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Cornelius Police launch 2020 Adopt-A-Family for the Holidays program
Nov. 10. The 2020 Adopt-A-Family for the Holidays with the Cornelius Police Department is underway. If you are interested in sponsoring a family, please click here to fill out your information by Friday, November 27 and the Cornelius Police Department will match you with a family in Cornelius. Cornelius PD will provide you with a wish […]
Police blotter: Incidents, arrests, citations Oct. 28-Nov. 3
As reported by the Cornelius Police Department Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 201028073 Larceny 10500 Washam Potts Rd 08:54:00 10/28/20 ASN Saldana, Jorge 201028075 B&E Residential 19420 One Norman Bv 09:00:00 10/28/20 ASN Haddon, Tanner 201028096 Fraud 17824 Statesville Rd 12:07:00 10/28/20 ASN Grainda Builders 201028097 B&E Vehicle 21006 Harken Dr 12:16:00 […]
This year’s PYC Lighted Boat Parade for members only
Nov. 9. The 24th annual Lighted Boat Parade at the Peninsula Yacht Club will be for members only in 2020 to control attendance during the pandemic. Next year, the club hopes to open the event to the public again, a manager said Sunday. But this year, because of the coronavirus pandemic and public health restrictions, […]
Food Lion honors veterans Nov. 11
Nov. 9. In honor of Veterans Day, Food Lion will offer a 10 percent discount on Wednesday, Nov. 11, to active and retired military personnel to show its appreciation for neighbors who are serving or have served in the United States Armed Forces. To receive the discount, active military, veterans and their families should present […]
Register now for Santa Paws
Nov. 9 . Cornelius PARC and program partner Davidson Parks & Recreation invite people and their pups to this event 1-3 pm Sunday December 6 to get a photo with Santa on the Davidson end of the Antiquity Greenway by the Davidson Parks & Rec office, 865 South St. Priority registration for Cornelius and Davidson residents […]
10 processed foods you don’t have to apologize for eating
Nov. 9. We all know that most processed food are loaded with salt, sugar, fats. That also makes them delicious, fun and easy to gorge on. Many of us are working or attending school from home just steps away from well-stocked pantries, working different schedules or gobbling down snacks in search of a little comfort […]
Weekend weather
Nov. 6. If you think today’s weather is awesome—sunny and low 70s—look for more of the same this weekend. The National Weather Service is calling for possible patchy fog before 11 am, then mostly sunny with a high near 72. Saturday night, low around 56, then Sunday will be partly sunny with a high near […]
Fire causes serious damage to Bethelwood Lane home
Nov. 6. Updated. A fire in the 20500 block of Bethelwood Lane caused considerable damage to a large lakefront home early this morning. Cornelius-Lemley Volunteer Fire Dept. officials said the call came in from a fire alarm just before 3 am. Soon thereafter a 911 call came in, fire officials said. All residents and pets […]
PARC Commission openings
Nov. 5. The Cornelius PARC Commission has two openings and are seeking residents passionate about parks, greenways, recreation, arts and athletics and have a willingness to serve. The group meets at Town Hall the first Thursday of each month at 5:30 pm. These are three-year terms, which will begin in February 2021, and all applicants […]
Local voting detail: Strong showing for Trump, Tillis
Nov. 4. By Dave Yochum. The presidential race may still be up in the air nationwide, but that’s not the case in Cornelius. All four precincts went decisively for President Trump, more than two to one at 242/Jetton and almost two to one at 208/Bethel Presbyterian Church. Likewise, US Sen. Thom Tillis, who started his […]
