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Cornelius summer camp registration opens March 1
Feb. 19 The Cornelius Parks & Recreation Department will open registration to Cornelius residents for their 2024 summer camps at 7 am Friday, March 1. Registration will open to the general public one week later. Camp offerings include half-day sports camps for ages 6-14, mini sports camps for ages 4-6, and half-day recreation camps held […]
Planning Board vacancies remain unfilled
Feb. 19. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius Planning Board appointments, originally scheduled for February, have been delayed according to Town Manager Andrew Grant. “At this time, the Town is still going through the process of selecting members for the Planning Board,” Grant told Cornelius Today on Feb. 16. “I’ll have a better idea in the next […]
Weekly calendar Feb. 19-25: Thorgy Thor, Black History Month events, ‘Fun House’, & always music
Tuesday, Feb. 20 Community Awareness Event 6 – 7:30 pm | Feb. 20. The Davidson Police Department hosts a Community Awareness Event with the Charlotte FBI Civil Rights Division. The community is welcome to attend this educational presentation and Q&A session. Davidson Town Hall & Community Center Auditorium, 251 South St. Archaeology Lecture Series: Sarah […]
No holiday newsletter
Feb. 16. The Cornelius Today/Business Today newsletter will not be published on President’s Day, Feb. 19. It will resume on Feb. 20.
Weekend Weather
Feb. 16. There’s a cool down under way, with temps Saturday and Sunday only in the low 50s. Friday: Mostly cloudy, high near 61. Breezy overnight Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 52. Gusts up to 23 mph, overnight low around 28 Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 52 and breezy. Overnight low around 30 Washington’s Birthday: […]
Workforce housing dilemma: Housing stock consists of larger, more expensive homes.
Feb. 16. A new report from the Charlotte Urban Institute confirms there’s a workforce housing—aka affordable housing—crisis in North Meck. It means many families, even those with six-figure incomes, can’t afford to purchase the median price home in Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville. According to the Urban Institute report, the common standard that households should spend […]
Lack of workforce housing hits close to home
Feb. 16. By Dave Yochum. Housing in and around Cornelius has a split personality: There are multimillion-dollar homes within less than a mile of substandard properties, not to mention homeless people tucked away in a few wooded areas here and there. County-wide, the number of people experiencing homelessness continues to increase. As of June 2023, […]
Police Blotter: Feb. 7-13
Feb. 15. Incidents, arrests and citations reported by Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 240207074 Larceny 20605 Torrence Chapel Rd 13:54:00 02/07/24 CAA Ulta Beauty 240208029 Larceny 18635 Old Statesville Rd 09:16:35 02/08/24 ASN Circle K 240208069 Fraud 17130 Kenton Dr 14:16:01 02/08/24 ASN Bannister, Francine 240210063 Larceny 19501 W […]
Fast-growth logistics firm plans HQ, innovation hub in Cornelius
Feb. 15. By Dave Yochum. A fast-growing Huntersville company has plans for a 70,000 square foot headquarters, innovation hub and warehouse complex on Chartown Drive just south of the new Lake Norman Chrysler Dodge Jeep dealership and Life Fellowship Church. Registix, according to its website, specializes in reverse logistics, the process that manages the return […]
Full funding announced for Lyngbya eradication
Feb. 15. The community-organized Cornelius Water Project announced today that the 2024 Lyngbya Eradication Project for Lake Norman has been fully funded. Investments from Charlotte Water, the City of Charlotte, and Duke Energy along with Catawba, Iredell, Lincoln, and Mecklenburg Counties have provided all the funding required for the 2024 treatments. Some $15,000 has already […]
