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Davidson home and property sales
Dec. 26. These property transactions in Davidson were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds Oct. 18-Nov. 18. 10/18/22 $1,225,000 Scott & Kimberly Crosbie to Erik & Kiersten Carlson, 1800 River Ford Drive 10/24/22 $385,000 Elizabeth & Jeffery Browinng to Paul & Cynthia Iaropoli, 1127 Central Park Cir. 10/27/22 $646,000 HC Davidson Walk to […]
Weekend weather: Super cold during Santa’s rounds
Dec. 22. Yes, that was thunder this morning, but rain will end today as it gets colder and colder, with temps dipping into the teens Friday night, Christmas Eve and Christmas night. It’s will be cold enough to take extra precautions around the house; pipes can freeze in this weather. Thursday’s high will only be […]
Kwanzaa to be celebrated Dec. 26-Jan. 1
Kwanzaa is the annual celebration of African-American culture, and will be celebrated Dec. 26 to Jan. 1 this year. The celebration culminates in a communal feast called Karamu, usually on the sixth day. The significance of the holiday is to celebrate African heritage, unity and culture, according to a Unity in Community posting. The holiday […]
Baby, it’s cold outside: Red Cross offers winter weather safety tips
Dec. 22. Weather experts in parts of the Greater Carolinas predict temperatures will be below average for this time of year. Besides the extreme temperatures, this bitter cold could cause power outages due to the higher demand for heating. The American Red Cross has steps you should take to stay safe during this dangerous cold […]
Huntersville Police Department seeks resident input
Dec. 21. The Huntersville Police Department asks the public to complete a “Community Survey on Public Safety & Law Enforcement.” Participation will help the department improve services, processes and reputation. The survey gathers opinions and experiences from the Huntersville community and assesses five key components involving the police department: Community Involvement, Safety, Procedural Justice, Performance, […]
Lighted boat parade reflects generosity of community
Dec. 22. The organizer of the Dec. 17 lighted boat parade called the event a huge success with more than 1,000 spectators at the three viewing areas on Lake Norman. Spectators were asked to donate a new toy,; parade organizer Colin Furcht said three trucks of toys —that’s several hundred toys—were delivered to Little Smiles, […]
Tmelines differ in Madalina’s disappearance
Dec. 19. Madalina Cojocari’s mother, Diana Cojocari, and stepfather, Christopher Palmiter, were both arrested on Dec. 17 for failure to report the disappearance of a child to law enforcement. Their bond is set at $250,000 and $200,000 respectively. Here’s a rundown, based on the arrest sheet, of what happened leading up to their arrests. It […]
4 recognized for commitment to community causes
Dec. 20. By Dave Vieser. At the final 2022 meeting of the CorneliusTown Board on Dec.19, Mayor Woody Washam took the opportunity to present four awards of excellence. The recipients are: —Michelle Hoverson with the Cornelius Community Development Corporation. —Willie Jones with the Smithville Community Coalition. —Jim Vogel with the Lake Norman Small Business […]
Davidson hires new police chief
Dec. 20. Kimber “Kim” Davidson has been named the new chief of police in Davidson. He will replace Police Chief Penny Dunn upon her retirement in January 2023. The town conducted a nationwide search and received interest from 28 applicants. The new chief His law enforcement service began at the local level when he served […]
There’s no place like the outdoors for the holidays
Dec. 20. By TL Bernthal. The most popular hunting days of the year are around Christmas. And fishing on Lake Norman is also a popular holiday activity. According to data from the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are traditionally the most active hunting days of the year. Fishing is also popular, […]
