Cornelius News
5 false claims about vaccines as we get closer to a COVID vaccine
Nov. 30. By Charlie Lunan. With flu season returning and scientists striving to deliver a vaccine for COVID-19, the anti-vaccine movement is hitting its own feverish pitch. Their latest conspiracy […]
Point of Grace Lutheran Church has moved from Cornelius back to Huntersville
Nov. 30. After years of worshipping in a storefront on North Main Street, Point of Grace is in a new facility at 16214 Statesville Road in Huntersville. The Sunday morning worship […]
NCDHHS reports increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations
Nov. 25. By Dave Yochum. The NC Dept. of Health and Human Services reported 4,212 new COVID-19 cases statewide, well ahead of the 3,100 new cases reported yesterday but down […]
Shop local: Small Business Saturday
Nov. 25. When you shop at local independently owned businesses, more tax dollars stay in your own community. “You support your actual neighbors, prosper together, and keep jobs local,” according […]
NC COVID-19 hospitalizations jump to 1,724 patients
Nov. 24. By Dave Yochum. New COVID-19 cases statewide rose to 3,100 today having eased off from more than 4,500 logged Sunday, but coronavirus hospitalizations jumped to 1,724. COVID-19 hospitalizations, […]
Gov. Cooper tightens existing restrictions to slow COVID-19 spread
Nov. 23. Pointing out that the state and country are reporting record increases of COVID-19, NC Gov. Roy Cooper this afternoon said “we are in danger, this is a pivotal […]
COVID-19 data settles down somewhat after Sunday’s increases
Nov. 23. By Dave Yochum. New COVID-19 cases statewide eased off from more than 4,500 logged yesterday to 2,419 in today’s NC Dept. of Health & Human Services report. Sunday’s […]
Town reschedules 2 public hearings
Nov. 23. By Dave Vieser. A triple header of controversial public hearings originally set for Dec. 7, which could have attracted a large crowd to Cornelius Town Hall, has been […]
Chase opens Cornelius branch today
Nov. 23. By Dave Vieser. Chase Bank’s Cornelius branch opens its doors today with full service in-person banking as well as drive through and ATM services at the two-story 3,000 […]
COVID casts shadow over Punxsutawney Phil, Mardi Gras parade
Nov. 23. If you’re planning major events early next year, Punxsutawney Phil already says it looks like a long winter. The annual Groundhog Day event Feb. 2 in Gobbler’s Knob […]
