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Cornelius-Davidson Youth Basketball League is back

Oct. 4. Registration Youth Basketball League opens Oct. 8 and will remain open until Nov. 8 or it reaches capacity.  Registration Dates: Oct 8-Nov 8, or until full. Cornelius and Davidson residents get priority registration  Oct 8-24. Click here for details.

Davidson Rotary Giving Village pre-COVID

No Halloween March, but there’ll be a Turkey Trot; Christmas in Davidson is back in a new “old” way 

Oct. 4. Davidson again has canceled its Halloween March in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. But the Davison Rotary Club is introducing a Family Turkey Trot for family fun on Thanksgiving; the club hopes to make this an annual event. And the town is moving ahead with plans for a revised Christmas in Davidson […]

Legislative ‘listening session’ Thursday Oct. 7

Oct. 4. The Mecklenburg County Delegation to the NC General Assembly will host its third online Listening Session of the year this from 7 pm to 8 pm Thursday Oct. 7. This is an opportunity for constituents throughout the county to speak to their legislators. Constituents are encouraged to sign up to speak for up […]

Alert your tastebuds: ‘Taste of Davidson’ coming Oct. 23

Get “A Taste of Davidson” on Saturday, Oct. 23 when the Town of Davidson puts on a first-time ever fall festival complete with food and beverages from local restaurants. The event, which runs from 5 pm to 10 pm, will also feature music from the ACE Party Band. Mayor Rusty Knox said the event on […]

COVID update Sept. 30: 1 new death in Huntersville

Sept. 30. As YouTube launches a sweeping crackdown of vaccine misinformation on the video sharing app, the NC Dept. of Health & Human Services is reporting that COVID hospitalizations have finally slipped below the 3,000 mark—2,943 statewide as of today’s NCDHHS report. The last time they were below 3,000 was on Aug. 18. Despite the […]

COVID Update: 2 new deaths in Cornelius, Davidson

Sept. 29. As many parents wait for the Pfizer vaccine to become available to children—not until November according to the Associated Press—the NC Dept. of Health & Human Services is reporting two new COVID-19 deaths in North Mecklenburg—one in Cornelius and one in Davidson. The pandemic death toll in Cornelius is 29; in Davidson, 17. […]

COVID update Sept. 23: A new death in Davidson, first since Feb. 12

Sept. 23. The NC Dept. of Health & Human Services reported 5,953 new cases of the coronavirus and 71 new deaths statewide compared to 6,288 new cases yesterday and 130 deaths yesterday due to the coronavirus. One of the new COVID deaths was in Davidson, its first since Feb. 12. Hospitalizations Hospitalizations fell to 3,231 […]

The Davidson College Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble at Concert on the Green. Photo courtesy of Davidson College

Eclectic concert for eclectic times

UPDATED. Sept. 17. Celebrate the return of live music as the Davidson College Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble presents a preview of music from an eclectic season for eclectic times. The Davidson College Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble will headline the Concert on the Green program this Sunday, Sept. 19, from 6-7:30 pm in downtown Davidson. […]

Caroline project near Antiquity Bridge can move forward, as well as 3 other projects east of Hwy. 115

Davidson casts wary eye on new developments in Cornelius

Sept. 9. By Dave Vieser. The Cornelius Town Board’s approval of the Greenway Gartens and Caroline projects is not sitting well with everyone in Davidson. “This is not a good scenario,” said Rusty Knox, the mayor of Davidson. “There are still too many unanswered questions, not only for Davidson residents, but Cornelius residents as well. […]

Want to serve on a board in Davidson?

Sept. 8. The Town of Davidson is accepting applications for 2022 appointments to its advisory boards.  Consider serving on the following: Affordable Housing & Equity Board, Design Review Board/Historic Preservation Commission, Planning Board, Livability Board, and the Davidson Public Art Commission.  New members will serve a three-year term from January 2022 to December 2024, with […]