Cornelius News
Missing something? Cornelius Police release list of unclaimed property
April 16. Are you missing a credit card, bicycle or maybe a Jeep key? How about a backpack, eyeglasses or an Apple watch? The Cornelius Police Dept. may have found it. If you are the owner of anything on this list of unclaimed property, file a claim with the CPD within 30 days. Call Amber […]
Cashmere project will be officially unveiled to Town Board April 21
April 16. By Dave Vieser. The specific details of a six-story condominium/mixed use building proposed for the northwest corner of Jetton Road extension and Bethel Church Road will be unveiled at the Monday April 21 Town Board meeting. The meeting will begin at 6pm in Town Hall on Catawba Avenue. The applicants, Adam and Iryna […]
It looks like an average hurricane season, but let’s hope we don’t get to Wendy
April 16: The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will see 12 to 15 named storms forming in the Atlantic basin, according to researchers at North Carolina State University. The number of named storms predicted is in line with recent averages, according to Lian Xie, professor of marine, earth and atmospheric sciences at NC State. The long-term […]
Cornelius Home Sales
April 15. These property transactions have been recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. 2/20/2025 $340,000 Jaime & Stanley Strauss Jr. to Dominique & Kathryn Falewee, Unit 52 Edinburgh Square 2/20/2025 $600,000 David & Deborah Hoerster to Susanne Warshawsky & Betty Sue Reading, Lot 162 Bailey’s Glen 2/21/2025 $458,500 The estate of Arlene Staffa […]
Will Cornelius Business Center be approved?
April 15. By Dave Vieser. No one said the Cornelius Business Center rezoning would be a slam dunk and it sure hasn’t been. Greenberg Gibbons Properties seeks the town’s approval to rezone a 36 acre vacant parcel on Bailey Road just east of Hwy. 115 from rural preservation to conditional zoning so he can construct […]
Weekly Calendar: April 14-20: Comedy, Max Weinberg on the drums, Swift Nation and more
Tuesday, April 15 Sunset Cove Community Meeting 6-7 pm | April 15. The public is invite to hear about and comment on the project. Larry Griffing Jr. is seeking approval to amend the zoning on approximately 8.6 acres of property at 18311 and 18323 Nantz Road. The proposed rezoning includes converting two existing single-family homes […]
Preserve Mecklenburg vid highlights redevelopment project
April 14. The Cain Center’s new redevelopment project—preserving and repurposing two historic houses at Catawba and School Street—has earned plaudits from Preserve Mecklenburg in a new video. To view the video, click here. A new ceramics studio and additional office space for the $25 million Cain Center will be ready this fall. The new facility […]
On her birthday, police reveal age progression photo of missing Madalina
April 11. Cornelius Police have released an age progression photo of Madalina Cojocari today, on her 14th birthday. She was 11 years old at the time of her disappearance in November 2022, and remains missing. The photo was created by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Police are hoping it will spark new […]
Managers get on board with sales tax, Red Line
NC Rep. Tricia Cotham has filed a transit bill in Raleigh that would pave the way for a 1-cent sales tax increase would support both road improvements and public transit projects. House Bill 948, also known as The P.A.V.E. Act, would earmark 40 percent of the revenue from a new 1-cent sales tax increase for […]
Weekender April 9-12: Theater, shred event, Earth Jam, Scottish Festival
Thursday, April 10 Ana Popovic 7 pm | April 10. The award-winning, hard-touring, guitar slinger blends smoking electric funk and slide guitar, jazzy instrumentals and a tight blues groove with soulful, feminine vocals. Add to the mix her incredible stage presence, all of which makes her an irresistible force in the world of contemporary blues […]
