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CMS students having issues with home laptop connectivity
Sept. 3. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools notified parents today that students are still experiencing a connectivity issue on school-issued Chromebook devices when used outside the school’s network. Last night the district emailed parents to say that the state was experiencing a problem with its Zscaler security filtering system, which is a cloud-based service that protects enterprise networks […]
Town hires firm to assess future facility needs
Sept. 3. In what was the shortest Cornelius Town Board meeting in recent memory — just seven minutes — commissioners on Sept. 2 unanimously approved spending $249,800 for a long-term facilities study. ClarkNexsen, a Charlotte-based architectural firm, will lead the eight-month assessment of Town Hall, as well as the town’s police and fire stations. Assistant […]
NCDOT updates on roundabout construction projects
Sept. 3. By Dave Vieser. Many readers have asked about the status of roundabout road projects under construction in town, so Cornelius Today reached out to the N.C. Department of Transportation for a progress report. Here’s what we learned: Dual roundabouts near Exit 28 on Catawba Avenue – 38% complete Two new roundabouts, one north […]
Registration is open for the All American Dog Show
Sept. 3. The 25th All American Dog Show is September 28 at Robbins Park from 2-5 pm. The Cornelius Parks & Recreation department invites dog enthusiasts to enjoy an afternoon of lighthearted contests and fun. From Best Dressed, to Cutest Puppy, there’s a contest for every four-legged star to shine in. Pups and their human […]
Cocktail contraction: North Carolina among states drinking less
Sept. 2. Did you notice fewer people drinking over the holiday weekend, or out at a restaurant recently? If so, it’s part of a trend. In 2019, North Carolina recorded its highest share of adults who drink at 53.3%. But by 2023, that share had fallen to 49.2%—a decrease of 4.1 percentage points. Millions of […]
Fall is coming: September events
Sept. 2. Magician Mark Clearview. One half of Florida Georgia Line. 9/11 tribute and more. Get out this month and experience the best of what Lake Norman has to offer. Tuesday, Sept. 2 Be Well Birkdale 6-7 pm | Tuesdays through Oct. 22. Find your zen during weekly fitness classes from local instructors including Yoga […]
Weather: Second summer making an appearance
Sept. 2. Second summer is upon us. After more than a week of comfortable temperatures and low humidity the mercury rises again this week with high temps back into the mid-to-upper 80s later in the week. The humidity returns as well but shouldn’t be anything like the sweltering summer that’s coming to a close. Today: […]
Huskies dominate Independence in week two
Aug 30. The Hough Huskies rolled past Independence 35-0 on Friday night to improve to 2-0. Hough scored 14 points in both the first and second quarters, opening with a 53-yard touchdown pass from Ethan Royal to wide receiver Jayden White on the second play of the game. Royal completed 9 of 14 passes for […]
Weekend weather: Great time to get outside
Aug. 29. Forecast is comfortable and dry – looks like a great weekend to be on the lake or soaking up the ceremonial end of summer at the pool. There are still plenty of tee times available at Birkdale if you’re looking to hit the links. If you’re the fishing type, the spotted bass have […]
Huskies head to Independence for week two matchup
Aug. 29. By Kyle Moxon. The Huskies take on the Patriots tonight in a non-conference matchup at Independence High School in Charlotte. Both teams are coming off big season opening wins against South Carolina schools. Hough beat South Pointe last week at Bank of America Stadium and Independence bested Gaffney in the upstate. The Huskies […]
