Cornelius News
Town Board resolution supports new hospital
Nov. 17. By Dave Vieser. The Cornelius Town Board last night unanimously adopted a resolution in support of Atrium’s Certificate of Need (CON) for a new $147 million acute care […]
NC providing COVID-19 tests to colleges before Thanksgiving
Nov. 17. The state is sending almost 75,000 COVID-19 tests to colleges and universities in advance of Thanksgiving and holiday break. The goal is to test students before they travel […]
NCDHHS reports positive tests above 8% statewide
Nov. 16. By Dave Yochum. The raw numbers are still sorting themselves out because of a change in reporting criteria, but the NC Dept. of Health & Human Services today […]
Community meeting on mixed-use project is Wednesday
Nov. 16. By Dave Vieser. The community meeting at 5 pm Wednesday Nov. 18 on Jake Palillo’s mixed-use project with 252 apartments will be virtual via Zoom. In the past, […]
New survey will help town prioritize spending
Nov. 16. By Dave Yochum. The Town of Cornelius is asking residents to complete an online survey to help prioritize areas of focus for the budget process. It will help […]
7 healthy holiday gift options, the COVID-19 edition
Nov. 16. By Cliff Mehrtens. Giving the gift of good health this holiday season – like many things during COVID-19 – will be slightly different. Many gyms, fitness centers and […]
New case weekly average up 11.4%; NCDHHS changing reporting methodology
Nov. 13. By Dave Yochum. The volume of new cases of the coronavirus in North Carolina continues to increase. Through yesterday, the average daily volume of new cases over the […]
ALDI opens Thursday Nov. 19
Nov. 13. By Dave Yochum. If it seems like only yesterday that there were 11 acres of piney woods at Knox Road and West Catawba, an ALDI will open right […]
Lake level starting to come down
Nov. 13. Updated 1 pm. Tropical Storm Eta dumped as much as 9 inches of rain on the region, pushing lake levels rapidly higher. Lake Norman was at 100 feet/full […]
Thanksgiving will look different this year
The Centers for Disease Control says staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others. Lower risk activities include having a small dinner with only people who live […]
