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Cool avian adventure at 11 am each day
Wish you and your kids could fly above it all? How about this: You can tune into the Carolina Raptor Center’s Facebook page for Avian Home Adventure. They will go live at 11 a.m. each day with a new bird and/or topic. If you like their Facebook page, it will alert you when they are […]
Ada Jenkins open for CMS meal service
The Ada Jenkins Center in Davidson is serving as a drive-through distribution point for CMS School Nutrition Services prepackaged meals for anyone 18 and under. It’s open weekdays from 10:30 am to noon, while meals last. One breakfast and one lunch meal is available per day for anyone under the age of 18. Visitors will […]
Is it COVID-19, flu, a cold, or allergies?
Between COVID-19, influenza, the common cold and seasonal allergies, it can be tough to tell the difference between all four. To help you understand the symptoms for each condition, check out this infographic from Atrium Health Care.
Tax deadline extended to July 15
March 21. The North Carolina Department of Revenue (NCDOR) will extend the April 15 tax filing deadline to July 15 for individual, corporate, and franchise taxes to mirror the announced deadline change from the Internal Revenue Service. “Taxpayers need relief during this difficult time and my administration is bringing it,” Gov. Roy Cooper said. “I […]
Thoughts: Things tend to get better, but not the way we expect
March 22. By Chris Davis. A few years back, I came across a chart illustrating 10 market corrections known in our industry as “Bear Markets.” Having lived through five of them, the following are my memories and lessons learned. January 1973, -48%, 21 months to reach bottom. The cause? Stagflation – a combination of a […]
SBA grants Cooper’s request for disaster aid
The Small Business Administration granted Gov. Roy Cooper’s request for a disaster declaration for small businesses that are suffering economic losses due to the new Coronavirus, COVID-19. Many small businesses are desperate straits right now as the virus brings business to a near halt. At the Governor’s request, the SBA granted a disaster declaration to […]
Atrium, Novant receive millions to fight COVID-19
March 20. Billionaire David Tepper and Bank of America are making $1 million donations to major local healthcare companies to help fight COVID-19. Atrium Health Foundation and Novant Health Foundation will retain flexibility to respond to evolving and emerging needs. The donations will be used across the Carolinas; the monies will be distributed by each […]
Modern Dad’s thoughts on coronavirus…what do you say?
March 19. By Jon Show. I’m not good with words when pressed for them in uncomfortable situations. My typical response to someone when a person close to them dies is, “I’m sorry. It sucks.” I think it conveys my feelings perfectly, but I guess I’m supposed to come up with something more eloquent. […]
Home Sales for March 2020 (Cornelius / Davidson / Huntersville)
Cornelius 2/18/20 $292,000 Arthur & Yana Bayzer to HPA US1, 20539 Harbor View Dr. 2/19/20 $280,000 Michael Cox & Audra Hesse to Thomas & Kathleen Clark, 18816-11 Nautical Dr. 2/19/20 $255,000 Charles & Alexandria Nichols to Kristian & Rebecca Rasmussen, 19708 Cooperfield Pl. 2/20/20 $261,000 Marion Hoheiser to Aaron & Zviya-Crystak Ben-Yohanan, 18623 Victoria Bay […]
Incidents, Arrests and Citations as reported by the Cornelius Police Department March 19
Incidents 200311091 Larceny 19305 West Catawba Av 14:57:30 03/11/20 INA CVS 200316049 Larceny 20901 Academy St 10:59:06 03/16/20 ACT Hall, Marvin 200317106 Fraud 19305 W Catawba Av 16:24:07 03/17/20 ASN Haigler, William Arrests 200311174 (M) Second Degree Trespass Slater, John Patrick 3/30/99 M W 3/12/20 21116 Brinkley St 200313062 DWLR Not Impaired Bryant, Aubrey […]
