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Police blotter: June 26-July 2
As reported by the Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 240627022 Larceny 18501 Harbor Light Blvd 09:15:30 06/27/24 ASN Dishner, Kathee 240702021 B&E Commercial 17811 Statesville Rd 07:10:13 07/02/24 ACT Adams Electric Arrests Arrest Charge Defendant DOB Gender Race Date Address 240626093 AWDW Serious Injury Livingston, Delante Robert 1/8/1993 M […]
Weather: Hot streak underway for Independence Day and the weekend
July 3. We’re closing the Cornelius Today weather station, high atop Cornelius Today World Headquarters in honor of Independence Day. So here’s the weather forecast for the next six days: 90s, possible thunderstorms in the afternoon. Wednesday: Sunny, high near 90. Light south wind. Independence Day: Mostly sunny, high near 96. Southwest wind around 6 […]
Newsletter holiday schedule: We’ll see you July 8
July 3. In observance of Independence Day, the offices of Cornelius Today and Business Today will be closed July 4 and July 5. The daily e-newsletter will resume on July 8.
Fall Arts Festival is accepting applications from artisits
July 2. Are you a visual artist? The Town of Davidson is accepting applications for the Fall Arts Festival Saturday, Sept.14 downtown and South Main Street. The deadline for artists to submit applications is 5:00 p.m. Sunday, August 25, 2024. Applications and registration forms are available at www.townofdavidson.org/fallartsfestival. Questions? Contact Economic Development Director Kim Fleming […]
New officers for historic society
July 1. The Members of Olde Huntersville Historic Society have elected the following officers: President – Jamie Wideman Jamie and her husband Kevin have lived in Huntersville for 4 years. Jamie is a native of Kannapolis and has spent most of her life in the Lake Norman area. She is an avid reader of historical […]
Huntersville pickleball/tennis courts closed for repairs
July 1. The Holbrook Park pickleball/tennis courts will be closed in July for court resurfacing and renovations. The work is expected to be completed Aug. 1, according to Huntersville Parks & Recreation.
Police blotter: June 19-25
As reported by the Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 240620052 Robbery Strong 20125 N Main St 11:21:00 06/20/24 CAA Noyes, Cody James 240621022 B&E Commercial 17811 Statesville Rd 07:20:08 06/21/24 ASN Precision Plumbing 240622088 Fraud 9217 Glenashley Dr 23:27:19 06/22/24 ASN Buchanan, Regina 240625094 Larceny 19501 Statesville Rd 17:11:00 […]
Weekend Weather
June 28. Look for more height-of-summer weather with temps in the 90s Saturday and Sunday and the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms. Heads up: Independence Day will be a scorcher. Friday: Partly sunny, high near 89, chance of thunderstorms after 3 pm. Saturday: Partly sunny, high near 90, Possible showers and thunderstorms. Sunday: Partly sunny, high […]
Fireworks: What’s legal, what’s not
June 28. Davidson Police have put out a press release about fireworks in advance of Independence Day next week. Every year more than 50,000 fires are caused by fireworks and close to 11,000 people are treated for injuries related to fireworks. As per the North Carolina General Statute, explosive fireworks are prohibited for personal use. […]
Davidson adds another concert series to its roster
June 28. The Town of Davidson has a new Concert Series – Music & Makers – held on the fifth Saturday of the month. The first of two concerts in this series is on 2-8 pm Saturday, June 29. Main Street businesses will feature handmade items produced by local makers. Take advantage of the Social […]
