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Oo la la: New French bakery on Statesville at Bailey

Sept. 16. By Donna Randazzo. A new French bakery on Statesville Avenue brings an authentic taste of France to Cornelius. Cocotte sold out an array of fresh-bake goods within two hours of opening in August. Owners Alexandre Darbousset and Angela Yeo use flour from Grands Moulins de Paris, baking croissants, pastries, flan and breads daily. […]

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North Meck Rotary, Make an Impact Foundation donating ‘musical playground’ at Cain

Sept. 16. The Rotary Club of North Mecklenburg will contribute four pieces of outdoor musical play equipment to Cain Park, the green area on the south side of the Cain Center for the Arts. The donation, valued at $20,000, will be among the discussion items at tonight’s Town Board meeting. Quotable “The enhancement of Cain […]

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Weekly Calendar Sept. 16-22: Music, gallery crawl, corn maze, festivals and more

Thursday, Sept. 19 Learn to Play Euchre 4-6 pm | Sept. 19. Mark McDonald from Loan Depot will walk you through how to play, step-by-step. Once you master the game, you’re going to want to sign up with your favorite partner and play in the Sept. 29 tournament.  Lost Worlds Brewing, 19700-D One Norman Blvd., Cornelius Friday, […]

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In Cornelius, if it sounds like gunfire, chances are it’s a hopped-up car

Sept. 13. By Donna Randazzo. You’ve heard what sounds like gunshots or fireworks on your street or Birkdale Village. The sound can startle a sleeping baby, set your dog on high alert and drown out a conversation. You’ve seen the posts on social media complaining about these disrespectful drivers. The backfiring and popping sounds are […]

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Weekender Sept. 12-15: Festivals, music and more

Thursday, Sept. 12 Downtown Reimagined 6-8 pm | Sept. 12. Downtown Cornelius serves as the heart of our small town. It has blossomed from an agriculture and mill area to a hub for arts, community and commerce. Now, it’s time to look ahead, and town leaders want your input. Town Hall, Catawba Ave. EXPLORE: Community […]

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Davidson Home Sales

Sept. 12. These property transactions were recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds. 7/10/2024 $923,000 James & Amanda Harnage to Maurice & Kelly Garcia, 18847 Dembridge Dr. 7/10/2024 $800,000 Matthew Walt & Rachel Hatteberg to Steven & Heather Wolfe, 630 Ashby Dr. 7/11/2024 $1,024,000 Davidson NOSO to Metrolina Capital Investors, 316-320 S. Main St. […]

Rendering of Lightbridge Academy

Planning Board to consider Lightbridge Academy

Sept. 12. By Dave Vieser. Plans to build a pre-school facility at the intersection of West Catawba and Edinburgh Square Drive come before the Cornelius Planning Board on Monday Oct. 14. The members will consider making a recommendation for or against the project, known as the Lightbridge Academy. The project will require rezoning from Village […]

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9/11 Anniversary Ceremony at Fire Station No. 1

Photos by Jason Benavides Sept. 11. The Cornelius Fire Department hosted a ceremony at the Cornelius Never Forget | 9/11 Monument honoring the first-responders, citizens and military personnel who were affected by the events on September 11, 2001. The monument is located at Cornelius-Lemley Fire Station No. 1 and includes a piece of steel from […]

Rendering 'Sculpting the Future' of the Cain Center

Cain Center announces revitalization for historic properties on Catawba

Sept. 11. The Cain Center has released an artist’s rendering that shows plans for a historic parcel on Catawba Avenue that will house ceramics studios and offices as well as a “creative courtyard” that will part of a new western gateway to downtown. The Cain Center, which celebrated its first anniversary in January, will preserve […]

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Commuter rail to Lake Norman won’t happen overnight

ANALYSIS | By Dave Vieser Sept. 11. The Cornelius Town Board had just unanimously approved local legislation in support of a countywide referendum for a 1 percent sales tax to fund road and transit projects, including the Red Line. Mayor Woody Washam, while thankful for the commissioners support, sounded a note of caution: “It’s been […]