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Gov. Cooper bids farewell as 2nd term draws to close
Dec. 18. Gov. Roy Cooper delivered his farewell address today, outlining progress made building a North Carolina where people are “better educated, healthier and have more money in their pockets to live lives of purpose and abundance.” “We stand ready to welcome prosperity with open arms for generations to come,” North Carolina’s 75th governor said. […]
Cornelius in the NC Senate: One town, two senators
Dec. 18. By Dave Vieser. The two state senators representing Cornelius—Republican Vickie Sawyer and Democrat Mujtaba Mohammed—make decisions in Raleigh which could have more impact on our lives than those made in Washington, DC. Both scored big victories in November’s elections: Sawyer received approximately 67 percent of the vote, while Mohammed took it all as […]
By the numbers: The Birkdale Village expansion proposal
Dec. 18. Given approval from the Town of Huntersville, which is an open question until the Board of Commissioners votes sometime next year, Jamestown LLC will undertake major changes in Birkdale Village. Plans once again include an office building on the existing Barnes & Noble site and a 150-unit apartment where Dick’s Sporting Goods is […]
Ada Jenkins Center needs your help: LEARN Works – Volunteer Opportunities
Dec. 18. The Ada Jenkins Center is urging you to welcome 2025 in a way that makes a lasting impact. The center needs volunteers to help give the gift of reading to students in the LEARN Works Program and inspire young minds in the community. There are two ways to make a difference: Weekly Volunteering: Join […]
Davidson non-profit helps people with MS reclaim independence
Dec. 18. Fearsome, a nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) stay mobile and connected to the outdoors, has teamed up with Pedego in Cornelius to help a former outdoor enthusiast and athlete reclaim the joy and independence of cycling. Kevin Decker, the recipient of an adaptive e-bike, was derailed by MS. “I […]
Peninsula Community Foundation recognized for ‘Excellence’
Dec. 17. By Dave Vieser. At the December 16 meeting of the Cornelius Town Board, the Mayor’s Award of Excellence was presented to the Peninsula Community Foundation for their charitable work. In a proclamation presented by Mayor Woody Washam, the foundation was commended for “making a significant impact in empowering non-profit organizations that are in […]
Transit referendum, Exit 27 are Top 2 state-level goals for Town Board
Dec. 17. By Dave Vieser. At their final 2024 meeting, the Cornelius Town Board outlined their priority state legislative agenda items for 2025. Town officials will convey these priorities to state representatives in the General Assembly so they have a clearer understanding of the highest priority issues concerning the town and its citizens. In order […]
Davidson Home Sales
Dec. 17. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. 10/22/2024 $3,097,000 Monterey Bay-Charlotte LLC to Mindi & William Ellison Jr., 457 Windward Dr. 10/23/2024 $475,000 Davidson Woods Bowman LLC to Plattner Custom Builders, 1401 Samuel Spencer Pkwy. 10/28/2024 $1,220,000 David & Brigid Tinkler to Ian & Caren Barrett, 18927 Swanhaven […]
Alexander Farms stalled
Dec. 16. By Dave Yochum. It looks like work is coming to a halt at Alexander Farms, the mixed-use project at West Catawba and Westmoreland. Sources say a key investor passed away, leaving the developer up in the air. Officials at WIN Development in Florida could not be reached for comment. Lidl has pulled out […]
Major improvements planned at Legion Park off N. Main
Dec. 16. By Dave Vieser. At tonight’s Town Board meeting, Cornelius commissioners will consider approval of a $399,000 contract to cover major improvements at Legion Park located just west of North Main near the American Legion Post. The proposed work includes removal of the existing playground and installation of a new playground closer to the […]
