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Cornelius Home Sales
Jan. 23. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds 11/21/2023 $365,000 Melissa Lynch to Sheri Abbott, 20115 Henderson Rd. Unit F 11/21/2023 $355,000 Todd & Sony Hendrickson to Jackson Marchant, 10715 Meadow Crossing Ln. 11/21/2023 $295,000 Jonathan & Reagan Broome to Ailen Gutierrez, 17754 Caldwell track Dr. 11/22/2023 $570,000 MariaTavares, […]
Register now for free yoga and coffee at Rescue Ranch
Jan. 23. Registration is now open for free yoga and coffee at Rescue Ranch, on Thursday, Feb. 1. The free gentle yoga and stretch class will be led by Kim Shaffer of Tejas Yoga Lab of Cornelius. After yoga at 8 am, participants can enjoy free coffee at 9 am while meeting some indoor animal […]
Everybody counts: Homeless census takes place Thursday
Jan. 23. it can be hard to comprehend the number of homeless people here in light of the apparent prosperity around us, especially in North Mecklenburg. The 2024 Department of Housing Urban Development Point-in-Time (PIT) count on Jan. 25 will span out across Mecklenburg County streets, shelters and encampments to identify individuals who are living […]
Town clerk helps town government run smoothly
Jan. 23. By Dave Vieser. Dec. 4 was a memorable night at Cornelius Town Hall. Not only was Woody Washam installed for his fourth term as mayor, but three new commissioners joined the Town Board. Town Clerk Lori Harrell gave the oath of office to commissioners Micheal Osborne, Scott Higgins and Todd Sansbury. “Lori is […]
Davidson Home Sales
Jan. 22. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. 11/21/2023 $650,000 Duane & Barbara Tornquist to Brett & Lisa Kimball, 203 Caldwell Ln. 11/21/2023 $582,500 Joseph & Coleen Lofaso to Swarma Perumandla & Ranjit Adept, 15713 Kiser Corner Ln. 11/22/2023 $690,000 HC Davidson Walk to Heather & Justin Stuart, 514 […]
New Cain Center art exhibits: HomeGrown opens today
Jan. 22. The Cain Center for the Arts has two new art exhibits opening today in the Oak Street Mill—HomeGrown and HomeGrown, Jr. Home Grown is an annual mixed-media exhibit celebrating the local artistic community, while HomeGrown, Jr.—new this year—showcases work from artists aged 10 to 16. There is also a special exhibit showcasing local […]
Weekly calendar: Jan. 22-28: Holocaust remembrance, Man in Black, lectures, music, more
Tuesday, Jan. 23 ‘My Friend Abe, A Holocaust Survivor’ 7 pm | Jan. 23. Steve Goldberg tells the story of his friend Abe Piasek, a survivor of the Holocaust. Abe was taken from his family in Poland at age 13. He never saw his mother, father, or younger sister again. Piasek worked in three slave […]
‘Queen’s Feast’ now through Jan. 28 features seven N. Meck eateries
Jan. 20. The Queen’s Feast, also known as Charlotte Restaurant Week, runs now through Sunday, Jan. 28. There are 100 restaurants offering three-course, prix fixe dining deals ranging from $30 to $50 per person, including seven in North Mecklenburg: Firebirds Wood Fired Grill – Huntersville Firebirds Wood Fired Grill – Northlake Hunter House, Circa 1913 […]
Building a better budget: Take the Mecklenburg County citizen survey
Jan. 19. Mecklenburg County wants to hear what residents think about spending, services and programs as the hard decisions about the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget are beginning to be made. The county budget accounts for about two-thirds of your property taxes. The survey takes minutes to complete and allows residents to convey their priorities, how […]
Police blotter: Jan. 10-16
As reported by the Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 240116030 Larceny Vehicle 20209 Northport Dr 07:24:14 01/16/24 ASN Plummer, Allen 240116039 B&E Vehicle 19530 Dufour Ct 08:56:46 01/16/24 ASN Lott, Jason & Kathryn 240116096 Fraud 20214 W Catawba Av 19:37:00 01/16/24 ACT Bojangles Arrests Arrest Charge Defendant DOB Gender […]
