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The Cain Center for the Arts is off to a boffo start
March 22. By TL Bernthal. As the inaugural season for the Cain Center for the Arts hits mid-season, executive director Justin Dionne is looking ahead and booking acts for the fall. The inaugural season was somewhat like a soft opening for the center staff, learning what works well and how to enhance the experience. “This […]
Cornelius home sales
March 22. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds Jan. 19-Feb. 20. 1/19/23 $599,000 Weekley Homes to Jonathon Wagoner, 8115 Houser St. 1/20/23 $330,000 Offered Point LLC to DAAP Corp., 19532 Makayla Ln. 1/23/23 $1,950,000 Betty & Erman Evans Jr. to William & Janeen Henley, 19700 Shearwater Point Dr. 1/24/23 […]
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services hosts ‘Creek Week’
March 21. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services and its partners are hosting a series of events March 18-25 to take a closer look “Into the Waters,” according to a CMSWS press release today. There will be more than 20 educational and volunteer opportunities available for all ages including: —Make a rain barrel —Clean a stream near […]
Cornelius Town Board formalizes Medic concerns
March 21. By Dave Vieser. At their March 20 meeting, the Cornelius Town Board formalized the town’s position on several issues involving the County Medic System. Following the lead of the Davidson Town Board, the commissioners unanimously approved a resolution addressing changes regarding dispatch procedures and a new response protocol for Medic EMS calls within […]
Board says no to Birkdale Village proposal for office space, parking deck
March 21. By TL Bernthal. The Huntersville Town Board voted 4-2 to deny the rezoning request that would have allowed construction of Class A office space and a parking deck at Birkdale Village. Critics in the adjacent residential neighborhood that in both Huntersville and Cornelius have been vocal about concerns about traffic flow, parking and […]
Vendor applications open for Huntersville Grower’s Market opening in May
March 21. The Huntersville’s Grower’s Market will open Saturday, May 13, and is accepting vendor applications for the Veterans Park market on Saturdays and Novant Health Hospital on Tuesdays. Local produce, baked goods, chef samples and live music kick off the season 8 am – noon Saturday, May 13, at Veterans Park. The Grower’s Market […]
Thinking about getting more active? Check out these options
March 21. Here’s a reminder of drop-in sessions offered through the Cornelius Parks and Recreation Department. —Cardio Funk: Drop in for this high-energy class at Bailey Road Recreation Center on Saturday mornings, 9-10am, and on Monday nights, 6:30-7:30pm. $10 per class, pay at the door. —Adult Open Gym Basketball is returning. Join us on Tuesday nights, 6:30-9pm, […]
Weekly calendar March 20-26: Police chief, pottery, concerts and ballet
Calendar Sponsors Here’s what happening this week around Lake Norman. Monday, March 20 Davidson Forum: Religious Views and Economic Life Panel Discussion 7-9 pm | March 20. Featuring Douglas Hicks, president and professor of religious studies, Jaya Jha, Boone assistant professor of economics, and Clark Ross, Frontis W. Johnston professor of economics. Knobloch Campus Center […]
A look back at St. Patrick’s Day celebrations around Lake Norman
March 20. Photos by Jason Benavides. The dreary weather didn’t stop the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this weekend. Here’s a look back at some of the events around Lake Norman.
Bales will seek 2nd term as Huntersville mayor
March 20. Announcing plans to seek a second term as mayor of Huntersville, Melinda Bales said she will work on a number of additional initiatives including a safe route across Hwy. 73 for greenway users, a microtransit program for high school students to access the early college program at CPCC-Merancas and an information technology business […]
