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Hugh Torance House Halloween event Oct. 29

Hugh Torance House Halloween event Oct. 29 is steeped in history

Oct. 24. The Hugh Torance House and Store is hosting a free family-friendly Halloween Spirit Day event Oct. 29 from 1 pm to 4 pm. There will be pumpkin rolling races, crafts, an age-appropriate Spooky Trail, and some 19th-century Irish yard games that harken back to the misty legends of warriors and fairy tales. The […]

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Halloween haunts for kids and adults around Lake Norman

Oct.24. Halloween weekend is full of trick or treating options for kids and plenty of events for adults too. 7th Annual Boos and Brews Oct. 26-28 | 7:30 pm. Join the Davidson Community Players for  the annual 10-Minute-Play Festival with a Halloween twist. Boos & Brews will feature original plays written, performed, and directed by […]

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CPD getting new SUVs

Oct. 24. By Dave Vieser. More than $500,000 will be spent this fall on new vehicles for the Cornelius Police Dept. The latest acquisition involves the purchase of five new Dodge Durango SUVs at a total cost of $255,186 from Ilderton Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of High Point. In September, the town authorized the purchase […]

Mayoral debate: How would you ensure that the town is addressing affordable housing?

Oct. 23. By Dave Yochum. With many people who work in Cornelius—including first responders and teachers—living elsewhere because of the high price of houses and apartments, it’s a good thing to support affordable/workforce housing. There would be other benefits as well, including less traffic and more diversity. We asked the two mayoral candidates how they […]

Happy Halloween

Weekly calendar Oct. 23-29: Halloween activities and more

Calendar Sponsors Monday, Oct. 23 What the World Needs Now: A Tribute to Burt Bacharach 7:30-9 pm | Oct. 24. Burt Bacharach was the most successful pop composer of the 60s, with over 70 top-40 hits, six Grammys and three Oscars. This is a one-night-only celebration of his life and music with narration  in tribute […]

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Town curbside leaf vacuuming starts next week

Oct. 23. Starting Wednesday, Nov. 1, you can pile your leaves at the curb to be vacuumed by town crews. At least one round of vacuuming will occur each month, and, weather permitting, hopefully more. Truck locations can be checked on the Cornelius Town’s website. This service will run till the end of January.

Jetton Extension gets a makeover

Watch for construction, starting today, on Jetton Extension

Oct. 23. By Dave Vieser. The much-needed $2.89 million improvement project for Jetton Road Extension from West Catawba Ave to Liverpool begin today. Motorists should expect delays and occasional lane closings during the construction which will last through June of next year. Jetton Road extension has become an increasingly popular alternative for motorists seeking to […]

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Davidson Cornelius Child Development Center breakfast is Friday

Oct. 23. The Davidson-Cornelius Child Development Center (DCCDC) will hold its annual fundraiser breakfast with community leaders Friday Oct. 27 at Davidson College Presbyterian Church Congregation House. The DCCDC mission is to provide high-quality, affordable early education for any child in our community ages six weeks to six years. Doors will open at 8 am, […]

Firefighters, police officers recognized by LKN Chamber

Oct. 20. Police officers and firefighters from Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville were honored by The Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce at the annual Public Safety luncheon at Northstone Country Club this week. Cornelius Lt. Sam Rivers, Cornelius-Lemley Fire Department Officer Matthew Piwowar, Cornelius Police Department Davidson Deputy Chief Kevin Goveia, Davidson Fire Department Corporal Nicholas […]

Davidson Fall Art Festival is Saturday

Oct. 20. The Davidson Fall Art Festival runs 4 pm to 8 pm Saturday, Oct. 21 on the Town Green. More than three dozen artists are expected. There will be kids crafts, fine art and handmade gifts, as well as music from Billy Jones. Click here for more info.