The shred event will take place on 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat., Sept. 18 behind Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave. Rain date Sept. 25.
Ellis Vienne, who played soccer at Hopewell High School, scored the game-winning goal at the University of Kentucky's opening soccer match. He is the son of Michael and Loraine Ellis Vienne, who live on Booth Bay Court.
Cornelius Presbyterian Church is hosting Family Health Fair, a 4-week program starting Sept. 14.
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Davidson College Presbyterian Church will sponsor a blood drive in conjunction with the American Red Cross 2-7 p.m. Mon., Sept. 13. The drive will take place in the church’s Congregation House, 218 Concord Rd., Davidson. Donors are asked to help “Go for the Goal” of 58 pints donated. In the spirit of the football season, donors are invited to dress in their favorite team’s colors. Refreshments will be served. Advance donor appointments may be made by contacting Miriam Bode at mgb1314@att.net or 704-896-1317. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Citations, arrests and accidents Aug. 16-23, 2010, as reported by the Cornelius Police Department.
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Time is running out to register for fall sports including flag football, lacrosse, baseball and soccer.
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Jim Beauchamp of Cornelius attended the annual luau at the Senior Center on West Catawba Ave. Duck Pond contestants won prizes ranging from coffee cups and koozies to vases and calculators.
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Our Towns Habitat for Humanity ReStore team signed a lease for the former Staples location on highway 150, behind Wendy’s and in front of Wal-Mart. This location will be the second ReStore location in the Lake Norman area. The Cornelius location will also remain open for business.
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A farmer's market will be held 5-8 p.m. every Friday through October at the gazebo in Jetton Village. There will be produce stands, baked goods with jams and honey, jewelry, herbs and plants, flower bouquets, organic beef, cheeses and seafood.
There's some great dogs and cats to be had! Click on full story for the Cornelius Animal Shelter Inventory
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JOANNE AHERN
In honor of National Senior Center month (September), I want to let you know more about the senior center.
The North Mecklenburg Senior Center is part of a larger non-profit organization called the Charlotte Mecklenburg Senior Centers Inc.
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MARSHA COOK Silver Threads Columnist
Don Miguel Ruiz b ook's – "The Four Agreements" – was first published in 1997. In this issue of Silver Threads, I will share the First Agreement with you that is outlined in his book. As you know, I have written a little book called “QAC – The Smallest Personal Strategy Book You’ll Ever Need.” It is a common sense approach for listening to the many questions we find are swirling about in our thoughts at any given moment and awakening to the power we hold within to choose anything and everything in our lives. It is the common sense aspect that is most important. The Four Agreements is also written with great common sense.
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Area Events (235)Art exhibit Baby fair CPR class Prostate screenings NFL-Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick contest
Rural Hill's 'Amazing Maze' opens Labor Day weekend Habitat for Humanity earmarked for donation at Restaurant X Thursday Bluegrass Saturdays Country Music in the Park Mt. Zion offering class for financial makeovers
'Touch A Truck' for kids, families Oct. 3 in Kenton Place
Habitat festival Sept. 12 Cornelius Concert Series at Mt. Zion starts Sept. 19 Poker Run 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' at Explorium Aug. 13 Kiwanis golf outing has sponsorships opportunities Hawaiian Luau for seniors set for Aug. 18 80-plus Boat Hosts on deck for Big Day at the Lake VI
Hot August Night party National Night Out Jazz, fireworks July 24 Lake Norman over 45 Singles
Casino Cruise Aspiring Artists Exhibit Antique car show Turtle race Saturday at Midtown Sundries Wine & Food Festival this weekend at Kenton Place
Wine Cruise Symphony in the Park Time flies: Committee plans reunion N. Meck Class of '80 Golf tournament 'Choose You' day is Wednesday Spring festival Advice from McIntosh Law
Class on preventing falls at Senior Center North Meck GOP Women to meet Skin cancer screening Blood drive on Friday Singles Party & Dance Pancake Breakfast Holocaust remembrance program April 18 About the financial crisis Bluegrass Festival Warehouse players present Guns & Hoses Softball Game Poker run May 1 benefits
St. Jude's Hospital Fitness day April 20 for 55+ Charity rowing regatta Myrick is guest speaker New exhibit, gallery crawl Ada Jenkins fundraiser Great Chili Cook Off Habitat Car Show Concert, mission fair at Mt. Zion LKN Kiwanis pancake breakfast is March 13 Huntersville Brass concert Raise the Roof Free Session on Bankruptcy Senior Fitness Day looking for sponsors Fundraiser at grand opening Fundraiser at grand opening GOP meeting Miss Race City USA Exhibit, artist's reception Pancakes and talent 'Heart of Hope' gala is Feb. 13 Have A Heart Women’s health day Chocolate & Wine Tasting Red hot play Robin Hayes guest speaker Zumbathon at Core Fitness
Marina/Boating Safety Day Prevent bullying Ping Pong Rotary clock fundraiser Road Rally Sponsors sought ICE Gala sold-out;
donations still sought Hope House fundraiser Hadassah Square Dance GOP Women meeting Hadassah to meet Jan. 19
at Ada Jenkins Center McCrory to speak at
LKN Chamber fete Bankruptcy options:
Discussion Jan. 25 School Day Out Teen Ski Trip Based on resolutions, Cornelius
promises to be a better place in 2010 Singles New Year’s Eve Bash Trains for a Cure display Senior News November Trewth to play Cornelius Concert Series Christmas play Carols and fellowship Collections for homeless pets Dinner speech topic: Homeland security Fall Yard Sale Mt. Zion concert series Home security seminar Children's Choirs Christmas Chili Cook-Off Free concert Holiday Celebration 2009 Cocoa with Santa Hanukkah Party Aging and depression:
discussion is Nov. 13 GOP club event Charity Santa photo events Cornelius Concert Series: Sounds of music at Mt. Zion Cornelius Candidate Forum Oct. 8 Boo-Bash 2009 Learn about local food sources Singles Over 45 NMHS BBQ fundraiser Amazing Maize Maze Pig Pickin’ & Politickin’ Rally All American Dog Show Big Band in the Park Walk-a-thon for ALS Free document shredding Reverse mortgage info session DARE Golf Tournament Fall fashion show Youth lacrosse programs Bluegrass festival Rotary yard sale Rotary Wine Spectacular Juggling Festival Jazz in the Park Manny Rashet Art Exhibit Shalom festival Dance, drumming class Health fair LKN Teen Council Gala fundraiser Internet Safety seminar Enter to win Big Pink Jeep Cardio dance class Golf tournament for
Senior Center LKN YMCA Triathlon LKN YMCA Triathlon Car wash benefit Cancer fundraiser at Marina Shores MI-Connection celebration Woman’s Club primer Flag football registration Kids art reception Wii on the wall Crush a Clunker July 25 Picnic for the Pantry Artwork on display Outdoor movies Pilates for beginners Swing Dance classes Beach Bash in Park Singles over 45 dance Bank hosts shredding days VBS at LKN Baptist Basketball camp Juggling Celebration Let's juggle Energy efficiency seminar Home improvement
trade show 2009 Cowbell Challenge Art exhibit, reception Drumfest Internet safety seminar VBS at Point of Grace VBS: Camp E.D.G.E. Caring Hearts fundraiser Blood drive at
American Legion Asian Festival,
Dragon Boat race Jetton Park Sprint Triathlon photo w/ caption & text center photo w/ caption and text Community blood drive $10 micro chip for pets Public meetings for
regional bicycle plan Group hopes to shape what region will become ID theft, fraud workshop Is tree protection one hill too late? Art auction LKN Teen Council 's
End of Year Bash Investor education seminar “Nothing But Nets” Child car seat check 5K run, BBQ, grill competition Art, jazz, fireworks Flea market benefits
Friends' animal rescue Tea Party tonight Car show to benefit
Habitat's Youth United Journey to the Cross Caring Hearts fundraiser Family Arts Day CAE spring session, camps Free Cone Day for the dogs Watercolors workshop Bluegrass Festival Summer sports camps Teen driving
information session Gallery Crawl Surgical weight loss Free seminar on
lumbar spinal stenosis Easter egg hunt Home tour to raise money
for Habitat for Humanity Festival in Mooresville Golf tournament to benefit
Grace Covenant Academy Calling all artists
Identity theft: What documents should you shred? MS fundraiser A Taste of Art Photography exhibit Domestic violence awareness seminar Apply now for Art on the Green Valentine Spaghetti Benefit Making Valentines Photographer develops introductory photo class Gallery opening reception Friday Soup’s on Leaders conference scheduled Women's group forming
for those in new situations High school sailing,
rowing team training Bricks pave way for dog shelter Cornelius Concert Series Winter Babygarten Classes Artist workshop Youth lacrosse program Caring Hearts meets Jan. 6 Register now for CAP classes Ribbon-cutting at Davidson Day Concert sponsored by
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Poker run Sept. 18 benefits Veterans Monument Visionaries wanted: 'Dream' phase of Navigate Cornelius under way Her business is for a good cause — others The greening of Cornelius, one $100,000 roadster at a time
Biting off more than you can chew Cornelius Fire Department's hot new boat The land endures: Lilyan Hunter remembers Old Cornelius Accidental fall results in death, new push for legislative reform
Service for Stephanie Hicks, who fell at Harris Teeter, is Aug. 17 National Night Out Jon Hair completes bust of Wild Bill Hickok for poker tourney Home recycling made easy Feeling a call to volunteer? How to give back Officer Kenny Russell goes where the wild things are National Night Out THE FEUD. The Proud. The Commissioners.
Lively debate, countless departmental emails, flow through town’s internal email morning, noon, night Transportation issues grow more complex with Charlotte transit switches Aquesta posts 36 percent gain in net during second quarter Big Day 6: A good time was had by ALL Remembering when Cornelius had a theater, general stores and a special tree We’re a town of shoppers, among other things And “The Biggest Cheese in Town” award goes to … Faith & Life - July Who will yield to demands of growth and road improvements? Local Pro Fisherman takes home prize on the 2010 FLW Bass Tour
Our Towns Habitat for Humanity
will be part of Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative
Cornelius Elementary: New principal is an open book Charlotte symphony comes to EnergyExplorium Troop 10 has three new Eagle Scouts Special Report: Economic Development
Economic development: Building economy through jobs Traffic roundabout contemplated for Torrence Chapel at Catawba Cornelius ratifies $175K in funding for libraries Help Cornelius navigate the future Visit Lake Norman raises $735 for Big Day at the Lake Cornelius ponders lake patrols in wake of waterfront crime What Dads give their children Community Impact Day Mike Griffin: New EDC chair to unify recruiting I remember when: Cornelius was a town of 1,500 Faith & Life Award of Excellence for Cornelius' finance director 4th of July Celebration XO Restaurant hosts Big Day at the Lake Night Cornelius pays respects to veterans on Memorial Day Welcoming, open plaza to honor Cornelius U.S. veterans
Rising tide of lake-related crime results in 2 arrests on Harbor Light
Budget drama at Town Hall Red (letter) Day Civil civic debate: Nowadays it’s done online In local politics, winners start in the minor leagues Aquesta Bank announces positive 1st quarter operating profits Help Navigate Cornelius into the future May 20, May 21 Faith & Life 3 Cannon students from Cornelius earn Duke TIP recognition Cornelius ponders lake patrols in wake of waterfront crime The Charlotte Dragon Boat/Asian Festival Student from Cornelius to study in China this summer Mother's Day Special The First 150 Days: New Commissioners Get High Marks
Lake Norman Realty acquires Davidson agency
Social whirl New gateway building for Cornelius on Hwy. 21 at Catawba Ave. Business owners: Make a difference in a teen's life New Eagle Scout from Troop 72 Straw poll: Tax rate in Cornelius likely to hold at 27.5 cents 'Mission Possible' picking up furniture, books, decor, TVs Student volunteers Senior Fitness: A (brisk) walk in the park with Joanne Ahern
Peninsula Club hires new head golf professional Sen. Burr coming May 14 to speak at LKN Chamber Business partners hope that cookie praise leads to profit Float that boat: Cornelius Lemley Fire Boat Coming in July Town Launches Design Competition For Cornelius Veterans Monument Steering committee appointed for Comprehensive Master Plan Noteworthy home show makes 2010 comeback in Cornelius Faith & Life Hydrating drink for dogs is brain-child of local women Thanks to the Alexander family, Cornelius is cow town for many Diverging diamond: New interchange idea sparkles Cornelius fire chief supports new-home
fire sprinklers as debate heats up Picasso's Sports Cafe to open in Shoppes on the Green Antiquity development feels growth pains at 9 years old Dragon Boat race, festival coming to lake May 15 Lovenotes: Music for the unborn class at Mt. Zion United Methodist Hopewell's foreign exchange students bring smiles to host families There’s no place like home for sniper who served in Baghdad Oklahoma pro leads FLW tour bass tournament event
Cornelius Library, 11 other branches survive chopping block for now Library To Weigh Options; Meeting March 29 At Town Hall
Scout helps four-legged friends
Going fishin': 300 top anglers from around the world gather Donations to save 12 library branches reaches almost $70,000 so far View of the world from Catawba Avenue
Our perspective is changing with rail option, growth, regionalism Visit Lake Norman lands local professional bass angler to promote LKN Cornelius library will be closed April 3 due to funding cuts Water Task Force Indicates Drips At CMUD New gallery owner paints a bright future for art Hot water: CMUD final report has Tarte, Bensman at odds Lake Norman EDC launches capital campaign Visit Lake Norman CVB pins wrestling tournament's economic impact Hockey for Haiti puts $10,000 in the net Aquesta 500 = Animal shelter donation Youth United get matching grant My, what big recycling bins you have RJ Gators closes, other restaurants open in Cornelius Cornelius taxes: Is a rebate on real estate taxes a good or bad idea? FDIC reports Cornelius banks have $590 million in deposits Faith & Life Wrestling tournament expected to generate hotel stays Bob Kunkleman, local legend in real estate, dies Cornelius junior skier is Olympic bound Navigating Cornelius—for the next 20 years Cornelius town meeting Monday features open discussion SICK RETAIL: WHAT'S IN STORE FOR CORNELIUS? Design integrity: Town tries earnestly to put best face forward Diverging Diamond: Drivers say new overpass layout is a gem Faith & Life Celebrating 10 years in newest home Biggest gift: Learning to sell Warehouse accommodates theater lovers On tap for Rotary Club at Bethel Presbyterian Church
New Officers at Lake Norman Executive Board JV Washam Elementary Teacher of the Year selected Snow Days: Could more white stuff arrive on Saturday? Cornelius Library branch celebrates 10th anniversary at current site Library system opens Job Help Center for unemployed Cornelius unplugged: Duke transformer that failed is fixed
LKN Chamber fete Electric rate hike may spark review of ElectriCities income, capital plans Animal Planet: Cornelius is home to many wild, furry, feathered animals Westmoreland Athletic Center developer to be selected within weeks Looking into the future of our money matters Beef with LKNEDC may come out in the open Tuesday night
Pizza, Pasta and the Principal Cornelius Police charge 3 in New Year's Eve home break-in Presbyterian Hospital Huntersville opens 2 new centers Faith & Life
Town of Cornelius Plans Major Projects for Later This Year Advice from a seasoned traveler and ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ survivor Thinking about one's age gets old: Age isn't defining issue for seniors
New office manager at Allen Tate in Cornelius Cornelius grandpa pens a Christmas book Santa, eight reindeer headed to North America; due in Cornelius late tonight
Town clerk retires after a decade of service Games are a gift year-round, not just at holidays Don’t let thieves steal your holiday joy Faith & Life Toy drive delivery with whistles, bells and well wishes Update from CMUD New ad-hoc Cornelius eco-devo group scores three wins Retailers optimistic about holiday sales
Seasonal job seekers still may have tough time Frustration over water bills gets CMUD's attention Cornelius loses a young father, husband, cancer fighter Complaints about water bills trickling into CMUD Momentous occasion(s) at Town Hall Wise Guys at Christmas in Davidson Second Annual Lake Norman Community Challenge Have upper-bracket home prices hit bottom? Faith & Life
Planning a party?
Savor the season with these tips for entertaining Cornelius decorator joins Top Women Business Leaders Resident's "Miracle on the Hudson" tale, aftermath is part of new book Crafts & Gift Show 2009 at Mt. Zion UMC Goal is united to help animals, but fur flies over best tactics On the path to bicycling around Lake Norman ... someday North Mecklenburg Rotary annual Golf for Food is Dec. 14 Feral felines causing cat fur-or at animal shelter Sophia’s smile and her family’s love touched many lives New street signs considered for West Catawba Town Commission to Discuss Easing Sign Policies at Dec. 7 Meeting
Town board OKs new medical office building Sign, sign everywhere a sign. Blocking out the scenery, or business? Lula Bell Houston stepping out with the Top Cats Cornelius One is growing green on its rooftop Restaurant closes in Magnolia Estates Plaza RINKER, TRAVIS ELECTED, THREE
INCUMBENTS KEEP COMMISSION SEATS
Clock is ticking for another year on massive Augustalee project Aquesta Bank buys insurance firm with offices in LKN, Kannapolis FLW Outdoors announces 2010 circuit schedules LKN fishing tournament reels in the dough March of Dimes breakfast raises $40,000 Big Day at the Lake auction now on eBay Mission trips built friendships and appreciation School celebrates 40th birthday Faith & Life Faith-based short film to be photographed in Cornelius Cornelius Candidate Forum and BBQ Oct. 8 benefits Senior Center
Candidate’s Degrees Come Under Scrutiny From Opponents
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Beyond the face is a heart Cornelius Animal Shelter Woo-hoo! We're celebrating West Catawba's opening Businesses see economic boost in W. Catawba project Town board OK's hiring 6-member police traffic unit Popular Commissioner withdraws from Town Board race Senior Center donation Wher-rena weighing anchor after 43 years You can help name new high school, pick colors and mascot Faith & Life Washington may not have slept here,
but Cornelius is alive with history Gamble Family Reunion Augustalee: No news is not good news Capitalstreet Financial Raided and Shut Down in Cornelius;
Many invested in excess of $700K in boiler room operation Burglary, kidnapping reported in Cornelius; police looking for stolen truck Sharing memories, having a ball Members of Troop 82 trek Philmont, New Mexico A crowded field means many options for Cornelius voters Cornelius Family Restaurant hangs up oven mitts North Meck Senior Director Reports More Than $36,000 in Gifts Connection Church holding last service Cornelius Bromont Loses Project at Auction; Negotiations Under Way New principal, new day at Cornelius Elementary School Registered sex offender moving out of upscale home 4-screen, first run theater coming to Davidson LKN Kiwanis help make up a shortfall SOS: Car wash, dinner cruise benefit Senior Center Back to School Bash Faith and Life Focus on kids keeps Senior Tour star in the swing of things Cornelius celebrates National Night Out Technical default at Augustalee has officials looking for answers Big Day 5: A good time was had by ALL Amazing Jane Food fight breaks out in Harris Teeter’s deli department Disaster drill for hospitals to conclude this afternoon Visit LakeNorman’s annual report measures success by the numbers County Commissioner Bentley officially supports swimming at parks Restaurant wants relief from sign law to help bottom line Pilot’s license allows cost-efficient, quick response to distant customers
Cornelius company finds savings in thin air Cornelius teen wins National American Miss title Golf tournament to benefit Senior Center Developer gets OK for 'green' Cornelius One development Residents sign up for sidewalks 11 candidates for five commission seats; Tarte unopposed on Nov. ballot
Susan Medlin not seeking re-election to Town Board
Traffic circle hits roadblock at Hwy. 21, but concept gains speed Bingo and more at Senior Center Local Lions Club organizes child safety program Faith & Life Four-wheel drive Softball camp for girls runs July 20-24 at Smithville Park Police investigate deaths of elderly couple Caring Hearts Foundation closing down Head over heels Learning abounds
Cornelius residents share school, life nuggets Developer seeks OK to build more, but smaller, homes Indoor skate park to be called The Board Room SkatePark Celebrating the 4th ... Cornelius Style Walgreens to open with 25-30 workers Author a plan for success, a small book Funding cut may close North Meck Senior Center A Big Day at the Lake 5 looking for volunteer boaters Mayoral proclamation made for Big Day at the Lake Mayor Tarte to run for re-election; others declare for bipartisan commission races Developer plans mixed-use project for vintage West Catawba property Neighbors distribute fliers about sex offender near Peninsula
Walgreens on track to open this fall with 25 to 30 employees If there's no rain, expect a quicker exit at Jetton, W. Catawba traffic light Meeting tonight on sex offender near The Peninsula Small remodeling projects can bring rewards in value, energy savings Hiring an expert
Working with a professional to get job done right, at right cost Attention weekend warriors
Weigh options before trying a do-it-yourself remodel Cornelius businessman attends Tea Party in Raleigh
Registered sex offender settles near The Peninsula Historic Preservation tries more catholic approach,
broadening scope to churches Attention: Cornelius Long-timers, Old-timers A Kinder, Gentler Cornelius?
What a Difference 10 mph Might Make Noah luck: 40 days of rain delayed W. Catawba project Ramping up for skateboard park business Faith & Life Hands on deck for Operation Curbside Clean-up Lake access plans sinking fast for this summer Operation Curbside Clean-up Ovation Wireless Management expands in Cornelius Smiles and fun at fundraiser net over $4,000 Fundraiser Wednesday for assistance dog needed by 6-year-old boy Managing concerns about falls Town commissioners a-twitter about who’s paying attention Memorial Day program in town
Home technology: It's time to keep up with the Jetsons Aquesta Bank honors teacher for impact on students Tommy Knox Honored for Decades of Service to Troop 72, Scouting Austere Budget Presented to Town Officials for Consideration Adopt a turtle now for Saturday's Turbo Turtle Race fundraiser
We’re listening, Mayor says, as residents oppose parts of Highway 21 plan Faith and Life Business owners, residents want to be heard on growth issues The Hacienda House: It's so big. So what is it?
Chrysler Dealers, Despite Bankruptcy, Say Business As Usual WHAT CAN WE DO TO MAKE CORNELIUS EVEN BETTER? Cornelius Animal Shelter taking shape AND THE WINNER IS ... COMMON SENSE DECORATING
FROM THREE EXPERTS IN CORNELIUS North Mecklenburg Senior Center’s Knit & Crochet Club Upscale Sheraton Four Points Hotel Checking Into Cornelius Mayoral homecoming Family fun and games, Scots style Aquesta Puts First Quarter Solidly in the Black, CEO 'Optimistic' Aye Laddies and Lassies, Scottish Festival Underway at Historic Rural Hill Ahoy mates! Lake Norman Fish Tourney Weighs in at $1.1 million
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GETTING READY FOR THE DOGS 3 Cornelius Commissioners Sideswipe Transportation Advisory Board
Is what’s good for business also good for Cornelius?
A wonderful honor Hannah is more than hoppy with her Honey Bunny Almost 100 Scottish clans represented
at new Loch Norman Highland Games Helping Hands
FAITH AND LIFE: What’s the best thing to do with that tax refund?
Choosing a bank:
Consider what you want, need before plunking down your dollars PROTECTING AGAINST IDENTITY THEFT
MUMPO will put Augustalee roadways on TIP vote in April Not So Odd Couple
WEST CATAWBA, OUR GOLDEN AVENUE OF BANKS Class act: Entrepreneurial parents open new school
FAITH ISSUES: HOW CAN I UNDERSTAND WHAT'S GOING ON?
Restaurant owners find LKN an answer to prayers IMAGINE STARTING A BUSINESS; CORNELIUS AUTHOR DID JUST THAT Three’s No Crowd For This Couple On Special First Valentine’s Day Here’s What Goes Into A Lasting Love OUR PETS: IT'S DOGGED LOVE TENDERS ON FRONT BURNER; 131 MAIN PLANS GROWTH Young ignites photo gallery for Station 1 firefighters Districts of Cornelius: Are we big enough
and diverse enough for districts? Active Adults Are Having A Blast In Their Heyday
FIRST FOOTIN' A CLEANER LAKE FOR EVERYONE Take a Scottish step into New Year Cornelius on ice Inland Sea Hunt New food concept set for Cornelius Animal shelter groundbreaking BestBuy Mooresville gives to Big Day at the Lake Celebrations of season warmed
by memories and traditions By the grace of God, a leader serves Keep that choo-choo chugging this holiday Home Sales (21)Let's Get Economical (12)Member Area (0)New Corporations (19)News from around town (236)Community shred event Vienne scores game-winning goal for Wildcats Blood drive Family Health Fair Police Report Police Report Youth sports Ducks, unlimited prizes Habitat to open 2nd ReStore Police Report Hot boat on Lake Norman National Treasure Town Board Recent Votes Police Report Access limited: Town's public email system closed for repair
Police Report Dresses for Haiti Police Report New farmer's market Paving on W. Catawba Habitat ReStore has
$1 million in sales Police Report Disc golf course now 18 holes Youth muscians wanted New officers at N. Meck Rotary
Lowe's grant to PARC
LKN Chamber Ambassador of the Month
Police Report Navigate Cornelius Police Report Cornelius Police drug crackdown continues GOP opens local headquarters Police Report Police Report Type O negative blood needed Police report Police Report Police Report Chamber volunteer of the month Memorial Day services
Blood drive
Bass tournament on VERSUS Cornelius Elementary goes robotic New 25 mph speed limit on Jetton Extension Items needed for soldiers Police Report Yard sale items sought Police Report North Meck H.S. needs
baseball scoreboard WSOC food drive June 23 Police Report Babygarten classes at Mt. Zion Kiwanis breakfast nets $3,592 for Ada Jenkins Center Sport complex could generate
$5 million in first year Police Report And the winner is ... Police Report Fountain Court gets OK Police make drug arrest RFPs to go out today Downtown intersection
to close for over a week Police reports Police Report Police Report Transportation Advisory Board Police Report Police Report Signs, banners Shred-a-Thon Police Report 8th annual pine needle sale Woman's Club scholarships Intersection to close BFL opener now March 6 Police Report Police Report Rotary Scholarship Bass League opener postponed Arrest, traffic violations report Animal licensing required Health-field scholarships Bridge games, lessons Daisy recruitment Towel collection
for Lydia's Loft Open house at The Nook FLW Bass Fishing League Town Board actions Hospital junior volunteers Trash collection delayed Senior softball tournament Sign language might not be a winner; more debate planned Habitat youth get grant Banner workshop on Thurs. Health kits for Haiti On board's agenda Jan. 19 Secretary of state urges caution around Haiti relief efforts Newport Properties opening
leasing center in Jetton III Global Warming confab
called off due to cold weather Pet bird lost Independent audit Blood donations needed New rules for dogs, cats Salvation Army store robbed Rentals upset some neighbors Meeting on water bills Joining the board on Dec. 7 Town tidbits Road refurbishing in Peninsula Calling all veterans What’s on your agenda? Lights at crosswalks: Soon New officers at LKN Kiwanis Town Clerk retiring Board OKs Augustalee request Open forum at town hall Blood drive CPR class LKN Regional Medical expands Planners recommend 1 more year for Augustalee to get ducks in a row Shred-a-thon a success To extend or not to extend... 2nd animal control
officer to be hired Cruisin’ Cornelius:
Celebrating road opening Animals moving into shelter Commissioners meet Wednesday It's Open! Ordering up a fire boat Free prostate screening Garden Club wants YOU Coupon book for sale New church in town Animal Shelter update W. Catawba update Residents talk; Myrick listens Augustalee developers file suit
against mezzanine lender Meeting with Myrick moved Animal Shelter almost done W. Catawba update Missing your bike? DWI campaign Rotary gives to seniors National Night Out New fingerprint policy Group seeks member W. Catawba Ave. update Theft reports from cars rise Animal Shelter update W. Catawba Ave. update Sidewalk work Volunteer orientation Mailboxes broken into W. Catawba Ave. update Police Academy session Code enforcement duties switched to police Animal Shelter update Jetton left turn lane open Animal Shelter update Animal Shelter update W. Catawba Ave. update W. Catawba Ave. update Cell phone collection drive Rite Aid robbed Animal Shelter update Animal Shelter update W. Catawba Ave. update Blood drive completed Extension complete W. Catawba Ave. update AT&T work causes
service interruptions Animal shelter update Cat food, litter needed Some irked by use of computer at town meetings Jobs in insurance sales coming our way Cornelius student wins
honor for teacher Town meeting on Monday Money raised for soup kitchen Animal Shelter update W. Catawba Ave. update W. Catawba update Arrest in shooting death Tea Party tax protest They need a home Debut delayed Need shingles for shelter roof This week on W. Catawba Dog food needed On the radio Two arrested, one at large after drug investigation Work onHighway 115 to close lanes West Catawba Ave. update Extending roads Household items sought Magnolia Estates garage sale to benefit animal rescue Taxed Enough Already? Anti-tax “TEA” party Sat. Undercover operation
nets indictments The Nook Hwy. 21 public workshops Agency celebrates centennial,
sees needs growing Anti-tax ‘tea party’
April 4 in Charlotte Habitat for Humanity is Racin’ Rockin’ ‘N Roofin’ Taking back America Hope House gets CO Donation to free clinic Closings Jetton Road speed limits Weather slows W. Catawba work Jetton Road speed limit to change Hello God, where are you? New business is gathering place Town ranked among best Big Day at the Lake meeting
is Feb. 24 as Year 5 starts Love a bunny? Help given W. Catawba update Visitation for Hank Kahn this evening in South Park Caution urged on W. Catawba Ave. Looking for rabbit lovers Garbage pickup resumes In split vote, town decides
to restrict property rentals 3 families host foreign students West Catawba update Share your talents Special call for auditions Pine needle sale SAP approval suspended West Catawba update Garbage pick-up delayed Church adds worship service 14 local students to attend Obama inauguration West Catawba update Growth slowing? It’s a wonderful life
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The 2010 NFL-Pepsi Punt, Pass & Kick Local Competition will take place Sat., Sept., 4 at Smithville Park, 19710 S. Ferry St., with a 9 a.m. competition start time. The event is open to boys and girls ages 8 to 15. Local winners will have the opportunity to compete at a Sectional Championship in October and possibly advance to the Team Championships at a Carolina Panthers game in November. Registration is free and will be accepted on-site the day of the competition starting at 8:30 a.m. A photocopy of each contestant's birth certificate is required at the time of registration. No cleats, only tennis shoes, are allowed at the competition. Details: 704-892-6031 ext. 160. In case of inclement weather, please check the Cornelius Rain-Out Hotline at 704-896-2460 ext. 290.
Lake Norman Regional Medical Center is offeringr free prostate cancer screenings 9-11 a.m. Sept. 11 at the hospital in Mooresville and Sept. 25 at the Davidson College Student Health Center . The screenings will be conducted by urologists from Lake Norman Urology and Carolina Urology Care.
Learn the life-saving skills of CPR at the American Heart Association’s Healthcare Provider/BLS (Basic Life Support) CPR course offered at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, Mooresville, 6-10 p.m. Tues., Sept. 28. The course cost is $40, plus a book fee. Details: 704-660-4859.
Lake Norman Regional Medical Center's The Stork’s Landing Maternity Center is hosting its 2010 Baby Fair 9 a.m.-noon Sat., Oct. 23 in Community Rooms A and B at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center , Mooresville. Free. Details: 704-660-4374.
The Roy and Barbara Strassberg exhibit will be shown Sept. 7- Oct. 29 at the Cornelius 7-9 p.m. Fri., Sept. 24 in conjunction with the 4th Friday Oak Street Mill Gallery Crawl.
The 2010 Rural Hill Amazing Maize Maze will opens Labor Day weekend beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Tickets will be on sale until 6:30 p.m. The maze, which is open through Nov. 7, consists of 2.5 miles of pathways cut through seven acres of corn fields. The paths are cut into the shape of a conestoga wagon in honor of the means of transit Major John Davidson used to travel from Pennsylvania to North Carolina in the 18th century. The maize is designed to be navigated in one to two hours. More info: www.ruralhill.net
Restaurant X will donate 10 percent of its proceeds to Our Towns Habitat for Humanity Thursday, Sept. 2 during lunch and dinner. The restaurant is at 408 S. Main St. in Davidson.
The Cornelius Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Department is hosting Country Music in the Park on 6-9 p.m. Sat., Sept. 18 at Bailey Road Park, 11536 Bailey Rd., Cornelius. The night will feature a performance by the David Michael Band, beginning at 6:30 p.m. A special fireworks show will immediately follow the performance. Gates open 6 p.m. Free. Parking at the park and Bailey Road Middle School.
The Rotary Clubs of Mooresville and Troutman will host their second annual charity chili cook off 11.m.-5 p.m. Sat., Sept. 25 at Mooresville Town Square. Proceeds from the event will benefit Our Towns Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Mooresville Christian Mission, Mooresville Soup Kitchen, Health Reach and other non-profit organizations. Chili cookers from around the area are invited to vie for the best chili recipe in town. In addition to the chili cook off and tasting, there will be music, games, demonstrations, booths and displays. Details: tcox@ourtownshabitat.org .
LUSH
Nanette Lush says she’s been a foodie and cook for 24 years.
“I have always loved watching cooking shows and reading cooking magazines and books. To me, food is all about family and friends,” she said. “Bringing people together around a good meal inspires me. It is a creative outlet for me that is so satisfying, and I really get a kick out of watching people enjoy my food.”
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Marlene Stabin has been cooking — and loving it — all her life.
“My passion started at age 10 with a 1950 Betty Crocker Picture Cookbook in loose-leaf form. A neighbor was throwing it out and I scooped it up and brought it home,” the Heartland Street resident says. “I came from an Italian background and food was always wonderful, but I began with pancakes from scratch.
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The intersection of Smith Road and Main Street near Mt. Zion United Methodist Church is closed for good, although emergency vehicles can gain egress for a few more weeks.
Heavy plastic barricades are up and attached with wires. They can be separated in a matter of minutes if large vehicles must go through, according to Doug Barrick, project manager for the Town of Cornelius.
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The intersection of Smith Road and Main Street near Mt. Zion United Methodist Church is closed for good, although emergency vehicles can gain egress for a few more weeks.
Heavy plastic barricades are up and attached with wires. They can be separated in a matter of minutes if large vehicles must go through, according to Doug Barrick, project manager for the Town of Cornelius.
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These are recent property transactions in Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville recorded by the county Register of Deeds in Mecklenburg .
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These are recent property transactions in Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville recorded by the county Register of Deeds in Mecklenburg .
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These businesses in Cornelius and Davidson have registered with the N.C. Secretary of State.
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These corporations in Cornelius and Davidson have registered with the N.C. Secretary of State.
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