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Davidson Community Players present live theater including the Winter Wonderettes in 2022.

Davidson Community Players appeal for donations

Dec. 22. Davidson Community Players is appealing to the public to make a tax-deductible gift before the year ends. The investment in live theater in the Lake Norman community will be matched. Any new gift to Davidson Community Players or increase to a past gift to Davidson Community Players will get matched dollar-for-dollar through a […]

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Davidson home and property sales

Dec. 26. These property transactions in Davidson were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds Oct. 18-Nov. 18. 10/18/22 $1,225,000 Scott & Kimberly Crosbie to Erik & Kiersten Carlson, 1800 River Ford Drive 10/24/22 $385,000 Elizabeth & Jeffery Browinng to Paul & Cynthia Iaropoli, 1127 Central Park Cir. 10/27/22 $646,000 HC Davidson Walk to […]

Missing Madalina: Last independent sighting Nov. 21, 2022 on CMS bus

Madalina’s extended family asks for information to help find the 11-year-old

Dec. 22. Law enforcement returned to the Victoria Bay neighborhood last night where Madalina Cojocari was last seen independently on a CMS bus cam Nov. 21. Her case, which is featured on FBI.gov in the “Most Wanted: Case of the Week,” has stumped investigators since Cornelius Police began working on a missing person’s report involving […]

Weekend weather: Super cold during Santa’s rounds

Dec. 22. Yes, that was thunder this morning, but rain will end today as it gets colder and colder, with temps dipping into the teens Friday night, Christmas Eve and Christmas night. It’s will be cold enough to take extra precautions around the house; pipes can freeze in this weather. Thursday’s high will only be […]

Kwanzaa to be celebrated Dec. 26-Jan. 1

Kwanzaa is the annual celebration of African-American culture, and will be celebrated Dec. 26 to Jan. 1 this year.  The celebration culminates in a communal feast called Karamu, usually on the sixth day. The significance of the holiday is to celebrate African heritage, unity and culture, according to a Unity in Community posting. The holiday […]

Events this weekend focus on Christmas and winter activities.

Weekender Dec. 22-26: Christmas church services, block party and all that’s merry

Calendar Sponsors   Dec. 23 Christmas Eve Eve under the stars  7 pm | Dec. 23. Fireside lessons and carols featuring Karla Kincaid. An indoor gathering with candles, cocoa and s’mores. Inclusion Community, at The Hut (Cornelius Presbyterian Church), 21209 Catawba Ave. Live Music Friday the Sippin’ Santa Way 7:30-10:30pm | Dec. 23.  Thigs Cocktails […]

Baby, it’s cold outside: Red Cross offers winter weather safety tips

Dec. 22. Weather experts in parts of the Greater Carolinas predict temperatures will be below average for this time of year. Besides the extreme temperatures, this bitter cold could cause power outages due to the higher demand for heating. The American Red Cross has steps you should take to stay safe during this dangerous cold […]

Missing Madalina: Candle-light vigil in Smithville Park

Hundreds attend candle-light vigil for Madalina

Dec. 21. By Dave Yochum. Only days before Christmas, hundreds of people from her neighborhood, the rest of Cornelius and Lake Norman came together for a candle-light vigil for 11-year-old Madalina Cojocari who has been missing for nearly a month. They shared remembrances of the Bailey Middle sixth-grader, prayed and sang, concluding with Amazing Grace […]

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Town supports and prioritizes life ring legislation

Dec. 21. By Dave Vieser.  A requirement that life rings be installed near private lake access points has been added to the Cornelius 2023 legislative agenda. While the details still need to be worked out, commissioners joined Mayor Woody Washam in expressing support for the idea, which originated this summer after a construction worker drowned […]

Huntersville Police Department seeks resident input

Dec. 21. The Huntersville Police Department asks the public to complete a “Community Survey on Public Safety & Law Enforcement.” Participation will help the department improve services, processes and reputation. The survey gathers opinions and experiences from the Huntersville community and assesses five key components involving the police department: Community Involvement, Safety, Procedural Justice, Performance, […]