water Stains
- How to fix traffic: 10 candidates, 10 answers
- How to Get a Mortgage and Change Jobs at the Same Time
- How to get around during North Meck Holiday Parade
- How to Get Rid of Smoke Smell in Your House
- How to Get Rid of Your Roommate (Legally!)
- How to give back: Kiwanis Thanksgiving dinner project
- How to Grow a Spectacular Container Garden
- How to Handle Long-Distance House Hunting Like a Champ
- How to Hang Curtains to Make Your Windows Look Bigger
- How to have a happy, safe and inclusive Halloween in 2020
- How to help Florence victims
- How to help keep student athletes safe during the heat
- How to Install a Kitchen Faucet
- How to keep your dog cool this summer
- How to Make a Competitive Offer Against All-Cash Home Buyers
- How to Make the Most of 500 Square Feet: See How This City Renter Did It
- How to manage the back-to-school transition
- How to Measure Your Home’s Square Footage
- How to Modernize a Split-Level Home
- How to Modernize a Split-Level Home
- How to Move Cross-Country: See How These Renters Made It Work
- How to Negotiate Repairs After a Home Inspection
- How to Paint the Exterior of Your Home (the Easy Way!)
- How to Perform a Landlord Background Check
- How to plan a safer gathering amidst the pandemic
- How to Plan an Outdoor Movie Night
- How to Plan the Perfect Patio
- How To Powerwash Your Sidewalk
- How to prepare for a storm
- How to Prepare Your Home for an Appraisal
- How to Remove Stains From an Area Rug
- How to Repair a Damaged Shingle
- How to Repair and Prevent Doorknob Holes in Walls
- How to Replace a Ceiling Fan
- How to Set a Home Renovation Budget
- How to Set a Home Renovation Budget
- How to sound off on Charlotte Douglas flyover noise
- How to stay safe during the Memorial Day holiday weekend
- How to Throw the Perfect Pumpkin-Carving Party
- How to Track Santa on Christmas Eve
- How to view CMS ’emergency’ board meeting online
- How to Win the War on Pet Hair
- How towns communicate: Social media is one way
- How we go to the dogs
- How will Cornelius use $8 million in stimulus funds?
- How will you celebrate National Dog Day?
- Hoyle rules: Retired police chief receives prestigious award
- HPD Chief Bence Hoyle to Retire After 37 Years of Law Enforcement Service
- HPRD Advisory Boards Now Accepting Applications
- HS graduation info for Hough, N. Meck, Hopewell
- Huge crowd for Light Up Cornelius
- Huge Juneteenth Festival in Plaza Midwood
- Hugh Torance House and Store Board announces new board members
- Hugh Torance House and Store releases annual report, and looks ahead
- Hugh Torance House Halloween event Oct. 29 is steeped in history
- Humane Society Gala Nov. 2
- Humane Society of Charlotte’s Annual Walk & Festival at Truist Field Saturday
- Humid, hot, pop-up storms for the weekend and into next week
- Humpty Dumpty is back where he belongs
- Hundreds attend candle-light vigil for Madalina
- Hundreds attend Veteran’s Day ceremony behind Town Hall
- Hundreds enjoyed Big Day at the Lake
- Hundreds of anti-Trump demonstrators marched in Cornelius Saturday
- Hundreds of millions of dollars in federal aid heading to Charlotte-Mecklenburg
- Hunter Newsome is new Marine PFC
- Huntersville 101 Fall Session Added
- Huntersville 101 Returns for 2020 – Program Begins Febraury 26th
- Huntersville 101 Returns for 2020 – Program Begins Febraury 26th
- Huntersville 101 Spring Session – Registration is Open!
- Huntersville 2040 Community Plan – Plan Ambassadors Meeting 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Town Hall
- Huntersville 2040 Community Plan – Plan Ambassadors Meeting Wednesday at Town Hall
- Huntersville 2040 Community Plan – Steering Committee Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Community Plan – Steering Committee Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Community Plan – Steering Committee Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Listening Session Opportunity
- Huntersville 2040 Listening Session Opportunity
- Huntersville 2040 Online Community Participation Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Online Community Participation Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Public Engagement Dates Announced
- Huntersville 2040 Public Engagement Meetings Set for February 24-26
- Huntersville 2040 Public Survey
- Huntersville 2040 Steering Committee Virtual Meeting
- Huntersville 2040 Virtual Steering Committee Meeting
- Huntersville Bike Plan Open House
- Huntersville Bike Plan Open House
- Huntersville board meeting delayed a day for MLK Jr. Day closing
- Huntersville brewery hosts first beer pairing dinner
- Huntersville Chamber CEO apologizes to mayor
- Huntersville Community Plan
- Huntersville Day at Cannon Ballers Game
- Huntersville DMV re-opens for express services only
- Huntersville Downtown Plan Public Forum #2
- Huntersville Downtown Plan volunteer opportunities
- Huntersville getting new $30 million Town Hall
- Huntersville Growers’ Market
- Huntersville Growers’ Market
- Huntersville Growers’ Market
- Huntersville Growers' Market
- Huntersville Growers' Market is ADDING A DAY!
- Huntersville Growers' Market Opening Day & CRUISE-IN
- Huntersville Happy Hour’s LKN Men Than Cook is March 17
- Huntersville Hay Days to be held September 23
- Huntersville Holiday Happenings at Veterans Park
- Huntersville Holiday House Contest & Tour
- Huntersville Holiday Market
- Huntersville Interchange, I-77 Lanes to Temporarily Close
- Huntersville Land Development Fee Changes effective August 1, 2023
- Huntersville leaders expected to vote on Birkdale Village tonight
- Huntersville leaders ponder new town hall options
- Huntersville Library reopens Monday, Fall Fest Oct. 26
- Huntersville looking for volunteers to fill board seats
- Huntersville Mayor Aneralla ‘seriously considering’ run for US Congress
- Huntersville mayor announces plans to run for NC House District 98
- Huntersville mayor-elect wants residents to be more involved
- Huntersville Mobility Plan
- Huntersville Parks and Recreation Earns Fourth Normy Award
- Huntersville pickleball/tennis courts closed for repairs
- Huntersville planners reject new Birkdale Village plan
- Huntersville Planning Board votes 4-3 against Birkdale plan
- Huntersville plans a week of fun for everyone
- Huntersville Police Department Community Survey 2020
- Huntersville Police Department seeks resident input
- Huntersville police offer car seat checks
- Huntersville Police Seeking Help with Cold Case
- Huntersville public meeting on gas spill is Aug. 27
- Huntersville puts out call for proposals for upcoming SculpTOUR
- Huntersville seeks PAC advisory board member
- Huntersville seeks school supply donations, and plans a week of fun in August
- Huntersville senior lands Morehead scholarship
- Huntersville shapes up as winner of Mayors’ Fitness Challenge
- Huntersville Town Board of Commissioners Adopt FY25 Budget
- Huntersville Town Board Special Meeting – Budget Workshop
- Huntersville Town Board votes 5-1 for Birkdale Village expansion
- Huntersville Town Hall parking update during road closure
- Huntersville Veterans Day Ceremony
- Huntersville Week of Fun
- Huntersville-Concord Road to re-open tomorrow
- Huntersville’s Black History Month celebrations
- Huntesville REC School
- Hurricane Florence shifts south
- Hurricane Preparedness Week means being prepared for more than wind
- Hurricane relief drive in Birkdale Village is this Saturday
- Hurricane season begins June 1
- Hurricane season: Hugo bossed us around in 1989
- Husband-wife duo pastoring Mt. Zion United Methodist
- Husband, wife indicted for stealing from booster club
- Hwy. 115 has reopened after unannounced closing
- Hwy. 21 update: Let’s get wide in 2026, maybe 2029
- HWY115 Nighttime Closure for Waterline Replacement
- HWY115 Waterline Replacement Work
- Hydrilla is a growing problem in parts of the lake
- I asked ChatGPT a few things about Cornelius and my Yugo
- I Bought a Condo When I Was Under 30 and Single
- I Bought a Condo When I Was Under 30 and Single
- I don’t want a partridge in a pear tree, just flush the d#$% toilet
- I Spent Two Days in a Castle Just Outside NYC
- I Spent Two Days in a Castle Just Outside NYC
- I-485 driver in jail
- I-77 advisors express frustration over lack of progress
- I-77 bill faces tougher test in Senate
- I-77 Express will allow extended commercial vehicles starting Feb. 8
- I-77 Lanes in Huntersville to Close Overnight This Week
- I-77 Mobility Partners CEO: Mums the word
- I-77 paving drove confusion, anger Sunday
- I-77 Planning Survey
- I-77 shoulder hardening starts next spring/summer
- I-77 stanchions will be moved
- I-77 toll lanes: They’re watching
- I77 Local Advisory Group meets Wednesday
- Ian updates: So far, so good
- Ian, arriving sooner than expected, spawns cancellations, rescheduling
- Ian’s remnants: Tree damage, drizzle
- Ibeyi’s Songs Come Full Circle
- Iconic ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ House Listed for $8.995M
- Iconic ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ House Listed for $8.995M
- Ida: Cooler temps coming
- If Cornelius were a port on a cruise, here’s what I’d do
- If elected to Congress, Bradford would move to District 8
- If lightning deaths strike you as frequent in NC, they are
- If you like it cold and wet, barefoot ski tournament is where to be New Years Day
- If you plan to catch The Polar Express in Concert, buy your tickets now
- If you’re a planner, Christmas is right around the corner of Main Street and…
- Iggy Azalea and Nick Young Have Unloaded Their ‘Fancy’ LA Home
- Iggy Azalea and Nick Young Have Unloaded Their ‘Fancy’ LA Home
- Immigration panel discussion Sept. 21
- Impact fees make sense at this time
- Impact fees not an avenue in road, development woes
- Impending cold weather could slow down I-77 paving
- Improvements at Hwy. 21 and Westmoreland take shape
- In case you smell smoke…
- In Cornelius, if it sounds like gunfire, chances are it’s a hopped-up car
- In Cornelius, you can put Humpty Dumpty together again
- In Davidson: Masks ‘strongly’ recommended
- In deed: Home and property sales
- In His Steps Dance presents free family event Jan.13
- In response to drownings, Joshua Murray Boating, Safety, Education and Awareness Center will open this spring
- In response to drownings, the Joshua Murray boating safety center will open in May
- In response to drownings, the Joshua Murray Boating, Safety, Education and Awareness Center will open in May
- In Smithville, getting city water was a ‘do-it-ourselves’ project
- In split decision, Town Board opts for kid-friendly speed on Jetton
- In split vote, Town Board agrees to one-cent property tax increase
- In the slow lane: Old Jetton at crossroads with planners
- In the wake of Helene, Cintra will cap tolls to ease congestion on I-77
- Inaugural Better Together Ball benefitting the Cool Kids Clubhouse planned for December
- Inbound Jetton has reopened
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- Incidents, Arrests and Citations reported by the Cornelius PD – May 16 – May 22
- Incidents, arrests, citations as reported by CPD May 14
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- Incidents, arrests, citations May 29
- Incidents, arrests, citations: June 4 CPD report
- Increase in new cases down from yesterday; positive testing improves
- Independence Day newsletter schedule
- Indianapolis Named Best Place for First-Time Home Buyers
- Indianapolis Named Best Place for First-Time Home Buyers
- Indomitable John McCurdy: On a wing and a prayer, plus faith, family, friends
- Indoor entertainment center coming to Kenton Place
- Industrial-Style Tiny Home Made for Outdoor Living – House of the Week
- Industry expert: Gas prices poised to climb
- Infant formula shortage hits locally
- Info on new tax values will be delayed
- Infographic: Why Is 20% Ideal for a Down Payment?
- Information Meeting Gilead Road Widening
- Information Meeting Gilead Road Widening
- Information meetings scheduled for classical, Christian homeschooling
- Ingersoll Rand raised $1.4 million for United Way
- Ingersoll Rand will sponsor Performing Arts Series at Cain Center
- Innovative work of art—and technology—brightens tunnel under I-77
- Inside government: Town will take up penalties Dec. 20
- Insiders Share What Makes Baltimore So Charming
- Insiders Share What Makes Baltimore So Charming
- Instrument Discovery Day this Saturday
- Interested teens can apply for Lake Norman Teen Council participation
- International Jiu Jitsu star lands in Cornelius
- International organist performs Jan. 13
- International Women’s Day thoughts from Dr. Jill Biden
- Intersection gets temporary fix
- Interview: Erika Erlenbach will chair LKN Chamber in 2021
- Invasive zebra mussels confirmed in Iredell
- Investment Property: How Much Can You Write Off on Your Taxes?
- Investment Property: How Much Can You Write Off on Your Taxes?
- Iredell Health has vaccine appointments available Saturday
- Iredell Sheriff’s get canine that can detect drugs, including fentanyl
- Is a budget battle shaping up at Town Hall?
- Is a Dual Agency Relationship Risky?
- Is a hold on permits a concrete path to restoring a sidewalk on W. Catawba?
- Is a moratorium in Cornelius a real possibility?
- Is a tax increase inevitable?
- Is Buying a ‘Starter Home’ Still Smart?
- Is Buying a Historic Home Right for You?
- Is it allergies or the coronavirus? 4 ways to tell
- Is it COVID-19, flu, a cold, or allergies?
- Is Rent-to-Own a Scam?
- Is the Confederate Monument here to stay?
- Is there going to be an adventure park in Huntersville?
- Is this a watershed moment for wakeboarders?
- Is toilet paper shortage real?
- Is W. Catawba widening in the fast lane? Maybe not.
- Is Your Bathroom a Total Snooze Fest? (It Doesn’t Have to Be)
- Is Your Home Trying to Kill You?
- Island estate in Huntersville on the market at $22 million
- Issues with Payment on Website
- It gets cold Tuesday
- It looks like a $384K windfall for Cornelius, thanks to Davidson, Mooresville cable deal
- It looks like a pre-school may come to W. Catawba
- It looks like an average hurricane season, but let’s hope we don’t get to Wendy
- It looks like we’re going to Waste Pro
- It takes planning and thought to be a MODERN dad
- It was apparently a suicide on Torrence Chapel
- It was inevitable: Tax bills going out
- It’s a Catio, Daddio! A Video Tour Led by the Feline Himself
- It’s a Sell for Warren Buffett in Laguna Beach
- It’s a Sell for Warren Buffett in Laguna Beach
- It’s a contest: Denis Bilodeau will run for mayor
- It’s a done deal: Chief Hoyle going to Huntersville as interim chief
- It’s a family affair: How to keep kids active after school
- It’s a horse race: 9 candidates for Town Board
- It’s a horse race: Gilroy, Furcht file to run for Town Board
- It’s a month of big birthdays around here. Cornelius Today turns 20 and Future Man turns 16.
- It’s a taxing time of year, but tax relief programs can help
- It’s all in the detail: Carolina Springs hopes to expand
- It’s almost Independence Day. What you need to know
- It’s back: Controversial project planned on Davidson town line
- It’s been 6 months since Madalina was last seen getting off school bus
- It’s Beer Month in North Carolina. How will you celebrate?
- It’s Bilodeau vs. Washam: 2 candidates, 1 job
- It’s cold: Check space heaters, other sources of heat
- It’s Election Day: Vote!
- It’s groovy baby!
- It’s hot out, and so is the music in – and on – Lake Norman
- It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week. Here’s why.
- It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week. Here’s why.
- It’s in the details: Carolina Springs plans expansion
- It’s inevitable: Tax bills going out next week
- It’s just a test, but I-77 signs LIGHT UP next week
- It’s just nuts out there
- It’s Marcus vs. Cole for NC Senate 41 in November
- It’s National Pollinator Week. Here’s how to help
- It’s official: 9 candidates for Cornelius Town Board
- It’s official: Aneralla will run for US House of Representatives
- It’s official: Caldwell Station Tributary Greenway is open
- It’s official: Dan Forest won Cornelius
- It’s official: Local tax rate stays the same
- It’s official: Mayor Washam files to run for 2nd term
- It’s official: Mayors declare July 22 ‘Big Day at the Lake’
- It’s official: Potts Barber Shop is a Historic Landmark
- It’s official: The total property tax bill on a $500K home will be $3,281
- It’s only a test, on April 13
- It’s only October, but, baby, it’s gonna be cold outside
- It’s personal property tax time
- It’s prime season at the Davidson Farmers Market
- It’s saved: Tenant house will move to new park on Alexander Farm site
- It’s still a seller’s market, only less so
- It’s tax time: Ada Jenkins can help
- It’s time for pumpkin comfort
- It’s time to fall back
- It’s time to navigate a safer, fun time on Lake Norman
- It’s time to register your child for kindergarten
- It’s unusual, it’s fun, it’s June 28
- It’s-sno-surprise: Ice and snow
- Items worth an estimated $350,000 from Connor Quay home in online auction
- J. Cash merges with Premier Sotheby’s International
- Jack Bradford was NC Senate page
- Jack Burney Community Service Award Committee accepting nominations
- Jack Burney Community Service Award Committee extending nominations
- Jaime King’s Family-Friendly Dream Home Updates
- Jan. 23 ‘listening session’ with N. Meck Commissioner
- January 2024: Start planning for the fun in the new year
- Jazz Fest is this Saturday
- Jazz Fest Saturday at Smithville Park
- Jazz Festival is on!
- Jazz Festival is Saturday
- Jazz Festival is this Saturday
- Jazz Festival postponed due to weather
- Jazz Festival Saturday
- Jazz Festival Saturday at Smithville Park
- Jazz Festival Saturday at Smithville Park
- Jazz Festival won’t miss a beat
- Jazz Festival, splash pad opening on Saturday at Smithville Park
- Jazz pianist Christian Sands kicks off Cain Center’s inaugural season
- Jeff Arbaugh…Just a guy next door figuring out life on stage
- Jeff Tarte will run for NC Auditor in 2024
- Jeff Tarte, former mayor and NC senator, in the running for CMS superintendent
- Jesse Jones, a comic from Huntersville, will perform at Studio 13
- Jet Blue flight makes emergency landing in Raleigh
- Jetton could reopen as soon as next week
- Jetton Cove entrepreneurs strut their stuff at Kids Bazaar
- Jetton Extension closing update
- Jetton Extension set for $3 million upgrade
- Jetton Extension will be rebuilt, with bike lanes
- Jetton Extension/Sefton Park: Community meeting Dec. 14
- Jetton partially blocked after 2-car crash and roll-over
- Jetton Road reopens near new Chase branch
- Jetton/Old Jetton intersection gets a fix later this month
- Jillian Michaels Slims Down Price on Malibu Beach House
- Jim Duke will run for Town Board, Kurt Naas will not
- Jim Morrill to moderate local candidate forum
- Joblessness continues to spike statewide
- Joe Douglas plans retail, offices adjacent to Cowboy site
- Joey Logano
- John and Alice McAuley
- John Frank Lytle
- John Larroquette Lists in Los Angeles’ Posh ‘Silver Strand’
- John Larroquette Lists in Los Angeles’ Posh ‘Silver Strand’
- John Legend and Chrissy Teigen’s Former Hollywood Hills Home Is for Sale
- John Legend and Chrissy Teigen’s Former Hollywood Hills Home Is for Sale
- Johns Hopkins data: NC below region average in deaths per 10,000
- Join the Town of Davidson on Saturday for Town Day on the Green
- Join Us for Donuts with the Duck and Bunny!
- Join Us for our Black History Month Celebration!
- Join Us Tuesday at Veterans Park for National Night Out (5 to 8 p.m.)
- Joint meeting of Town Board, Planning Board
- Joint press conference this morning: Hospitals issue dire COVID warning
- Joint statement from Atrium, Novant on RNC
- Jon Dressler, pleased with Birkdale Village, outlines changes coming with Fin & Fino
- Joshua Murray boat safety fundraiser April 6 at Boatyard
- Joshua Murray boat safety fundraiser today at Boatyard
- Joshua Murray Boating safety center rocked the boat Sunday
- Juan Loco among 4 businesses recognized by chamber during Small Business Week
- Judy Emmaline Crews passes away
- Judy Emmaline Crews passes away
- Judy Emmaline Crews passes away
- July 12: This is just a test
- July 24 is officially ‘Big Day at the Lake Day’
- July 4th Holiday
- July brings heat and lots of activities; make a plan to have some fun
- July was hottest month ever (here on Earth). Here’s what to expect this weekend
- June 17 rally supports Cornelius Police
- June 22: Business briefs
- June 7 dog incident results in suspension for police officer
- June is heating up with events around Lake Norman
- June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month
- Juneteenth comes back to Plaza Midwood June 16-19
- Juneteenth is a time to celebrate
- Juneteenth observation June 19 at Ada Jenkins
- Juneteenth to be celebrated in Davidson
- Junion video is out
- Junker project on W. Catawba under way
- Junker project update: Vultures watch over W. Catawba
- Junker update: New partnership takes over 195-unit project
- Jury awards $21,500 to Sisson in business dispute
- Jury selection begins Wednesday for Palmiter trial
- Jury selection under way in Bayport v. Sisson trial
- Justin Christenbery: Painting with a broad brush
- JV Washam Elementary School 2019-2020 Q2 Honor Roll
- JV Washam Elementary School 2019-2020 Q3 Honor Roll
- JW Marriott opens in Uptown Aug. 17
- K-9 Britt will take it easy after retiring from Cornelius Police Dept.
- K-nein: Electronic collars no longer OK as restraints in Cornelius parks
- Kachin faith holds national conference in Cornelius
- Katharine Hepburn’s Lifelong Connecticut Estate Finally Sells
- Katharine Hepburn’s Lifelong Connecticut Estate Finally Sells
- Katy Perry Lists Her Post-Divorce Mulholland Drive Compound
- Katy Perry Lists Her Post-Divorce Mulholland Drive Compound
- Keep a light on
- Keep pets safe from the heat
- Keep safety in mind as boating season approaches
- Keeping Pets Safe Around Plants
- Keeping Pets Safe Around Plants
- Keeping Your Elderly Loved One Safe at Home While You Travel
- Kendall Jenner Packs It In, Listing Her LA Condo for $1.6M
- Kendall Jenner Packs It In, Listing Her LA Condo for $1.6M
- Kennel cough on the rise; no cases at Cornelius shelter
- Key CATS info session tonight rewards feedback with chance to win gift cards
- Key coronavirus metrics are down again
- Key COVID indicators are ‘stable’
- Key hearing tonight on Bailey Road business center proposal
- Key transportation bill clears state NC House in 102-6 vote
- Kids do what kids do, like grow up
- Kids going gaga
- Kilted Buffalo closing for renovations; reopens in March
- Kilted Buffalo’s “Zero K” race to raise money, not heart rates
- Kincaid Trail Greenway bridge will close for maintenance
- Kindred pastry chef pops over to Davidson Farmer’s Market
- Kitchen Countertop Buying Guide: Meet the Main Players & Find Your Best Match
- Kitten season is here. Interested in fostering?
- Kiwanis golf tournament canceled
- Kiwanis golf tournament planned for Oct. 10
- Kiwanis raising funds for turkey dinners for those in need at Thanksgiving
- Kiwanis will unveil mural Friday
- Kiwanis will unveil mural tomorrow
- Know a budding musician? Registration open for Cornelius Youth Orchestras
- Know a young actor? Check this out
- Kwanzaa to be celebrated Dec. 26-Jan. 1
- Kyiv City Ballet performs at Davidson College Sept. 18
- Kylie Jenner’s Rent Is More Than Most Americans’ Annual Salary
- Kylie Jenner’s Rent Is More Than Most Americans’ Annual Salary
- L.I.F.T – Leader Integration For Teens
- Labor Day By the Numbers
- Labor Day closings, waste pick-up, newsletter schedule
- Labor Day newsletter, publishing schedule, a little history
- Labor Day weekend e-publishing schedule
- Labor Day Weekend Weather
- Labor Day Weekend Weather: The best early September
- Labor of Love: Thousands of baby items collected for young military families
- Lace up your Lederhosen and don your Dirndl Saturday
- Lack of sewer capacity may plug up new Cornelius projects
- Lack of workforce housing hits close to home
- Ladies Night Out April 22
- Lake effect: Slow rise ahead
- Lake level starting to come down
- Lake level: Is it up, or is it down?
- Lake levels: Low, low your boat
- Lake Norman athletes qualify for national beach tournament
- Lake Norman Bike Expo is Saturday
- Lake Norman Bike Expo planned for Saturday
- Lake Norman business leader shot in Troutman
- Lake Norman Community Health Clinic: 25 years of health and hope
- Lake Norman EDC ‘strategic pause’ is permanent
- Lake Norman Fine Wines holds inaugural wine tasting
- Lake Norman Fondo Bike Event will close Lorimer Road in Davidson
- Lake Norman Hospice Regatta & Party April 22-23
- Lake Norman Humane cites urgent need for help
- Lake Norman Humane seeks donations
- Lake Norman Humane seeks donations for a rescue’s surgery
- Lake Norman is in full swing with fun things to do
- Lake Norman Marine Commission will meet Nov. 18
- Lake Norman Men That Cook is March 26
- Lake Norman music scene strikes a high note
- Lake Norman Realty expands with merger
- Lake Norman Realty tops $300 million in closed sales
- Lake Norman set to host Carolinas Bass Challenge Classic
- Lake Norman Teen Council
- Lake Norman Teen Council meetings
- Lake Norman Women’s Conference ‘Connects the Dots’
- Lake Norman: Beware traffic, inexperience, alcohol, speed
- Lake Patrol will issue citations for ‘social distance’ violations on LKN
- Lake safety one life ring at a time
- Lakefront concert Sept. 5 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Lakefront estate changes hands at $5.25 million
- Lakefront home in Cornelius sells for $11.5 million
- Lakeside Charter delivers diplomas to 8th grade grads
- Lakeside Charter Open House
- Lakeside Lawn Party, a free community event, benefits BBBS
- Laketoberfest Music & Brew Festival on tap Saturday
- Laketoberfest Saturday afternoon at Bailey Park
- Laketoberfest this Saturday
- LaLaCaboosa returns Thursday June 10
- Land conservancy reaccredited by national board
- Land Development Accela Submission Guide and Tips
- Land Development Fee Changes – Effective October 1, 2021
- Land Development Fee Changes – Effective October 1, 2021
- Land Development To Switch From EPM To Accela In December
- Land ripe for development hints at our agrarian past
- Land use and planning are ready for a review
- Landlord didn’t renew FlairTRADE lease, to make more room for Total Wine
- Landmark home comes down in plan for 12 new homes
- Landowner gives his thoughts on growth and development
- Landscaping a New Construction Home
- Lane Closure: Bud Henderson Road – November 2-6, 2020 – for Repair by Charlotte Water
- Lane markings on Sam Furr in the slow lane for now
- LangTree Live Thursday
- Large increase in COVID-19 cases statewide; hospitalizations increase
- Large mixed-use development planned
- Larger increase in COVID-19 cases reported today
- Largest crowd ever for Cornelius Jazz Festival
- Largest single-day increase in NC COVID-19 cases
- Last 7 days of new COVID cases 16% ahead of past 31
- Last call for leaves
- Last call to register for Charlotte Independence soccer league
- Last call: RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast Friday
- Last call: RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast on new hospital in Cornelius
- Last call: RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast Q&A, networking at The Peninsula Club
- Last chance to RSVP for Davidson-Cornelius Child Development Center breakfast
- Last full week of county-wide Early Voting; four-day totals
- Last town board meeting of 2022 is tonight
- Last week of Early Voting under way at Town Hall, 6 other locations
- Last-ditch appeal to US Supreme Court could change Congressional map
- Late rally pushes UNCC graduate Monetti to victory in Bassmaster College Classic Bracket
- Late update: Guidelines from NC health officials
- Latest Airport Community Roundtable Update
- Latest Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
- Latest Mode of Transportation in Los Angeles? Your Own Two Feet
- Latest Update (November) from Airport Community Roundtable
- Latest Update on Parks and Recreation Capital Projects
- Latta Place community meeting brings historic site another step closer to reopening
- Latta Place will reopen in 2026 after redevelopment starting winter 2024
- Latta Place: ‘All people to feel welcome’ at former plantation where 65 were enslaved
- Lauren Conrad Lists Pacific Palisades Home for $5.195M
- Lauren Conrad Lists Pacific Palisades Home for $5.195M
- Lauren Thomas: A ‘purposeful life’ at age 14
- Lawn and Leaf Bag Distribution Event Set for Friday, November 8th
- Lawsuit over school’s transgender policy
- Leaders can help by not stoking rumors, says Bill Gates
- Leadership LKN to distribute masks in Davidson, Huntersville
- Leading historian is hopeful sharecropper house will be saved
- Leaf collections are picking up
- Leaf trucks will traverse Cornelius starting Nov. 4
- Leaf vacuuming starts in November
- LeafSpring Pre-School application approved by Town Board
- Leaning tower of light
- Learn bridge or pickleball and play
- Learn Music event at BoatYard LKN March 24
- Leash your dog in public or face fine
- Leave the leaves
- Leaves: Only a few billion to go
- Legacy Commission asks for feedback on Charlotte street names
- Legal counsel says Town shouldn’t revisit cell tower vote
- Legion Park: All new and ready to go
- Legislative ‘listening session’ this Saturday
- Legislative ‘Listening Session’ Thursday
- Legislative ‘listening session’ Thursday Oct. 7
- Legislative redistricting hearings Wednesday, Thursday
- Legislators help direct $125K to Cain Center for the Arts
- Legislators holding I-77 press conference at 10 am
- Lend a hand in Western NC
- Let them eat cheesecake
- Let’s talk about money and transitions
- Let’s talk turkey: How much will Thanksgiving dinner cost?
- Let’s talk turkey. How much will a Thanksgiving dinner cost you?
- Letter From Banner Elk: Devastation, isolation
- Letter from Hough: What teachers have done is ‘amazing’
- Letter on Thanksgiving and our First Responders
- Letter to Cornelius Today: Think about others
- Letter to the Editor: ‘A great preservation victory’
- Letter to the Editor: Be mindful of your dog when the letter carrier comes
- Letter to the Editor: Cashmere at Lake Norman makes sense
- Letter to the Editor: Commissioner Duke responds to Dave Gilroy
- Letter to the Editor: Commissioners must watch spending
- Letter to the editor: Confederate Monument
- Letter to the Editor: Cornelius tax increases ‘baked into the cake’
- Letter to the editor: Getting it right in Birkdale Village
- Letter to the editor: Growth is a positive sign, but…
- Letter to the editor: Joe Vagnone on homeless rights and personal responsibility
- Letter to the editor: Samaritan’s Purse says ‘Thank you, Cornelius’
- Letter to the Editor: Smithville residents have been heard
- Letter to the Editor: The sky is not falling
- Letter: ‘Turning one’s life around: Better late than never.’
- Letter: A rezoning for resale?
- Letter: Cornelius Business Park speaks out after Town Board vote
- Letter: Former commissioner comments on sinkhole story
- Letter: Good job Chief Davidson
- Letter: Huntersville should reject Birkdale expansion plan
- Letter: Infrastructure comes first
- Letter: It’s no wonder accidents are down on I-77 overpass
- Letter: Red Line is 21st-century fix for Charlotte’s growing gridlock
- Letter: Red Line is old technology
- Letter: Thank you from LKN Marine Commssion
- Levera Elaine Pearson Wynn
- LGBTQ community discussion Oct. 21
- Library books fundraiser at Convention Center Nov. 7
- Library returns with precautions, limited services
- Lidl (rhymes with needle) on deck for Alexander Farm, whenever that happens
- Lidl not coming to Cornelius
- Life of Pie: Sisters open first Buttermilk Sky franchise in Birkdale Village
- Life rings on every dock would be a life-saver
- Life-ring drive buoyed by Marine Commission
- Light at Jetton, W. Catawba may be working for holiday weekend
- Light news day…
- Light Up Cornelius starts at 4 pm downtown
- Lighted boat parade reflects generosity of community
- Lights on: Open track nights are back
- Limit on funeral attendance rises to 50 as county aligns with NC stay-at-home rules
- Lincoln County Commissioners sink Lake Norman Marine Commission
- Lincoln County commissioners will vote May 5 on whether or not to bail out of Marine Commission
- Lincolnton angler lands $300K in Texas bass tournament
- Link & Pin open in Northcross Shopping Center
- List of Easter services
- Listing Photos: Your Home’s First Showing
- Listings Analysis Reveals Popular Amenities in Every State
- Little Big Burger planning free burgers one day during opening week
- Little Big Burger will be a little late
- Little Smiles Christmas in July is July 19
- Live concerts this weekend benefit tropical storm victims in Western NC
- Live like you never know what’s next
- Live music at Birkdale Village is back
- Live storytelling production showcases historic Black communities
- Living in Beauty Without Excess: A Small Coastal Home With Views to Spare
- Living in Your Own House for the First Time Ever in Your 40s
- Living in Your Own House for the First Time Ever in Your 40s
- Living Legacy: Making a Family Home in a Historic Mansion
- Living Legacy: Making a Family Home in a Historic Mansion
- Living the lager life
- Livingstone College to honor John Connor descendant, 10 others
- LKN Covekeepers meet Feb. 28
- LKN bass tourney, on Discovery and Outdoor channels, has top prize of $300K
- LKN Biz Expo: Networking in a digital world
- LKN business leaders take shots at each other in Lincoln County trial
- LKN Chamber ‘Zero K’ June 24
- LKN Chamber accepts 20 high school juniors in leadership program
- LKN Chamber admits 18 students in leadership program
- LKN Chamber Business Expo is underway
- LKN Chamber comes out in favor of $20 million Cornelius Park Bond
- LKN Chamber comes out in favor of school bond proposal, Huntersville bonds
- LKN Chamber enrolls 20 high school juniors in leadership program
- LKN Chamber Expo returns Oct. 11
- LKN Chamber Expo Thursday
- LKN Chamber Focus Friday features Sawyer, Bradford
- LKN Chamber golf tournament is on
- LKN Chamber honors educators
- LKN Chamber hosts Healthcare Summit Feb. 21
- LKN Chamber hosts Healthcare Summit Feb. 21
- LKN Chamber hosts opioid discussion
- LKN Chamber observes Small Business Week online May 26-27
- LKN Chamber opioid discussion May 11
- LKN Chamber opioid discussion May 11
- LKN Chamber plans candidate forums; former mayor and NC senator will moderate
- LKN Chamber supports transit referendum, neutral on Red Line, 1 cent tax
- LKN Chamber will host real estate, economic forecast March 10
- LKN Chamber will host real estate, economic forecast March 10
- LKN Chamber Zero K is Friday
- LKN Chrysler Dodge Jeep is new PARCplus community sponsor
- LKN Chrysler plans major expansion on Chartown
- LKN Covekeepers meet Jan. 24
- LKN Economic Development expo for non-profits
- LKN emergency supply caravan heading to McDowell County; supplies needed
- LKN fall cleanup Saturday Oct. 3
- LKN Fondo Sunday in Davidson
- LKN food innovator dishes up brave new menu
- LKN has green light for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
- LKN Humane seeks donation to help animals caught in wake of Ian
- LKN Kiwanis announces grants to key agencies
- LKN Kiwanis delivered 365 Thanksgiving meals
- LKN Kiwanis makes additional donations to local non-profits
- LKN Lighted Christmas Boat Parade is Saturday, Dec. 16
- LKN Lucky Cats at 20 years has new board
- LKN Pickleball Association plans St. Paddles Day event March 19
- LKN protestors join demonstration in US Capitol
- LKN ramps remain open to First Responders only
- LKN slowly coming down
- LKN Social District could expand downtown
- LKN Trump boat parade brings out thousands
- LKN Trump Boat Parade July 4
- LKN’s massive size is an asset during rainy season
- LKNCDC helps make Cornelius housing more affordable
- LNCHC will take over and expand Ada Jenkins medical services
- Loaves & Fishes notified of data security breach
- Loaves and Fishes needs to stock shelves
- Local ‘Her Drive’ needs bras, hygiene products for Hope House, CVAN
- Local brewery adventures into the world of coffee
- Local business leaders optimistic about economy
- Local ceremonies will salute service members for Veterans Day
- Local contests get interesting, polls open till 7:30 pm
- Local election heats up as Early Voting gets under way
- Local elections could be delayed
- Local elections get under way in Cornelius in one week with Early Voting at Town Hall
- Local elections likely in November
- Local festivals, music come back to life
- Local Girl Scouts Council gets $1.1 million from billionaire MacKenzie Scott
- Local governance: Change was in the wind long before election
- Local history museum will be $2 million anchor downtown
- Local history: The Alexander Farm
- Local investors purchase historic downtown building
- Local LKN-area Little League team wins the 8U NC State Championship
- Local NC senators cruise to wins
- Local nonprofit installs Little Free Pantry
- Local nonprofit raises awareness about water conservation and climate change
- Local parks are fun but they also support the economy
- Local philanthropy: Special efforts, special people
- Local sales tax option OK’d by Town Board
- Local student take 2nd place in NCHSAA breaststroke event
- Local turkey news, pie update
- Local voting detail: Strong showing for Trump, Tillis
- Local voting for Town Board begins at 10 am at Town Hall
- Local, national contests: Every vote counts
- Loch Norman Highland Games & Scottish Festival April 20-21
- Loch Norman Highland Games & Scottish Festival this weekend
- Loch Norman Highland games cancelled for this year
- Long and skinny: Townhomes planned behind Food Lion
- Long-term congestion relief hinges on Hwy. 21 re-do
- Long-time Peninsula Club bartender perished during Helene’s rampage in Western NC
- Long-time public servant will receive Order of the Long Leaf Pine
- Look around and save while grocery shopping
- Look for a crack-down on drunk boating July 4 weekend
- Look for Census invitations
- Look for more rain and wind as Idalia passes southeast of us
- Look for new pedestrian lights on Westmoreland
- Look Inside America’s First 3D-Printed Home
- Looking for a New Apartment? Here’s What You Need to Know
- Looking for a New Place? Use This Time to Create Your Wishlist
- Looking for emerging arts leaders to Lead with Your Talent
- Looking for emerging arts leaders to Lead with Your Talent
- Looser pandemic sign policies discontinued
- Lorimer closing temporarily for Fondo
- Lorimer reopening for the weekend
- Lost Worlds Brewing’s new Charlotte taproom opens Saturday
- Lost Worlds Oktoberfest Sept. 10
- Lost Worlds re-drafts business plan, opening Saturday
- Lots of fun in the air and in LKN during October and beyond
- Lots to do before school starts
- Lots to do this weekend and beyond
- Louis ‘Rodney’ Whisnant passes away at 95
- Love Cats? Probably Not as Much as the Seller of This Unbelievable Home
- Love Lake Norman grand opening is Sunday
- Love Lake Norman marks fifth anniversary on April 3 with special service, block party
- Love Lake Norman signs lease in Oak Street Mill
- Love Lake Norman, a non-denominational church, will meet in Cain Center next year
- Love of music connects teens, seniors
- Lovesac, that’s where it’s at
- Low highs and low lows on the way
- Lowe’s earns award from PETA for donations
- Lower speed limit for Bethel Church coming in April
- Lower turkey prices help keep down Thanksgiving meal cost
- Lucky Cats program needs your help
- Lucky Cats raffle features vacations, iPad, gift cards
- Luke Maye
- Luv cars? Sponsorships available for non-profit’s car show
- Lyngbya meeting tonight will address concerns about noxious algae
- Lyngbya meeting will address growing concerns about noxious algae in lake
- Lyngbya Q&A: Did sewage spills encourage the outbreak?
- Lyngbya survey begins next week; residents can help
- Lyngbya treatments are under way on the lake
- Lyssikatos celebrates 5 years at Port City
- Mac’s will close before Thanksgiving
- Madalina is still missing, search enters Day 6 tomorrow
- Madalina mystery still hangs heavy after two years
- Madalina update: 245 homes canvassed by law enforcement
- Madalina’s extended family asks for information to help find the 11-year-old
- Madalina’s mother enters surprise guilty plea, faces deportation
- Main St Project Updates – Re-opening of 7-11 Entrance from NC-115 and Upcoming Southland Closure
- Main St Project Updates – Re-opening of 7-11 Entrance from NC-115 and Upcoming Southland Closure
- Main St. Vet puts Habitat office in Cornelius under contract
- Main Street Monthly Project Update (July 23, July 2021)
- Main Street Project Road Closure Update
- Main Street Project Road Closures
- Main Street project to close part of Huntersville-Concord Road
- Main Street Project Update
- Main Street Vet Hospital will move into new building this fall
- Main Street Veterinary Hospital celebrates 11th anniversary
- Maintain social distance with these 3 outdoor activities
- Major improvements planned at Legion Park off N. Main
- Major increase in Park and Ride usage in Cornelius
- Major new project on deck for first public hearing
- Major step forward for Smithville redevelopment
- Major storm system under way
- Make a reservation to have brunch with the Easter Bunny and Duck
- Make noise for health workers Friday 7 pm!
- Make your plans for May
- Making the bed we call ‘life’
- Making the Most of an Open House Visit
- Malware still has a grip on Town Hall; 9-1-1 remains OK
- Manager’s Recommended Budget
- Manager’s Recommended Budget
- Managers get on board with sales tax, Red Line
- Managing through COVID-19
- Mandatory grocery crowd limits begin at 5 pm
- Manicurists honor Cornelius Economic Development April 5
- Mansion owned by Michael Jordan torn down
- Many lessons were taught in local Black barber shops
- Many restaurants will open for dining at 5 Friday
- Many roads are slick, Public Works will brine main roads this morning
- Mapping out COVID-19
- March 10 NCDHHS coronavirus update
- March 15 COVID-19 update
- March 16 COVID-19 update
- March 18 NCDHHS report
- March 19 COVID update
- March 22 COVID update
- March 23 COVID update
- March 24 COVID update
- March 29 COVID update; hospitalizations fall to 873
- March 30 COVID update: 22% of NC adults fully vaccinated
- March events that could give you a break from the madness
- Marcus L. Black arrested; multiple drug charges
- Marcus leads in Early Voting
- Marcus votes against map which could save her campaign
- Marcus will regroup after loss in insurance commissioner race
- Marine Commission resumes free life ring program
- Marine safety improves in wake of new rental regulations
- Mark Robinson presents alter-ego in LKN Chamber speech
- Mark you calendars: Memorial Day ceremonies in Cornelius, Huntersville
- Mark your calendar: April 8 siren test
- Mark your calendar: Free chair massages for veterans, first-responders
- Mark your calendars for Laketoberfest
- Mark your calendars: Laketoberfest is back
- Marked tardy: Bailey Road/Hwy. 115 road fix near schools will be late
- Markets Where Buyers, Sellers Have Negotiating Power
- Marlin Hershey, Performance Holdings assessed millions in damages in Colorado civil trial
- Martin Luther King Day event Sunday will also honor Nannie Potts
- Martin Luther King Day event will also honor Nannie Potts
- Martin Luther King Day is Jan. 17
- Martin Luther King Day observances in Charlotte
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day observances
- Martin Luther King observances later this month
- Martin Luther King observances Sunday and Monday
- Marvelous Mutts coming to Carowinds
- Mask mandate begins at 5 pm
- Masks at restaurants still the norm through Aug. 7 at 5 pm
- Masks will become optional in state agencies March 7
- Mass vaccination event at BofA Stadium is full
- Matt’s Chicago closes down in Cornelius
- MAU5 comes to Cornelius Saturday night
- Maximizing Space in a Small Kitchen
- May 15 is National Peace Officers Memorial Day
- May 18 is Red, White & Bundled shower
- May 2 is Red, White & Bundled shower at Town Hall
- May events open up the outdoors with concerts, Bike Expo, festivals
- May events start to heat up; take a look and make some plans
- Mayes Meadow approved 4-1 by Town Board
- Mayes Meadow project pulled from Town Board’s agenda
- Mayes Meadow vote expected at Monday’s meeting
- Mayes Meadow: A decision could come May 17
- Mayes Meadow: Point-counterpoint
- Mayes Meadows project about to get under way
- Mayes Road project comes back to Town Board Monday
- Mayor Aneralla Announces 2020 Mayors Lunch Schedule
- Mayor calls COVID-19 data ‘highly concerning’
- Mayor casts tie-breaking vote to delay Birkdale Village review
- Mayor Knox running unopposed in Davidson; 8 running for Town Board
- Mayor Knox tests positive for coronavirus
- Mayor Pro Tem Scott Higgins will not seek re-election
- Mayor Proclaims January 9th National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Town of Huntersvile
- Mayor seeks reversal of Hickory Street delay
- Mayor taps chair of Cornelius Early Scholars for special service award
- Mayor to Board: It’s time to address salary issue
- Mayor Washam update: Feeling alright
- Mayor Washam will seek 2nd term
- Mayor Washam will seek a third term. Here’s why.
- Mayor, 2 commissioners shoot down proposal
- Mayor, 4 incumbents file for re-election; 5th incumbent to file Wednesday
- Mayor, commissioners will be sworn in tonight
- Mayor, four incumbent commissioners file for re-election
- Mayor, new Town Board sworn in; Gilroy bids goodbye, for now
- Mayor, new Town Board with 3 newcomers will be sworn in Monday
- Mayor, police chief, town manager issue statement
- Mayor’s Fitness Challenge is back
- Mayor’s Friday talks will resume, with COVID updates
- Mayor’s Housing committee meets Thursday
- Mayor's Affordable Housing Task Force to Meet Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
- Mayoral debate: How would you ensure that the town is addressing affordable housing?
- Mayors' Fitness Challenge 2023
- McCord Road Roundabout Project Starting October 9
- McGuire Station siren testing Oct. 11
- McGuire to test sirens Wednesday
- McIntosh lands ‘Citizen Lawyer’ award from NC Bar
- MecDec Day: Book signing, revolutionary new beer at Lost Worlds Saturday
- Meck Board closes county parks to vehicles
- Meck County administering free intadermal monkeypox vaccines
- Meck County aims to sink backyard pool side hustles
- Meck County Board, with one new member, holds first meeting tonight
- Meck County Juneteenth closings; Cornelius business as usual
- Meck County lends a hand to small business
- Meck County looking for more foster parents
- Meck County manager’s proposed budget includes .96 cent increase in tax rate
- Meck County Park & Rec collecting donations for WNC through Nov. 1
- Meck County Public Health has COVID boosters and flu shots
- Meck County restores $56 million in CMS funding
- Meck county taxman cometh
- Meck County will offer Pfizer booster shots to more people beginning Monday
- Meck County’s summer concert series starts in June
- Meck COVID death toll hits 29
- Meck COVID-19 case trends much improved from July
- Meck COVID-19 case volume down 17%; positive test rate falls to 4.4%
- Meck deaths due to COVID-19 down from a month ago; vaccines opening to teachers
- Meck Deeds meets COVID crisis head-on, on-line
- MECK Pre-K breaks record
- MECK Pre-K reaches record enrollment
- Meck Public Health issues measles warning
- Meck seeks input on Environmental Justice Study
- Meck Sheriff Dept. goes after speeders on Jetton
- Meck, NC COVID-19 statistics
- MeckCounty Notice of Public Hearing Community Development Block Grant 2021 Annual Action Plan
- Mecklenburg accounts for 11% of new COVID-19 cases, down from prior reports
- Mecklenburg adds 337 COVID cases, NC adds 2,344
- Mecklenburg County FY22-23 CDBG Program Opens – Project Applications Due April 11
- Mecklenburg County GIS Changing Addresses Along S Old Statesville Rd Around Downtown
- Mecklenburg County is Providing Multiple Loan Opportunities to Help Stabilize Small Businesses
- Mecklenburg County Mailing Solid Waste Fee to Residents Unbilled Due to Technical Error
- Mecklenburg County Property Tax Assessor Annual Listing Notice
- Mecklenburg County to Begin Accepting Applications for Mortgage Assistance Payment Program April 4th
- Mecklenburg County to Hold Public Hearing January 8, 2020 on next CDBG 5-Year Consolidated Plan
- Mecklenburg County Transitions to State’s Stay at Home Order Starting April 30
- Mecklenburg far outpaces similar-sized Wake in COVID-19 cases
- Mecklenburg New Corporations July 2019
- Mecklenburg New Corporations May – June 2019
- Mecklenburg Sanitorium
- Mecklenburg: COVID trends
- Median number NC/statewide new daily case count 5.3% ahead of monthly median
- Median number of new COVID-19 cases easing off past 30 days
- Median number of new NC coronavirus cases creeps up, past week vs. past month
- Medic will make changes next month; find out what it means for you
- Medical marijuana is subject of Newsmakers Breakfast June 19
- Medical marijuana is subject of Newsmakers Breakfast June 19
- Medical marijuana is subject of Newsmakers Breakfast June 19
- Medical office building planned for N. Zion Ave.
- Medical offices re-opening
- Meet Aaron Tucker, Cornelius’ new planning director
- Meet McGuire Nuclear Station’s site vice president over refreshments and get to know your local nuclear plant
- Meet select group of mayor, board candidates tonight at Eleven Lakes
- Meet the Clutter Scale: One Pro’s Secret to a More Intentional Home
- Meet your 2021 candidates for Town Board
- Meeting Notice for Special Meeting to Discuss Proposed 7-11 Project
- Meeting on sales tax referendum is July 30
- Meeting Sept. 26 will address lake weed and algae growth
- Meeting today on Hickory/115 redo, including a light
- Meeting will shore up public access to Lake Cornelius
- Meg Ryan Will No Longer Be Sleeping in Soho
- Meg Ryan Will No Longer Be Sleeping in Soho
- Melinda Bales, Jill Swain will run for mayor; 13-person race for Huntersville Town Board
- Melissa Easley likely to unseat veteran CMS board member
- Melissa Easley unseats veteran CMS board member
- Melonbelly at Birkdale tonight
- Memorable Memorial Day Weekend weather
- Memorial Day Ceremony
- Memorial Day ceremony 10 am Monday
- Memorial Day events
- Memorial Day events 2025
- Memorial Day Holiday
- Memorial Day honors fallen soldiers
- Memorial Day Observance in Cornelius includes ceremony, 21-gun salute, decorated native son Marine aviator
- Memorial Day observations Monday at Cain Center
- Memorial Day observations next Monday at Cain Center
- Memorial Day observed inside Town Hall
- Memorial Day service 10 am Monday at Town Hall
- Memorial Day Weekend Weather Outlook
- Memorial Day: military retirees, history and facts
- Memorial run May 3 raises funds for new firefighting gear and scholarships for first responders
- Memorial service for CMPD officer Joshua Eyer is Friday; procession will pass through Cornelius on I-77
- Memorial service for Cornelius police officer will be Jan. 21 at Grace Covenant
- Memorial service for Joshua Eyer begins at 10 am
- Memorial service held for Hopewell High grad
- Mental illness will be raised in case of missing child
- Mental illness will be raised in case of missing Madalina
- Meredith Connelly: This artist is a community builder
- Merrell retiring from Davidson Community Players; replacement named
- Merry Christmas from the NCDOT
- Message from the Mayor
- Meteor shows start again this week, run through mid-December
- Miami vs. Orlando: A Sunshine State Showdown
- Miami vs. Orlando: A Sunshine State Showdown
- Micah Hedrick brightens even cloudy days from his post on W. Catawba
- Michael left fast, left damage; Continuum will be back
- Michael Waltrip Raceworld complex under contract to top auto dealer
- Michael, a speedy visitor, wreaked havoc with trees
- Michigan-based mortgage lender will open office Cornelius
- Mid-Century Modern Lovers Will Geek Out Over This Gem – House of the Week
- Mild fall weekend in store, but keep an eye out for frost Tuesday night/Wednesday morning
- Milestone moment
- Mill’s Market may take another step forward
- Mill’s Market: High expectations for prime downtown real estate
- Millennials Drive the Housing Market, and More Surprises From New Zillow Research
- Millennials Drive the Housing Market, and More Surprises From New Zillow Research
- Millennials: Ready to Buy a Second Home and Rent Out Your First?
- Million-dollar home sales
- Mills Market: Planning Board to review key downtown project tonight
- Miltich backs off firefighter jabs; town meeting may be hot
- Miltich new chair of CLT transportation planning
- Miltich responds to criticism
- Miltich running for Town Board after losing in 2021 shake-up
- Miltich sails through questions about behavior, more or less
- Minor tornado on LKN was a surprise
- Miss May’s Roaring 20’s Tea at Rural Hill
- Missing a bike? Check this list.
- Missing Madalina: ‘Our goal is to find her’
- Missing Madalina: Birthday observance this evening at Police Dept.
- Missing Madalina: Birthday observance Thursday at Police Dept.
- Missing Madalina: FBI computer experts will be called in trial of step-father
- Missing Madalina: First birthday as a teenager is today
- Missing Madalina: Mother, stepfather plead not guilty
- Missing Madalina: Police looking for possible witnesses in Madison County
- Missing Madalina: The mystery isn’t the point, jurors told
- Missing person: Ryan Marie Russell, 33
- Missing something? Check this list
- Missing something? Cornelius Police release list of unclaimed property
- Missing: Humpty Dumpty in front of Cornelius Elementary
- Mission Possible: A fantasy heist worthy of a movie
- Mixed reaction to ‘Caroline’ mixed-use project
- Mixed-use building planned for vacant property on Bethel near Jetton Extension
- MLK Day holiday for newsletter
- MLK Day observance Jan. 20 at Town Hall
- MLK Day observances in Davidson Jan. 20
- Mmm recipes: Confections for Good from Ada Jenkins
- Mmm, Little Big Burger opens
- Mobile Food Pantry Feb. 23
- Mod 60s at Birkdale Friday
- Modern Dad vs Coronavirus: Pollyanna-ish tendencies
- Modern Dad vs COVID-19: It’s Masters week
- Modern Dad vs. COVID-19: Duck Dynasty
- Modern Dad vs. COVID-19: Willie Nelson
- Modern Dad: 3 weeks till summer break? You. Must. Be. Kidding.
- Modern Dad: At some point we’ll wake up
- Modern Dad: Babies can escalate quickly
- Modern Dad: I’m so ready for this
- Modern Dad: Nit nabbers need noggin gnats (to feel fulfilled)
- Modern Dad: No one needs Grumpy Panties in times like these
- Modern Dad: Proust Questionnaire
- Modern Dad: Some people should spend more time alone
- Modern Dad: Thankful for a life well lived
- Modern Dad: These are a few of my favorite drinks
- Modern Dad: What happens when you talk to an anonymous text message
- Modern Dad’s thoughts on coronavirus…what do you say?
- Modern Design Goes Green in This Park City Mountain Escape
- Mom says Kelso teacher injured son
- Moment of silence at noon for 104,000 US dead due to coronavirus
- Moms help LKN families by spreading holiday magic
- Monday ‘Coffee Chat’ features Mecklenburg health director
- Monday is Martin Luther King Day
- Monday Update
- Monday will be a teacher workday
- Monday’s BOC Meeting to be Held Virtually; Click for More Info
- Monday’s NCDHHS report shows decrease in new cases
- Month of May events: Something for everyone
- Monthly Agenda June 2022: Plan ahead for the month’s best entertainment
- Monthly Agenda: Here’s what’s up in May
- Monthly agenda: July 2022
- Monthly agenda: Plan ahead for things to do in April
- Monthly calendar: Check it out and save the dates for October
- Months after Madalina disappeared, Cornelius Police plan to observe her 12th birthday on Tuesday
- Months after Madalina disappeared, Cornelius Police will observe her birthday at 6 today
- Monument Association ‘exploring all options to protect and save’ Confederate statue
- Mooresville announces registration for the inaugural July 4 Stars and Stripes on Main Parade
- Mooresville celebrates motorsports Oct. 3
- Mooresville Day postponed due to rain
- Mooresville delays ‘fireworks spectacular’ originally planned for New Year’s Eve
- Mooresville Main Street Champion
- Mooresville plans a yearlong party. Holy sesquicentennial Batman!
- Mooresville Police charge 15 with internet crimes, two are from Cornelius
- Mooresville racer drives to victory in the NASA Prototype Championship Race
- Mooresville’s Christmas Parade stepping up again this year
- Mooresville/Lake Norman Days of Caring
- More ‘active adult’ residential planned near downtown
- More Boat Hosts needed, a member of the US Olympic luge team will attend the Big Day at the Lake picnic
- More COVID-19 cases; face mask mandate tomorrow
- More DDIs coming
- More details in shooting that resulted in 8-hour search near Ramsey Creek Park
- More greenways will be under construction as 2020 begins
- More local farms could help ensure food supply
- More parking coming to downtown Cornelius
- More pickleball courts coming to Cornelius
- More protection for tenants during pandemic
- More questions, more answers on I-77 toll lanes
- More representation on CMS bodes well for Cornelius
- More retailers coming to Birkdale Village
- More River Run coming soon?
- More roundabouts coming: Major road improvement project gets under way
- More than $185K raised for family of Officer Mia Goodwin
- More than 10,000 people have voted early at Town Hall
- More than 12,300 early voters have passed through Town Hall so far
- More than 60 attend ‘Stop Asian Hate’ rally at Town Hall
- More topo problems along Old Canal
- More tweaks to Alexander Farm mixed-use project
- More water, supplies leaving today from Cornelius for Western NC
- Morelia Gourmet Paletas offering a free taste in Birkdale Village
- Mortgage Rate Update
- Mortgage Rates Start Summer Near 2017 Lows … Will It Hold?
- Most candle fires occur in homes during December
- Moth Week observances July 24
- Mother of missing Madalina appears to be en route to her native Eastern Europe
- Mother-In-Law Apartments Provide Benefits With Relative Ease
- Mother’s Day is May 8
- Mother’s Day Weekend Weather
- Mothers Day weekend weather+
- Motorists: Please steer clear of fires, fire apparatus, hoses
- Mountain Bliss: A Creekside Cabin, Rustic Treehouse & Outdoor Canopy Bed
- Mountain Creek Park officially opens this weekend
- Move over Beverly Hills
- Movie filmed in Cornelius now streaming
- Movies under the stars
- Moving From a Home With 2 Bedrooms to 3 Costs an Extra $450 a Month
- Moving From a Home With 2 Bedrooms to 3 Costs an Extra $450 a Month
- Mr. & Mrs. Claus were at Baileys Glen Christmas parade
- Ms. Independent: Top 10 Cities Where Millennials Live Alone
- Ms. Independent: Top 10 Cities Where Millennials Live Alone
- Mt. Zion announces Holy Week, Easter services and activities
- Mt. Zion announces new Sunday worship service schedule
- Mt. Zion Barbecue goes whole hog on Nov. 5
- Mt. Zion Barbecue going whole hog again with annual barbecue
- Mt. Zion BBQ is Nov. 2
- Mt. Zion BBQ is Nov. 2; pre-orders available now
- Mt. Zion BBQ is Saturday, pre-order online
- Mt. Zion collecting ‘flood buckets’ for victims of Helene
- Mt. Zion governing body calls for removal of Confederate monument
- Mt. Zion opts to remain affiliated with UMC
- Mt. Zion UMC adds outdoor service
- Mt. Zion’s 81st Annual BBQ
- Mt. Zion’s 82nd Annual BBQ is gearing up for business
- Mtn. Island Lake more inclined to flood
- Much has changed
- Much-heralded I-77 ‘solution’ could take years
- Mud at the Mill exhibition: Experience the Wonder of Clay
- Muddling through this: Stay home, not everyone is as careful as you
- Mulberry Townhomes planned behind Food Lion
- Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan 2019 Progress Report for Town of Huntersville
- Multi-media artist’s work on display in Town Hall throughout February
- Multiple agencies mobilized, including FBI, after high-tech security breach hit town information system
- Multiple events cancelled ahead of Hurricane Ian’s arrival
- Municipal Yard Waste Bags
- Murder investigation at Admiral’s Quarters
- Murder on the Orient Express opens this month
- Music students will perform at Cain Center June 1
- Musicals highlight summer at Duke Performance Hall, Cain Center
- Must see MeckTV
- My brother cried at my wedding because one-eyed Butkus died
- My Experience Building a New Construction Home
- My Experience Building a New Construction Home
- My Favorite Tips for Drought-Tolerant Landscaping
- My Favorite Tips for Drought-Tolerant Landscaping
- My Journey From Green Beret to Real Estate Agent
- My Journey From Green Beret to Real Estate Agent
- My Search To Find a Rental Home
- My Search To Find a Rental Home
- My totally OCD approach to watching my kids play sports
- N. Main landmark being rehabbed, tenants expected to include butcher shop, restaurant
- N. Main St. closing temporarily due to construction
- N. Meck Christmas Parade is Saturday!
- N. Meck CMS Schools Closing Due To Storm
- N. Meck Community Chorus presents ‘Broadway Highlights’
- N. Meck grad lands $10,000 scholarship from Dominion Energy
- N. Meck Latino candidate forum is June 25
- N. Meck mayors support referendum on transit tax; Davidson board votes Monday
- N. Meck Rec Center discussion July 24
- N. Meck Rec Center pool closed today for HVAC repair
- N. Meck Rotary leaving Peninsula Club for Harvey’s starting July 1
- N. Meck Woman’s Club grants exceed $80,000
- N.C. Forest Service: Burn Ban in Effect for Mecklenburg County
- Nail salon operator sentenced to 15 years
- Nannie Potts Lane will honor late mayor
- Nannie Potts—Cornelius’ first female mayor and only African-American mayor—passes away
- Nantz Road residents take concerns to Town Board
- NASCAR star buys Wher-Rena property, business
- NASCAR stars gearing up for AmeriCarna car show
- Nashville JMA winner has roots in Cornelius
- Nashville Tops the List of Hottest Housing Markets for 2017
- Nashville Tops the List of Hottest Housing Markets for 2017
- Nasty storm tears up Cornelius
- National beauty retailer coming to Shops at Fresh Market
- National Bike to School Day to be celebrated locally and nationwide
- National Coming Out Day postponed
- National Coming Out Day to be celebrated this weekend
- National Fishing Day is today, and Cornelius can loan you tackle
- National Night out in Davidson is Oct. 1
- National Night Out is Aug. 1
- National Night Out is Aug. 2
- National Night out is Aug. 5
- National Night Out is Aug. 6
- National Night Out is tomorrow, Aug. 6
- National Night Out is tonight
- National Night Out Parade of Lights route
- National Night Out Tuesday at Bailey Road Park, plus a movie
- National Night Out update
- National Night Out: Police, community come together
- National opioid settlement community meeting set for Oct. 27
- National Pet Day is tomorrow; learn how your dog or cat can do a good deed
- National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
- National survey: NC ranks 33rd in COVID safety
- National Tourism Week recognizes hospitality leaders
- Nationwide lifeguard shortage sinks plans for beach reopening
- Nativity Festival Thursday-Saturday
- Natural gas bills are higher, but not due to war in Ukraine
- Nautical distancing out on the lake
- NBC/Marist poll says 58% approve of job Cooper’s doing
- NC Attorney General sues Flowers Flooring for unfair and deceptive practices
- NC Brewers & Music fest is May 6-7
- NC community colleges facing challenges in a COVID world
- NC coronavirus volume during past 7 days caught up with the past month
- NC COVID hospitalizations fall; positive test rate less than 4% statewide
- NC COVID-19 cases extending to younger demographic
- NC COVID-19 death rate will peak April 27
- NC COVID-19 deaths drop, Mecklenburg positivity rate steady at 4.3 percent
- NC COVID-19 hospitalization up by just 1 since Thursday
- NC COVID-19 hospitalizations climb again
- NC COVID-19 hospitalizations hit 3,001 statewide
- NC COVID-19 hospitalizations increase 9.7%
- NC COVID-19 hospitalizations jump to 1,724 patients
- NC COVID-19 Student Response Corps has summer internships
- NC Dems will hold virtual convention
- NC denies Certificate of Need for Atrium in Cornelius
- NC DEQ Issues Notice of Continuing Violation to Colonial Pipeline for 8/14/20 Spill
- NC DEQ Issues Notice of Violation to Colonial Pipeline for Massive Gasoline Spill in Huntersville
- NC DEQ Seeking Public Comment on NOI to Issue NPDES Wastewater Permit to Colonial Pipeline
- NC DEQ: Colonial Pipeline Increases Estimate of Gasoline Release Near Huntersville
- NC emerges as hub for abortion access amid new regional restrictions
- NC evictions moratorium ends today
- NC Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility to Group 4
- NC extends early cutoff for restaurant alcohol sales
- NC General Assembly provides grant to GiGi’s Playhouse
- NC had 3rd worst impact from layoffs, furloughs
- NC had fifth-highest increase in student loan delinquencies during 2nd quarter
- NC hospitals sued 7,500+ patients, families over medical debt
- NC House candidates discuss goals and priorities
- NC House District 98 election will feature Davidson, Huntersville candidates
- NC in Top 20 of safest states to celebrate T-Day
- NC introduces COVID-19 County Alert System
- NC is 10th most impacted state by natural disasters
- NC is 3rd-cheapest state when it comes to insurance for teen drivers
- NC is a federal disaster area due to COVID-19
- NC is No. 21 on list of toughest COVID-19 restrictions
- NC judges weigh in on redistricting plans
- NC Labor Dept. issues $68,400 fine for job-site death in February
- NC may soften deadlines to harden I-77 shoulders
- NC mobile sports betting goes live March 11
- NC no longer in a COVID-19 State of Emergency
- NC No. 8 in terms of coronavirus restrictions, but is it paying off?
- NC Occupational Safety confirms fatality at lakefront construction site
- NC opening vaccines to all adults April 7
- NC opening vaccines to all adults April 7
- NC poised to strike down short-term rental regulations
- NC providing COVID-19 tests to colleges before Thanksgiving
- NC ranks 15th by new cases/population
- NC ranks 41st for veterans to retire: WalletHub
- NC ranks 42nd among Best States for Healthcare, according to study
- NC Rep. Bradford requests $3 million for Smithville revitalization plan
- NC Rep. Clark holding tele-Town Hall
- NC Rep. John Bradford, a Cornelius resident, plans to run for Congress
- NC reports drop in COVID-19 cases, positive test rate
- NC Republicans likely to vote on delaying primaries—again
- NC scores second-place nationwide in COVID safety
- NC Sen. Jeff Jackson’s account of protests in Charlotte
- NC Sen. Marcus ‘Town Hall’ Oct. 19
- NC Sen. Marcus faces 3rd party candidate this election
- NC Sen. Marcus hosts online Town Hall June 16
- NC Sen. Marcus to hold Town Hall in Huntersville
- NC Sen. Marcus, Mayor Washam will address ‘peaceful protest’ this evening
- NC Senate page program accepting applications
- NC share of new COVID-19 cases in line with population
- NC State Treasurer blasts Atrium’s proposed merger
- NC stuck in Phase 3 with Thanksgiving a little over 2 weeks away
- NC Supreme Court postpones primary to May
- NC Supreme Court strikes down redistricting maps so it’s back to the drawing board
- NC teacher lands first vaccine cash drawing
- NC Wildlife Federation gains national recognition
- NC Wildlife ID’s drowning victim
- NC Year of the Trail: Path to fun, fitness
- NC Youth Orchestra fundraiser
- NC, with 11 coronavirus deaths per 10,000, is below states like SC, Texas, NJ
- NC’s first Black woman in NC House has passed away; flags at half-staff
- NCDEQ advises public to avoid algal blooms that may be in coves
- NCDEQ Seeking Input on Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program
- NCDHHS advises flu vaccinations for children after 2 pediatric flu deaths
- NCDHHS coronavirus data for Jan. 22
- NCDHHS coronavirus data for Jan. 25
- NCDHHS coronavirus data for Jan. 27
- NCDHHS coronavirus data for Jan. 29
- NCDHHS coronavirus update July 20
- NCDHHS greenlights vaccines for those 65 and up
- NCDHHS reports 1,076 new COVID cases statewide
- NCDHHS reports 1,504 new cases of COVID-19, positive tests at 7.9%
- NCDHHS reports 2,034 new COVID-19 cases statewide
- NCDHHS reports 2,428 new COVID-19 cases, more than 1,000 in NC hsopitals
- NCDHHS reports 21 Autumn Care staff had COVID-19
- NCDHHS reports 2nd-highest gain in COVID-19 cases, but positive test rate improves
- NCDHHS reports 5,786 new cases as vaccinators get vaccines
- NCDHHS reports 716 new cases statewide, lowest increase since Aug. 10
- NCDHHS reports 868 new COVID cases, 4 new deaths
- NCDHHS reports COVID-19 cases still increasing
- NCDHHS reports COVID-19 testing tops 9%
- NCDHHS reports higher number of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths
- NCDHHS reports highest 1-day increase in COVID cases
- NCDHHS reports hospitalizations nearing 1,300, lowest in 3 months
- NCDHHS reports increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations
- NCDHHS reports increases in COVID-19 four key metrics
- NCDHHS reports new 2,258 cases of COVID-19; positive tests at 6.4%
- NCDHHS reports new COVID-19 cases back over 2,000; increase in Mecklenburg
- NCDHHS reports new COVID-19 cases higher than median of past week, month
- NCDHHS reports positive tests above 8% statewide
- NCDHHS reports positivity rate fell to 5.7 percent
- NCDHHS reports statewide COVID-19 hospitalizations at 3,192
- NCDHHS says COVID-19 cases rose 5.6% statewide overnight
- NCDHHS says COVID-19 trends are in the ‘wrong direction’
- NCDHHS Secretary Cohen: State will address vaccine inequities
- NCDHHS update Feb. 18; flu deaths down dramatically
- NCDHHS update for Feb. 16
- NCDHHS updates; Cooper to honor COVID-19 deaths tonight
- NCDHHS: 11.2% positive rate, 5,307 new COVID-19 cases
- NCDHHS: 139 new deaths attributed to coronavirus
- NCDHHS: 2nd day of more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases
- NCDHHS: 5,556 new COVID-19 cases, vaccine distribution begins next week
- NCDHHS: 6,415 new cases, hospitalizations decrease
- NCDHHS: 6,851 new cases, hospitalizations at 3,940
- NCDHHS: 952 new coronavirus cases, 30 new deaths statewide
- NCDHHS: Coronavirus hospitalizations at 3,951
- NCDHHS: Coronavirus hospitalizations at 3,990 statewide
- NCDHHS: Coronavirus hospitalizations now over 2,700
- NCDHHS: Coronavirus hospitalizations rose again, new cases rose more slowly
- NCDHHS: Coronavirus update March 8
- NCDHHS: COVID-19 cases still rising
- NCDHHS: COVID-19 deaths increased by 18 overnight
- NCDHHS: Hospitalizations, deaths due to COVID-19 drop
- NCDHHS: More than 57,000 new cases statewide in a week
- NCDHHS: New cases down, hospitalizations up
- NCDHHS: New cases of COVID-19 surge past 5,600
- NCDHHS: New coronavirus cases under 6,000 today
- NCDHHS: New coronaviruses climbing at a slower rate, but hospitalizations increasing
- NCDHHS: New COVID cases running 1/6th mid-September levels; new deaths in Cornelius, Davidson
- NCDHHS: New COVID-19 cases drop below 2,000
- NCDHHS: New COVID-19 cases exceed 6,000 for second day
- NCDHHS: Record hospitalizations, positivity rate
- NCDOT cuts will detour Cornelius road improvements
- NCDOT eyes 3 new roundabouts on or near Torrence Chapel
- NCDOT I-77 RAMP WORK (EXIT 23)
- NCDOT outlines lane closures for new DDI at Exit 23, starting Thursday
- NCDOT projects: Costs up, some completion dates slip
- NCDOT Public Meeting – Hwy 73 Improvements
- NCDOT RAMP WORK
- NCDOT resurfacing Washam Potts next week.
- NCDOT to Begin Patching and Resurfacing Old Statesville Road from Gilead Rd to Damson Dr Tonight
- NCDOT Vegetation & Tree Removal
- NCDOT: Overnight Closures Coming to I-77 in Huntersville This Week
- NCDOT: Public Meeting about NC 73 Improvements to be held November 14
- Need a place for a meeting, baby/wedding shower, birthday party, or special event?
- Need help around Blue Christmas? Find it here
- Need help with your A/C bill?
- Need help with your water bill?
- Neighborhood car show benefits The Childrens Home Society
- Neighborhood Care Center needs your help
- Neighborhood CARE Center seeks donations of Thanksgiving meal boxes
- Neighbors still sounding off about sounds
- Never Forget 9/11 ceremony planned for Monday in Cornelius
- Never Forget Jordan Sheldon
- Never Forget Sept. 11: Ceremony at Fire Station No. 1
- New affordable housing initiative connects landlords with qualified tenants
- New apartments on W. Catawba pulled from Planning Board agenda
- New art exhibit opens Friday
- New ASC grants provide $71,500 to local artists, including Huntersville pair
- New Atrium Health One Health OB/GYN location now open
- New barge business aids LKN duffers
- New book on Cherokee Nation’s history gets NEH grant
- New budget and tax rate shaping up for 2026 fiscal year
- New budget proposal: Town manager pitches .1731 tax rate on much higher valuations
- New building at Jetton and Bethel Church gains OK from Town Board
- New building proposal comes before Planning Board Monday
- New Cain Center art exhibits: HomeGrown opens today
- New car dealership planned for Chartown Road
- New car showroom by the numbers: 75 new jobs, 30 acres, $17 million investment
- New car wash opens this fall on W. Catawba
- New case weekly average up 11.4%; NCDHHS changing reporting methodology
- New cases climb again, but positive test rate is falling
- New cases of coronavirus eased off Saturday/Sunday records, but hospitalizations rosed
- New cases of coronavirus trend down, based on a week vs. a month of data
- New cases of COVID-19 continue to fall
- New cases of COVID-19 fall
- New cases of COVID-19 last week down 17% vs past month
- New cases of COVID-19 rise again, but testing improves, hospitalizations fall
- New cases of COVID-19 still trend down, in spite of one-time bump
- New Central Piedmont program facilitates next two years of college
- New chapter in Library fines begins today
- New Christian high school begins classes Aug. 21
- New co-chairs at Cool Kids
- New coffee shop in old Cornelius
- New concept Juan Loco will open in Magnolia Plaza
- New Cornelius location has us on cloud wine
- New Cornelius Police Chief ready to roll
- New Cornelius Town Board focusing on NCDOT delays
- New coronavirus case volume down 23% past week vs. past month
- New corporations April 2020
- New Corporations Dec. 2019
- New Corporations Jan. 2020
- New Corporations January 2019 – February 2019
- New Corporations January 2020
- New Corporations March 2020
- New Corporations Sept. – Oct. 2019
- New Corporations September 2019
- New cottages will support Hope House mission
- New court complex groundbreaking at Bailey Road Park
- New COVID cases climb statewide, as hospitalizations fall; positive test rate exceeds 8%
- New COVID cases hit 1,434 statewide
- New COVID cases over the past 7 days down 13.2% compared to previous 31 days
- New COVID cases still climbing, hospitalizations up
- New COVID variant spreading, but not overwhelming hospitals
- New COVID-19 case climb again, as well as hospitalizations, deaths
- New COVID-19 case data rose again in today’s NCDHHS report
- New COVID-19 case volume falls below 1,000 today, vaccinations over 1.1 million
- New COVID-19 cases ease off highs set Friday-Sunday
- New COVID-19 cases increase again statewide
- New COVID-19 cases rise 1,629 statewide; 269 in Mecklenburg
- New COVID-19 cases running 1.13% below past 31 days
- New COVID-19 cases running 1.13% below past 31 days
- New COVID-19 cases still climbing, perhaps more slowly
- New COVID-19 cases, deaths rising, but hospitalizations fall
- New COVID-19 cases: 7-day median just 7.2% higher than past 31 days
- New COVID-19 data from NCDHHS: Testing exceeds 265,000 statewide
- New COVID-19 executive order imposes curfew
- New crosswalks coming on West Catawba
- New date for Jazz Festival
- New dates for festivals
- New developments in Madalina Cojocari case
- New downtown land use guidance
- New eatery coming to Shops on the Green
- New eatery in town: Kat’s Seafood replaces Lake Town Tavern
- New electronic readers on I-77: What do they do?
- New estimate of Colonial spill near 500,000 gallons
- New EVP at LKN Chamber
- New executive orders help individuals, businesses that offer delivery or carry-out of mixed beverages
- New exhibit highlights art from participants at Hinds Feet Farm
- New exhibit opens at Cornelius Arts Center Gallery
- New Exit 27 heads up town’s legislative priorities
- New facility executive will run Atrium Health LKN, opening in July
- New Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2019
- New Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2019
- New Financial Assistance Program – Helping Our Mecklenburg Homeowners with Economic Support (HOMES)
- New freight trains coming
- New funding for local health departments
- New group donates to Hope House
- New hospital coming in 2024 will operate on former farm
- New hospital will grow with Cornelius
- New Huntersville brewery has been a “long time coming”
- New installation strikes the right note at Cain Center
- New Junior Disc Golf League
- New landmark on the lake
- New legislator will build relationships with colleagues, respond to constituents
- New marine commission takes effect July 1
- New medical building proposed for N. Zion downtown
- New name honors founders of LKN Community Health Clinic
- New NCDHHS coronavirus tracking system affects daily totals
- New NCDHHS data: 9,115 have recovered from COVID-19
- New noise ordinance comes before Town Board tonight
- New normal: How long will it last?
- New officers for historic society
- New on the big screen: Lights, Camera, Birkdale
- New operator at Alton’s Kitchen & Cocktails
- New outdoor furniture store opening on Statesville Road later this month
- New owners at Harp & Crown
- New park coming to west side of Cornelius
- New Parks and Recreation Registration Software
- New pedestrian crossings planned for W. Catawba
- New plan eyed for Hwy. 21/Catawba
- New police cars on agenda Monday at Town meeting
- New police chief worked his way up through the ranks
- New police cruisers on duty
- New preschool hires first director
- New project on W. Catawba to include 3 buildings
- New project on W. Catawba would feature commercial, residential separated by gates
- New projects for review in March encompass more than 996 residential units
- New projects planned
- New property valuations show wide range of increases
- New pumps coming to Cashion’s
- New Rector will be installed at Good Shepherd Anglican
- New research: Coastal communities are flooding more than previously thought
- New retail additions to Birkdale Village
- New retail on W. Catawba is one of several on drawing board
- New road honoring late mayor opening soon
- New road honors former mayor
- New road, roundabout will link Westmoreland, Hwy. 73
- New scholarship Christian preschool opens its doors
- New scholarship Christian preschool taking steps to open in August
- New schools, ‘hardened’ to the times, are most important part of bond issue
- New search warrant details suggest Madalina’s mother wanted to ‘smuggle’ her away from home
- New signs help explain cyclist rights
- New sinkhole closes Old Canal in Antiquity
- New state law concerns Cornelius officials
- New study ranks NC schools about in the middle nationwide
- New substation for Electricities will cost more than $650,000
- New survey will help town prioritize spending
- New survey: Mecklenburg County asks for input on budget
- New task force will help tackle growth issues
- New timing system for lights on Catawba goes online Tuesday
- New tool makes it easier to get vaccinated
- New Town Board commissioner appointed in Davidson
- New town budget approved 4-0
- New town Christmas tree; Catawba will close for lighting event Nov. 25
- New Town Hall Information and Outreach Session
- New townhomes on Magnolia Estates Drive will start in the $600s
- New traffic light system gets green light
- New Traffic Pattern – Oaks at Mcilwaine
- New Traffic Pattern on N.C. 115 Begins Today
- New traffic signal system should improve Catawba
- New transportation task force will look for finance options
- New unemployment rules help those suddenly out of work
- New vision for fire department relies on full-timers
- New volunteer opportunities at Ada Jenkins Center
- New volunteer opportunity at Angels & Sparrows
- New waste contractor July 1
- New Year’s barefoot ski tournament cancelled
- New Year’s Day: Perfect for a barefoot ski tournament
- New Year’s Resolutions: I’m not bashful, I’ll make them for you
- New Year’s weather outlook
- New Year's Eve Collection
- New, more upscale Birkdale unfolds in Huntersville
- New, new normal: More toilet paper, less spinach souffle
- New: Antiquity Greenway lands statewide honors
- Newest COVID boosters are becoming available
- Newest road in Cornelius, Nannie Potts Lane, opens with ribbon-cutting, family, officials
- Newly elected legislators speaking at Newsmakers Breakfast Jan. 24
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter holiday schedule
- Newsletter resumes Monday
- Newsletter schedule
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- Newsletter schedule
- Newsletter taking Friday off
- Newsmaker Breakfast March 21 features Police Chief Baucom
- Newsmakers Breakfast April 21 focuses on historic preservation
- Newsmakers Breakfast April 24 focuses on entrepreneurs
- Newsmakers Breakfast April 24 with Robin Salzman, John Bradford
- Newsmakers Breakfast Feb 20 with Meck County Tax Assessor
- Newsmakers Breakfast Feb. 21 focuses on development
- Newsmakers Breakfast Feb. 21 focuses on new development
- Newsmakers Breakfast focuses on schools
- Newsmakers Breakfast Jan. 24
- Newsmakers Breakfast July 11 taps into business side of beer
- Newsmakers Breakfast June 14: How Cornelius will move to a full-time fire department
- Newsmakers Breakfast March 12 on Atrium’s new hospital in Cornelius
- Newsmakers Breakfast March 21 features Police Chief Baucom
- Newsmakers Breakfast Oct. 12 with US Sen. Thom Tillis
- Newsmakers Breakfast on rising sea levels
- Newsmakers Breakfast Sept. 22 features CMS superintendent
- Newsmakers Breakfast Sept. 22 features Q&A with Dr. Hill, new CMS superintendent
- Newsmakers Breakfast Sept. 24 features two real estate movers and shakers
- Newsmakers Breakfast Sept. 26 on thinking behind public, charter schools
- Newsmakers Breakfast with NC District 98 candidates Bales and Helfrich is Oct. 11
- Newsmakers Breakfast—the first in 2 years—draws historically minded crowd
- Newsmakers Breakfast: District 98 candidates meet for cordial Q&A
- Newsmakers Breakfast: Economic outlook Q&A over breakfast Feb. 9
- Newsmakers Breakfast: History & Future of Cornelius Today
- Newsmakers Breakfast: How SC is going after our freight
- Next Class of Huntersville 101 Starts in September – Sign Up Today!
- NFL player donating entire salary for…
- Nightmare on W. Catawba?
- Nina’s Boutique to close in Birkdale after holidays
- Nitty gritty laws re DMV, Notary, CPR, masks modified due to COVID-19
- NMWC Casino Night March 9
- No appointment Pfizer shots June 8 at Hoyt Wilhelm Park
- No C-store/gas station for Alexander Farm
- No charges against motorist in pedestrian fatality
- No emergency at McGuire Nuclear Station; sirens were a mistake
- No fines for sewage spills on Paradise Cove
- No Halloween March, but there’ll be a Turkey Trot; Christmas in Davidson is back in a new “old” way
- No holiday newsletter
- No joke, April Fools is a sacred holiday
- No left turns at Torrence Chapel?
- No need for alarm Jan. 13
- No new deaths in N. Meck since June 18
- No newsletter Friday
- No newsletter Tuesday through Thursday
- No one injured in early-morning Tropicana fire
- No pitch, roll or yaw Aug. 24
- No place for home: Historic tenant house has no place to go
- No plans for Lake Pines-Chartown connection
- No swim advisory lifted after test
- No Swim Advisory lifted for cove adjacent to Jetton Park
- No Swim advisory near Blue Stone Harbor has been lifted
- No swimming advisory for cove on Lake Davidson
- No swimming advisory will be lifted today after 5th spill this year
- No word yet on which of 3 plans CMS will open under
- No-left-turn plan at Torrence Chapel seems to have run out of gas
- No-swim advisory lifted for cove between Nautique and Baltic
- No, it’s not too soon to book your visit with Santa
- No. 5: Another sewage spill, this one on Meta
- Noise issue in Glenridge sounds like it may improve
- Noise ordinance enacted by Town Board
- Noise still sounds complicated
- Noise walls: No dark sarcasm, please
- Noises off: Industrial sites have new noise rules
- Noisy jets? Roundtable will air complaints
- Nominations open for 15th annual Top Women in Business
- Nominations open for community service award
- Non-profit donated $40K to local charities
- Non-profit expo has moved indoors
- Non-profit expo hosted by economic development corporation May 14
- Non-profit pre-school will launch next year
- Nonagenarerian recognized for 70 years in Freemasonry
- Nonprofits can apply now for Davidson tree canopy grants
- Norfolk Southern Rail Crossing Work – MARCH 14 & 15
- Norfolk Southern says it’s open to discussing Red Line commuter rail to Lake Norman
- Norfolk Southern says it’s open to discussing Red Line commuter rail to LKN on O Line
- North American Properties buying Birkdale Village
- North Carolina Enters Phase 3 at 5 p.m. Friday, October 2nd
- North Carolina Youth Orchestra is the new name of music education non-profit
- North Carolina: 7th highest relative risk for meat contamination
- North Line: Still dead after all these years?
- North Main: Improvements ahead
- North Meck candidate filings as of 11:45 am
- North Meck Christmas Parade remains hold for now
- North Meck Holiday Parade is Dec. 7
- North Meck Marine lands burning C-130, top honors nationwide
- North Meck Rotary, Make an Impact Foundation donating ‘musical playground’ at Cain
- North Mecklenburg Park Driveway
- North State BBQ coming to Cashion’s Quik Stop
- North-South Parkway Public Meeting
- Northbound Ramps at Exit 23 on I-77 to be Temporarily Closed
- Northern Regional Rec Center may not open until May
- Northern Regional Rec Center to open in April
- Northern Regional Rec Center will open early next year
- Northern Regional Rec Center will open in June
- Not ridiculous: DDI is safer
- Not this year but a tax increase lies ahead due to deferred expenses
- Noted genealogist, jazz trio at Cedar Grove June 18
- Noted sculptor visiting Davidson for Veterans Monument
- Nothing in the kitchen works. Let that sink in.
- Notice of Budget Filing and Public Hearing
- Notice of Public Hearing for August 17 – ElectriCities Rates
- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Greenway Waste Solutions Franchise and Operations of C&D Landfill…
- Nov. 1 is Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day
- Nov. 26-28: Make your plans for the weekend
- Novant adjusts visitor restrictions in Huntersville, system-wide
- Novant begins offering Moderna and J&J boosters today
- Novant begins Pfizer shots for 12- to 15-year-olds Thursday afternoon
- Novant begins Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines for children 5-11 years on Thursday
- Novant closing testing, vaccination sites Monday due to storm
- Novant doctor: Vaccine hesitancy allows new COVID variants to appear
- Novant Health announces changes to operating hours of mass vaccination sites
- Novant Health anounces medication take-back container sites
- Novant Health asks the community to ‘Spring clean your medicine cabinet’
- Novant Health Cancer Institute in Huntersville expands, adds treatment services
- Novant Health deploys robotics, AI for faster lung cancer diagnosis
- Novant Health donated $1M to health initiatives in area programs
- Novant Health Huntersville celebrates the big two-oh Saturday
- Novant Health launches campaign to address food insecurity; you can help
- Novant Health launches COVID Care at Home
- Novant Health offering vaccine appointments for patients, non-patients
- Novant Health seeks entertainers, food trucks for Welcome Back Fest
- Novant Health updates visitor restrictions at hospitals
- Novant Huntersville scores an ‘A’ from national hospital safety rating agency
- Novant offering free virtual care services to Helene victims in WNC
- Novant resumes use of J&J vaccine today
- Novant updates visitor restrictions
- Novant urges community to help to reduce emergency department wait times
- Novant will host clinical trial of COVID-19 drug called Leronlimab
- Novant, Atrium announce plans to reopen services
- Novant, Atrium pause J&J COVID vaccinations
- Novant’s chief epidemiologist discusses Delta variant, vaccines
- Novant’s new urgent care opens
- November HEARTS event postponed for renovation at Cedar Grove
- November is Native American Indian Heritage Month
- Now that you’re over your re-assessment shock, tax bills will soon be on their way
- Now the mother: Madalina’s mom arrested for failing to report missing child
- Now there are 2 houses in Cornelius priced above $10 million
- Now there are 8: Thurman Ross files to run for Town Board
- Now there’s a 7th candidate for Town Board
- Number of new COVID-19 cases exceeds 2,500; statewide hospitalizations down from yesterday
- Number of new COVID-19 cases sets a record
- Number of positive cases, hospitalizations climbing
- NW Thoroughfare Study Phase 2 Public Workshop Set for October 10th
- Obama endorses 100+ candidates nationwide, including NC Rep. Clark
- Obesity a large problem in North Carolina
- Observe the 249th anniversary of the signing of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence
- Observe Women’s Equality Day this Saturday
- Observe Women’s Equality Day this Saturday
- Observer endorses two former opponents in new statewide races
- Oct. 4 Town Board meeting preview
- October 4 Town Board Meeting LIVESTREAM
- October is Pedestrian Safety Month
- October Parks and Recreation Project Update
- Ocular Melanoma Meeting
- Ocular Melanoma Meeting Canceled
- Ode on a Cornelius Urn
- Office closing for Labor Day
- Officer Lex: Retired and ready to take it easy
- Oh April! Let’s get out and go
- Oh oh oh: O’Reilly Auto Parts coming to Hwy. 21
- Oh, the drama: Fall adult classes now enrolling
- Oh, the places we went
- Oil analyst predicts quick 15-cent increase in gas prices
- Old Fashioned BBQ & Candidate Forum Oct. 11
- Old Huntersville Jail
- Old Town clean-up is Saturday
- Old Town Public House forced to close
- Olde Meck Brewery postpones hearing to April 12
- Olde Mecklenburg drafts plans for larger mixed-use project
- Olympic Luge athlete will attend Big Day at the Lake
- OMB hearing delayed
- OMB unveils draft plans for major development near downtown
- Omicron is coming: Infectious disease expert recommends continued masking
- Omicron may inundate hospitals despite being less virulent
- On her birthday, police reveal age progression photo of missing Madalina
- On Monday, Cornelius will move one step closer to a new tax rate
- On the Roxx moving down the road
- On the Roxx opening Saturday in new location
- On-street parking change planned for Jetton Extension
- Once popular charter yacht will be auctioned off in June
- Once upon a mattress sale
- Once-in-a-lifetime lunar eclipse tonight
- One Cornelius candidate says he will vote for 4-year terms
- One Health opens more locations
- One measure of COVID-19 improves; Cornelius not joining ban on late-night alcohol sales
- One of those ‘Only in Lake Norman’ things coming June 30
- One stop early voting begins Oct. 15
- One year into this, statewide positivity rate falls to 4.2%
- Online academy registration open through Sunday, July 18
- Online comments OK again at town board hearings
- Online Community Engagement Platform
- Online Community Meeting & Poll
- Online Community Meeting & Poll
- Online Community Meeting & Poll
- Online concert 5 pm Friday
- Online forum Feb. 15 addresses lack of economic mobility
- Only 46 days till Christmas
- Only mother, step-father can explain why they waited 22 days to report Madalina missing
- Oo la la: New French bakery on Statesville at Bailey
- Op-Ed: Congress must extend unemployment benefits
- Op-Ed: Jay Lesemann on COVID-19 and business
- Op-Ed: Sports can inspire, unify and create change
- Op-Ed: The Red Line is on the wrong track
- Open forum ‘tele-town hall’ at 6 pm
- Open hearings on town budget resume June 2
- OPEN HOUSE / PUBLIC MEETING
- OPEN HOUSE / PUBLIC MEETING
- Open letter from the Mayor on boat safety during the holiday
- Open letter from Unity in Community
- Open letter to elected officials on growth
- Open letter to mayor and commissioners
- Opening soon … or not
- Operation CROPS Day coming to Cornelius community garden
- Operation Medicine Drop is Oct. 27
- Operation Prevention – Parent Tool Kit
- Operation Prevention offers tool kit for parents to talk to kids about opioids
- Opinion: ‘What’s in the driver’s seat for Birkdale Village?’ (Feb 2 online)
- Opinion: Cornelius should say no to four-year-terms
- Opinion: Dave Gilroy comments on growth, traffic
- Opinion: Former commissioner Thurman Ross calls for Smithville residents to have ‘better representation in Smithville revitalization plan’
- OPINION: Help is on the way. But first we have to dig deep
- Opinion: HOAs should make short-term rental decisions
- Opinion: Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce says “No” to new sales tax
- Opinion: Mayor Washam responds to Dave Gilroy’s newsletter
- Opinion: Solution to I-77 still stuck in legislative congestion
- OPINION: Unity in Community on Jan. 6 attack in nation’s capital
- Opinion: We Have Disabilities, Mr. Cawthorn – It’s OK
- Opinions differ on business park proposal on Bailey Road
- Opioid Crisis: Critical community discussion Aug. 16
- Opportunities for youth
- Ordinance Advisory Board Applications Being Accepted
- Ordinance Advisory Board Applications Being Accepted
- Oregon schools chief Salam Noor resigns
- Oregon’s 52 highest-paid employees
- Organ at Davidson concert Oct. 12
- Organ at Davidson concerts are back
- Organ at Davidson Nov. 9
- Organizing Your Pantry in 6 Easy Steps
- Oscar-Winner Jeff Bridges Sells His Montecito Mansion (at a Discount)
- Oscar-Winner Jeff Bridges Sells His Montecito Mansion (at a Discount)
- OSHA investigating fatal roofing accident
- OSU student has meningococcal disease
- Ouch: Hot hot market translates to soaring valuations
- Our first roundabout: Davidson has concerns
- Our homeless neighbors are especially vulnerable to the coronavirus
- Our little systems have their day. Pancakes, for instance
- Our man’s war against neckties
- Our New, Old Kitchen: How We Rose to the Remodeling Challenge
- Our New, Old Kitchen: How We Rose to the Remodeling Challenge
- Our New, Old Kitchen: How We Rose to the Remodeling Challenge
- Our newsletter returns Tuesday
- Our Racially Divided Housing Market Is Changing, Thanks to Millennials
- Our Racially Divided Housing Market Is Changing, Thanks to Millennials
- Our Towns Habitat honors true servant leaders
- Our Towns Habitat merging with Charlotte H4H
- Outdoor fireplaces, firepits not affected by open fire ban
- Outgoing CMS board member says superintendent will be named soon
- Outside firm will study first responder staffing, salaries as well as consolidating fire departments
- Over 1 million meals distributed to kids in need by CMS amidst COVID-19 crisis
- Overnight detour planned at Exit 30
- Overnight Lane Closures Coming to I-77
- Overnight Road Closure
- Owners end Fruitful Roots development; land under contract
- Owners of 2 popular taverns in Charlotte will take over Galway Hooker
- Pack the Patrol Car
- Pack the Patrol Car is back
- Pack the Patrol Car with school supplies
- Pair arrested on drug charges this morning
- Pair arrested on drug charges Thursday morning; another for resisting
- Palillo project passes 4-1 at Town Board
- Pampered Pups: Home Features Dogs (and Their Owners) Will Love
- Pancake Breakfast Saturday
- Pandemic brings down curtain on summer theater
- Pandemic causes surge in domestic violence
- Pandemic delays orientation for new Cornelius commissioners
- Pandemic, uncertainty rekindle opioid epidemic
- Pandemics then and now: Livestream and learn Wednesday
- Panthers, Atrium distribute masks
- Papa John’s, Jeremiah’s Ice coming to Alexander Farm
- Parade for 80th birthday of custodian at Community School of Davidson
- PARC Commission openings
- PARC fees increase 5%
- PARC fitness classes returning, starting with Tai Chi
- PARC plans meeting on Robbins Park June 15
- Parent of a young athlete? Here’s what you need to know
- Parents can use Halloween candy to teach kids about personal finance
- Parents reunited with Bailey Middle students after bomb threat
- Park fees have gone up
- Parking details for ‘Light up Cornelius’ Nov. 30
- Parks & Rec ‘listening sessions’
- Parks & Rec seeks citizen input, listening sessions on Nov. 2
- Parks & Rec: Board members reappointed, Kolkhorst will chair
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Boards – Accepting Applications
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Boards – Accepting Applications
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Boards – Accepting Applications
- Parks and Recreation 2024 Survey
- Parks and Recreation e-newsletter
- Parks and Recreation e-newsletter
- Parks and Recreation Month
- Parkway Sub-Area Study
- Parkway Sub-Area Study
- Partially redacted warrants unsealed in the case of missing 11-year-old Madalina Cojocari
- Participate in the National John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Action Day
- Party hearty this Saturday
- Party like it’s your birthday, in Mooresville
- Passover begins Saturday evening
- Past 7 days of COVID-19 trending down in Meck
- Past week’s new COVID-19 cases running 21.6% lower statewide than previous month
- Pastors of historic Cornelius church will ask for removal of Confederate Monument
- Patch on Main Community Garden Interest Survey
- Patch on Main Community Garden Interest Survey
- Patches of ice here ‘n’ there, but most roads are OK
- Patience needed for Atrium hospital in Cornelius
- Patient visits: A little bit of normal
- PAVE Act advances in NC Senate
- Paving at Exit 23 postponed until next weekend
- PCF ‘Volunteer Fair’ is May 8 at Bethel Church
- Peaceful protest in Davidson, one planned for Cornelius Wednesday
- Peaceful rally in support of Asian Americans Thursday behind Town Hall
- Peaceful rally-goers, mayor call for removal of Confederate Monument
- Pedestrian fatality in Davidson
- Pedestrian hit on W. Catawba passed away
- Pedestrian safety: New crosswalks coming at three locations
- Pedestrian struck in Davidson
- Peek Inside a Candy-Colored Mid-Century Modern Throwback
- Pending Sale: Sting and Trudie Styler’s $56M NYC Penthouse
- Pending Sale: Sting and Trudie Styler’s $56M NYC Penthouse
- Peninsula blood drive is April 7
- Peninsula Club reopens June 18 after COVID-19 outbreak
- Peninsula Community Foundation announces grants
- Peninsula Community Foundation cancels gala, but fundraisers are happening
- Peninsula Community Foundation collecting for local agencies
- Peninsula Community Foundation collecting new coats for Helene victims in Buncombe, Avery counties
- Peninsula Community Foundation donates over $150,000 to local non-profits
- Peninsula Community Foundation establishes $25K matching fund for Helene donations
- Peninsula Community Foundation gala raised $175K for charities
- Peninsula Community Foundation grant
- Peninsula Community Foundation grants $10,000 to Little Smiles
- Peninsula Community Foundation has new web site in time for 20th anniversary
- Peninsula Community Foundation recognized for ‘Excellence’
- Peninsula Community Foundation reports nearly $250,000 in contributions last year
- Peninsula Foundation ‘Emerald’ gala is Nov. 19
- Peninsula home has a starring role in movie
- Peninsula mansion sells for $6 million
- Peninsula Yacht Club will waive December dues after 3-month clubhouse closure
- Penny for your thoughts: Sales tax meetings on docket
- Penny Lane, beneath the blue suburban skies, opens near the lake
- Penny tax increase splits Town Board 3-2
- People are staying home, but essential work continues
- People semi-annoyed over truck parking
- Perfect fall weather on deck next 6-7 days
- Perfect weather for N. Meck Parade on Saturday Dec. 4
- Perfect weather for Thanksgiving but get ready for the biggish chill next week
- Performance at Club sure to be a sellout
- Perry Mixter is Cain Center’s new chief fundraiser
- Perseid meteor showers at peak
- Personalize Your Space With a DIY Gallery Wall
- Perspectives on the change coming to Cornelius Town Board
- Pet adopters needed
- Pet photo contest benefits Lake Norman Humane
- Petty Rewind: A tribute to nostalgia and great songs
- Pew Research: Update on how some churches are meeting
- Phaedra Pistone: New Mrs. US Continental has a powerful platform, story
- Phase 1 of reopening begins 5 pm Friday
- Phase 2 reopening in sight as COVID-19 testing increases
- Phase 2 starts today as NCDHHS reports new COVID data
- Phase 2.5 begins with COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations up
- Phase 2.5: Answering the most common mask-related questions
- Phase 3: Theaters, bars may reopen at reduced capacity Friday 5 pm
- Phase II of Huntersville downtown greenway nearing completion
- Phil Hamrick in concert Feb. 17
- Pho NC re-opens this week
- Phone carrier issues disrupted 911 calls
- Photo of alleged shooter’s vehicle released; reward offered
- Pianist of note will perform at the Cain
- Piano bars, string lights approved for some residences
- Pick a President! Voter Registration Closes Soon
- Pick a President! Voter Registration Closes Soon
- Pick-your-own apples at Carrigan Farms this month
- Picking a Moving Company: How Do Your Choices Stack Up?
- Picking a Moving Company: How Do Your Choices Stack Up?
- Pickleball article nets letter about tennis
- Pickleball brawl averted
- Pickleball brawl averted by movie star
- Pickleball complex breaks ground on Chartown
- Pickleball opportunities: Learn and play
- Pickleball plan comes before Town Board at their meeting tonight
- Pickleball tournament March 24 benefits scholarship preschool
- Pines executive director asks for caution
- Pioneer Springs Community School gets GO Grant
- Pioneer Springs Community School lands $150K grant
- Pipeline safety should be on ‘everyone’s radar’
- Piper’s at Galway Hooker closes while developing a ‘new concept’
- Pirates on a blimp July 8—but of course
- Plan a jazzy April, which is National Jazz Appreciation Month
- Plan ahead for these September events
- Plan ahead in January with fun events this month
- Plan and register for these (Thanksgiving and) Christmas related activities
- Plan B-Plus Remote calls for 2 weeks of in-person classes; remote begins Aug. 31
- Plan for 199-foot cell tower goes to Town Board
- Plan for 199-foot cell tower goes to Town Board Dec. 7
- Plan for 252-unit apartment project may go to Town Board Monday
- Plan for Gilead Road closure this weekend
- Plan how to honor veterans on Veterans Day; here are opportunites in LKN
- Plan to do something in February, it’s a day longer this year and has lots of choices
- Plan to get out during March (and a little bit of April) with this calendar of events
- Plan to save sharecropper house coming together
- Plan to save tenant house coming together
- Plan your August fun: Don’t let August slip away into a moment in time
- Plan your December activities now; the month is already flying by!
- Plan your fun April into May
- Plan your September 2023 and beyond
- Plan your week’s activities: Oktoberfests, concerts and more
- Plan your weekend starting May 13: Concerts, street festival, outdoor movie and Cain Center for the Arts groundbreaking
- Plan your weekend!
- Planners plan to discuss expansion plan
- Planning a town: Fast growth means revisiting 2015 plan
- Planning Board & Board of Adjustment Applications Being Accepted
- Planning Board Applications Being Accepted
- Planning Board approves Mills Market
- Planning Board dives into definition of ‘front yard’
- Planning Board dives into Land Use Plan
- Planning Board expands, while Land Development Code Advisory Board is disbanded
- Planning Board has new chairman
- Planning Board holds special meeting Monday on Alexander Farm
- Planning Board may expand to 10 members
- Planning Board meets May 10 at 5:30
- Planning Board meets tonight
- Planning Board OK’s front-yard parking for medical office
- Planning Board OKs 4-story building at Jetton Extension and Bethel
- Planning Board OKs Caroline, Greenway Gartens
- Planning board OKs change for subdivisions; next stop Town Board
- Planning Board OKs Fruitful Roots; now it’s on to the Town Board
- Planning Board OKs plans for hotel-conference center and apartments
- Planning Board OKs Royal Bliss Brewery with conditions
- Planning Board recommends ‘no’ vote on Mayes Road development
- Planning Board recommends approval of a smaller, 3-story project on Jetton at Bethel
- Planning Board recommends denial for business park on Bailey Road
- Planning Board revisits Rural Preservation
- Planning Board supports Housing Committee recommendations
- Planning board takes up changes to Alexander Farm plan May 16
- Planning board takes up changes to Alexander Farm plan May 16
- Planning Board takes up museum, barndominiums at next meeting
- Planning Board to consider Lightbridge Academy
- Planning Board to consider mixed-use building
- Planning Board to decide on Bailey Road project tonight
- Planning Board to review Mayes Meadows proposal tonight
- Planning Board to review Royal Bliss project
- Planning Board to take up Growth Management recommendations on Monday
- Planning Board vacancies remain unfilled
- Planning Board Vacancy
- Planning Board votes 7-1 for controversial Bailey Road project
- Planning Board will discuss W. Catawba on Monday
- Planning Board will meet again on Growth Management recommendations
- Planning Board will take up new retail project on Monday
- Planning Board, Park Board, Housing Committee recommend approval of Smithville Plan
- Planning Board, Town Board OK revisions to Alexander Farm plan
- Planning Board, Town Board will hold a joint meeting March 18
- Planning Board: New chair expected to be appointed tonight
- Planning Board: Words of wisdom from the planning director
- Planning Department COVID-19 Status Updates
- Planning Department News
- Planning Director Jack Simoneau Retiring After 22 Years
- Planning Retreat
- Planning Retreat Documents
- Planning Retreat Relocated
- Planning staff recommends ‘no’ vote on W. Catawba apartment complex
- Planning Window Closed due to COVID-19
- Plans for Alexander Farm include a new fire station
- Plans for bike safety and options continue
- Plans for hotel, conference center, apartments come before Town Board Monday
- Plans for iconic Christmas in Davidson, N Meck Christmas Parade still fuzzy
- Plans for pre-school withdrawn, office building coming instead
- Plastic Cactus’ Debut EP, Pricks, Sounds Sun-Drunk and Hallucinatory
- Please be careful, stormy weather!
- Plenty of development projects are in the pipeline
- Plenty of work to do around disabilities and a livable city
- Plexiglass shields up at Old Jetton Harris Teeter
- Plum Creek Phase 2 opens March 27
- Pneumonia cases increasing in Mecklenburg: What to do
- Podcast – Summer Fun
- Poinsettia sale: Rotary holiday fundraiser
- Point in Time snapshot: More than 2,400 homeless county-wide
- Point of Grace Lutheran Church has moved from Cornelius back to Huntersville
- Poke Lake restaurant opens in Shops at the Fresh Market
- Pole replacement at Jetton/Catawba could take months
- Police apprehend 2 juveniles in gun shop break-in
- Police arrest 21-year-old in Hough High drug case. How big is this problem?
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- Police Blotter: Sept. 27 to Oct. 3
- Police Blotter: Sept. 4-10
- Police charge student with misdemeanor possession of firearm at school
- Police chase downtown called off, but suspects apprehended
- Police Chief Hoyle retiring Dec. 31; Major Black will replace him
- Police Chief speaking at Newsmakers Breakfast Tuesday
- Police chiefs are grand marshalls of N. Meck Christmas parade
- Police confirm drug raid on Norman Island
- Police extradite suspect in Fink’s burglary
- Police hosting Cone with a Cop today at Handel’s
- Police ID homicide victim
- Police identify students in Bailey Road crash
- Police launch conversation about safety on Lake Norman
- Police looking for Anthony Andre Hampton
- Police looking for parking lot thieves
- Police looking for witnesses in bike crash Wednesday
- Police need help locating white van in homicide case
- Police on scene of boating accident in Cornelius
- Police on the lookout for suspect in early-morning car chase
- Police pay raise nabs improvement in morale, recruiting
- Police protection: What does it cost?
- Police Report
- Police report: 181 coronavirus-related calls since March
- Police say junk boat fire Thursday evening was intentionally set
- Police seek 2 who stole 2015 Audi, 2018 Durango from new car dealer
- Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old Hough High student
- Police seek help with locating missing teen girl
- Police seeking help with 9-year-old cold case
- Police situation occurred at home on Norman Island Drive this morning
- Police take individual with 24 warrants into custody
- Police to escort fallen officer to Rockwell this afternoon
- Police will get forfeited assets worth $240K-plus
- Police will reinforce training after incident involving dog in a hot vehicle
- Police, Fire search for drowning victim
- Police: Incidents, arrests, citations Dec. 21-Jan. 3
- Political Academy enrollment period is open
- Political Academy enrollment period is open
- Political newcomer, a businessman, joins race for Cornelius mayor
- Political redistricting could threaten Sen. Marcus in District 41
- Poll watcher is a familiar face at two Cornelius precincts come election time
- Poll worker is a familiar face at two Cornelius precincts come election time
- Poll: How Would You Improve Your Home With $17,850?
- Polls close at 7:30 pm
- Polls closed, some Early Voting results are in
- Polls open 6:30 am to 7:30 pm
- Polls open across Cornelius, NC, US
- Polls open at 6:30 am tomorrow, close at 7:30 pm
- Polls open until 7:30 pm
- Pond scum can be toxic bacteria
- Ponzi schemer pleads guilty
- Pool gets green light from Planning Board
- Pool owners ready to stick their toes into rental waters
- Pool Time: 10 tips for safe swimming
- Pop up Fall Harvest market
- Pope will bless the fleet for Big Day at the Lake
- Poppy Hand-Crafted Popcorn closing in Birkdale Village
- Popular 4th of July Fireworks and Concert Festival loses home in Denver
- Popular Business Expo will be held Oct. 8
- Popular events canceled this year: Renaissance Festival and DABA concert with fireworks
- Popular roadside nursery getting a fresh new permanent location
- Port City Club sets sail, reopening as Lake House Wine Bar & Grill
- Portion of Bravington Road to be Closed Week of November 18th for Emergency Storm Water Repair
- Portions of Love – Summer lunch delivery program needs drivers
- Portland man a Rhodes scholar
- Portland teen hosts ‘consent event’
- Portland teen organizes consent event
- Portland’s Best Restaurants with Healthy Menus: From Cafes to Food Carts
- Portland’s Biggest Attractions Reflect City’s Literary Reputation, Connection to Nature
- Portrait of a Long-Term Renter: Crossing Generational Divides
- Portrait of a Long-Term Renter: Crossing Generational Divides
- Positive COVID-19 test rate rises to 6.5% statewide; steady around 4.3% in Mecklenburg
- Positive COVID-19 test results remain high; Meck gains 300 new cases
- Positive test rate, new case volume heading down
- Possibly an inch of something will fall tomorrow, starting around 10 am
- Post-Floyd discussion has community leaders, police talking
- Postponed: Fireboat, police boat, firetruck christening
- Potassium Iodide (KI) Distribution Scheduled for October 24
- Potassium Iodide: Hold on to what you have
- Potts Barber Shop gains historic designation
- Potts Barber Shop recognized during Town Board meeting
- Potts St. will close for water pipe fix
- Pottstown Community Preservation Plan Kickoff Meeting
- Pottstown Community Preservation Plan Kickoff Meeting
- Pounding for Parker Foundation blood drive is Sunday
- Pounding for Parker Foundation still pounding
- Pounding for Parker Gala Oct. 4
- Pounding for Parker golf tournament is June 4
- Power out down Jetton
- Power out for 900 homes
- Power out in stores on Jetton, 800+ customers in and around Peninsula
- Power out till 6 pm, Duke says
- Power outage
- Power outage affecting part of Cornelius
- Power outage near sub-station on Jetton
- Power restored to 76 homes near Jetton
- Power still out for hundreds in Cornelius
- PPS board votes to keep ACCESS together
- PPS: Tubman school will open next fall
- Praise in the Park is Saturday at Smithville Park
- Praise in the Park Sept. 18: Sponsorships available
- Prayer vigil for missing 11-year-old Tuesday evening in Victoria Bay
- Prayer Vigil on Davidson Village Green Sept. 20
- Prayer walk on July 18 will include a stop at Madalina’s house
- Pre-development review today for new commercial project on W. Catawba
- Pre-Flo: Duke Energy actively drawing down lake levels
- Pre-K schools coming to Cornelius
- Pre-school Halloween party Oct. 17
- Pre-Wedding Bashes Can Put a Dent in Saving for a Home Down Payment
- Pre-Wedding Bashes Can Put a Dent in Saving for a Home Down Payment
- Predicting the ‘Right Time’ to Buy or Sell a Home
- Prep for ‘Prost!’ Season: 9 Bavarian-Style Homes to Inspire Your Oktoberfest
- Prepare for hot hot hot weather today, tomorrow
- Prepare for the Ultimate Staycation
- Prepare for wintry mix Friday into Saturday
- Prepare your home to sell or stay
- Preschool Holiday Party Dec. 16
- Preschool opens in senior home
- Preserve Mecklenburg moves to save historic houses on Catawba
- Preserve Mecklenburg recognizes Cain Center for redevelopment project
- Preserve Mecklenburg vid highlights redevelopment project
- Preserving trees: Will Town Board go out on a limb?
- Preview: Monday’s Town Board meeting
- Price appreciation means it’s still a sellers’ market
- Price check: The incredible, edible — and expensive — egg
- Primal Brewery puts heart, and beer, in Valentine’s celebration
- Primary Election: Polls close at 7:30 pm
- Primary results: A few with particular local interest
- Primary voting under way at four locations in Cornelius
- Primary will determine House 98 candidates
- Prime commercial real estate on N. Main will come on the market
- Prime downtown real estate hits the market
- Principal: CES student doing very well after mishap
- Prison Camp
- Pro bass fishing tournament rescheduled for October
- Pro: 4-year terms
- Procession for Deputy US Marshal Thomas Weeks Jr. will pass through Cornelius today
- Procession this morning for William ‘Alden’ Elliott, officer killed in Monday’s shooting
- Progress on Red Line as Charlotte readies acquisition of Norfolk Southern’s O Line
- Property owners reel from value increases
- Property sales for August: Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville
- Property tax increase floated at annual budget retreat
- Property taxes flat for FY 22, but likely not beyond
- Property taxes more than likely to stay flat in 2022; reval next year
- Property transactions: Who bought what
- Proposal would take Town Board out of chain of command for in-fill developments
- Proposed budget for FY 2025 emphasizes public safety, infrastructure
- Proposed budget keeps tax rate level
- Proposed budget, tax rate unveiled tonight
- Proposed cell tower could be 199 feet tall
- Proposed Fee Schedule Change
- Proposed poultry farm in Chatham County: 750,000 birds, taxpayer-funded — and lots of secrets
- Proposed Red Line station could be located near Barley Market on Zion
- Pros & Cons of Baseboard Heating Systems
- Pros and Cons of Fences
- Protections for renters, utility customers extended
- Protest expected during official opening of US Rep. Tim Moore’s office
- Protest planned as COVID-19 toll rises
- Protest rally planned at Confederate Monument
- Protest this afternoon at Police Station
- Protestors gather at West Catawba and Jetton
- PTA leader plans to run for CMS District 1 seat
- Public Art Commission – Accepting Applications
- Public Comment Period for 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan
- Public Comment Period for Regional Transportation Topics
- Public comment period open till 8 pm on Alexander Farm development
- Public discussion on concealed carry delayed
- Public Health Announces Phase 1B of Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution
- Public Health Director Announces Three-Week Directive to Protect Residents from COVID-19
- Public hearing Dec. 7 on Palillo project on W. Catawba
- Public hearing for Colonial water treatment plant application
- Public hearing on ‘Retreat at W. Catawba’ pushed to Feb. 18
- Public hearing on Cornelius Business Park is June 2
- Public Hearing on Draft of Huntersville 2040 Plan to be Held October 19 – Click to Review Plan
- Public hearing on Mill’s Market at Town Board meeting tonight
- Public hearing on Mulberry Townhomes Monday
- Public hearing on new neighborhood of $500K homes
- Public hearing set for discussion of term-length change for Town Board
- Public hearing: 199-foot cell tower near Jetton/LKN Cove
- Public hearings moved to Dec. 21 and Jan. 19
- Public hearings on 2 developments
- Public Input Meeting – Abernathy Park Playground
- Public Input Meeting – N. Meck Park Greenway
- Public input sought on Smithville infrastructure improvements
- Public invited to comment on Cornelius police through online portal
- Public invited to comment on proposed improvements to NC 73
- Public invited to Davidson Fire Department dedication
- Public invited to Juneteenth gathering in Davidson
- Public invited to see plans for Clark Row conditional planning area at community meeting Monday
- PUBLIC MEETING – Bus Rapid Transit
- Public Meeting – Charlotte Water
- Public Meeting – NC 73 Widening
- Public meeting Thursday for Growth Management Task Force recommendations
- Public Notice Declaring Surplus Property and Intent to Donate to Nonprofit
- Public Notice: Lakeside Charter
- Public safety expenditures approved by Town Board
- Public Survey Is Here!
- PUBLIC WORKSHOP 8.19.21 – Eastfield Regional Park
- Pulpit swap, luncheon Sunday
- Pumpkins: More than fall decorations, they’re good for you
- Putting a Modern Home on the Map in the Wilds of Wyoming
- Putting Down Roots 40 Feet Up: Life in a Fire Lookout
- Putting Down Roots 40 Feet Up: Life in a Fire Lookout
- Q&A with new Atrium Hospital VP is May 22
- Q&A: 60 seconds with Pat Riley, CEO of Allen Tate
- QT is coming: Acropolis demolished
- Queen’s Feast July 19-28 includes 10 N. Meck eateries, among more than 100 in Charlotte area
- Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week is July 18-27
- Queen’s Feast: Restaurant Week ends Sunday
- Questions around the toll lanes?
- Quick pop-up: Hop into Spring 4-6 pm today!
- Quiet agenda tonight, except for fate of Miltich
- QuikTrip opens Thursday morning
- Quip of the day
- Quiz: Are You a Savvy Mortgage Shopper?
- Quiz: Are You a Savvy Mortgage Shopper?
- Quiz: Can You Guess the Price of These Homes?
- Quiz: Can You Match the State With Its Popular Rental Features?
- Quiz: Can You Match the State With Its Popular Rental Features?
- Quiz: Can You Match the State With Its Top Listed Home Amenity?
- Quiz: Can You Match the State With Its Top Listed Home Amenity?
- Quiz: How Much Do You Love Your Home?
- Quiz: Should You Renovate Your Home or Sell?
- Quiz: Should You Renovate Your Home or Sell?
- Quiz: What Does Your Dream Cabin Look Like?
- Quiz: What Style Is Your Dream Bedroom?
- Quiz: What Type of Bar Should You Build in Your Home?
- Quiz: What Type of Bar Should You Build in Your Home?
- Quiz: Which Celeb Neighborhood Is the Best Match for You?
- Quiz: Which Celeb Neighborhood Is the Best Match for You?
- Quiz: Which Football Team Should You Cheer for in the Big Game?
- Quiz: Which Perfect Pool Is Cool for the Summer?
- Quiz: Which Summer Space Melts Your Heart?
- R.E.D. at LKN Chrysler Dodge Jeep honors those in military
- Race Week revs up in October
- Rachael Ray Is Selling Her Southampton Home for $4.9M
- Rachael Ray Is Selling Her Southampton Home for $4.9M
- Rachel Miller Bellew
- Rad Bennett will open ‘Peninsula Prime’ in Alton’s space after makeover
- Rain has slowed, but more coming; Bailey Road open
- Rain, more rain, then better weather Easter Sunday
- Rains helped bring lake levels back to normal for this time of year
- Raising speed limits on Jetton under consideration
- Rally at Town Hall, march to Confederate Monument planned Aug. 4
- Rally to protest proposed school closure
- Ramsey Creek Beach opening, with lifeguards
- Ramsey Creek Beach opens Memorial Day weekend
- Ramsey Creek Beach opens Memorial Day weekend
- Ramsey Creek Beach opens this weekend
- Ramsey Creek Beach will open July 3-4
- Ramsey Creek hours, fees updated
- Ramsey Creek Park incident was a domestic dispute
- Ranson/Rosedale park lands $150,000 grant
- Ranson/Rosedale Park Master Plan – Public Input Session
- Ranson/Rosedale Park Master Plan – Public Input Session
- Rapper Lil Wayne Sails Away From Miami Mansion for $10M
- Rapper Lil Wayne Sails Away From Miami Mansion for $10M
- Raptor Center Executive Director Jim Warren passes away
- Raptor Center Executive Director Jim Warren passes away
- Rate hikes will generate income for Town-owned electric utility
- Rate of increase in positive COVID-19 test results slowing down
- Rate of new COVID-19 cases falling statewide, and in Mecklenburg
- Rate of positive cases at 8% in today’s NCDHHS report
- Rates of COVID-19 spread: NC vs. 47 states in June
- Re-zoning battle: Land worth fightin’ for
- Read Charlotte training session Jan. 25
- ReadDavidson announces book selections
- ReadDavidson offers latest title recommendations
- ReadDavidson Opens Book Nominations for 2021 Selection
- Ready or not, flu is due for a comeback
- Ready to get fit? Register now for the Mayors’ Fitness Challenge
- Ready to sell, or do you want to stay put?
- Ready, set, go: Mayors’ Fitness Challenge kicks off Sunday
- Real Estate Agent Commissions: How Much Should You Pay?
- Real Estate transactions April 2020
- Real Estate Transactions December 2019
- Real Estate Transactions Jan. 2020
- Real Estate Transactions: May 2020
- Real estate: Virtual showings for buyers and sellers
- Rebirth in the Rust Belt: A Forgotten Corner of Cleveland Bounces Back
- Rebirth in the Rust Belt: A Forgotten Corner of Cleveland Bounces Back
- Recent Huntersville home sales
- Recent voting highlights changing demographics
- Record coronavirus hospitalizations, 80 new deaths; clubs to reopen
- Record high for new COVID-19 cases
- Record number of homeless Ore. students
- Recycling: Will you be red or blue?
- Red Cross blood donor alert
- Red Cross gives safety reminders ahead of continued winter weather
- Red Cross issues water safety guidance for the 4th, with COVID reminder
- Red Cross needs help: Donors down 26%
- Red Cross needs volunteers, literally and virtually
- Red Cross opens in N. Meck High; Florence on her way
- Red Cross providing help to fire victims
- Red Cross urges families to be safe heating their homes
- Red dirt alert: 57 townhomes coming to W. Catawba
- Red Line info sessions are tonight, Saturday
- Red Line new cost estimate: $1.38 billion
- Red Line open house Oct. 3 in Cornelius
- Red Line pricetag could be in the billions of dollars
- Red Line: Is it time to hop aboard?
- Red White & Bundled bounces back May 9
- Red, White & Bundled is Wednesday
- Red, White & Bundled shower sends $80,000 in baby items to Fort Bragg
- Red, White & Bundled—a baby shower for military families—is back
- Red, White & Bundled—a baby shower for military families—is May 25
- Red, White and Blue Homes Just in Time for July 4th
- Reflect on and celebrate Black History Month
- Reflecting on data around race and equity on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- Reflections on a long, hot summer, with and without kids
- Reflections on life and kids from a higher altitude
- Refresher: Here’s what’s in the Modified Stay at Home Order
- Refurbished fireboat, a police boat and firetrucks will be christened Friday
- Regain Your Garage: Simple Tricks for Getting Organized
- Regina Carter performing at Davidson College Saturday
- Regional air quality worsens year over year
- Regional Transportation Planning Survey
- Register for Davidson’s Community Conversations About Mental Health
- Register for town-wide Halloween decorations contest
- Register now for Back2School community event
- Register now for free yoga and coffee at Rescue Ranch
- Register now for How Healing Works: And What It Means for Healthcare and You
- Register now for Santa Paws
- Register online for Mayor’s Fitness Challenge, back for a 4th year
- Register to get time-sensitive alerts from town, county
- Registration for winter arts classes open
- Registration for winter session open at Cain Center
- Registration is open for Huntersville fall programs
- Registration now open for Charlotte Independence adult soccer league
- Registration now required at Fisher Farm Archery Range
- Registration open for Ada Jenkins golf fundraiser
- Registration open for adult, youth fall sports
- Registration open for AmeriCarna car show hosted by Ray Evernham
- Registration open for Annual Run for Green
- Registration open for arts classes
- Registration open for Charlotte Independence spring league
- Registration open for DCI Forum on Artificial Intelligence
- Registration open for fall art classes
- Registration open for Huntersville 101
- Registration open for spring sports
- Registration open for Teddy Bear Breakfast
- Registration open for trick-or-treaters on Halloween Treat Trail
- Registration open for winter classes at Cain Center
- Registration open for World of Wonder family outing in August
- Registration open for Young Explorers fall nature program
- Registration open the 20th Annual Run For Green
- Registration opens for Rescue Ranch’s spring and summer critter camps
- Rehabbing a Home? Be Ready for These 5 Costs
- Rehabbing a Home? Be Ready for These 5 Costs
- Rehabbing a Home? Be Ready for These 5 Costs
- Reindeer conditions look very good Christmas Eve
- Religion news: Special events at area houses of worship
- Rematch: It’s Powell vs. Puckett again for Mecklenburg County Commission
- Remember encyclopedias? Here’s the latest news
- Remember the Scottish bard
- Remembering Pearl Harbor
- Reminder about Veterans Services Office Hours in Huntersville
- Reminder: Applications for North Mecklenburg Christmas Parade available
- Reminder: Free Fishing Day is July 4
- Reminder: If you haven’t taken the budget survey, it’s time
- Reminders: Turn back clocks, test smoke alarms
- Remodeling a Traditional Cape Cod-Style Home
- Remote Meditation Retreat With Rocky Mountain Views – House of the Week
- Renee Mary Jane Rapp
- Renovation Adventures With an Old Detroit Home
- Renovation Adventures With an Old Detroit Home
- Rent Sandra Bullock’s Sunset Strip Home
- Rental Affordability Is Worst in Minority Communities
- Rental Affordability Is Worst in Minority Communities
- Rental Listing Terms Reveal Popular Features in Each State
- Rental Listing Terms Reveal Popular Features in Each State
- Renters Beware: These Hidden Costs May Be in Your Lease
- Renters: 5 Must-Do Tasks to Handle Before You Move
- Renters: Are You Ready to Buy a Home?
- Rep. Adams addresses tragedy in Charlotte
- Rep. Adams office hours at Town Hall
- Rep. Adams office hours at Town Hall
- Rep. Adams office hours at Town Hall
- Rep. Bradford is considering a run for NC State Treasurer
- Rep. Clark co-sponsors Medicaid expansion bill
- Rep. Helfrich announces in-person listening sessions
- Repaving contract tops tonight’s Town Board agenda
- Report: Radar, Air Traffic Control, Fighter Jets Couldn’t Track “Mystery Aircraft” Flying Over Oregon Last Month
- Reprieve for sharecropper house on Alexander Farm
- Repurpose Your Rope: 3 Decorative DIYs to Try
- Request for Zoning Inspections
- Rescue crews searching for 19-year-old drowning victim
- Rescue dog Nutmeg recovering from surgery; how to foster and other needs
- Rescue Ranch announces spring, summer camps
- Rescue Ranch fundraiser Aug. 7
- Rescue Ranch launches new foster/adoption program
- Rescue Ranch needs donated items for garage sale
- Reserve a spot to grow your own flowers and vegetables
- Reserve at Smith Circle proposed for 3.9 acre property
- Residential Home Types: 17 Clarifying Home Definitions
- Residential portion of stalled Alexander Farms development rock solid, developer says
- Residents express concerns about child-care center/pre-school planned on W. Catawba
- Residents have had their fill of sinkhole
- Residents Invited to offer regional mobility input
- Residents Invited to Provide Input to Shape New Town Hall – Public Input Meeting August 3rd
- Residents Invited to Share Thoughts on Design of New Town Hall via New Online Survey
- Residents turn out to oppose Palillo project
- Residents urged to complete budget survey
- Residents, Clark chill planned power outage
- Residents, town reach agreement on speed bumps
- Resources for service members and families
- Restaurant news: Brown Bag Seafood celebrates anniversary with specials
- Restaurant Week at Birkdale Village continues through Saturday
- Restaurant Week runs through Sunday
- Restaurant X will re-brand to Lebanese cuisine
- Restaurants must close for dining in, news round-up
- Restaurants on the menu at Birkdale Landing
- Restore reopens after 2-month renovation
- Resurfacing Work to Begin Monday, March 8 on Streets in Birkdale Area
- Retail project comes before Town Board for final approval
- Retail project gains Planning Board approval, with stipulations around trees
- Retired Police Chief Benson Hoyle Honored with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine
- Retired Police Chief Benson Hoyle Honored with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine
- Retirement reception for Davidson police chief
- Returning to the gym will look different
- Rev. Alexander Craighead
- Rev. Boone’s Syrian mission trip perilous, blessed
- Rev. Boone’s Syrian mission trip perilous, blessed
- Rev. Boone’s Syrian mission trip perilous, blessed
- Rev. David Libbon: Meet the new rector at Good Shepherd Anglican
- Rev. Lemings honored for 27 years at Grace Covenant
- Reval under way: How your taxes are determined
- Reverse fishing at Blythe Landing
- Review Huntersville 2040 Draft Plan and Complete Draft Plan Survey by Sept 18
- Review Huntersville 2040 Draft Plan and Complete Draft Plan Survey by Sept 18
- Review procedures set in place for Smithville Revitalization Plan
- Review Roundup: The Punisher on Netflix
- Review Timelines for Projects
- Review Timelines for Projects
- Revised business park project has been resubmitted for town review
- Revised West Catawba project will come back to Planning Board
- Rezoning request comes back to the Planning Board today
- Rezoning: Birkdale Village owners ask for delay
- Ribbon Cutting – Barry Park Turf Fields
- Ribbon cutting for Jetton Extension
- Ribbon-cutting Friday for newly finished Jetton Extension
- Richard Barry
- Richard Carroll, 79, passes away
- Richard Carroll, 79, passes away
- Richard Carroll, 79, passes away
- Rising Rents, Stagnant Wages, And the Burden of Unstable Housing
- Rising Rents, Stagnant Wages, And the Burden of Unstable Housing
- Rivens new spokesperson for Meck Sheriff
- River Run CC putts Symetra on 2019 calendar
- River Run CC putts Symetra on 2019 calendar
- River Run roads to be re-surfaced
- Riverkeeper kayak outing April 27
- RNC move to Jacksonville ‘devastating’
- RNC: More ‘conversation’ Monday
- Road Closure – Old Bud Henderson Road
- Road Closure: Sherwood Drive Closed at Intersection with NC-115 Tuesday (7/11) for Utility Work
- Road funding: Find alternate routes
- Road improvements expected with new Cornelius hospital
- Road rage results in gunfire, arrest
- Road will honor late mayor
- Road work ahead: Jetton Extension will be rebuilt from Catawba to Liverpool
- Road work ahead: More than $24 million in construction coming
- ROAD WORK Coming to Ranson Road Near Stumptown
- Road work in Davidson begins today
- ROAD WORK: Detour for NC-115 between Plum Creek & Hambright (4/30-5/9); Street Resurfacing Begins
- Roadside market has fresh location
- Robert Carney is youngest member of Town Board
- Robert Carney tosses his hat in the ring for Cornelius Town Board
- Robert Downey Jr. Picks Up His Second Home This Month
- Robert Downey Jr. Picks Up His Second Home This Month
- Robin Salzman, Lisa Mayhew Jones honored by LKN Chamber
- Rock Out in David Bowie’s Former NYC Condo
- Rock Out in David Bowie’s Former NYC Condo
- Rockie Lynn at LangTree Live Thursday
- Ronald McDonald House Charities gives to DCCDC
- Roof of historic building falls in
- Roommate Relations: Making Smart Use of Shared Spaces
- Rotary school supplies drive at Harvey’s
- Rotating Repertory Makes Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Work Sing
- Roundabout is an eco-devo success for key part of business community
- Roundabout on Mt. Holly Huntersville Road to open later this week
- Roundabouts on Hwy. 21 will be completed in Winter 2027
- Roundabouts: We will remember you
- Routine gas line purge at Alexander Farms tomorrow
- Rowan-Cabarrus Community College offers business seminars
- Rox Burhans is new Cornelius planning director
- Royal Bliss, with 1 micro-brewery in Denver, plans a second location, this one on W. Catawba
- RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast June 14 featuring fire chief
- RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast Thursday
- RSVP for Newsmakers Breakfast with NC District 98 candidates
- RSVP now for Monday’s Coffee Chat
- RSVP now for Wildflowers and Bluegrass program on Saturday
- Ruh-road: Appraiser shortage affects NCDOT acquisition of rights of way
- Rules of the Roads: How problematic Old Canal became a town road
- Running on empty: Gas supplies spotty Thursday morning
- Rural Hill Amazing Maize Maze is open
- Rural Hill has Loch Norman Highland Games merchandise
- Rural Hill hosts traditional Scottish New Year’s
- Rural Hill Sheepdog Trials Nov. 13, 14
- Rural Hill’s Amazing Maize Maze needs volunteers
- Rustic and Main opens retail shop in Oak Street Mill
- Rustic Homes for Sale: Farmhouses, Cabins and Country Estates
- Rusty Knox: People friendly with business background
- Ruth Mae Lester, 87, passes away
- Ryan Lewis’ House Is No Thrift-Shop Find
- Ryan Lewis’ House Is No Thrift-Shop Find
- Sacred Grounds: Aug. 19 historical program at Cedar Grove
- Safe Summer Launch Day Saturday at Blythe Landing
- Safeguard Medical Relocates New Headquarters to Huntersville
- Safer at Home 2.5 begins Friday; gyms can open at 30%
- SAFER grant could fund Cornelius paid firefighters
- Sale Pending: What Does It Mean & Should You Make an Offer?
- Salem-Keizer staff told they must…
- San Francisco Is Best for Home Sellers, Baltimore for Buyers
- San Francisco Is Best for Home Sellers, Baltimore for Buyers
- Sanctuary: A Gamer's Vintage Arcade
- Sanctuary: An Architect's Epic Lego Room
- Sanctuary: An Artist's Oasis
- Sanctuary: An Astronomer's Home Observatory
- Sanitation Delay This Week
- Santa attends Light Up Cornelius
- Santa Claus is coming … to fish
- Santa does snail mail through Dec. 13
- Santa himself will ride in North Meck parade
- Santa himself, nearly 200 floats in Christmas parade Saturday
- Santa Paws in the Park is today!
- Santa to scour the streets of Davidson for all the good boys and girls
- Saturday is last day for Early Voting
- Saturday is the ‘Big Day’ for 180+ Bigs and Littles from Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Saturday more awesome, Sunday it’s like rain
- Saturday will feel like February
- Saturdays in April are for Jazz
- Save Our Smithville plans reflect changing times, development pressures
- Save the date and get ready for 4 fun events
- Save the date for June 1 coffee chat
- Save the date for Safety Saturday Sept. 17
- Save the date to register for sports leagues
- Save the date: April 29 home tour in Davidson supports DCCDC
- Save the date: Bales, Helfrich Newsmakers Breakfast Oct. 11
- Save the date: Community Thanksgiving service is Nov. 24
- Save the date: May 16 is Red, White & Bundled shower
- Save the date: Shred Event
- Save the planet, save the date
- Savour the last days of summer at these events
- Say ‘I do’ to VLN wedding promotion now through June
- Say goodbye to the Village Rider
- Say What? Home-Buying Lingo You Should Know
- Saying ‘I Do’ to a Tiny Grain Silo Home
- Saying ‘I Do’ to a Tiny Grain Silo Home
- SBA grants Cooper’s request for disaster aid
- Scam letter targets Meck County property owners
- Scarrigan Farms and Haunted Trail kick off at end of month
- Scavenger hunt Aug. 8 supports A2S
- SCC meets Monday evening at Union Bethel
- SCC responds to Thurman Ross opinion piece
- Scenes from Bailey’s Glen Ukrainian flag raising
- Scenes from Election Day
- Scenes from Election Day 2021
- Schedule of Early Voting in Mecklenburg
- School buses bring food, WiFi
- School camp has maximum of 30 openings
- School for students on autism spectrum opens Aug. 28
- School Nutrition Services introduces CMS Eats at Home program
- School supply drive in Huntersville under way
- School’s not out yet: Things you should know.
- School’s out: Keep your kids cyber-safe this summer
- Schools provides Wi-Fi hotspot devices
- Scoring process paves the way for street repairs
- Scott Higgins taking on a new career at age 75
- Scott Higgins will run for Town Board
- Scoutmaster Larry Banks
- Seaboy expected to open in November on North Main
- Seaboy opening with a full house tonight
- Seaboy opens tomorrow on N. Main
- Seaboy takes another step toward opening on North Main
- Seaboy, a new restaurant, will anchor North Main business district
- Sealing and Insulating Your Ductwork
- Sealing and Insulating Your Ductwork
- Sean Could Buy a Condo, But He'd Rather Live in a Mansion With 9 Roommates
- Search continues for 20-year-old
- Seattle Is the Best Bike City in the US
- Seattle Is the Best Bike City in the US
- SEC issues guidance around insider information
- SEC obtains final judgment against Cornelius investment adviser
- SEC on the lookout for insider trading in light of COVID-19
- Second doses of COVID vaccine rose 50,000 over the weekend
- Second new traffic light planned for Hickory intersections
- Second-home owners in need of assistance
- Section of South Main Street, Huntersville, to close
- Security bollards have been under consideration by CPD
- See Inside the Homes of 10 Award-Winning Celebs
- See Inside the Homes of 10 Award-Winning Celebs
- Seeking applicants to serve on Parks & Recreation Commission in Cornelius
- Sefton Park gets thumbs up from Town Board
- Sefton Park hotel, apartments, retail: No construction anytime soon
- Sefton Park: Apartments, offices/retail, hotel/conference center are planned
- Sefton Road project in the slow lane
- SEG Systems Announces Relocation and Expansion into Huntersville Industrial Facility
- Select sirens at McGuire Nuclear Station will be tested over next 2 weeks
- Sell Your Flip Faster With These Expert Tips
- Sellers: Here’s How to Update Your Home With Looks Buyers Love
- Selling? Increase Your Home’s “Screen Appeal”
- Sen. Marcus files 4 local bills
- Sen. Marcus will hold Town Hall
- Sen. Tillis will seek a third term in 2026
- Sen. Tillis will undergo surgery for prostate cancer
- Sen. Tillis: North Africa faces famine because of war in Ukraine
- Senate passes same-sex marriage bill with help from Tillis, Burr
- Senior Games and Silver Arts: Let’s go seniors!
- Senior hours age out at Publix
- Senior pickleballers will not be charged
- Seniors: Let the games begin
- Sentencing in Cornelius investment scheme moved to November
- September calendar: Turning toward fall
- September is Hunger Action Month
- September is National Suicide Prevention Month
- September opening for axe bar
- September Planner: It’s a busy month
- Serious accident at Jetton and W. Catawba injures cyclist
- ServisFirst makes for 15 bank branches in Cornelius, $1.28 billion-plus in deposits
- Sesquicentennial Celebration Planning Committee
- Setting Up a Successful Home Repair Budget
- Setting Up a Successful Home Repair Budget
- Seven months after fire, Tropicana owners say nightspot won’t reopen
- Seven of Nine Asks $6.999M for European-Style Estate
- Seven of Nine Asks $6.999M for European-Style Estate
- Seven students at Lakeside Charter qualify for national history competition in Orlando
- Seventh Annual Feedys Awards recognize those making a difference
- Several more hours of rain forecast
- Sewage spill at Birkdale Commons and Stonemason
- Sewage spill in cove adjacent to Jetton Park
- Sewage spill near Nautique Blvd. is about 8,000 gallons
- Sewage spill off Torrence Chapel Estates Circle
- Sewer capacity issue fixed, with help from Cabarrus Water & Sewer
- Sgt. Connors retires
- Shakespeare on the Green auditions April 8-9
- Shakespeare on the Green May 16-18
- Share your favorite pumpkin recipes, please
- Share your Spring Break 2025 photos
- Share your thoughts at a public meeting on Smithville Revitalization Plan
- Share your thoughts this week on the downtown master plan
- Sharecropper house could move to future park in Alexander Farm project
- Sharrow the road
- Sharrows could enhance safety on Jetton
- She says, he says: NC Senate 41 candidates will face off tonight
- Sheep Dog Trials and Festival this weekend
- Sheepdog Trials Nov. 9-10 at Rural Hill
- Shelby angler lands $300K top prize in Redcrest bass tournament
- Shelf awareness
- Shell shock: Nationwide egg situation hits Cornelius
- Sheriff McFadden books visit to Cornelius Town Hall
- Sheriff McFadden to speak at Newsmakers Breakfast July 25
- Sheriff summoned by Cornelius officials over speed enforcement
- Sheriff’s Office, Cornelius Police net 63 in joint traffic crack-down
- Sherwood Drive to temporarily close for Road Work
- Shifts going uncovered at Cornelius fire station
- Shining new light on energy efficiency and streets
- Shooting death on Lynn Lane
- Shop local: Small Business Saturday
- Shopping center closes in Davidson, leaving tenants in the lurch
- Short-term rentals depend on where you are
- Shots fired in grocery parking lot
- Should cell towers be closer than they are now?
- Should craft brewers be barred from Phase 2 reopening?
- Should I Buy Down My Rate After 2017 Fed Rate Hikes?
- Should I take my kids trick-or-treating?
- Should you call police same as usual?
- Should You Use the Listing Agent When Purchasing a Home?
- Shoutout to first responders
- Show Ho Ho: It’s Christmas card time again
- Show your colors Sunday, Flag Day
- Showcase store in Birkdale Village to close by fall
- Showdown on Washam Potts project tonight?
- Showdown: Birkdale Village vote is Tuesday night
- Showtime next week at the Cain Center
- Sidewalk on W. Catawba completed
- Sidewalk, parking closed in front of downtown building with collapsed roof
- Sidewalks keep golf carts off the streets but is that good?
- Sign of the wines
- Sign up now for boat safety classes
- Sign up now to be a grandfriend to a Davidson College student
- Sign up to donate blood Oct. 16
- Sign up to play or volunteer to coach youth flag football-Polar Bear Edition
- Sign Up Today for Huntersville 101
- Significant police presence does not affect public safety
- Significant water main break in Davidson
- Signs out: Campaign season under way
- Silvia forecasts 2Q, 3Q recession, major challenges for some industries
- Single Lane Closure on Gilead Road for November 8 & 9
- Sink hole being repaired in Westmoreland neighborhood
- Sinkhole stabilized but rain delays repaving
- Sip, Smile & Celebrate Cook Community Clinic May 17
- Siren song: If it seems quieter, it’s because it is
- Siren sound: Don’t stress Jan. 12
- Siren testing today 11 am to 1 pm
- Siren testing today around McGuire Nuclear
- Siren testing tomorrow 11 am to 1 pm
- Siren tests today!
- Sirens yesterday caught police and everyone else by surprise
- Siskey-related lawsuit names couple, Carolina Beer
- Site work for The Serve Pickleball facility begins in May
- Six Hikes, Ten Miles
- Six officers promoted by CPD
- Six-story building proposed for Jetton Road extension
- Skadoosh building comes before Town Board
- Ski Homes 30 Minutes (or Less!) From a Chairlift
- Ski tournament: Barefoot on the lake
- Slainte! Experiment went well in downtown social district
- Sleek Prefab Meets Rustic Red Barn – House of the Week
- Sleep Under the Stars in a Bubble Home – House of the Week
- Sleep Under the Stars in This Tiny Cabin Near a National Park
- Slow down, Miltich says
- Slower pace of immigration may subdue labor force growth
- Small Business Advice: Launching During the Pandemic
- Small infill development planned off Washam-Potts
- Small infill project on Feriba gets greenlighted by Town Board
- Small Kitchen? Try These 9 Tips for Making the Most of Your Limited Space
- Small Updates, Big Return: 5 Ways to Increase Your Home’s Value
- Small Updates, Big Return: 5 Ways to Increase Your Home’s Value
- Small-Town Charm: 8 Homes for Sale in Less Populated Areas
- Smaller ask for hospital beds reflects improved COVID-19 morbidity forecast
- Smith Circle arsonist convicted and sentenced to up to 201 months in prison
- Smithville Coalition meets Monday via Zoom
- Smithville CommUNITY Coalition ready to roll with funding, offices, property acquisitions
- Smithville Community Coalition receives Canopy Housing Foundation grant award
- Smithville Community Coalition: Tea and conversation on Sept. 22
- Smithville discussion airs 9 am Monday on WFAE
- Smithville leaders to meet with US Rep. Adams office in search of more funds
- Smithville leaders will march on Town Hall to support revitalization plan
- Smithville leaders will march to Town Hall to support revitalization plan
- Smithville plan on deck tonight
- Smithville plan will be presented Wednesday Jan. 12 at Town Hall
- Smithville plans include county oversight; open house today
- Smithville proposal will be part of Town Board budget discussions
- Smithville revitalization plan appears to be gaining ground
- Smithville revitalization plan gets nod from Planning Board
- Smithville revitalization Zoom meetings
- Smithville revitalization: Change is inevitable
- Smithville revitalization: How best to fight gentrification and preserve history?
- Smithville supporters will march to Town Hall at 5:15 pm
- Smithville to Washam greenway may be back on track
- Smithville was. Smithville is. Smithville will be.
- Smithville will ask County for $3 million
- Smoke: Mulch ado about nothing
- Smoking or Vaping: Which Is Worse for Your Lungs?
- Smooth sailing (mostly) at Bailey/Hwy. 115 intersection
- Sneak Peek: 5 Home Design Trends You’ll Be Seeing in 2018
- Sneaky CATS: Bus downgrade caught local officials by surprise
- Snow day: Roads covered in snow and ice
- Snow daze
- So far, vaccines have not reached elderly residents in some N. Meck congregate living
- So you want to be mayor?
- So, do you sew?
- Social distancing cinema: A guide to epidemic movies
- Social event tomorrow is opportunity to party and volunteer
- Social media threat at Hough ‘has no validity,’ police say
- Socially distanced, lakefront concert raised thousands for Big Brothers Big Sisters
- Solace for the Children fundraiser April 28
- SOLD OUT: Newsmakers Breakfast June 22 on development
- Sold out: Speedway COVID vaccine appointments are full
- Solution to I-77 still stuck in legislation congestion
- Some boat ramps closed at Blythe Landing
- Some businesses closed as more snow, sleet falls
- Some churches put a hold on handshakes
- Some COVID restrictions ease today, including masks outdoors
- Some events on, some off due to COVID-19 in 2021
- Some funding for Charlotte Water’s assistance program expires Dec. 31
- Some HAWK signals activated in Davidson
- Some homes still without power
- Some parents say Hough High beset with drugs
- Some town fees will increase July 1
- Some ways you can help
- Sometimes free speech comes three minutes at a time
- Sonshine Preschool delayed
- Sotheby’s highlights high-end real estate in Cornelius
- Soup kitchen in Huntersville to re-open
- Sources Say Cornelius Losing Police Chief to Huntersville
- Southern Christmas Show canceled
- Southwire “Tower of Power”
- Spa treatment may be coming to Hickory Street downtown
- Space heater, fireplace safety tips
- Spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Helene Disaster relief this Saturday
- Speakers hash out differences in marijuana discussion
- Speaking like a native is overrated
- Speaking up even when it’s uncomfortable
- Special commission recommends better security for schools
- Special donation for first responders
- Special edition of concert; register now for free Zoom event
- Special event Saturday prepares participants to aid people dealing with pain, loss
- Special exhibit at the Cain Center highlights indigenous peoples
- Special exhibit July 18 benefits Solace for Children
- Special holiday events really shine
- Special informational meeting for veterans is May 8
- Special Meeitng to be Called Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 12:30pm at Town Hall
- Special Meeting – Budget
- SPECIAL MEETING – BUDGET Amended Notice
- Special meeting Aug. 24 to review Alexander Farm project
- Special Meeting Called for Monday, May 11th at 3 p.m. for Budget Work Session
- Special St. Patrick’s Day concert at St. Alban’s
- Spectacular Solariums and Sun Rooms Let in the Light
- Spectrum cable dig results in 2 sewage spills in Peninsula
- Speed limit coming down on Bethel Church Road
- Speed limit now 35 mph on Bethel Church
- Speeding, cut-throughs vex neighborhoods
- Spikes in new COVID cases continue, testing climbs
- Splashville Park: Slippery when wet 7 days a week
- Sponsors, vendors sought for Back to School Bash
- Spooky stats and fun facts for 2022 Halloween
- Spots open in 2 Ada Jenkins after-school programs
- Spring arrives tonight
- Spring Cleaning 101: Make It Fast, Easy and Effective
- Spring cleaning? Don’t forget to check attics and chimneys for bats
- Spring Fling Eggstravaganza at Rescue Ranch set for April 1
- Spring forward this weekend; more daylight ahead
- Spring: Forward!
- Sprizzi lands funding from Chinese government
- Sprizzi plans fall flat
- St. Nick himself will survey Davidson routes Dec. 13-14
- St. Pat’s event at Birkdale Village sold out
- St. Patrick’s Day scenes from Lake Norman
- Stacy Phillips picked as interim executive director for Rural Hill
- Staff to start moving into the Davidson Town Hall and Community Center
- Stalled for a while due to permits, work at Alexander Farms will resume
- Stand up (answer the door) and be counted
- Star-crossed love at Hough High
- Starbucks supports veterans with your purchases on Veterans Day
- Start Your Engines for AmeriCarna LIVE Nov. 30
- Starting April 12, in-person instruction for CMS grades 6-12 increases to four days a week
- Starting Feb. 24, CATS Micro will take you point to point
- Starting May 1, masks will not be required outdoors
- State agency officials urge safe waterfowl hunting
- State funds for park accessibility go to Davidson, Huntersville and Iredell
- State of Emergency Ended
- State of emergency in NC due to coronavirus
- State of emergency proclamation passes 5-0
- State of Junker property prompts concern from Planning Board member
- State of NC Remains in Modified Phase 3; Indoor Gathering Limit Reduced From 25 to 10
- State puts transportation projects on hold
- State schedules public hearing for Colonial Pipeline permit
- State Superintendent-elect Catherine Truitt: Where she stands on charters, the board and the NCAE
- State to hold public hearing tomorrow for Colonial Pipeline permit
- Statesville balloon festival announces changes
- Statesville native on the big stage
- Statewide COVID positivity rate climbs over 20%
- Statewide COVID-19 deaths increase by 45, a record
- Statewide COVID-19 positive testing rate at 7.2%, down from 8.6%
- Statewide, 1 in 4 tested positive for COVID
- Statewide, COVID-19 cases, deaths increase
- Statewide, COVID-19 deaths drop, but rate of positive tests increases
- Statewide, new COVID-19 cases down 26.7% past week vs. past month
- Stay at home given more urgency, on the lake and off
- Stay connected virtually during the coronavirus pandemic
- Stay cool: Fans available for seniors and adults on disability
- Stay cool!
- Stay safe and have fun this 4th
- Stay-at-home extended through May 8
- Stay-at-home order to go in effect Thursday
- Staycation: Why don’t you just stay?
- Staycations: Putting the fun in staying put
- Staying on dry land this weekend?
- Steering Committee Volunteers Needed – Applications Available
- Stein Mart closing for good today
- SteinMart reopens at 11 Wednesday
- Step Inside the Castle a Dad Promised to His Son
- Step-father arrested in connection to child disappearance from Victoria Bay
- Stepfather of Madalina Cojocari files for divorce
- Stepfather says Madalina’s mother has hidden her somewhere
- Stepfather weeps while telling of loveless marriage
- Stepfather’s odd but insistent story goes to jury Friday
- Stepfather’s odd but insistent story goes to jury today
- Steph Curry Shoots for $3.195M for His California Estate
- Steph Curry Shoots for $3.195M for His California Estate
- Stern warnings about boating safety
- Still missing Madalina: Saturday marks 2 months
- Still missing Madalina: Tomorrow marks 3 months
- Sting Is Selling: Check Out His $56M Central Park Apartment
- Sting Is Selling: Check Out His $56M Central Park Apartment
- Stinking to high heaven no more
- Stool sample sale April 16
- Storm Debris and Brush Collection
- Storm Debris and Brush Collection
- STORM FOLLOW UP – Public Works Waiving Bulk Item Fee for Storm-Related Yard Debris through Nov 13
- Stormin Norman’s Big Day at the Lake lakefront concert July 16 benefits BBBS
- Storms possible tonight, but sunny ‘n’ cool weekend on tap
- Stormwater drainage failure brings residents out to Town Board meeting
- Stormwater fees will rise, but not for lakefront properties
- Stormy Saturday, sunny Sunday
- Stormy weather: Watch out
- Stream restoration plan gets Town Board OK
- Stream restoration to begin in Fisher Farm Park
- Street Light Repair Form
- Street Resurfacing Work to Begin Monday, June 14th on Neighborhood Streets off NC73 Near Lake Norman
- Street Smarts: Everyone in Cornelius can have them
- Streets are a route to our past
- Strike King college series comes to LKN March 25-26
- Strip shopping center sells
- Strong bipartisan support highlighted approval of transit tax referendum
- STTEAMfest at Woodlawn Jan. 26
- Study Pals
- Study puts NC at 30th in public education nationwide; Q&A with school expert
- Study: NC 2nd-safest state during COVID-19 pandemic
- Study: NC is 10th best state for racial progress
- Stumptown Road Extension Project comment period ends soon
- Stumptown Road Extension Project Comments
- Stumptown Road Extension Project PUBLIC MEETING
- Stunning lake shot lands top honors in VLN photo contest
- Submit your best photo for Visit LKN’s annual tourism photo contest
- Suicide prevention, mental health awareness program set for Sept. 21
- Suicide: For many, this is a difficult time of year
- Summary of who’s running for Town Board
- Summer Adventure Camps Lottery Registration Info.
- Summer Brews: Hot spots for a cold beer
- Summer Camp Registration OPENS March 1
- Summer camp registrations coming soon
- Summer camps have openings
- Summer Catch: HarborHippos in the playoffs tonight
- Summer events kick off in June
- Summer reading starts here
- Summer rental: Life’s a beach sometimes
- Summer Smackdown: Which Home Is Your Favorite?
- Summer Smackdown: Which Home Is Your Favorite?
- Sun Raised Foods holding special lamb dinner this Saturday
- Sun-Dried Vibes at LangTree Thursday
- Sun, skin and summer: Navigating sunscreen choices for safer days outdoors
- Sunday is the last day to pre-order BBQ
- Sunday May 12 is Mother’s Day
- Sunday Update: 1st COVID-19 death in Meck, 1st related unemployment checks coming this week
- Sundown concerts are back
- Sunny Saturday
- Sunrise, sunset
- Sunset Cove development plans on hold amidst neighborhood concerns
- Sunset Cove public hearing set for July 8
- Super Bowl Weekend Weather
- Super Bowl weekend weather: Touchdown!
- Super Tuesday: Vote today from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm
- Support the Goodwin family
- Supporting junior enlisted: Red, White & Bundled baby shower at Town Hall nears milestone
- Sure, Cornelius is affluent, but there’s also a housing problem
- Surprise, Modern Dad forgot his wedding anniversary
- Survey addresses where NC teachers stand nationwide
- Survey ranks Raleigh 2nd in best state capitals for safety, more
- Survey says NC is 4th worst in US for healthcare
- Survey: 55% of parents want in-person learning
- Survey: NC car insurance rates; pro tips for shoppers
- Survey: NC ranks fifth for driving; Charlotte, 35th for congestion
- Survivor artists seek healing from trauma of domestic and sexual assault through art
- Susan Johnson brings real estate experience to Town Board
- Susan M. Tillis Foundation has a new name
- Susan M. Tillis Foundation: Giving back one bundle at a time
- Susan Tillis charity baby shower draws crowd to Town Hall
- Suspect arrested in indecent exposure case on greenway
- Suspect in shooting apparently on foot near Nantz Road
- Suspect in shooting apparently on foot near Nantz Road
- Suspected shooting death on Torrence Chapel
- Sustainable Electricity We Can Rely On
- Sweetgreen, a salad chain, opening today in Birkdale
- Swimmers high and dry at Ramsey Creek Beach
- Swing State Voter Survey: The Economy is Top Priority
- Symetra back at River Run
- Symetra Classic postponed
- Symetra coming back to River Run CC
- Symetra golf tour provides economic boost for LKN
- Symetra returns to River Run CC May 14-16
- Symphony and fireworks Saturday night at Bailey Road Park
- Symphony at the Explorium cancelled, but Bailey Road Park is a ‘go’ for June 19
- Symphony in the Park and Fireworks on Saturday
- Symphony in the Park won’t be held June 20
- Symphony strikes a high note for health-care workers
- Symphony under the stars returns June 19
- Symphony, fireworks at Bailey this Saturday; fireworks at Trump, LKN Yacht Club
- Systems Change Conference is Sept. 26-28
- T-Day forecast lookin good
- Tabor's Inn
- Tai Chi for Health classes returning
- Take a hike: 3 fun outings on shared-use paths
- Take a trip to Fla. on the fly
- Take a walk in Jetton Park
- Take extra care amidst heat, humidity
- Talk Ain't Cheap: 9 Listing Keywords That Could Cost You
- Tallardy’s give $1 million to Atrium for cancer research
- Tartan Terrors coming to Cain Center
- Tarte loses; Clark leads Bradford by fewer than 500 votes
- Task force forming to attack Lyngbya, a growing problem
- Task force will look for new funding mechanisms for road projects
- Taste of Birkdale is Oct. 14
- Tattoo studio grand opening is May 31
- Tax assistance at Ada Jenkins
- Tax collector will list delinquent property owners in Observer
- Tax deadline extended to July 15
- Tax increase appears unlikely
- Tax preparation help available
- Tax rate stays flat as town adopts new spending plan
- Tax rate will stay flat at 17.31 cents per $100 of valuation
- Taxes: County, town set budgets for FY2026
- TDS upcoming outage due to NCDOT construction
- TDS, formerly Continuum, employs video software to minimize contact
- Teacher indicted on harassment charges
- Teaching self-awareness for a better world
- Tech execs mixed on when economy will improve
- Tech Workers’ Pricier Homes Mean They Pay More in Taxes
- Teen collects dental supplies for Ada Jenkins Center
- Teen driven to deliver gifts of appreciation to nurses, doctors during pandemic
- Teen killed in PWC crash had ‘passion for marine life’
- Teens try to change sex reporting rule
- Tele-Town Hall tonight with Clark, Marcus
- Temple Kol Tikvah announces new leader
- Temporary closings for public safety
- TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
- Temporary road closures, detours in Huntersville for holiday events
- Tenant house on the move
- Tenant house: It really is saved, but it won’t move to a town park
- Tenant Troubles: Who Is Responsible for Problems in Your Rental?
- Tennis anyone?
- Tens of thousands of front-line workers receive first dose; NC hospitalizations rise
- Tentative maps come out for redistricting; Cornelius could be split in 2; hearings tomorrow
- Test Your Home Improvement IQ With This Quiz
- Testimony: Madalina was the kind of girl who thanked her bus driver each day
- Tex-Mex style restaurant will open in former Waterman space next year
- Texas conglomerate sets anchor in Cornelius
- Text of Biden remarks
- Thank a nurse during National Nurses Week
- Thank a teacher today
- Thank you Cornelius Police for keeping a watchful eye
- Thanks to More Data and Great Minds, Zestimate Accuracy Is Improving
- Thanks to More Data and Great Minds, Zestimate Accuracy Is Improving
- Thanksgiving weather outlook
- Thanksgiving will look different this year
- That giant sucking sound is most likely coming from a town leaf vacuum
- That sinking feeling: It turns out rental boaters are exempt from new safe boating regulations
- The ‘what’s next’ after Black History Month
- The 12 things Modern Dad wants for Christmas
- The 13th Annual HUMP! Film Festival Winners Are…
- The 20 Best Cities for Trick-or-Treating in 2016
- The 2018 Pantone Color of the Year Is Here, and It’s Purple
- The 20th Anniversary Big Day at the Lake is one month away
- The 6 Stages of Flipping a Home
- The 6 Stages of Flipping a Home
- The 9-to-5er’s Guide to Keeping Your House Clean
- The 9-to-5er’s Guide to Keeping Your House Clean
- The alarming truth about the Opioid Epidemic
- The Amazing Maize Maze is back
- The beach is back, as a matter of fact
- The Best Houseplants for Low-Light Spaces
- The big dig: Hundreds of miles of cable digging coming
- The big shrink: CATS downsizing some buses on express runs to Charlotte
- The biggest gasoline spill in the US this century was Colonial in Huntersville
- The Cain Center for the Arts is off to a boffo start
- The Cain’s gift is transformational for Cornelius
- The Case for Renting: Homeownership Isn’t for Everyone
- The Case for Renting: Homeownership Isn’t for Everyone
- The Cashion family: Always there when needed
- The cell service that cried wolf?
- The Charles Mack Citizen Center honored by Convention South
- The Cost of Off-Campus Rent at Top Colleges
- The Cost of Off-Campus Rent at Top Colleges
- The Counteroffer: Negotiating a Real Estate Deal
- The creation of a traffic mast takes time
- The Davidson Art Festival is back on
- The development frenzy that decided an election didn’t happen
- The Do’s and Don’ts of Home Equity Loans
- The early voting scene
- The Effect of Rising Sea Levels on Coastal Homes
- The Effect of Rising Sea Levels on Coastal Homes
- The Family Treehouse: A Place to Come Together and Just Be
- The First Names Who Own the Most Valuable Homes, in Every State
- The First Names Who Own the Most Valuable Homes, in Every State
- The French Bistro Done Right
- The Gillons’ siding wasn’t exactly the right shade
- The Great Race arrives in Mooresville June 28
- The Happenings: Will I see you in September?
- The harm inflicted by Confederate monuments
- The Heart Wants Selena Gomez’s Texas Estate
- The Heart Wants Selena Gomez’s Texas Estate
- The heat is on, or off…It depends on your point of view.
- The Heat is On
- The Hidden Costs of Moving: 11 Extra Fees to Watch For
- The Highs and Lows of Flipping Houses
- The Highs and Lows of Flipping Houses
- The Huge Risk Home Buyers Take When They Waive Inspections
- The Huge Risk Home Buyers Take When They Waive Inspections
- The Hwy. 301 Endless Yard Sale is back
- The Ideal Home for You, Based on Your Zodiac Sign
- The inevitable postponed
- The Jon show: Here’s to mid-life [yay]
- The late Tom Clark would be remembered with proposed redevelopment project in Davidson
- The little Venus flytrap, native to NC, needs a leg up
- The local retail landscape continues to change
- The long view: From a new hospital to a super-street design for W. Catawba, change is coming
- The magnificent seven never change
- The mere sight of a mobile device may diminish your cognitive resources
- The Most-Loved Kitchen of 2017: Did Your Fave Win?
- The new New Normal begins
- The North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival is back in 2022
- The other monuments in town
- The People’s Yacht Club: Anyone can sail
- The Perks of Renting in the Suburbs
- The Pines: Resuming activities step by careful step
- The Popsicle Place Program in Seattle Helps Families in Need
- The Pros and Cons of Renting Out Your Mother-in-Law Apartment
- The Pumpkin Carver’s Lake House: A Home for His Hobby
- The Recession Is Over, But That Hasn't Meant Prosperity for All
- The reopening picture at this NC campus is not a pretty one
- The roads ahead: Better later than never
- The Secret to No-Fuss Holiday Decor? Use What You Already Have
- The Serve gets green light from Planning Board
- The Serve pickleball complex goes before Architectural Review Board Friday
- The siren sounds of sirens tomorrow
- The Society Hotel: Affordable Lodging in Downtown Portland
- The story behind a new novel involves a real abduction
- The story behind the vote on Cornelius Commerce Center
- The tax bill cometh next week
- The tax man cometh: New rates, higher values mean larger tax bills
- The things police do
- The time to clear storm drains is before the rain
- The Tiny House That Love Built
- The Top 5 Renting Nightmares and How to Face Them
- The Truth About Toxic Mold (and How to Get Rid of It)
- The Untold Story of Tiny Homes, Straight From the North Pole
- The Venue could gain Town Board OK at today’s meeting
- The Waiting Game
- The Waiting Game
- The Waterman lands on Bailey Road in ‘early April’
- The weather forecast is so often up in the air because of the radar gap
- The Wine Snob Myth
- The Year I Decorated the White House for Christmas
- The Year I Decorated the White House for Christmas
- Theo Breedlove, 34, is missing
- There are more than 1.35 billion reasons for a new bank in Cornelius
- There is a reason: Turn turn
- There’s lots of developable property available in Cornelius
- There’s no place like the outdoors for the holidays
- These 4 Clever Hacks Give New Life to Household Junk
- These 7 Tiny Homes Are the Perfect Summer Getaway
- These Stylish Floors Will Make You Rethink Your Renovation Plans
- They cooked: Huntersville Rotary raised $23K for local charities
- Thigs, an upscale lounge, opens in downtown Cornelius
- Things to Do: Concerts and more
- Think twice before taking that golf cart out for a spin
- Thinking about getting more active? Check out these options
- This Artist Retreat Is Definitely Keeping Austin Weird – House of the Week
- This California Cabin + Airstream Combo Is a Mid-Century Must-See
- This Checklist Is the Key to Taking Care of Your Home (Without the Stress)
- This Converted Van Is a Tiny Home on Wheels – House of the Week
- This Double Shipping Container Home Has Twice the Delight – House of the Week
- This Enchanting Mountaintop Cottage Embodies Coziness
- This Friday, Charlotte Symphony performs at McGuire
- This Historic Connecticut Home Once Hosted a Dancing George Washington
- This Hobbit House Will Have You Dreaming of Middle-Earth
- This Hobbit House Will Have You Dreaming of Middle-Earth
- This Home Is Part Treehouse, Part Ship – House of the Week
- This Home Looks Like a Barn (But Has Enough Room to Be a Small Castle)
- This is just a test!
- This is just a test…
- This Is Mandy Moore’s New Home in Pasadena
- This Is Mandy Moore’s New Home in Pasadena
- This is only a test: McGuire outdoor warning sirens to go off today
- This is only a test!
- This is Severe Weather Preparedness Week
- This is the last week for Early Voting
- This Is the Most-Shared Zillow Home Listing of 2017
- This Isn’t Your Average Woodland Cottage
- This Mid-Century Home Originally Designed for a WWII Pilot Just Hit the Market
- This Mid-Century Relic Is the Ultimate Cliffhanger
- This month in print: Back to school
- This month is the 80th annual American Red Cross Month celebration
- This Nashville Treehouse Will Drench You in Light – House of the Week
- This Philadelphia Farmhouse Is a Historic Stunner
- This Pool Noodle DIY Puts Summer Refreshment Within Reach
- This Remarkable Home Is Anything but Square
- This Rockin’ Tiny Home Actually Doubles as an Amp – House of the Week
- This School Bus Is a Tiny Home … to a Family of 6!
- This Shipping Container Will Make You Do a Double Take – House of the Week
- This Sky-High Water Tower Doubles as a Rustic Beach Retreat
- This Studio Came From a Feed Store
- This Stylish Treehouse Is Luxury Off-the-Grid Living
- This therapy session is the GOAT
- This Tiny Home Has Its Own Pizza Oven – House of the Week
- This Tiny Home Is Ready for Outer Space – House of the Week
- This Urban Castle’s Magical Design Will Have You Spellbound
- This Vermont Ski Home Has a Silo You Can Sleep In – House of the Week
- This week June 3-9 and fun events in the rest of the month, too
- This Weekend’s Style Events
- This Woman Lives in Her Childhood Dream Home
- This year’s PYC Lighted Boat Parade for members only
- Thomas Lucky “Cap” Ward
- Those dense, smelly mats on the lake are called ‘lyngbya’
- Those dense, smelly mats on the lake are called ‘lyngbya’
- Those in the know hunker down as numbers rise
- Those light bulb moments
- Thoughts on 9-11 at the ‘Never Forget’ monument from Mayor Washam
- Thoughts on coaching kids’ soccer after 8 years
- Thoughts on FY2024 budget? Comment June 5 at Town Hall
- Thoughts: Things tend to get better, but not the way we expect
- Three Black communities share similar histories, goals
- Three feet of separation: It’s not happening with political signs in Cornelius. Here’s why
- Three local teens land spots in electric co-op programs
- Three months into the job, Chief Baucom provides an update
- Three more officers promoted
- Three Rotary Clubs – One Vision to help children needing heart surgery
- Three weeks later, still no accommodation for pedestrians on W. Catawba
- Three-day open house offers in-person support to veterans
- Throw an Outdoor Dinner Party With a Beachy Vibe
- Throw up the Lights and register for the Deck the House Contest
- Thurman Ross plans to run for Town Board this fall
- Thursday COVID case update
- Thursday update: COVID rate of increase slowing down
- Tickets for fall season at Cain Center for the Arts go on sale Friday
- Tickets for student theater production on sale now
- Tickets for the Mercury’s Chili Jamboree are Close to Selling Out! Hurry, Hungry People!
- Tickets on sale for ‘Legally Blonde the Musical’
- Tickets on sale for Breakfast with Santa at Birkdale Village
- Tickets on sale for the outdoor exploit ‘Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland: An Immersive Experience’
- Tilley retiring as Angels and Sparrows executive director
- Tillis offers a legislative outlook, more at LKN Chamber event
- Tillis, Cunningham to meet tonight for first NC Senate debate
- Tillis: RNC will happen in CLT, albeit differently than envisioned
- Time for contestants to register for Ada Jenkins Food Fight
- Time for face masks
- Time Out Youth offers virtual platform
- Time to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19
- Timely advice: Spring forward Saturday night
- Timing: Server crashes just in time for town board IT vote
- Tiny Home Traits: 5 Features Every Small Space Needs
- Tiny Home With 100-Mile Desert Views – House of the Week
- Tiny House dude buys home for $85M
- Tiny retail space will take a big approach to lake style
- Tips for boat charters from our LKN Marine Commissioner
- Tips for Giving Tuesday
- Tips for Renovating a Home to Appeal to Baby-Boomer Buyers
- Tips for Renovating a Home to Appeal to Baby-Boomer Buyers
- Tips to Improve Your Home's Insulation
- Tips to keep your home safe while traveling
- Tips to prevent theft from your front porch
- Tips to stay safe during the heat wave
- Tmelines differ in Madalina’s disappearance
- To stop or not to stop; the Police Chief answers the question
- To what extent will party politics play a role in local elections?
- Today is deadline for families to sign up for Adopt-a-Family for the Holidays program
- Today is Flag Day
- Today is Flag Day
- Today is last day to Pack the Patrol Car
- Today is Peace Officers Memorial Day
- Today, tomorrow are final days of Early Voting; where to vote on Election Day
- Today’s COVID-19 data from NCDHHS shows downward trend in new cases
- Today’s COVID-19 metrics from NCDHHS, Johns Hopkins
- Today’s new COVID volume exceeds yesterday’s record increase
- Today’s report: NC, Mecklenburg new daily case trends
- Toll lane logic takes a toll
- Toll lane project in slow lane
- Toll lane revenue slows way down
- Toll lanes open 10 am Saturday
- Tommy Hilfiger Lists Colorful, Eye-Candy Estate for $27.5M
- Tommy Hilfiger Lists Colorful, Eye-Candy Estate for $27.5M
- Tommy’s Appliance Advice: Refrigerator maintenance
- Tommy’s appliance tips
- Tommy’s appliance tips
- Tommy’s appliance tips
- Tommy’s appliance tips
- Tommy’s appliance tips
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Advice for microwaves and corn
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Advice for stove-tops and ovens
- Tommy’s appliance tips: Buying appliances
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Coins in pockets of jeans being washed can be costly
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Do I buy service contracts or extended warranties?
- Tommy’s appliance tips: Dryer tips to keep your machine humming
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Garbage disposals
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Getting the most out of your clothes dryer
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Having trouble with controls?
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Just because your laundry smells good doesn’t necessarily mean it’s clean
- Tommy’s appliance tips: Microwaves
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Service repair companies
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Spring clean your appliances
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Steps to take to protect appliances when it’s cold
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Take care of the food in the garage freezer
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: Try to repair broken one vs. buy new
- Tommy’s Appliance Tips: When you need service repairs, get recommendations and ask questions
- Tomorrow is going to be a long day
- Tonight’s vigil for Madalina moved to Smithville Park
- Top 10 Most Shared Homes This Year
- Top 5 e-books and audio books at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library
- Top Deck Car & Truck Show
- Top Deck Foundation sets sights on $36,000 utility vehicle for CPD
- Top fishing contest coming to LKN next year
- Top picks for this weekend
- Top pitmasters from the Carolinas to headline new BBQ festival
- Top Women Champagne Reception is Oct. 17
- Top Women: Leaders all around us in business, everyday life
- TopDeck donates Polaris UTV to Cornelius Police Department
- TopDeck Foundation donates motorcycle to Cornelius Police
- TopDeck provides another motorcycle for Cornelius Police
- Tori Carpenter: Living life artistically
- Torrence Chapel left-turns on tonight’s Town Board agenda
- Torrence Creek Trib 1 Stream Restoration
- Torrence Creek Trib 1 Stream Restoration
- Torrence-Lytle School
- Total hospitalized in NC for COVID-19 drops 3.37%
- Total Wine to join HomeSense in old Stein Mart space
- Total Wine uncorks Cornelius location July 11
- Tour a Riverfront Home That Draws Inspiration From the Great Outdoors
- Tour offers rare look at historic homes
- Tour These Whimsical Cabins Made From Recycled Materials
- Town adopts new Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations
- Town advertising for new planning director
- Town and County Seek Residents Feedback on Community Development Block Grant Funding Priorities
- Town Announces Hiring of Emily Sloop as New Town Attorney
- Town approves ARP spending, gets update on 6-story building proposed downtown
- Town audit provides good news, including a surplus
- Town begins lengthy process of potential park bond referendum
- Town Board agrees to rezone landmark property for single-family homes
- Town Board allocates $3 million to four projects
- Town Board approves boat dealership on Chartown
- Town Board approves easements for Mayes Meadow sanitary sewer line
- Town Board approves funds for 2nd school resource officer
- Town Board approves Greenway Gartens, Caroline
- Town Board approves increases for park fees, electric utility
- Town Board approves Mill’s Market, with Gilroy casting lone no-vote
- Town Board Approves Purchase of Police Emergency Vehicle
- Town Board approves repairs to fire boat
- Town Board approves rezoning
- Town Board approves two Smithville revitalization measures
- Town Board calls time-out on some new projects
- Town Board cancels Nov. 1 meeting
- Town Board changes local code on breweries
- Town Board considers change in development review procedure
- Town Board defers rezoning request to December meeting
- Town board delays Cashmere mixed-use vote
- Town Board expected to OK multi-family construction ‘time-out’ on Monday
- Town Board formally OKs $39.4 million budget
- Town Board hears from residents opposed to higher speed limits
- Town Board lifts hold on residential zoning
- Town Board may decide on Jetton Road dangers at Monday’s meeting
- Town Board may vote Monday on business park on Bailey Road
- Town Board may vote on Smithville allocation tonight
- Town Board Meeting – January 7
- Town Board Meeting – March 4
- Town Board meeting agenda includes final hearing on rezoning
- Town Board meeting at 6 pm
- Town Board meeting Monday focuses on 2 new projects on W. Catawba
- Town Board meeting Monday: Junker hearing, budget vote
- Town Board meeting schedule for 2025
- Town Board meeting tonight
- Town Board meeting tonight: Will they vote on the budget?
- Town Board meeting Tuesday due to Labor Day
- Town Board meeting virtually Monday at 7 pm
- Town Board meeting: Hearings on W. Catawba project, FY 21-22 budget
- Town Board Meetings – New Time
- Town Board meets at 5 Monday
- Town Board meets at 5 pm, OMB project on tap
- Town Board meets tonight
- Town Board meets tonight
- Town Board meets tonight; hearing most likely will be postponed
- Town Board meets tonight; park fees, CMS and TAB on the agenda
- Town Board meets Tuesday
- Town Board meets Tuesday
- Town Board meets, sets fees
- Town Board officially changes over at Monday’s meeting
- Town board officially OKs new budget with firefighter pay raises
- Town Board OK’s purchase of new police cars
- Town Board OKs 2 routine rezonings
- Town Board OKs Cambridge Square project on W. Catawba
- Town Board OKs Charter Cornelius project in 4-1 vote
- Town board OKs eco-devo support for new electric users
- Town Board OKs Mulberry Townhomes
- Town Board OKs new Genesis dealership
- Town board OKs rezoning on Hill St.
- Town Board plows under proposed business complex on congested Bailey Road
- Town board receives audit, sets meeting dates for 2021
- Town Board recognizes years of service for Parks Board chair
- Town Board resolution supports new hospital
- Town Board sets special meeting Thursday to adopt FY21 budget
- Town board signs off on continuing relaxed sign rules
- Town Board sinks Flagship plan for garages out front
- Town board splits 3-2 on approach to development on W. Catawba
- Town Board splits 3-2 on tax increase
- Town Board takes citizens’ approach to public comments
- Town Board takes up new budget year tonight
- Town Board tightens up accessory dwelling regulations
- Town Board to consider Royal Bliss Brewery this evening
- Town Board to Hold Special Meeting Thursday, Sept. 3 at 10AM to Discuss FY21 Priorities and Goals
- Town Board unanimously OKs Smithville plan
- Town Board unanimously OKs Smithville plan
- Town Board unanimously opposes NC House Bill 765 threatening local control over development
- Town Board Updates Public Comment and Public Hearing Policy
- Town Board votes 4-1 in favor of rental assist for eligible seniors
- Town Board votes on whether they support CMS $2.5 billion bond referendum
- Town Board votes to support CMS $2.5 billion bond issue
- Town Board will consider fate of Smith mansion Tuesday
- Town Board will consider growth management recommendations April 3
- Town Board will hold first meeting of ’25 tonight, with police promotions on the agenda
- Town Board will review Hyundai expansion
- Town Board will take a look at proposed FY 2025 budget tonight at 6 pm meeting
- Town Board will take aim at firearms in town facilities
- Town Board will take up Alexander Farm—and the tenant house—one more time
- Town Board will vote on new retail project Monday
- Town Board will weigh in on Greenway Gartens, Caroline projects tonight
- Town Board Work Session
- Town Board: Here’s the meeting schedule for 2024
- Town Board: Project approved in 2021 may take a step forward with possible condemnation
- Town Board: Special meeting on FY 23 budget Thursday
- Town Board: Term length hearing last night, new road connection
- Town Board’s 4-1 vote raises allowable density in rural preservation area
- Town budget discussion continues tonight
- Town budget discussion continues tonight
- Town budget discussion continues tonight
- Town budget discussion Monday via Zoom
- Town budget discussions get under way post-revaluation
- Town budget draft: Local property taxes stay the same
- Town budget hearing is Monday evening
- Town budget looks flat, but what about taxes?
- Town budget may include 3% raise
- Town budget meeting Feb. 6
- Town budget proposal would leave tax rate the same
- Town budget retreat at Graylyn conference center in March
- Town budget retreat March 30-31
- Town budget survey concludes tomorrow
- Town budget survey online
- Town budget talks get under way Wednesday with marathon session
- Town budget will be presented May 20
- Town budget: It looks like taxes will remain level
- Town clarifies purpose of Alexander Farm meeting tonight
- Town clerk helps town government run smoothly
- Town Commissioner asks public to voice support for Exit 27
- Town Commissioner Sansbury on parks and possible park bond
- Town considering tighter rules on campaign signs
- Town contemplates $20 million parks bond referendum
- Town curbside leaf vacuuming starts next week
- Town gets down to brass tacks during budget retreat this week
- Town government: Commissioners OK The Venue
- Town green lights condemnations for Gem St. Extension
- Town Hall closed due to Debby; scattered power outages in Cornelius
- Town Hall closed Monday in honor of Martin Luther King
- Town Hall closed Monday; garbage collection delay
- Town Hall cyber-attack Day 3: 9-1-1 is OK; state and federal agencies are on the case
- Town Hall Parking
- Town Hall reopening with precautions June 15
- Town Hall set to reopen after election, on Nov. 9
- Town Hall still affected by cyber threat, but 9-1-1 is working
- Town Hall: They’ll take your temperature upon entering
- Town halls closed on Labor Day
- Town Halls closing for Memorial Day
- Town Halls closing July 5, trash pick-up as usual
- Town has new, revamped website
- Town holds first New Year’s Eve Bash for kids
- Town holds traffic safety drawing contest for youngsters
- Town holiday traditions moving forward
- Town hopes to sell public works building
- Town Hosting Listening Sessions Tuesday, November 1st on New Town Hall Project
- Town Issues RFP for Planning Consultants for Downtown Master Plan
- Town issues ultimatum to developer after sinkhole grows
- Town IT needs $337,000 reboot
- Town joining Meck County in opioid settlement
- Town leaders expected to look at options for a new police station
- Town leaders looking for consensus-building in Smithville revitalization plan
- Town leaders seek Davidson residents’s input on veterans monument
- Town leaders seek resident input on land use
- Town manager gets 12% pay raise
- Town manager gets 7.6% raise
- Town manager proposes $24.315 million budget
- Town manager proposes budget 2 cents above revenue neutral
- Town manager will present budget proposal at tonight’s commission meeting
- Town manager: COVID-19 will impact budget about $1.6 million
- Town manager’s proposed $28 million budget calls for penny tax increase
- Town manager’s proposed $28 million budget calls for penny tax increase
- Town maps out plan for 5.2 miles of repaving
- Town may dip into savings to fix IT problems
- Town museum takes a historic step forward
- Town of Davidson adopts 2020-21 new strategic plan
- Town of Davidson Advisory Boards now accepting applications
- Town of Davidson Comprehensive Plan wins award
- Town of Davidson lands communications awards
- Town of Davidson offices close on July 6
- Town of Davidson offices will close, but waste pick-up is on for Memorial Day
- Town of Davidson to open emergency operations center
- Town of Davidson undertakes plastic-free challenge in July
- Town of Huntersville Dedicates Time Capsule for 150th Anniversary
- Town of Huntersville Dedicates Time Capsule for 150th Anniversary
- Town of Huntersville Earns Award for Financial Reporting
- Town of Huntersville to Add Full-Time Fire Staff
- Town office closings, garbage pickup during Thanksgiving season
- Town Offices Closed
- Town Offices Closed
- Town Offices Closed – April 19
- Town Offices Closed Dec. 24 – 26 for Christmas and New Year’s Day; Note Trash Delays
- Town Offices Closed for Christmas, New Year's Day — Garbage Collection Affected
- Town Offices Closed for Holiday
- Town Offices Closed for Labor Day
- Town Offices Closed for Labor Day / Trash Service on Regular Schedule (No Delays)
- Town Offices Closed for Memorial Day; No Delay to Trash Service; Memorial Day Ceremony IN PERSON
- Town offices closed for New Years
- Town Offices Closed for Thanksgiving
- Town Offices Closed for Veterans Day; Updated Info on Veterans Day Ceremony
- Town offices closed in observance of holiday, and MLK Jr. Day celebrations
- Town offices closed Monday
- Town offices closed Monday, July 5
- Town Offices Closed Monday, November 11th for Veterans Day; Join Us for Ceremony at Veterans Park
- Town Offices Closed New Year’s Day, No Trash Pickup (will operate on one-day delay)
- Town Offices Closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving; Holiday Trash Collection Schedule
- Town Offices Closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving; NOTE: Trash Pickup Schedule Change
- Town Offices Holiday Closings
- Town offices holiday hours
- Town offices in Cornelius and Davidson close on Good Friday
- Town Offices Open at 10 a.m. Friday due to Weather
- Town offices, Cornelius Today closed Friday
- Town offices, library closing for Thanksgiving
- Town officials begging Boukedes to call off massive St. Pat’s party
- Town parks have parking and trails
- Town Planner Wayne Herron getting new job at Town Hall
- Town planners get first look at plans for 13-acre project
- Town planners recommend approving new medical building near Antiquity
- Town plans to merge arts efforts
- Town posts Gilroy’s missing comments
- Town Projects List
- Town puts the brakes on truck parking
- Town Receives $12 Million for Post-Pandemic Infrastructure
- Town receives $611,000 from tennis organizations
- Town repaved five miles of local roads
- Town Requesting LOI for Professional Engineering Services for Huntington Green Sidewalk
- Town reschedules 2 public hearings
- Town seeking feedback on downtown master plan
- Town Seeking Sealed Bids for 2020 Resurfacing, Deadline is 2PM on Oct 25th
- Town Seeking Sealed Bids for 2020 Resurfacing, Deadline is 2PM on Oct 25th
- Town Seeks Applicants for Transit Services Advisory Committee
- Town seeks bids for resurfacing local roads
- Town seeks items related to Davidson School’s 75th anniversary
- Town Seeks to Update HOA Contact Info for Planning Notices
- Town Services Update
- Town supports and prioritizes life ring legislation
- Town supports CON for Atrium hospital in Cornelius
- Town takes another step toward full-time fire dept.
- Town Updates Traffic Ordinance, Note Changes to Parking and Codification of Official Traffic Map
- Town wants NCDOT to greenlight more signs on DDI
- Town wants the 411 on Medic dispatching
- Town will condemn property to enable road improvement in Antiquity
- Town will consider non-profit to tackle workforce housing crisis
- Town will survey residents on how to spend ARP funds
- Town will tackle real estate sign rules—first time since 2010
- Town, chamber announce coronavirus precautions
- Town, county budgeting process getting under way
- Town, HR director part company unexpectedly
- Town’s leaf vacuums revving up
- Town's Anniversary Kickoff Event DATE CHANGE
- Townhome developer is long-time resident of Oakhurst
- Townhome project in Davidson includes workforce housing options
- Townhome project in planning stage on Bailey Road
- Townhomes on Washam Potts approved in tense 4-1 vote
- Townhomes planned for Feriba Place
- Townley Road work taking a little longer in Birkdale Village
- Towns stuck in dispute over cable company sale
- Toyota Series to host fishing event on Lake Norman
- Tracking COVID-19: Official acts during the past 60 days
- Traffic Advisory – Veterans Day Parade & Celebration
- Traffic Advisory – Veterans Day Parade & Celebration
- Traffic Alert: More Ramp Closures Coming to I-77
- Traffic alert: NC 115 intersection will have 1 lane open next week
- TRAFFIC ALERT: NC115 & Ramah Church Road
- Traffic alert: Norfolk Southern rail crossing work to be done this week
- Traffic Alert: Ramp Closures on I-77 August 9 and 10
- Traffic Detour – A Huntersville Christmas
- Traffic fixes for Cornelius? 10 candidates, 10 answers
- Traffic matters back up Alexander Farm hearing
- Traffic planning at Hwy. 21 and Catawba stalls out
- Trajectory of new COVID-19 cases may be changing for the better
- Trane Sprint Tri is back after 3-year COVID absence
- Transit Equity Day honors Rosa Parks
- Transit referendum, Exit 27 are Top 2 state-level goals for Town Board
- Transit tax referendum on track
- Transportation Advisory Board ‘Road Show’ continues Aug. 20
- Transportation bill—and Red Line—face a long road ahead
- Transportation board will look at Diverging Diamond congestion
- Traveling With Pets? Put Their Safety and Comfort First
- Treasure Trees tagged with a diamond in Davidson
- Treating heartworm to save rescue dogs: LKN Humane needs your help
- Tree Canopy Commission goes out on a limb in favor of giant trees
- Tree preservation measure a ‘win-win’ for developers, builders
- Tree-lighting is Nov. 27 at Town Hall
- Treemendous holiday events lie ahead
- Trending: Fast-growing sport scores in Cornelius
- Trevor Pitts is new Eagle Scout
- Trey Calloway, a North Meck High grad, lands another Josie Music Award
- Tricia Sisson is our first female commissioner since 2013
- Tricia Sisson throws her hat in the ring
- Tricia Sisson will chair LKN Chamber in 2019
- Troop 58 did not forget: 9/11 commemoration in Bordeaux
- Trooper shortage on I-77: Traffic, population grow faster than State Patrol
- Tropicana owners do an about-face
- Tropicana returning in new location
- Trump carried Cornelius, but Harris prevailed in one precinct
- Tuesday Nov. 2 is Election Day
- Tug of war over development review may be over
- Tune in Monday to ‘Asbestos Town’ on Zoom with WFAE
- Turn back time this weekend
- Turn lane on W. Catawba at Good Shepherd Anglican
- Turning 45: A time for introspection? Nope.
- Turning one’s life around: Better late than never
- TV newsman headlines Chamber gala Jan. 18
- TV newsman Paul Cameron keynotes LKN Chamber gala
- TV newsman Paul Cameron keynotes LKN Chamber gala
- TV’s Most and Least Desirable Neighbors for 2018
- Twas the season to lace up your skates at Birkdale Village
- Twilight Rotary Open House
- Twin circles at Hwy. 21/Catawba put businesses in a box
- Two charged with murder of neighbor
- Two Cornelius artists are standouts at Mooresville art show
- Two Cornelius fraudsters plead guilty, face up to 20 years
- Two wastewater spills in Peninsula
- Two-day town budget retreat starts Tuesday
- Two-thirds of Cornelius voters went for Early Voting
- U.S. Homeowners Spend $15,000 in Hidden Costs to Sell a House
- U.S. Homeowners Spend $15,000 in Hidden Costs to Sell a House
- U.S. Hot Spots for Energy-Efficient Home Technology
- U.S. Hot Spots for Energy-Efficient Home Technology
- UiC celebrates five years and friends are invited
- UiC highlights for 2022
- UiC needs volunteers on Saturday for voter registration
- UMC Conference vote has unknowns for clergy, membership
- UNC-Chapel Hill announces free tuition, but political appointees raise questions, push back
- Understanding Fee Simple vs Leasehold Ownership
- Understanding the Role of the Real Estate Agent
- Understanding the Role of the Real Estate Agent
- Unemployment claims still climbing, UI checks should be coming
- Unique cooking class will be held at Ada Jenkins
- Unique music festival is Friday under the stars
- United Community Bank to purchase Aquesta for $131 million
- Unity in Community announces awards
- Unity in Community asks for removal of Confederate monument
- Unity in Community encourages residents to voice support for affordable housing
- Unity in Community large group meeting is April 20
- Unity in Community large group meeting is Oct. 19
- Unity in Community large group meets Saturday
- Unity in Community meets Saturday
- Unity in Community North Mecklenburg hosting John Lewis Day of Action Rally Wednesday
- Unity in Community renews call for removal of Confederate statue
- Unity in Community’s John Lewis Day of Action Rally
- Unmasked during Town Board meeting hearing
- Unprecedented disaster: Resources are pouring in
- Unwanted visitors in The Peninsula at 4:45 am?
- Up in the air: Courts will decide how redistricting goes
- Up to $25K reward offered in the Madalina Cojocari case
- Up, up and a way to get there fast
- Upcoming Events April 26 – May 6
- Upcoming Events June 21 – July 1
- Upcoming Events: April 12 – April 22
- Upcoming Events: April 19 – 29
- Upcoming Events: April 5 – April 15
- Upcoming Events: March 22 – April 1
- Upcoming Events: March 29 – April 8
- Upcoming EventsMay 10 – May 20
- Upcoming EventsMay 3 – May 13
- Upcoming: Town Board meets Monday at 5 pm
- Update on Huntersville’s holiday plans
- Update on openings: Kohl’s has hours for at-risk shoppers
- Update on Parks and Recreation Projects
- Update on Town Transportation Projects
- Update: 2 arrested after shots fired in grocery parking lot
- Update: Atrium mass vaccinations
- Update: Drowning off Brigadoon
- Update: Junker project on W. Catawba set for minor changes
- Update: LKN Humane says Nutmeg will have surgery Monday
- UPDATE: McGuire Siren test at Police Station at 10:30 am
- Update: More candidates for Huntersville Town Board
- Update: No swimming advisory lifted on Lake Davidson
- Update: Power restored at 3:05 pm
- Update: What a mouthful
- Updated Engineering and Public Works Project List for September 2019
- Updated Guidance from NC DHHS on COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
- Updated Pricing on 19907 Shearwater Point Drive
- Updated: Downtown traffic may be rerouted up to 2 weeks
- UPDATED: Increase of 2,716 new COVID-19 cases statewide
- Updated: NC District 98 race heats up as Early Voting begins
- Updated: Shooting early Thursday on North Ferry
- Upheaval among doctors at Holston Medical
- Upscale condos will target active adults
- Upscale residential project on Mayes Road takes first step in rezoning
- Upsizing: The Hottest New Housing Trend You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
- Upsizing: The Hottest New Housing Trend You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
- US flags at half-staff
- US may add more funding to PPP; SBA advice and links
- US News rankings: Local high schools among state’s best
- US pedestrian deaths are at highest level in decades. Here are some tips from Chief Baucom
- US Rep. Adams announces $400K for affordable units in Davidson
- US Rep. Adams at Huntersville Town Hall Jan. 27
- US Rep. Adams Town Hall Jan. 27 goes virtual
- US Rep. Adams, a Democrat, commends Sen. Tillis for his service to country
- US Rep. Tim Moore opens Cornelius office as protestors rallied on steps of Town Hall
- US Semiquincentennial: Special plaque will be dedicated by Alexandriana DAR
- US Senate candidate Jeff Jackson will hold ‘town hall’ at Davidson College
- USCG Auxiliary offers boat safety classes
- USDA cites Zootastic
- Use Less, Save More: Energy-Efficient Tips for Lowering Your Utility Bills
- Use Less, Save More: Energy-Efficient Tips for Lowering Your Utility Bills
- Use of face masks hit or miss at 3 grocers; Fresh Market A-OK
- Use parks, but be Covid-19 polite!
- Utility Bill Assistance Available for Mecklenburg County Residents
- Uwharrie’s annual meeting is May 14
- Uwharrie’s annual meeting is May 14
- Vacancy on Planning Board
- Vaccinated? Here are CDC ‘dos’
- Vaccinations open for anyone over 16 in NC
- Vaccine clinic at Davidson Town Hall Jan. 20
- Vaccine clinic full
- Vaccine clinic Monday at Davidson Town Hall
- Vaccine clinic open in Huntersville
- Vaccine Q&A with Novant
- Valentine’s Day: How much are you spending?
- Van? RV? School Bus? 6 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Home on Wheels
- Van? RV? School Bus? 6 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Home on Wheels
- Variances approved for Home Depot, Total Wine
- VBS Aug. 5-8 at First Baptist on Catawba Ave.
- Vehicle roll-over on Old Jetton
- Vendor applications open for Huntersville Grower’s Market opening in May
- Vendor/event opportunity at Ada Jenkins
- Vendor/event opportunity at Ada Jenkins
- Vertical Gardening
- Veteran Commissioner Dave Gilroy will not seek re-election
- Veteran Commissioner Thurman Ross files for re-election
- Veteran’s Day plans in Cornelius
- Veterans Day breakfast
- Veterans Day ceremonies are planned to salute the military
- Veterans Day ceremony 11 am, Nov. 11
- Veterans Day ceremony is Nov. 11 at Town Hall
- Veterans Day observances Saturday at Town Hall
- Veterans Day was a special day in Cornelius
- Victim’s body recovered after tubing accident
- Video games can educate young people about environmental issues
- Video: Novant’s epidemiologist on masking, COVID trends pre-Thanksgiving
- Vigils, GoFundMe account for mom who died at 25
- Vintage Car Show Saturday, June 8
- VIP visitors in Huntersville: Easter Bunny and Easter Duck
- Virtual Bicycle & Pedestrian Safety Program
- Virtual breakfast fundraiser supports DCCDC
- Virtual coffee chat includes 3 N. Meck mayors
- Virtual community meeting Jan. 4 on new project
- Virtual discussion Oct. 20: Shaping Education: Decisions & Impact
- Virtual event Saturday for young people focuses on issues like bullying, dating violence, self esteem
- Virtual fair: Older Americans Month
- Virtual Independence Day celebration tomorrow
- Virtual Memorial Day observances planned
- Virtual Police will ask more people to self-report, self-arrest
- Virtual Public Meeting – Eastfield Road Park
- Virtual Public Meeting – Eastfield Road Park
- Virtual ribbon-cutting ceremony for Nannie Potts Lane
- Virtual tip jar for waiters, bartenders
- Virtually no wait to vote at Cornelius Town Hall this morning
- Visit Lake Norman has a summer bucket list for you
- Visit Lake Norman offers a lake region to-do list
- Visit Lake Norman summer photo contest opens today
- Visit LKN lists restaurants open for take-out, delivery
- Visitation Friday, funeral Saturday for former Mayor Nannie Potts
- Vitality Bowls opening in old Starbucks
- VLN photo contest begins July 1
- VLN photo contest captures beauty of Lake Norman
- VLN photo contest winners confirm the beauty around us
- Volume of daily new COVID cases this past week down 11.7% from past month
- Volume of new coronavirus cases continues to fall
- Volume of new COVID-19 cases has eased
- Volunteer award given to Scott Higgins, PARC chair
- Volunteer Fair provides a great opportunity for all ages
- Volunteer opportunities available through JustServe
- Volunteerism began early for Annalise Leck
- Volunteers needed at Ada Jenkins; apply now
- Volunteers needed at FeedNC
- Volunteers needed for 2020 hurricane season
- Volunteers needed for Neighborhood C.A.R.E. Center Thanksgiving
- Volunteers needed Jan. 26 to help in homeless count
- Volunteers needed to deliver summer lunches to kids in need
- Volunteers needed to help American Cancer Society light up neighborhoods
- Volunteers opportunities for tennis championships
- Volunteers wanted for the Huntersville 2022 Downtown Plan Steering Committee
- Vote early, not often
- Vote early, not often for Congress, legislators, judges, transportation bond
- Vote early, starting tomorrow
- Vote for Your Favorite Home of 2017
- Vote for Your Favorite Homes of 2017 (So Far)
- Vote for your favorite piece of public art
- Vote Now to Pick the Ultimate Kitchen for Holiday Entertaining
- Vote! Here’s when ‘n’ where
- Voters say thumbs up to Cornelius transportation bonds
- Voting early, voting easy ’til 7:30 pm weekdays
- Voting information, with Early Voting ending Saturday at 3 pm
- Voting today is super!
- Vultures: Not as foul as you might think
- W. Catawba apartments: Point-counterpoint
- W. Catawba congestion intensifies with construction
- W. Catawba KFC kicks the bucket
- W. Catawba project gets final approval
- W. Catawba project: How best to meet, discuss?
- W. Catawba ridiculousness, Part 9
- W. Catawba widening getting in the fast lane, sort of
- W. Catawba widening: Delays ahead
- Waffle House on W. Catawba closed for good
- Walk or bike a greenway on guided tour Saturday
- Walk With A Doc
- Walk with a Doc
- WalletHub ranks college towns to help HS seniors determine where to live
- WalletHub shares tips for Black Friday sales
- WalletHub survey says NC economy will be among most affected by COVID
- Want to be in the North Meck Holiday Parade?
- Want to dine out on Thanksgiving? Better make a reservation now
- Want to do something really cool on New Year’s Day?
- Want to Rent Your Vacation Home? Beware These Lender Rules
- Want to serve on a board in Davidson?
- Want to vote, but not registered? Here’s what you need to know
- Warehouse with offices coming to Bailey Road
- Warm up to these events in February and early March
- Warm, summery, showery weekend on deck
- Warrior Jace Memorial Thursday in Albemarle
- Washam edges past Bilodeau, by 13 votes
- Washam edges past Bilodeau, winning by 13 votes
- Washam Elementary School 2018-19 Q1 Honor Roll
- Washam Elementary School 2018-19 Q2 Honor Roll
- Washam Elementary School 2018-19 Q3 Honor Roll
- Washam Elementary School 2018-19 Q4 Honor Roll
- Washam Elementary School 2019-2020 Q1 Honor Roll
- Washam Elementary School 2019-2020 Q1 Honor Roll
- Washam looks to the future as fourth term begins Monday
- Washam officially announces campaign for 4th term as mayor
- Washam plans to run for a fifth term this fall
- Washam Potts neighbors speak out about in-fill project
- Washam Potts project meets opposition from neighbors
- Washam will seek 4th term as mayor
- Washam, running unopposed again, will be a 3-term mayor
- Washam’s lead narrows to 5 votes in mayoral race; recount requested
- Waste Connections Announces Early Collection for Sept. 30
- Waste Connections Closed Thursday
- Waste Connections Collection Delay
- Waste Connections Collection Schedule
- Waste Connections Experiencing Cart Supply Challenges for Replacements
- Waste Connections Holiday Collection
- Waste Connections Holiday Schedule
- Waste Connections Re-Routing Portion of Customers in Southwest Huntersville, Effective January 4th
- Waste Connections Update
- Waste Connections Update – Leaf Collection Season Begins this Week
- Waste news is picking up locally
- Waste pick-up will be delayed a day because of upcoming holiday
- Waste Pro bags Cornelius garbage contract
- WastePro operating one hour early Friday
- Wastewater overflow in 16000 block/area of Jetton
- Wastewater spill in Lake Norman
- Wastewater spill near 18325 Taffrail
- Wastewater spill near Holiday Lane
- Wastewater spill near Jetton
- Wastewater spill off Nantz
- Wastewater spill on Belle Isle
- Wastewater spill on Belle Isle near John Connor
- Wastewater spill on Davidson Street larger than first reported
- Wastewater spill on Queensdale
- Watch for construction, starting today, on Jetton Extension
- Watch out for costly irrigation systems as Spectrum’s big dig continues
- Watch the weather, trick-or-treaters
- Water and Sewer System
- Water attraction eyed for Bailey Road site
- Water drive for Jackson, Miss. concludes with luncheon Tuesday
- Waterman Fish Bar lands Cowboy space
- Waterman will open at Charlotte Douglas International after closing in Cornelius
- Watermark developer plans commercial project nearby
- Watersheds & Impervious Areas Video
- Waymer Park Improvements Public Input Session #2
- WBTV’s Al Conklin named Official Weatherman for Big Day at the Lake July 24
- We Bought a Home Sight Unseen (Here’s What We Learned)
- We Bought a Home Sight Unseen (Here’s What We Learned)
- We have the meat
- We’ll be closed Good Friday, Easter Monday
- We’ll go out on a limb, there was no snub intended
- We’re seeking funny, insightful freelancers to join our pages
- Wearing a mask: My face is breaking out, now what?
- Weather could be dicey Thursday
- Weather fans: Watch, warning and advisory explained
- Weather looks interesting tonight into Sunday
- Weather outlook: Cool, warmer, cold, warm…and a perfect T-Day
- Weather outlook: Hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, then not quite as hot
- Weather runs hot for 2 more days, then cooler
- Weather Service issues flood advisory for today, Wednesday
- Weather tonight, tomorrow
- Weather update: Cold front
- Weather update: Nicole coming to NC
- Weather: Break from the heat comes with increased rain chances
- Weather: Hot streak underway for Independence Day and the weekend
- Weather: Perfect fall weekend
- Weather: Perfect fall weekend
- Weather: You may love a parade, but bring an umbrella
- Web site connects college students to internships
- Website Updates In Progress
- Wednesday Sept. 2 COVID-19 update
- Wednesday Update
- Wednesday: This is only a test!
- Weeding out hydrilla is major undertaking; survey under way
- Weekend agenda April 1-3: Last chance to see ‘Death of a Salesman’
- Weekend agenda April 15-18: Easter weekend
- Weekend Agenda April 29 – May 1: Music headlines the weekend
- Weekend agenda Feb. 18-20: Art, music and farmers market
- Weekend agenda Feb. 25-27: Town Black History Month celebration, art, music and more
- Weekend agenda March 11-13: Early St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and more
- Weekend agenda March 18-20: You don’t have to be lucky to find something to do this weekend
- Weekend agenda March 25-27: Ready, set, go
- Weekend agenda March 4-6: Beer/music fundraiser, history lesson and Arbor Day
- Weekend Agenda May 13-15: Check out the bike expo and lots of live music
- Weekend Agenda May 6-8: Free concerts, Davidson Town Day and NC beer festival
- Weekend Agenda: April 22-24
- Weekend agenda: Best bets include Jazz Concert, Highland Games and Whitewater Triathlon
- Weekend best bets include concerts, a play and a back-to-school bash
- Weekend Best Bets: Dec. 10-12
- Weekend Calendar Nov. 24-26: Light Up Cornelius, holiday markets and more
- Weekend events happening in spite of weather
- Weekend events Nov. 19-21: Last chance for Renaissance Festival, tree lightings begin
- Weekend Fun Feb. 11-13: Valentine’s Day events are hot this weekend
- Weekend gems
- Weekend highlights: Laketoberfest and Jewish Deli fest
- Weekend highlights: Nov. 13-14
- Weekend Planner Dec. 17-19: Lighted boat parade, senior pickle ball
- Weekend Planner Feb. 4-6: Music, farmers market and pickleball
- Weekend planner Jan. 14-16: Music, fitness and MLK commemoration
- Weekend planner Jan. 21-23: What do NASCAR and Harry Potter have in common? This weekend.
- Weekend Planner Jan. 28-30: History, theater, music and fitness all on tap
- Weekend planner Jan. 7-9: Soccer and cardio funk
- Weekend planner Oct. 22-24
- Weekend Planner Oct. 8-10
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- Weekender April 11-14: Lots of music and an Earth Jam
- Weekender April 13-16: Car show, concerts, art exhibit
- Weekender April 17-20: Hippity-hoppity, Easter’s on its way
- Weekender April 18-22: All things Scottish at Rural Hill, pups, plants and more
- Weekender April 20-22: Ladies Night Out, Jazz Up in Huntersville, Davidson College Symphony Orchestra
- Weekender April 24-27: Concert on the Green kicks off, ‘Tawba festival, concerts and more
- Weekender April 25 – 28: Gallery crawl, comedy acts, festivals, Indigo Girls and more music
- Weekender April 3-6: STEAMy events, plays, music and always more
- Weekender April 5-7: Plant and pottery sale, BBQ fest, voice recital
- Weekender April 6-9: Concert and movie night at Birkdale, Girls Night Out, Sippin’ Saturday
- Weekender April 9-12: Theater, shred event, Earth Jam, Scottish Festival
- Weekender Aug. 1-4: Brick race for kids, farmer markets, lots of music, food trucks and more
- Weekender Aug. 11-13: Take your pick of festivals, movies, theater and music
- Weekender Aug. 11-13: Take your pick of festivals, movies, theater and music
- Weekender Aug. 11-14: Music, Wildcats fanfest, Movies in the Park, LKN Fondo
- Weekender Aug. 15-17: Music, farmers market, festival and more
- Weekender Aug. 17-20: Sacred Grounds program, concerts, food trucks and more
- Weekender Aug. 18-21: Farmers markets, music, bike rides and pickleball
- Weekender Aug. 22-25: Jazz Festival, falconry and more music
- Weekender Aug. 25-27: Music, theater, bourbon and more
- Weekender Aug. 25-28: So much music
- Weekender Aug. 29- Sept. 2: Happy events for Labor Day weekend
- Weekender Aug. 31 – Sept. 3: Music, history re-enactment, food trucks and more
- Weekender Aug. 4-6: Teen summer stock, music, food trucks
- Weekender Aug. 4-7: Lots of music options this weekend
- Weekender Aug. 8-11: Music, movies, farmers markets
- Weekender calendar April 27-30: Beach Bash, art, concerts
- Weekender Dec. 12- 15: A weekend of holiday events
- Weekender Dec. 14-17: Boat parade, Christmas festival and more
- Weekender Dec. 16-18: LIghted boat parade, Advent labyrinth, holiday market and more
- Weekender Dec. 19-22: ‘Frosty,’ lighted boat parade, holiday markets and more
- Weekender Dec. 21-24: Church services and family time
- Weekender Dec. 22-26: Christmas church services, block party and all that’s merry
- Weekender Dec. 27-29: Music, Menorah lighting and more
- Weekender Dec. 28 – Jan. 1: Winter holidays and on to a new year
- Weekender Dec. 5-8: Christmas in Davidson and North Meck parade highlight weekend
- Weekender Dec. 7-10: Hannukah celebrations, Candy Cane Dash, theater and more
- Weekender Dec. 9-11: Winter Wisdom, Music at the Mill, holiday happenings and more
- Weekender Feb. 1-4: Art exhibit opening, Coffee with a Cop, music and more
- Weekender Feb. 13-16: Circus, murder mystery, music, art and more
- Weekender Feb. 15-18: Hear the Blues, other music, winter festival
- Weekender Feb. 17-19: Music, farmers market, brew tour and more
- Weekender Feb. 20-23: Beach Bash, Black History Month event, jazz, music and more
- Weekender Feb. 23-25: Music and so much more
- Weekender Feb. 23-26: Theater, music, Black History Month program and more
- Weekender Feb. 27-March 2: Yacht rock, lectures, theater, Mardi Gras market and more
- Weekender Feb. 29-March 3: ‘Be More Chill,’ plant sale, lectures, art
- Weekender Feb. 3-5: Black Heritage Festival, concerts and a cook-off
- Weekender Feb. 6-9: Dance, art, music and the Super Bowl
- Weekender Feb. 8-11: Music, politics, history, theater, boat show and more
- Weekender Feb. 9-12 : Boat show, Bowling Day, brews and bands
- Weekender Friday, March 31 – Sunday, April 2: Music, art, theater and egg hunts
- Weekender Jan 25-28: ‘Frozen Jr.’, all kinds of music and animal adventures
- Weekender Jan. 11-14: MLK celebration; Owl Prowl, Animal Adventure and more
- Weekender Jan. 16-19: Caritas A Cappella Ensemble, William Lee Martin and more
- Weekender Jan. 18-21: Check out what this weekend has to offer
- Weekender Jan. 20-22: Theater, lights, art and a big reveal
- Weekender Jan. 23-26: Music, comedy, Burns Nights and more
- Weekender Jan. 27-29: Lights, music and comedy
- Weekender Jan. 3-5: The Gibson Brothers, Winter Market, puzzle and game swap
- Weekender Jan. 30-Feb. 2: Finding Nemo Jr. production, Valentine’s clay workshop, concerts, more
- Weekender Jan. 4-7: Theater, conservancy in 2024
- Weekender Jan. 6-8: Cain Center’s opening performance, polar plunge, live music and more
- Weekender Jan. 9-12: Community visioning, Bird-day and more
- Weekender July 1-4: Take a break from your backyard fun
- Weekender July 10-13: Music, dance and movies
- Weekender July 11-14: A hot weekend of music, markets and a rodeo
- Weekender July 14-16: Festival, movie, concert, UiC Talkback program
- Weekender July 14-17: Music and more
- Weekender July 14-17: You can start tonight for a long weekend of music and more
- Weekender July 17-20: Music, farmer markets and film
- Weekender July 18-21: Music, theater and more
- Weekender July 21-23: Summer food drive, concerts, Healing History Food Truck Friday and more
- Weekender July 21-24: ‘Noises Off!’, music, cool off with a cop
- Weekender July 24-27: ‘Sentenced’ documentary, music and more
- Weekender July 25-28: Music, movies and more
- Weekender July 27 – 30: Christmas toy drive, clay workshop, UiC discussion and more
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- Weekender July 31-Aug. 3: 38 Special and more music, gallery crawl and ghost hunt
- Weekender July 4-7: Happy 4th! And here’s where to celebrate
- Weekender July 6-9: Music, movie and more
- Weekender July 7-10: Check out what’s happening this weekend
- Weekender June 1 – June 4: Farmers markets, concerts and more
- Weekender June 10-12: Movies, music, markets and more
- Weekender June 12-15: Music, theater and more
- Weekender June 13-16: Celebrate Juneteenth, Father’s Day … and life
- Weekender June 15-18: Live at LangTree, Hot Rod Power Tour, Food Truck Fridays and more
- Weekender June 17-19: The Charlotte Symphony x2, cruise in, Juneteenth
- Weekender June 19-22: Symphony in the Park, Juneteenth, Lost at the Lake and more music
- Weekender June 2-5: What’s happening this weekend
- Weekender June 20-23: Music, fireworks and more
- Weekender June 22-25: Fireworks, concerts, night market and ‘Mary Poppins’
- Weekender June 24-26: The fun goes on and on
- Weekender June 26-29: Last chance to see Head Over Heels, euchre tourney and lots of music
- Weekender June 27-30: Music, ‘9 to 5’ and more
- Weekender June 29-July 2: Tawba Walk, concerts, ‘Mary Poppins’ and more
- Weekender June 6-8: Music, markets and more
- Weekender June 6-9: Ben Gatlin with band and solo; art reception; music and more
- Weekender June 8-11: Car show, live music and more
- Weekender March 10-12: Comedy, fitness, music and more
- Weekender March 13-16: Queen Tribute and more music, Luck of the Village and more green
- Weekender March 15-17: Lots of Irish and more
- Weekender March 16 – 19: St. Patrick’s Day, concerts, music and more
- Weekender March 20-23: Mooresville Day, Soul of Broadway and more
- Weekender March 22-24: Markets, festivals, carnival
- Weekender March 24-26: Ballet, car show, Men that Cook
- Weekender March 27-30: Bach Festival, Country Music Festival and more
- Weekender March 28 – 31: Piano performance, dinosaurs, egg hunt. Happy Easter
- Weekender March 3-5: Farmers market, concerts, Mooresville birthday, Purim carnival
- Weekender March 7-10: Beach Bash fundraiser, Coffee with a Cop, concerts at the Cain Center and more
- Weekender March 7-9: Heather Land, Tartan Terrors
- Weekender May 22-25: Tim Dugger, Shelley Ruffin and tribute bands
- Weekender May 1-4: Cardboard boat regatta, music festivals, bike expo
- Weekender May 12-14: Festivals, concerts and more on Mother’s Day weekend
- Weekender May 15 – 18: Festivals, music and more
- Weekender May 16 – 19: Jazz festival POSTPONED, Charlotte Symphony
- Weekender May 16 – 19: Jazz festival, Charlotte Symphony, MeckDec Day celebration and more
- Weekender May 18-21: Baby shower, music, NatureFest and more
- Weekender May 2 – 5: LKN Bike Expo, Hello Huntersville, Holocaust Remembrance
- Weekender May 20-22: Jazz festival, more music and more
- Weekender May 23-27: Find something to do on Memorial Day weekend
- Weekender May 25-29: Check out these events during Memorial Day weekend
- Weekender May 27-30: Check out what’s happening this weekend
- Weekender May 29-June 1: Music and more
- Weekender May 30 – June 2: Hamrick in concert, more music, food truck festival
- Weekender May 4-7: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo, concerts, Bike Expo and so much more
- Weekender May 8-11: Volunteer, Fleetwood Mac tributes, Canaan Cox, Harry Potter movie
- Weekender May 9-12: Dragon Boat Race and Asian Festival, Concert on the Gree and more fun
- Weekender May 9-12: Dragon Boat Race and Asian Festival, Concert on the Green and more
- Weekender Nov. 10-13: Veterans Day programs, Santa Paws in the Park, concerts and more
- Weekender Nov. 14-17: Food trucks, tree lighting, Star party, Beatles tribute and more
- Weekender Nov. 17-19: Tree lightings, festivals, music and more
- Weekender Nov. 17-20: Artists reception, Music at the Mill (and elsewhere), Lighting of Birkdale, Thanksgiving service
- Weekender Nov. 21-24: Lighting at Birkdale, Thanksgiving Community Service, music
- Weekender Nov. 24-27: Light Up Cornelius, 5Ks, holiday markets
- Weekender Nov. 28-Dec. 1: Holiday show, Light Up Cornelius, Car show, holiday market and more
- Weekender Nov. 30 – Dec. 3: Christmas in Davidson, Santa Paws in the Park, NoMeck Parade and more
- Weekender Nov. 4-6: Barbecue, concerts and festivals abound
- Weekender Nov. 7-10: Concerts, Remembering Kristallnacht and more
- Weekender Nov. 9 – 12: Veterans Day events, craft market, music
- Weekender Oct. 10-13: Festivals, music, Laketoberfest
- Weekender Oct. 12-15: A Taste of Birkdale, and one in Davidson, Jewish Deli favorites, Octoberfest street festival
- Weekender Oct. 13-16: Laketoberfest, Balloonfest, HEARTS Harvest and live music
- Weekender Oct. 17-20: Concerts, HEARTS Catawba Nation, Balloonfest and more
- Weekender Oct. 19 – 22: Looking a little like Halloween, music and more
- Weekender Oct. 20-23: Halloween activities, music and more
- Weekender Oct. 24- 27: Sip & Support, Halloween and fall festivals, trick-or-treating and more
- Weekender Oct. 26-29: Plan to get out on this busy October weekend
- Weekender Oct. 28-30: Play festival, artist tour, Halloween and more Halloween
- Weekender Oct. 3-6: Festivals, food trucks, magic and blessing of pets
- Weekender Oct. 31-Nov. 3: Mt. Zion BBQ, ‘Matilda Jr.’, festivals, craft show, sheep dog trials
- Weekender Oct. 5-8: Oh, the places you’ll go! (apologies to Dr. Seuss)
- Weekender Oct. 7-9: Asian festival, dog show, food drive and lots of music
- Weekender Sept. 12-15: Festivals, music and more
- Weekender Sept. 14 – 17: Music, mazes and more fun
- Weekender Sept. 19-22: Music, festivals, corn maze and more
- Weekender Sept. 2-5: Music, Field of Honor, triathlon
- Weekender Sept. 21-24: Huntersville Hay Days, puzzle & game swap, car & truck show
- Weekender Sept. 23-25: Theater, Tawba Walk, nature festival, music
- Weekender Sept. 26-29: Dog show, Latino Night, Tawba festival and more
- Weekender Sept. 28-Oct. 1: Tawba Walk, Dog show, concerts, Paddockpalooza
- Weekender Sept. 30-Oct. 2: Music indoors, anime convention
- Weekender Sept. 5-8: Concerts, star party, garden club and more
- Weekender Sept. 7-10: Greek festival, music, comedy and more
- Weekender Sept. 9-11: Wildcats at home, movies, music
- Weekender: Karaoke and more; fireworks postponed because of weather
- Weekender: Christmas in Davidson (Cornelius and Huntersville, too), N. Meck Holiday Parade, more
- Weekender: Sept. 16-18: County fair, Oktoberfests, Praise in the Park, car shows, more music
- Weekender: Why not start today and plan for music, fireworks, euchre and more
- Weekender. Nov. 3 – 5: Sheepdog trials, Mt. Zion BBQ, ‘Elf Jr.’ and more
- Weekly agenda April 11-17: Hippity hop Easter’s on its way
- Weekly agenda April 18-24: Music, art, a Woof Walk and more
- Weekly Agenda April 25- May 1: A whole lot of jazz, BrightFire Music & Arts Festival, Earth Jam and more
- Weekly agenda April 4-10: Family events, concerts and more
- Weekly Agenda Aug. 1- 7: National Night Out, music, theater, yoga and more
- Weekly Agenda Aug. 15-21: No end to the music and fun this week
- Weekly Agenda Aug. 22-28: Beer, cars, music
- Weekly Agenda Aug. 29-Sept. 6: Lots to do before and over Labor Day weekend
- Weekly Agenda Aug. 8-14: Fall fan fest at Davidson College, and more summer music
- Weekly agenda Feb. 14- 20: Here is what’s going on this week
- Weekly agenda Feb. 21-27: Here is what’s going on around Lake Norman
- Weekly agenda Feb. 28-March 6: Here is what’s going on this week
- Weekly Agenda July 11-17: Plan your fun for the week
- Weekly Agenda July 18-24: Summer is music time, and Cool off with a Cop
- Weekly Agenda July 25-31: Theater, music, cars and food trucks
- Weekly Agenda June 13-19: Concerts, fireworks, Juneteenth celebrations
- Weekly Agenda June 13-19: Concerts, fireworks, Juneteenth celebrations
- Weekly Agenda June 20-26: School is out and it’s start of summer. Plan your fun
- Weekly Agenda June 27 – July 4: Get ready to celebrate
- Weekly Agenda June 6-12: There’s plenty to do to keep you busy
- Weekly agenda March 14-20: There’s green to celebrate and more to do this week
- Weekly agenda March 21- 27: Spring into the season with these activities
- Weekly agenda March 28-April 3: Learn, exercise, celebrate
- Weekly agenda March 7-13:
- Weekly Agenda May 16-May 22: Big band and more music, farmers markets
- Weekly Agenda May 2-8: Brew festival, free movie, music
- Weekly Agenda May 2-8: Brew festival, free movie, music
- Weekly Agenda May 31 – June 5: Cars, music and more
- Weekly Agenda May 9-15: Highlights are the bike expo, music and fresh produce
- Weekly Agenda Oct. 17-23: Candidates forums, Christmas Made in the South; fundraisers, music
- Weekly agenda Oct. 24-30: All things Halloween and plenty of fall festivals
- Weekly Agenda Oct. 3-9: Dog show re-scheduled, fall plant sale, music
- Weekly agenda Sept. 12-18: Praise in the Park, fall festival, car show and, of course, lots of music
- Weekly Agenda Sept. 19-25: Tawba Walk, ‘Murder on the Orient Express,’ Yappy Hour, guided walk, music
- Weekly Agenda Sept. 26-Oct. 2: Dog show, corn maze, music, art, festivals
- Weekly Agenda Sept. 6-11: Music, Sept. 11 remembrances, Hops Fest and even an Ockoberfest
- Weekly Agenda, May 23-30: Baby shower, music and Memorial Day observances
- Weekly Agenda, May 23-30: Baby shower, music everywhere and Memorial Day observances
- Weekly agenda: Feb and beyond; Save for Tracy
- Weekly Agenda: July 4 ongoing SAVE FOR TRACY
- Weekly Bible study getting under way at Torrence Chapel AME Zion
- Weekly calendar April 10-16: Madalina’s birthday, Auto show, musical performances, movies and more
- Weekly calendar April 15-21: Red Line meetings, Wine Exploration, music, Scottish festival
- Weekly Calendar April 22-27: Holocaust remembrance, spring markets, music and more
- Weekly calendar April 22-28: Earth Day, comedy, art and much more
- Weekly calendar April 24 – 30: Big Day at The Lake Beach Bash is back; concerts, more
- Weekly calendar April 28- May 4: Music, fish fry and more
- Weekly Calendar April 29 – May 5: A play, concert and comedy start off this week
- Weekly calendar April 3-9: Lots to do
- Weekly calendar April 7-13: Outdoor concerts return, Highland games and more
- Weekly calendar April 8-14: Music, comedy, festivals and Earth Jam
- Weekly Calendar Aug. 12-17: Music, raptor trail and more
- Weekly calendar Aug. 14 – 20: You know there’s music and more
- Weekly Calendar Aug. 19-25: Photography class, Jazz Festival and more
- Weekly calendar Aug. 21 – 27: Check out what there is to do this week
- Weekly Calendar Aug. 26-Sept. 1: Music, markets and food trucks
- Weekly calendar Aug. 28 – Sept. 3: Music, farmers market, food trucks and more
- Weekly calendar Aug. 4-8: National Night Out & more
- Weekly Calendar Aug. 5-11: National Night Out, ‘Footloose,’ concerts
- Weekly calendar Aug. 7 – 13: Concerts, clay, cows and more coming this week
- Weekly calendar Dec 18-24: Events and Christmas services
- Weekly calendar Dec. 12-18: Lighted boat parade, Advent services, Organ at Davidson and more
- Weekly Calendar Dec. 23 – 29: Lots of Christmas, Menorah lighting and more
- Weekly Calendar Dec. 30-Jan. 5: Winter Trail, Speedway Christmas, New Year’s Eve and more
- Weekly calendar Dec. 4-10: Menorah Lighting, LKN Orchestra at Cain Center and more
- Weekly Calendar Dec. 9-15: Music, theater and more
- Weekly Calendar Feb. 10-16: Black photography, Brit Pack, more music, art, dance and magic
- Weekly calendar Feb. 13-19: Music, lectures, dancing and more
- Weekly Calendar Feb. 18 – 23: Lectures, music and more
- Weekly calendar Feb. 19-25: Thorgy Thor, Black History Month events, ‘Fun House’, & always music
- Weekly calendar Feb. 26 – March 3: Options for learning, music, art and more
- Weekly calendar Feb. 27 – March 5: Lectures for learning, music, dance, Purim carnival
- Weekly Calendar Feb. 3-9: Art, owls, baby raptors, music and more
- Weekly calendar Feb. 5-11: Boat show, Black History Month events, music
- Weekly calendar Feb. 6-12: Art, lectures, pizza and music
- Weekly calendar Jan. 15-21: MLK Day, chili cook-off, polar plunge, music and more
- Weekly calendar Jan. 16-22: Celebrate MLK Jr. Day, concerts, art exhibits and more
- Weekly Calendar Jan. 20-26: MLK Jr. events, Economic Outlook Newsmakers Breakfast, music, more
- Weekly calendar Jan. 23-29: Wine and Sweets, music, lectures and more
- Weekly Calendar Jan. 27-Feb. 2: Discussions, art, concerts
- Weekly calendar Jan. 29-Feb. 4:
- Weekly calendar Jan. 3-8: Cain Center opening and show, polar plunge, Huntersville anniversary celebration and more
- Weekly calendar Jan. 30-Feb. 5: Art exhibit, Black Heritage Festival, soup cook-off, music
- Weekly Calendar Jan. 6-12: Comedy Bingo, Chilly Plunge, music and more
- Weekly calendar Jan. 8-14: Billy Idol tribute, Owl Prowl, crafts and kids programs
- Weekly calendar Jan. 9-15: Music, fireworks and euchre highlight this week
- Weekly calendar July 10 -16: Shark Week for teens, music, movie, fairies in the forest
- Weekly calendar July 14-20: Music, theater and Christmas in July
- Weekly calendar July 15-21: Day of Action rally, puzzles, music and ‘Ripcord”
- Weekly calendar July 17-23: Theater, music, more music, community yard sale and more
- Weekly calendar July 21-27: Music, trivia, Cornelius Brick Race
- Weekly calendar July 24-30: Theater, storytime, pottery and more
- Weekly calendar July 28-Aug. 3: Farmers markets, music and more
- Weekly calendar July 29- Aug. 4: Music (a Taylor Swift Tribute), food trucks and more
- Weekly calendar July 31- Aug. 6: National Night Out, concerts, festivals
- Weekly Calendar July 6-13: Music and more
- Weekly calendar July 8-14: So much music and ‘Elf’
- Weekly calendar June 10-16: Bands, Ladies Night, Juneteenth, Father’s Day
- Weekly calendar June 12 – 18: Art, music, farmers markets and more
- Weekly calendar June 17-23: Juneteenth celebrations, fun and music
- Weekly calendar June 19-25: So much fun planned this week
- Weekly Calendar June 23-29: The Groove Machine, How to Protest Well & Safely, more music and fun
- Weekly Calendar June 24-30: Puzzles, CLT Symphony and more music, ‘9 to 5’
- Weekly calendar June 26-July 2:
- Weekly calendar June 30- July 6: Gala, music and more
- Weekly calendar June 5-11: Car show, music, farmers markets
- Weekly Calendar June 9-15: Markets, music and movies
- Weekly calendar March 10-16: St. Patrick’s Day and more
- Weekly calendar March 11-17: Organ at Davidson, Senior BBQ, more start the (St. Pat’s) week
- Weekly calendar March 13-19: Organ, tequila, dance, mythical beasts AND St. Patrick’s Day parties
- Weekly Calendar March 17-23: Theater, music and more
- Weekly calendar March 18-24: Meet the author, wine night, spring market and more
- Weekly calendar March 20-26: Police chief, pottery, concerts and ballet
- Weekly calendar March 24 – 30: Theater, music and more
- Weekly calendar March 25-31: Music, dinosaurs and an egg hunt
- Weekly calendar March 27 – April 2: Easter’s on its way, Beer School, Gina Chavez and more
- Weekly calendar March 3-9: BBQ & Bingo, theater, music and more
- Weekly Calendar March 31 – April 6: Theater, music and more
- Weekly Calendar March 4-10: Sign on for the Fitness Challenge, Have Coffee with a Cop, Buy your Beach Bash ticket
- Weekly calendar March 6-12: Music, comedy, trivia, euchre and more
- Weekly calendar May 12-18: Asian festival, fishing derby, jazz festival and more
- Weekly Calendar May 13-19: Music for all ears, women’s conference and more events
- Weekly calendar May 15-21: Baby shower, concerts, more
- Weekly calendar May 19-25: Music, history and theater
- Weekly Calendar May 20-27: Get started on Memorial Day fun
- Weekly calendar May 22- 29: Food & culture festival, farmers markets, concerts, Memorial Day observance
- Weekly calendar May 27-June 1: Farmers markets and music
- Weekly calendar May 5-12: Volunteer fair, music and Mother’s Day
- Weekly calendar May 6- 12: Slow start of week leading to busy weekend
- Weekly calendar May 8-14: Check out the fun events this week
- Weekly Calendar Nov 18-24: Birkdale tree lighting, music, Thanksgiving Community Service
- Weekly calendar Nov. 11-17: Veterans Day events, Organ at Davidson, BBQ, Star watching party
- Weekly calendar Nov. 13-19: Tree lightings, Organ at Davidson, HEARTS Harvest and more
- Weekly calendar Nov. 14-20: Last chance to catch renaissance festival, new art exhibit, community Thanksgiving service
- Weekly calendar Nov. 20-26: Gathering for Madalina, parade, Light Up Cornelius
- Weekly calendar Nov. 21-27: Parades, 5Ks, Light Up Cornelius
- Weekly calendar Nov. 27 – Dec. 3: Everything holidays with parade, concerts and more
- Weekly calendar Nov. 28 – Dec. 4: North Meck Holiday Parade, Christmas in Davidson and, oh, so merry much more
- Weekly Calendar Nov. 4-10: Comedy, music, an Election and more
- Weekly calendar Nov. 6-12: Southern Christmas Show, Veterans Day events, lectures, music
- Weekly calendar Nov. 7-13: Veterans Day ceremonies, sheep dog trials, Santa Paws and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 10-16: Laketoberfest, Balloonfest, candidates forums, music and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 16-22: LaLaCaboosa, Davidson Arts Festival and more
- Weekly Calendar Oct. 2-8: National Night Out in Davidson, Ballet Hispanico and lots of music and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 21-27: Fundraiser, fun and Halloween
- Weekly calendar Oct. 23-29: Halloween activities and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 28-Nov. 3: BBQ, sheep dog trials, ‘Matilda JR,’ music and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 30 – Nov. 5: Mt. Zion BBQ, craft show, ‘Elf Jr.’ and more
- Weekly calendar Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Barbecues, Wildcat Weekend, theater and Pumpkin Fest
- Weekly calendar Oct. 9-15: Business Expo, Jewish Deli fest, more food and music
- Weekly calendar Sept. 11-17: 9-11 anniversary ceremony, Latino Night and more
- Weekly Calendar Sept. 16-22: Music, gallery crawl, corn maze, festivals and more
- Weekly calendar Sept. 18-24: Football, music and more
- Weekly calendar Sept. 23-29: Pumpkin picking, music, festivals, dog show
- Weekly calendar Sept. 24- Oct. 1: Music, dance, art walk and more
- Weekly Calendar Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Film, festival, music and more
- Weekly calendar Sept. 5-10: Music, comedy, dance and more
- Weekly calendar thru Dec. 11: Music at the Mill, Classic Christmas in Mooresville and more
- Weekly Calendar: April 14-20: Comedy, Max Weinberg on the drums, Swift Nation and more
- Weekly Calendar: Birkdale Village proposal, holiday crafts and events, Lighted Boat Parade
- Weekly calendar: Chili cook-off, polar plunge, music and more
- Weekly calendar: Dec. 19-25: Menorah lighting at Birkdale, holiday fun and Merry Christmas
- Weekly Calendar: Dec. 2-8: Holiday galas and crafts, Christmas in Davidson, North Meck parade
- Weekly calendar: Dec. 27-Jan. 1: Fireworks, barefoot tournament and more
- Weekly calendar: Earth Day events, concerts and more
- Weekly calendar: Feb. 12-18: Music, art, farmers market. You’re on your own for Valentine’s Day!
- Weekly Calendar: Feb. 23 – March 2: Theater, improv, The Docksiders and more
- Weekly calendar: Find a book club, farmers market, gallery crawl and music
- Weekly calendar: Jan. 2 – 7: A Chorus Line and An Evening with Mandy Gonzalez
- Weekly calendar: Jan. 22-28: Holocaust remembrance, Man in Black, lectures, music, more
- Weekly calendar: July 22-28: Theater, music, celebrity housewives and more
- Weekly Calendar: June 16-22: Juneteenth, Symphony in the Park and so much more
- Weekly calendar: Music, theater and coffee with critters
- Weekly Calendar: Nov. 25-Dec. 1: Getting ready for Thanksgiving and the weekend
- Weekly calendar: Oct. 14-20: Artist showcase, Jim Messina, more music, movies
- Weekly Calendar: Remembering Oct. 7 attack, Chamber Business Expo, motorsports celebration and more
- Weekly calendar: Sept. 9-15: Sept. 11 remembrance, ceramic art exhibit opens, and music
- Weekly calendar. May 1-7: ‘The Gruffalo,’ Bark Fest, Wildflowers & Bluegrass, concert and more
- Weekly Calendar. May 28 – June 2: Hamburgers, books, music, food trucks
- Weekly Calender Dec. 11-17: Christmas Festival, lighted boat parade and more
- Weekly calender: May 30 – June 3
- Weekly Jan. 13-19: Organ at Davidson, comedy, bonsai, Murder on Tap and more
- Weekly median of new cases still running ahead of past month’s
- Weekly planner Dec 6-12: Holiday events, book give-away and exercise options
- Weekly Planner Dec. 13-19: Pancake dinner with Santa, lighted boat parade and more
- Weekly planner Dec. 20-27: Make your Christmas week plans
- Weekly planner Dec. 27-Jan. 2: Events during school break
- Weekly Planner Feb. 7 – 13: Black History Month, Valentine’s events along with music and more
- Weekly planner Jan. 10-16: Music and more
- Weekly Planner Jan. 18-23: Here’s the scheduled events
- Weekly planner Jan. 3-9: Find some fitness options
- Weekly Planner Jan. 31 – Feb. 6: Black History Month events, music, comedy and more
- Weekly Planner Oct. 14-20: Concerts, festivals and more
- Weekly planner: Jan. 24-30: Events virtual and in-person
- Weekly planner: Nov. 1- 7
- Weekly planner: Nov. 15-21
- Weekly planner: Nov. 22-28
- Weekly planner: Nov. 29-Dec. 5
- Weekly planner: Oct. 21-27
- Weekly planner: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
- Weekly planner: Week of Nov. 8 – 14
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- West Catawba widening may be delayed 3 years
- West Catawba: Delays ahead
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- Westmoreland Road closing Oct. 13 for signal light installation
- Westmoreland/Hwy. 21 fix scheduled for 2031
- Westmoreland/Hwy. 21 intersection getting improvements
- Wet, warmer weather
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- WFH? WTH! SRSLY.
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- What Is the Difference Between Interest Rate and APR (Annual Percentage Rate)?
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- What’s Plan B?
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- When is recycling a waste?
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- When Selling a Home, the Neighbors Matter
- When the going is tough, be brave, push forward
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- When this old world starts getting me down
- When will things get back to normal?
- When will West Catawba Avenue actually be widened?
- When your worst roommates ever are related to you
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- When, how do we get back on the job?
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