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Neighborhood CARE Center seeks donations of Thanksgiving meal boxes

Nov. 8. The Neighborhood CARE Center hopes to deliver a Thanksgiving meal box all of the 200 families participating in the LoveGiving effort. The center is about 50 boxes short of the goal and hopes residents or groups will donate the difference, says Manny Rosado Jr., who leads the center. Deadline approaching The meal boxes […]

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2 more weeks of Davidson Farmers Market before holiday markets

Nov. 8. The Davidson Farmers Market will be open for the next two Saturdays—Nov. 12 and 19—and then return for holiday markets Dec. 10 and 17. The 2022 holiday markets will mark the first year some vendors will offer their handmade crafts, along with their regular market goods. The market is closed Nov. 26, Thanksgiving […]

Veterans Day will be celebrated at Cornelius Town Hall and elsewhere.

Local ceremonies will salute service members for Veterans Day

Nov. 7. On Nov. 11, all Americans who have served their country will be honored during Veterans Day ceremonies, Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day because it marked the one-year anniversary of the temporary cessation of hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany during World War I. That armistice went into effect at the […]

Feed NC seeking turkey, canned donations to provide festive Thanksgiving

Nov. 7. FeedNC is in need of 350 turkeys to be donated and distributed before Thanksgiving to feed the families they serve. Donations are accept at 275 S. Broad St., Mooresville, Monday-Friday from 8 am-2 pm. The last day to donate is Nov. 21. FeedNC is also looking to complete the meal with donations of […]

In the United States, daylight saving time was first used in 1918 when a bill introduced the idea of a seasonal time shift. The idea was to save energy during war time. It lasted seven months before the bill was repealed. During World War II, President Franklin Roosevelt re-established the idea of daylight saving time. It was called "War Time."

It’s time to fall back

Nov. 4.  It’s time to turn your clocks back this weekend. When turning your clocks, test your smoke alarms and replace the batteries if needed, the American Red Cross urges. Daylight saving time ends on the first Sunday in November. On Sunday, Nov. 6 at 2 am, turn your clocks back to 1 am. Or […]

Paletas are Popsicles and Mexican Paletas are way bigger than normal ice pops, hand-made, artisanal and made with 100% natural ingredients. Photo Morelia Gourmet Paletas

Morelia Gourmet Paletas offering a free taste in Birkdale Village

Nov. 2. Morelia Gourmet Paletas, which opened recently in a kiosk at Birkdale Village, will offer free ice cream pops on Saturday, Nov. 5. As part of the grand opening celebration, Morelia will give away more than 900 paletas between noon and 6 pm at the 16940 Birkdale Commons Pkwy, Suite A, Huntersville, location. The […]

Ice skating is available on the Upper Pond of the Whitewater Center. It’s open to all ages and experience levels. Photo Whitewater Center.

You can lace up to ice skate at 2 outdoor venues this season

Nov. 1. By TL Bernthal. Two outdoor ice-skating rinks will be open to the public this season. A first-ever rink at Birkdale Village joins the Whitewater Center with ice skating starting this month. The rink at Birkdale Village will open Saturday, Nov. 19 and run through Monday, Jan. 16. The Whitewater Center skating will be […]

Photo provided by Amy Scotton

Mt. Zion Barbecue goes whole hog on Nov. 5

Oct. 30. A long-running Cornelius tradition—the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Barbecue—is Saturday, Nov. 5. A country style dining room aka the Family Life Center is the setting again; things changed to take-out only during the  pandemic. The drive-through take-out line will be in place this year. Proceeds support mission work Barbecue plates, sandwiches, BBQ […]

All welcome to attend UiC large group meeting tomorrow

Oct. 28. Ridgely Chapman, founder and CEO of Global Minds United, will speak on Race and Identity: an Intergenerational Conversation at the Unity in Community large group meeting. The meeting is 10 am to noon Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Davidson United Methodist Church Chapel, 302 S. Main St., next to the pumpkin patch. For […]

Halloween Treat Trail is Saturday

Oct. 25.  The 2nd Annual Halloween Treat Trail will be held 5:30-10 pm Saturday, Oct. 29, at Bailey Road Park. The treat trail is designed for children ages 2-12 and their families. Participants should dress up in their costumes to collect pre-packaged candy from local businesses along the trail. Though the event is free to […]