Cornelius News
Property sales for August: Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville
Sept. 2 These recent property transactions in Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. Cornelius 7/17/20 $343,000 David Drew to Jameson & Emily Ewing, 17228 Lake Path Dr. 7/17/20 $495,000 Kurt & Terri Stephenson to Gregory & Elizabeth Amidon, 20347 Harborgate Ct. Unit 105 7/17/20 $8,000,000 PYC Holdings to […]
Skin care and the season of COVID
Sept. 3. By Page Leggett, Novant Health / Healthy Headlines By now, you know: Wearing a mask is the right thing to do. It literally saves lives and we all need to play our part in curbing the spread of COVID-19. But that doesn’t mean it’s without challenges. Dr. Alyssa Searles Daniel, a board-certified dermatologist […]
Safer at Home 2.5 begins Friday; gyms can open at 30%
Sept. 1. NC Gov. Roy Cooper says Safer at Home Phase 2.5 commences this Friday at 5 pm. After five-plus months, businesses like gyms, bowling alleys, museums and aquariums can open. Some of the components of Phase 2.5 include: —Mass gathering limits will increase to 25 people indoors and 50 people outdoors from the current […]
Gov. Cooper updates COVID-19 restrictions at 3 pm Tuesday
Sept. 1. By Dave Yochum. Gov. Roy Cooper is expected to announce the next phase of easing restrictions on North Carolina businesses this afternoon. If there are changes, they are expected this week. To watch the governor’s news conference at 3 pm, click here. The setting is trends around COVID-19 in North Carolina. The state’s […]
NC extends early cutoff for restaurant alcohol sales
Sept. 1. Gov. Roy Cooper has extended the 11 pm limit on alcoholic drink sales in North Carolina to Oct. 2. “North Carolina has made good progress stabilizing our COVID-19 numbers, and this order will help us continue it,” said Governor Cooper. “Now is the time to continue staying cautious and vigilant as we work […]
Cain Center launches ‘buy-a-brick’ fundraiser
Sept. 1. By Dave Vieser. The dream of an arts/cultural center which began almost 20 years ago take a dramatic step closer to reality this month when the old blue warehouse buildings next to the Cornelius Police Station are torn down. Construction crews will “raze Cain” on Sept. 10 according to Mayor Woody Washam. The […]
Deadline for agencies to apply for DCF grants is Friday
Sept. 1. Since its April 10 launch, Davidson Community Foundation has raised nearly $275,000 in Emergency Funds for vulnerable and financially-distressed local residents who face job loss or other significant hardship due to the impact of the COVID-19 crisis. The funds helped a total of 151 households and 434 individuals. DCF awarded over $210,000 to […]
Home and property sales for August: Mooresville
Sept. 1. These are recent property transactions over $250,000 recorded by the county Register of Deeds in Iredell County. Mooresville 7/6/20 $320,000 Joshua & Genelle Gardner to Philip & Deborah Solomone, 141 Chertsey Dr. 28115 7/6/20 $522,500 Ayers, Dortch & Lyons to Clear Capital Investment Group, 111 Bay Port Ln. 28117 7/6/20 $355,000 Michelle L. […]
Statewide COVID-19 positive testing rate at 7.2%, down from 8.6%
Aug. 31. By Dave Yochum. Based on John Hopkins’ COVID-19 data, the median number of daily new confirmed cases over the past week is running even with the median number of daily new cases during the past month. Last week the seven-day median of daily COVID data was running 5 percent or more ahead of […]
Help PARC plan the future of recreation programming
Aug. 31. The Cornelius PARC Department is starting to bring back as much of their programming as possible in the coming weeks and months. PARC is asking resident to telling them what you think by taking this five-minute online survey. Modifications will be implemented in program as necessary in accordance with state and local guidelines.
