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LKN Chamber comes out in favor of $20 million Cornelius Park Bond

Oct. 29. The Lake Norman Chamber Board of Directors has voted to support the Town of Cornelius Park Bonds on this year’s ballot.  The Cornelius Park Bonds would make available […]

Two-day town budget retreat starts Tuesday

March 25. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius’ annual budget retreat—a strenuous, two-day work session—gets under way tomorrow at the Graylyn International Conference Center in Winston Salem. The mayor, members of the […]

Town has new, revamped website

Dec. 21. By Dave Vieser. A new website for the Town of Cornelius debuted this week. It’s at the same address: www.Cornelius.org, but there’s an entirely new layout and navigations […]

Design contract for Smithville includes extending S. Hill St.

Sept. 7. By Dave Vieser. The Cornelius Town Board unanimously approved a $165,000 contract with Dewberry Engineers to design several  infrastructure improvements in the Smithville community. They’re part of the […]

Town will tackle real estate sign rules—first time since 2010

Jan. 30. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius officials will embark upon a thorough review of regulations for temporary real estate/commercial signs. Most of these signs are of the familiar “property for […]

Commissioner calls for more local authority for some transportation issues

Jan. 9. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius Town Commissioner Denis Bilodeau says he will push for more local authority to address smaller transportation solutions “that have big results.” He’s a member […]

Coffee Chat May 2 online and in person

April 26. The Town of Cornelius will hold a Coffee Chat in person at H2 Public House at 8:30 am May 2. The event will be in person as well […]

April 4 Coffee Chat will be in-person

March 21. With COVID-19 cases falling, the Connecting Cornelius coffee chat with local government officials goes back to an in-person format April 4 at H2 Public House, formerly Harvey’s. The […]

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Residents urged to complete budget survey

Nov. 29. Once again, the town is conducting a Citizen Budget Survey to gauge how residents  feel certain subjects that the elected leaders and town employees will consider when creating […]

PARC fees increase 5%

June 22. An increase in PARC fees of 5 percent will go into effect July 1. The increase includes field, gym, tennis court and shelter rentals, with higher charges for […]