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Helene my have changed the landscape, but birds are back
May 20. As migratory birds return to the slopes and valleys of western North Carolina this spring and summer, conservation leaders are encouraging birders to return with them. Across the region, communities are eager to spring back in the wake of Hurricane Helene. By returning to enjoy migration hotspots, birders can help bolster local economies […]
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Dec. 31. Today is the last day to complete a survey by the Town of Cornelius to help determine which budget items receive preference in coming fiscal year, which runs from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027.. The municipal budget includes funding for operational and capital projects throughout the fiscal year. Ultimately, the town […]
Dec. 31. Our weekly advice column from Giselle Massi, a former journalist with The Denver Post. G: When I am asked about what my new year resolutions are, the answer I give is pretty short. I don’t have any new ones. I’m just sticking with the old one. More on that later. It’s not that […]
Dec. 30. Novant Health has issued new guidance for hospital visitations as the spread of viruses like the flu and RSV have increased in recent weeks. As of today, Novant is temporarily limiting visits by children under age 13 at its North Carolina hospitals to help protect patients and their families from respiratory illnesses. “We’re […]
Dec. 30. We have expanded our real estate sales to include additional information like bed/bath and square footage. Due to privacy considerations we will no longer publish the names of buyers and sellers. 10/28/25, $265,000, 17119 Doe Valley Ct, 2BR/2BA, Alexander Chase, 1,315 sq ft, Built 2005 10/28/25, $680,000, 12326 Cranberry Glades Dr, 4BR/3BA, Avery […]
Dec. 30. Beau Maye surely made his parents proud last spring, landing his first job before he even finished his master’s degree at the University of North Carolina. What made it even sweeter for the Maye family was that he got to return to a place he loves — home. This winter, Maye is pacing […]
Dec. 29. By Mark Washburn. Rapid development — a Cornelius constant for more than two decades — is putting a squeeze on the town’s ambitions for more parkland. “Land is No. 1,” said Troy Fitzsimmons, Cornelius Parks and Recreation director, in a presentation to the Newsmakers Breakfast on Nov. 13 at The Peninsula Club. Cornelius […]
Dec. 29. We have expanded our real estate sales to include additional information like bed/bath and square footage. Due to privacy considerations we will no longer publish the names of buyers and sellers. 10/27/25, $1,280,000, 103 Caldwell Ln, 4BR/3.5BA, New Neighborhood/Old Davidson, 4,800 sq ft, Built 2003 10/27/25, $2,850,000, 17509 Gillican Overlook Rd, 6BR/5BA, River […]
Dec. 29. Whether you’re looking for live music, a seven-course meal, bowling or a jumpstart on that New Year’s resolution to learn how to ballroom dance, there’s something for everyone on New Year’s Eve. Here is a sampling of parties with all information coming from online event listings. Harp & Crown LKN Looking for early […]
