Cornelius News
Weekly calendar Oct. 21-27: Fundraiser, fun and Halloween
Wednesday, Oct. 23 Family Month activities 6-7 pm | Oct. 23. Learn from experts as they discuss important topics that impact families. There will be an adult sessuion led by Evelyn Bostany on “Couples/Marriage Therapy” and one for adolescents/young adults led by Jennifer Thomas on “Conflict Resolution.” Q&A will follow. Dinner will be served. Register […]
Poll worker is a familiar face at two Cornelius precincts come election time
Oct. 18. By Dave Vieser. When voters go to the polls at Cornelius Town Hall or Bethel Church this year, they are likely to see a familiar face: Kathy Weitzel has been a computer operator/poll worker since 2015. She says it’s a fascinating experience. Quotable “I started when a dear neighbor of mine who had […]
It’s a month of big birthdays around here. Cornelius Today turns 20 and Future Man turns 16.
MODERN DAD | By Jon Show Oct. 18. That’s right. Sixteen. Let me tell you how rewarding it is to live with a 16-year-old. Most of his communication is in the form of grunts. He simultaneously needs things from me and wants nothing to do with me. As I write this, he just fell down […]
Hoppy Trails
Oct. 18. The Lake Norman area has no shortage of watering holes and craft breweries have made their mark on the pub scene. Despite some recent closings and financial troubles, there is still an influx of breweries in the area. Denver’s Royal Bliss plans on bringing a 10,000-square-foot microbrewery and restaurant to Cornelius in late […]
Weekender Oct. 17-20: Concerts, HEARTS Catawba Nation, Balloonfest and more
Thursday, Oct. 17 Evening Coffee Chat 6-7 pm | Oct. 26. Cornelius’ Police and Fire Chiefs will deliver an update on public safety, and there will be plenty of time to take questions and mingle with town staff and elected officials. Barley Market, 20052 Zion Ave., Cornelius. Jim Messina 7 pm | Oct. 17. Jim […]
Op-Ed: The Red Line is on the wrong track
Oct. 17. [Analysis] By Kurt Naas. The Red Line commuter rail from Charlotte to Mooresville is back in the news again. Norfolk Southern has finally agreed to negotiate the sale of their tracks, Charlotte Area Transportation System (CATS) is kicking off a series of town halls, and Charlotte is proposing a county-wide sales tax increase […]
Red Line pricetag could be in the billions of dollars
Oct. 17. By Dave Vieser. For months, officials from the North Mecklenburg towns of Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville, as well as the city of Charlotte have been working hard to rekindle the idea of a commuter line, known as the Red Line, that would operate from the Queen City to the northern suburbs. Over the […]
Early voting begins today
Oct. 17. Early voting statewide begins today, Oct. 17. You can vote early anywhere in Mecklenburg County. Click here for all Mecklenburg County sites. Here are the four EV sites in North Mecklenburg: Cornelius Town Hall: 21445 CATAWBA AVE Davidson Town Hall: 251 SOUTH ST David Waymer Recreation Center: 14008 HOLBROOKS RD HUNTERSVILLE North County […]
Swing State Voter Survey: The Economy is Top Priority
Oct. 16. North Carolina is one of seven swing states—Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are the others–where candidates from both the Democratic and Republican parties have similar levels of support. ‘ Here’s what’s most on our minds in North Carolina, according to a new study from doxo, a bill paying platform for some […]
Davidson Home Sales
Oct. 16. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. 8/19/2024 $1,785,000 Alexander & Joanmarie Haase-Dubosc to Nicholas & Jessica Appenzellar, 17408 Lynx Den Ct. 8/20/2024 $820,000 Cathy & Billy C. Henry Jr. to Shannon McSorley, 19014 Cypress Garden Dr. 8/26/2024 $330,000 Matthew & Marguerite Keeler to Natalie Burns, 15864 Sharon […]
