Cornelius
Survivor artists seek healing from trauma of domestic and sexual assault through art
April 12. Artist Meredith Connelly of Cornelius is the curator of the UNBOUND exhibition of more than 50 works from assault survivors at Charlotte Art League. Connelly has dedicated herself to answer these questions: How do you give voice to …? How do you elicit conversation on …? How do you create understanding about experiences […]
Bucket list dream for Davidson College professor checked off
April 12. Davidson College Professor Mark Sutch’s life-long dream of appearing on Jeopardy! came true, when the episode he recorded in January finally debuted on TV last night. Sutch, a theater professor at Davidson College from Concord, and Kat Jepson, an artist originally from Virginia Beach, Virginia, were challenging Robbi Ramirez, a writer from Orlando, […]
Hugh Torance House and Store releases annual report, and looks ahead
April 11. The Hugh Torance House and Store Inc., a 32 year-old non-profit in Huntersville, last year invested in a fresh approach to reach more people, connect more deeply with our local stories, and share our local history through place-based experiences. In addition, a new web-site and new marketing were launched to promote our programming […]
Weekly calendar April 10-16: Madalina’s birthday, Auto show, musical performances, movies and more
Calendar Sponsors Blood drive 10 am – 2 pm | April 10. Registration is appreciated, but walk-ins are always welcome. Donors will receive a t-shirt, $20 gift card, and complimentary wellness check-up. OneBlood blood mobile at Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave. April 10-June 2 Irvin Law Group and Friends 9 am – 5 pm Monday-Friday; […]
National Pet Day is tomorrow; learn how your dog or cat can do a good deed
April 10. Pets can need blood transfusion while being treated for trauma or for surgery. The Blood Connection is urging pet owners to consider having their dog or cat donate blood. Mobile blood drives will be held in Huntersville, Concord and Charlotte this month. In celebration of National Pet Day on April 11, The Blood […]
Town offices, Cornelius Today closed Friday
April 6. Town offices in Cornelius, Davidson and Hunetersville will be closed Good Friday. Cornelius Today | Business Today office will be closed Friday as well. Cornelius Cornelius Town Hall will close April 7 in observance of Good Friday. It will reopen Monday, April 10. Waste collection will take place on its normal schedule. […]
Weekender April 6-9: Concert at Birkdale, Girls Night Out, Sippin’ Saturday
Calendar Sponsors Here’s what is happening this weekend. Thursday, April 6 Duck and Bunny hopping around Huntersville 10-11 am | April 6. Come for a craft and take photos with Duck and Bunny. Holbrook Park, 100 Sherwood Dr., Huntersville. Senior Dance 3:30 – 4:30 pm | Thursdays. This free class is designed for senior […]
Coming next week: Irvin Law Group and Friends at the Cain Center
April 5. Irvin Law Group presents Irvin Law and Friends, a multi-medium exhibition that serves as a fundraiser, at the Cain Center For The Arts. Irvin Law and Friends is a privately lent exhibit from Irvin Law Group that has become a tradition at the Cain Center for the Arts. This wide range of artwork, […]
You bring the tent, Cornelius Parks & Rec will bring the fun
April 5. The Cornelius Parks & Recreation is offering an Outdoor Cinema Series Family Campout on May 6-7. Register in advance and bring your tent a showing of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, then stay to camp at on the baseball field at Torrence Chapel Park, 21309 Torrence Chapel Road. Cornelius residents can register starting […]
Suspect in shooting apparently on foot near Nantz Road
April 3. By Dave Yochum. Police are looking for a white woman about 66 years old after a shooting in Ramsey Creek Park. She is thought to be on foot farther down Nantz Road which was blocked around 8 pm. Police said she is armed and dangerous. If you see her call 911. [Update April […]
