Oct. 31. The big day for political candidates is Tuesday, Nov. 3, but early voting is still going on SATURDAY at Town Hall and 16 other sites around Mecklenburg County. Chances are good you’ll meet candidates outside the polls until they close at 1 pm today. There was no wait when Cornelius Today visited. Pictured are candidates Mike Miltich […]
Oct. 30. By Dave Yochum. Only one candidate for mayor in all of Lake Norman—John Aneralla in Huntersville—has responded to an election survey organized by the I-77 Business Plan, a group of key business people who meet and strategize each week on how to cancel the 50-year contract with Cintra. “As a candidate for NC State Senate in 2010, […]
Oct. 24. Five of the six candidates for Cornelius Town Board were on hand at Town Hall to greet early voters. Early voting resumes Sunday at Town Hall and 16 other sites around Mecklenburg County; the hours are 1 pm to 4 pm weekends and 8 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday through Oct. […]
Oct. 15. It looks like veteran Town Attorney Bill Brown will retire at the end of the first quarter next year. Brown, who graduated from UNC School of Law in 1979, also serves as the town attorney for Cramerton. Prior to that, he was a partner in the Parker, Poe law firm in Charlotte and practiced […]
Oct. 10. Around two-dozen cars—some with two or more passengers—joined an anti-toll parade in spite of rain. Held by Exit 28 Ridiculousness, a free-flowing Facebook-driven anti-toll group, the “Drive Against The I-77 Toll Lanes, Toll-Free Flag Car Parade” traversed Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson and Mooresville late Saturday morning and afternoon. Pat Cain Cotham, a Mecklenburg County Commissioner, joined in, […]
Oct. 10. Exit 28 Ridiculousness, the free-flowing Facebook-driven anti-toll group, is holding a “Drive Against The I-77 Toll Lanes, Toll-Free Flag Car Parade” in Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson and Mooresville. Participants are meeting at Northcross Shopping Center near the Harris-Teeter at Exit 25 in Huntersville. They plan to leave by 11 am, and pass the major retail districts between […]
By Dave Yochum. In a town of 27,000, it looks like it will take about 1,500 votes to be one of the five men who will set our property tax rate next year. All six candidates are men, five are white, five live on the west side of I-77, four are incumbents, two have not held […]
The Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce will hold a two-hour candidate forum at Cornelius Town Hall starting at 7 pm Thursday, Oct. 8. There are six candidates running for five seats on the town’s Board of Commissioners. The forum is open to the public and free of charge. The forum will include candidates for the […]
TODAY. At their meeting tonight, Cornelius commissioners are expected to consider waiving their right of first refusal so that the county can sell a 3,765 square foot portion of Robbins Park to the neighboring Preserve at Robbins Park development. The property is needed to allow the development to complete their storm water drainage system. In 2007 […]
Town Commissioners Woody Washam and Jim Duke will host a “Coffee Chat” Monday, Oct. 5 at 9 am at Acropolis Cafe. U.S. Rep. Robert Pittenger will attend as well as Sen. Jeff Tarte, and Sally Ashworth, executive director of Visit Lake Norman. The two commissioners provide the coffee and discussion.