Davidson
Davidson police seek help in vandalism investigation
June 29. The Davidson Police Department is investigating two acts of vandalism of commercial property earlier this month, as the community and the nation held Juneteenth celebrations. The hateful language was removed from the building shortly after it was reported to the police, according to a news release. The owners arrived personally to ensure the […]
Merrell retiring from Davidson Community Players; replacement named
June 28. Steve Kaliski, a professor of theater at Davidson College, will take over executive director duties at Davidson Community Players from Matt Merrell, who is retiring, early in July. Kaliski’s web site says he is artistic director of New York’s Adjusted Realists and co-founder of Charlotte Conservatory Theatre in addition to studying English and […]
Davidson OKs budget with a 12.6% average tax increase
June 20. The Davidson Board of Commissioners approved the FY 2023-2024 budget this month. The seven goal areas from the Strategic Plan are: A Well-Planned and Livable Community; Historic Preservation; Connecting People and Places, Affordable Living, Equity, and Inclusion; Sustainability and Natural Assets; Economic Development; and Operational Excellence. Town staff is greatly appreciative of the […]
Kincaid Trail Greenway bridge will close for maintenance
June 19. The Kincaid Trail Greenway bridge between the Pump House at 865 South St., the former Parks & Recreation Office, and The Pines at Davidson, 400 Avinger Lane, will be closed beginning Monday, June 19 for repairs. The section will be closed for at least a week while repairs are being made. For more […]
Davidson seeks input on 251 South St. property
May 31. The Town of Davidson’s South Street Steering Committee invites residents to participate in four public input sessions on the 251 South St. property. The committee has been charged by the Davidson Board of Commissioners to seek public input to assist in developing a master plan for the property located at 251 South Street, […]
Davidson Police implement co-responder program
May 31. The Town of Davidson Police Department announced the implementation of its new co-responder program, which is contracted through CriSys and housed within the Davidson Police Department. The program provides a mobile, community-based service focused on mental health, substance use and situational crisis intervention services. Policing is a delicate balance between providing public safety […]
Climate Action Plan begins in Davidson
May 30. The Town of Davidson has contracted with Blue Strike Environmental to develop a Climate Action Plan. The plan work began April 18 and is anticipated to be completed by October 2023. Setting a goal of carbon neutrality by 2037, the Town of Davidson has been working on sustainability efforts and initiative for the […]
Town Hall closed Monday; garbage collection delay
May 25. Cornelius Town Hall and town offices will be closed Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day. In observance of the holiday, Waste Pro will be on a one day delay. Waste Pro serves Cornelius and Davidson. Town of Davidson offices, including the Town Hall and Community Center at 251 South St., will […]
Tips to keep your home safe while traveling
May 23. If you’re planning a summer trip, the Davidson Police Department offers steps you can take to keep your home secure. The goal is to prevent burglaries. Here’s the advice: Install security cameras: One of the most effective ways to deter burglars is by installing security cameras around your home. This way, you can […]
Archery range to open; come get your Katniss on
May 19. The Town of Davidson invites the community to the Fisher Farm Archery Range grand opening on Sunday, May 21. The Fisher Farm Archery Range, 21215 Shearer Rd., has been a longtime vision and dream of Davidson resident Sterling Martin who has taught numerous archery programs in the past and served on the Town […]
