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$1,046,000 | 18925 River Falls Drive, Davidson

Davidson home and property sales

May 18. These property transactions in Davidson were recorded by the Register of Deeds March 29 – April 20. Davidson 3/29/22 $656,000 Rebecca Morgan & Ignacio DeLaPortilla to Scott & Lauren Villa, 428 Faulkner Way 3/30/22 $598,000 Standard Pacific of the Carolinas to Lei Jin & Dave Falardeau, 15721 Queens Trail Dr. 3/31/22 $500,000 Edward […]

April Newsmakers Breakfast speakers Dan Morrill, Abigail Jennings and Michael Jeffcoat. / Photo by Jason Benavides

How can we make preservation economically viable?

  HISTORIC PRESERVATION | By Erica Batten May 18. Longtime residents of Lake Norman—some of whom remember when there was no lake at all—have watched as the area that was once overwhelmingly agricultural develop at breakneck speed. Cornelius Today hosted a Newsmakers Breakfast to focus on historic preservation in lake towns where the pace of […]

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Planning Board, Town Board OK revisions to Alexander Farm plan

May 17. By Dave Yochum. A request by Alexander Farms to increase a previously approved rezoning plan for 130 independent senior living units to 143 was unanimously approved by the Cornelius Town Board at last night’s meeting. Earlier in the day, the Planning Board had also approved the plan which includes relocating and preserving the […]

$2,297,500 | 18216 Mainsail Pointe Drive, Cornelius

Cornelius home and property sales

May 17. These recent property transactions in Cornelius were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds March 25 – April 22. Cornelius 3/25/22 $400,000 Kyle & Dana Amber to Debra & Jimmy Norwood Jr., 18701 Nautical Dr. Unit 105 3/25/22 $414,000 Marilyn Hamilton to Jill Herring, 19205 Celestine Ln. 3/25/22 $370,000 American IRA LLC […]

Get ready, set, splash

May 17. Lake Norman Kiwanis Splashville Park opens for the 2022 season 9 am Saturday, May 21. The splash pad at Smithville Park is approximately 1,300 square feet. It is ADA accessible, near a picnic shelter (can be reserved), playground and restrooms. Normal hours of operation: Monday-Friday 9 am-11:30 am 1 pm-3:30 pm 5 pm-7 […]

Campaigning at 202: David Buck, Tyler Lee, Derek Wilson

Primary Election: Polls close at 7:30 pm

May 17. Primary Day voting runs until 7:30 pm May 17 at assigned polling places in Cornelius and statewide. Per state election rules, voters who register independent can vote for either Republican or Democratic candidates in the primary, but not both. There were no lines at Town Hall (202), Bethel Presbyterian (208), Community in Christ […]

Sharecropper/tenant house / Photo by Jason Benavides

Town Board will take up Alexander Farm—and the tenant house—one more time

May 16. By Dave Yochum. Preserve Mecklenburg and the developer of Alexander Farms will go before the Cornelius Town Board tonight seeking approval for a preservation plan for the J. Wilson Alexander Farm Tenant House. The developer, Win Development, is also asking to increase the number of independent senior living units that will be built […]

Abbey Elmore Band

Weekly Agenda May 16-May 22: Big band and more music, farmers markets

Trying to figure out what to do? This calendar, published weekly on Mondays, can point you to some of the best options in Lake Norman. Here’s a look at what’s coming up: May 16 2022 Lake Norman Big Band Tickets are $25 per person. New Victory Lanes, 125 Morlake Drive, Mooresville. Cardio Funk  6:30-7:30 pm Mondays. […]

Davidson awards grant to produce play

May 16. The Town of Davidson has partnered with the Davidson Community Players by awarding the group a $4,000 grant to produce “Prophesy to the Bones and other stories black folx whisper,” an original script written by local playwright Nichole M. Palmer based on the life experiences of local residents. In this work, the main […]

Limited supply of formula at Publix Magnolia Plaza

Infant formula shortage hits locally

May 13. Stores across the country are running low on baby formula, Cornelius included. A survey of three grocers this morning showed dwindling supplies. Datasembly, a research firm, said the out-of-stock rate is more than 40 percent, which means many parents are having to hunt for formula. Harris Teeter Jetton has very limited supplies of […]