Cornelius News
With revaluation under way, look for ‘significant’ increases
April 5. By Dave Vieser. On an evening with a light agenda, Cornelius commissioners spent much of their meeting on a detailed update from the Mecklenburg Tax Assessment Officers Office regarding property revaluations. Deputy Assessor Brad Fowler said that a team of eight county workers and a senior manager have been laser-focused on the reval […]
Local festivals, music come back to life
April 5. By Tripp Liles. Spring is officially in the air and we’re getting back to normal one day at a time. We’ve largely ditched the masks and, after a two-year hiatus, many local events are returning full force. It’s feeling like the right time to get out and enjoy life again and Robbins Park […]
Weekly agenda April 4-10: Family events, concerts and more
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: April 4 Cardio Funk 6:30-7:30 pm Mondays. Drop in for this high-energy class at Bailey Road Recreation Center. $10 per class, pay at […]
Complete survey on how Cornelius should spend ARPA funds
April 4. The Town of Cornelius will receive $9.6 million through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The purpose of these funds is to help communities respond to the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic by improving, assisting, and serving our community. How best to spend it? The town is conducting a survey now, through […]
Mt. Zion announces Holy Week, Easter services and activities
April 2. Mt. Zion United Methodist Church welcomes the community to Holy Week and Easter services and activities. On April 9, children and families will gather on Mt. Zion’s front lawn for an Easter Egg Hunt at 11 am. There will be bouncy slides, baby animals, hot dog lunch, and lots of eggs. Palm […]
Governor says NC is the ‘center of the college basketball universe’
March 31. Ahead of Duke University and the University of North Carolina’s Final Four battle on Saturday, Gov. Roy Cooper has proclaimed North Carolina The Center of the College Basketball Universe. “North Carolina is home to an unmatched tradition of college basketball excellence, including the greatest college basketball rivalry in the nation, the University […]
Weekend agenda April 1-3: Last chance to see ‘Death of a Salesman’
Here’s some events this weekend. Here’s a look at what’s coming up: Friday, April 1 Live music 6 pm live music with Billy Jones and the Pocket; 4 pm at Tin Kitchen food truck. Lost Worlds Brewing, Lost Worlds Brewing, 19700-D One Norman Blvd., Cornelius. Reflecting: Metacognitive Teaching for Student Success Noon – 1pm. Dr. Mays […]
Bank gains landmark status
April 1. Historic Preservation has declared the Chase Bank at the corner of Jetton and West Catawba a “culturally significant” historic landmark. The imposing one-story edifice has been the scene of financial transactions, large and small. The one-story brick and masonry structure, “with a distinctive flat roof, two entries, and large see-through windows,” retains its […]
LKN food innovator dishes up brave new menu
April 1. Perhaps you’ve noticed it, too. Cornelius squirrels are bigger this spring with bushier tails. Renowned local chef Rachel Fiero, an innovator in the ghost kitchen and backyard-to-table trends, says she is adding the mammals to her menu. Expect to see Shallot-Squirrel Casserole, as well as a more traditional Squirrel ’n’ Biscuits. The small […]
Fauna aliva nofeedum—a reminder
April 1. We apologize for the Latin in the headline, but the Wildlife Preservation Committee (WPC) says the deer that are on Washam Potts Road are actually alive but they prefer to stand still. The WPC reminded passersby not to feed them. Happy April Fools’ Day
