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Ready, set, go: Mayors’ Fitness Challenge kicks off Sunday

March 10. The towns of Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville will kick off the 2023 Mayors’ Fitness Challenge Sunday, March 12, on the Bailey Road Park Football Field. The 2-4 pm event is free to the public. Wear blue for Cornelius Participants are encouraged to wear colors representing their town: Blue for Cornelius, red for Davidson, […]

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Weekender March 10-12: Comedy, fitness, music and more

Calendar Sponsors Friday, March 10 Live music 7:30-10:30 pm | March 10. Matt Bush. Thigs Cocktails LKN, 21234 Catawba Ave., Cornelius. Comedy Show 8 pm | March 10. Jesse Jones, a popular comedian who lives in Huntersville, will do a stand-up show in Cornelius. Opening acts Drew Harrison and Julie J. Tickets $10-$45 and information. […]

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Hit the trails with a Cornelius Trail Passport

March 8. The town’s Parks & Rec Department is challenging residents to visit all nine greenways and trails associated with its new Cornelius Trail Passport. From Monday, March 13- Wednesday, Sept. 30, be on the lookout for green check-in signs, which will each have a QR code. By checking-in at all nine locations, you will […]

On the Roxx will open in its new location

On the Roxx opening Saturday in new location

March 7. By TL Bernthal. On the Roxx will re-open in its new location on Saturday, March 11. The grand opening will be 9 pm to 1 am and features DJ Aron. There is no cover and there will be drink specials. Earlier this year, On the Roxx owner Dante Spino said he was moving […]

ASC opportunity for artists interested in ‘Going Public’

March 6. ASC is accepting qualifications from professional, regional artists for participation in Going Public: A Public Art Incubator. This series of workshops will help artists better understand the process behind public art, from applying to commissions and working with stakeholders and communities to making their vision a reality. The new deadline to apply is Monday, […]

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Unity in Community encourages residents to voice support for affordable housing

March 6. Unity in Community is urging residents to attend tonight’s Town Board meeting to show support for affordable housing in Cornelius. During the meeting, a public hearing on the recommendations of the Land Use Task Force is scheduled. Land use policies that limit density and building heights may make it difficult to impossible to […]

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Weekly calendar March 6-12: Music, comedy, trivia, euchre and more

Calendar Sponsors   Tuesday, March 7 Tacos & Tequila Tuesdays 5-10 pm | March 7. Food truck and half off tequila flights. Thigs Cocktails LKN, 21234 Catawba Ave., Cornelius. Music Bingo 6:30-8:30 pm | March 7. Three rounds of prizes and free to play. Eleven Lakes Brewing, 10228 Bailey Rd. Suite 201, Cornelius. Thinkin’ & […]

Weekender March 3-5: Farmers market, concerts, Mooresville birthday, Purim carnival

Calendar Sponsors Here’s a line-up of weekend fun: Friday, March 3 Live music 7:30-10:30 pm | March 3. Nathan Dowdy. Thigs Cocktails LKN, 21234 Catawba Ave., Cornelius. Saturday, March 4 Davidson Farmers Market 9 am – noon | March 4.  Winter Market. No pets. Downtown Davidson. Beer School 101 1-2:30 pm | March 4. David […]

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Huntersville planners reject new Birkdale Village plan

March 1. By TL Bernthal. The new Birkdale Village plan failed to get Planning Board support last night, with five members voting against a motion to approve the revised plan. Board members Frank Gammon and Stephen Swank supported approving the plan, while Chris Boyd, Trina Loomis, Greg Barber, Jeff Sny and Jodi Wright voted to […]

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March events that could give you a break from the madness

Calendar Sponsors Wednesday, March 1 2022-23 Kelley Lecture – Alicia Gutierrez-Romine 7:30 – 9 pm | March 1. Title: “Vagueness and the Law: Dobbs, Abortion, and the Lessons we Refuse to Learn from History.” Alicia Gutierrez-Romine is an associate professor of U.S. History at La Sierra University with an emphasis on California, the U.S.-Mexico border, […]