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Get your green on at the Irish Connection
March 4. Huntersville’s historic Hugh Torrance House and Store presents The Irish Connection on Saturday, March 19. All ages are welcome to join the free, community event for an afternoon of Irish music, Irish dance, Irish history and more. The event will be 1 pm to 6 pm Saturday, March 19 at Cedar Grove and […]
Apricot Lane opens in Birkdale; more stores coming
March 4. The Apricot Lane Boutique opens this weekend in Birkdale Village, one of at least five new, smaller tenants that include Brown Bag Seafood Co., Girl Supply, Green Brothers Juice & Smoothie Co. and Lovesac, a furniture retailer. Apricot Lane, 16930 Birkdale Commons Parkway, Suite C, offers women’s apparel, accessories and gift items. Each […]
Pickleball opportunities: Learn and play
March 4. The town Parks and Recreation Department’s Senior Open Gym Pickleball moves from Sunday afternoons to Thursdays evenings. There is no session this Sunday, March 6. The play resumes 6-8 pm, at JV Washam Recreation Center starting Thursday, March 10 flor ages 50 and up. Free. Pickleball lessons Lake Norman Pickleball Association (LNPA) is […]
The Charles Mack Citizen Center honored by Convention South
March 3. The Charles Mack Citizen Center’s recent make-over has earned the facility the “Top New or Renovated Meeting Site Award” by Convention South. The hospitality organization announced The Charles Mack Citizen Center as a winner in the December 2021 issue of its magazine, Convention South, as part of the recognition. Over the last two […]
Weekend weather
March 4. Look for the warmth coming back Saturday—high 67-68—and Sunday—high upper 70s—after temps reach the low 60s today. The weekend will be mostly sunny with breezy conditions, gusts up to 22 on Sunday. Saturday: Cloudy, then sunny, high 67-68 Sunday: Partly sunny, upper 70s maybe 80 Monday: Partly sunny, high 80 Tuesday: 70, possible […]
COVID hospitalizations fall by half in two weeks
March 3. COVID-related hospitalizations have fallen by more than half in the past two weeks, dropping to 1,401 in today’s NC Dept. of Health & Human Services report on the coronavirus. The NCDHHS also reported reported 2,377 new cases and 54 new deaths statewide. Testing The statewide positivity rate fell to 4.9 percent today—the first […]
Police blotter: Incidents, arrests and citations Feb. 23-March 1
Reported by Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 220223015 Larceny 20139 Henderson Rd 06:19:32 02/23/22 ASN Studdard, Kenneth 220225103 Fraud 18427 Train Station Dr 17:31:23 02/25/22 ASN Conner, Jody 220226055 B&E Residential 20315 Sterling Bay Ln West 14:06:00 02/26/22 CAA Fowler, Tracy 220228086 Larceny 17111 Statesville Rd 13:52:00 02/28/22 ASN […]
Weekend agenda March 4-6: Beer/music fundraiser, history lesson and Arbor Day
Here’s what is going on this weekend: Saturday, March 5 Rhythm & Brews 7-10 pm. Pat’s Place Child Advocacy Center The 8th annual Rhythm is & Brews benefitting Pat’s Place Child Advocacy Center. Lost Worlds Brewing will close for the event, but everyone in the community is welcome to purchase a ticket and attend. Your […]
Luv cars? Sponsorships available for non-profit’s car show
March 3. Sponsorships are available for a top-notch car show and food truck festival coming to Huntersville called “For the Luv of Carz.” It benefits Bunk 57 Ministries. The show at Rural Hill on Neck Road Saturday Sept. 17 will feature Classic and Antique Cars and Trucks, Custom Cars, Muscle Cars, Sport Cars, Donks and […]
Scenes from Bailey’s Glen Ukrainian flag raising
March 3. More than 150 residents turned out yesterday for a ceremony in Bailey’s Glen where the Ukrainian flag was raised and the Hough High School Band played the Ukrainian National Anthem. The ceremony was organized by resident Dave Coppa. Robert Carrington led the Hough band. The Ukrainian flag was sewn by resident Peggy Barton. […]
