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Cornelius family property on the market for $22 million
July 20. By Dave Yochum. An 80-acre lakefront parcel—owned by members of the Cornelius family—has gone on the market for $22 million. The lakefront property near Perth Road in Mooresville has more than a fifth of a mile of shoreline. Valérie Dulude and Hanes Walker of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty in Charlotte have the listing. […]
Beaty Park construction is underway
July 20. Vertical construction has begun at Beaty Park https://townofdavidson.org/1190/Beaty-Park with the frame of the bathrooms up, along with most of the concrete being poured to support structures and the base for the garden beds and seating walls. The park is expected to open in October or November. Project Info Budget: $2,838,417(Phase 1), $1,261,280 […]
Registration open for World of Wonder family outing in August
July 20. Space is limited for the Davidson Lands Conservancy program Butterflies, Bees, Bugs and Dragonflies at 9:30 – 11 am on Saturday, Aug. 20. Slots go quickly. Click here to register for this outing for children with their families. The minimum age is 4 years old. Local pollinator expert and naturalist Rob Van […]
Home, [extremely] sweet home—for $6.2 million
July 20. One of the signature mansions on Lake Norman is on the market for $6.2 million — the highest-priced listing in The Point year-to-date. Located at 156 Union Chapel Drive, the Nantucket-inspired residence boasts 345 feet of shoreline. The 8,081-square-foot home has undergone a year-long renovation by Kingswood Custom Homes. The house has four […]
ASC needs you
July 20. The Arts & Science Council (ASC) seeks a Lake Norman resident for its geographic Advisory Council to represent the north/west region of Mecklenburg County. The ASC strives to create a more vibrant cultural life for our entire community. To accomplish this goal, the ASC board of directors has established advisory councils to ensure […]
Beaty Park construction is in final stages
July 20. Vertical construction has begun at Beaty Park with the frame of the bathrooms up, along with most of the concrete being poured to support structures and the base for the garden beds and seating walls. The park is expected to open in October or November. Project Info Budget: $2,838,417(Phase 1), $1,261,280 (Phase 2) […]
New COVID variant spreading, but not overwhelming hospitals
July 19. By Dave Yochum. As key COVID-19 metrics increase due to the BA.5 variant, medical experts are saying it is “incredibly contagious.” Dr. David Priest, Novant Health’s chief safety, quality and epidemiology officer, today said the new COVID wave is “running through the community,” but it has plateaued. “It’s not translating to really high […]
Four appointed to Planning Board
July 19. By Dave Vieser. At the Monday July 18 Town Board meeting, Cornelius commissioners unanimously approved four new members to serve on the Town Planning Board. Commissioner Michael Osborne, who serves as liaison between the Town Board and the Planning Board, had previously interviewed the applicants and recommended their approval. All four terms are […]
New hospital coming in 2024 will operate on former farm
July 19. By Dave Vieser. A $150 million hospital is coming to Cornelius in 2024. When completed, the first phase of the new Atrium hospital will contain 38 beds. Officials from the The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital Authority outlined their proposal for Atrium’s hospital in Cornelius at the Town Board’s July 18 meeting. The property is the […]
Registration is open for Huntersville fall programs
July 19. Registration is now open for fall recreation programs and leagues in Huntersville. The leagues are: Adult Softball League Men’s Division – Friday evenings at Bradford Park Coed Division – Monday evenings at Bradford Park Team Registration: $550 Ralph Lambert Senior Softball League 50+-year-old division – Wednesday evenings at Bradford Park 65+-year-old division – […]
