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Davidson Home Sales

March 21. These property transactions have been recorded by the Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds.  01/23/2024 $1,375,000 Copper Builders to Shawn & David Williams, 835 Naples Dr. 01/28/2024 $1,350,000 Uday & Vinita Deshpande to Mark Boomgarden, Lot 194 River Run 01/31/2024 $295,000 HC Davidson Walk LLC to Purcell Bonesteel, 723 Beaty St. 01/31/2024 $705,000 Thomas […]

Ahh, Bach: Mash this musical festival onto your radar

March 10. Get your tickets now for the new Davidson Bach Festival, an inspiring and inventive weekend of music kicks off Friday, March 28. A collaborative effort between the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra, the Davidson College Music Department and Organ at Davidson, this four-concert event brings together many of the community’s most outstanding musicians to […]

The Davidson College Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble at Concert on the Green. Photo courtesy of Davidson College

Concerts in Davidson: Here’s the 2025 line-up

March 7.  Concerts on the Green and Concerts @ the Circles are just a month away. Here’s the 2025 schedule: 2025 Concerts on the Green  Sunday, April 27 Davidson College Symphony & Jazz Ensemble Saturday, May 10 The Chain – Fleetwood Mac Tribute Saturday, May 24 September – Earth, Wind & Fire Tribute Sunday, June […]

Artist rendering of the Sloan House after an 'adaptive reuse'

Davidson wants proposals for redevelopment of historic home on S. Main

March 4. The Town of Davidson and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission are looking for a buyer with a vision for the Louise Sloan House, a historic single-family home just south of downtown. The property is designated as part of a local historic district and is also listed as a contributing structure to the Davidson […]

Davidson Police host Coffee with a Cop on Monday

Feb. 14. The Town of Davidson Police Department will host Coffee with a Cop from 10 -11 am on  Monday, Feb. 17,  at Waterbean Coffee, 428 S. Main St., Suite A. Coffee with a Cop is a national program which aims to bring police officers and the community members they serve together – over coffee […]

Davidson adds restrooms at 2 parks

Feb. 11. Restroom facilities requested by residents and visitors at Fisher Farm Park and Plum Creek Park are complete. The Town of Davidson this week announced the park improvements, paid for using General Obligation Bonds designated for park facilities. Each restroom area includes both water fountains and pet bowls. The public facilities are open daily […]

February can be the spookiest month, at least in Davidson

Jan. 29.  February may be the spookiest month in Davidson. Not only does the month kick off with the anniversary of the untimely death of namesake William Lee Davidson, but also includes the scandalous 1914 murder of the town’s most prominent citizen as well as the mysterious deaths of several other town doctors. Learn all […]

Santa comes to the parade every year | Photo: Visit Lake Norman

Weekender Dec. 5-8: Christmas in Davidson and North Meck parade highlight weekend

Thursday, Dec. 5 – Saturday Dec. 7 Christmas in Davidson 6 – 9 pm | Dec. 5-7 | The official opening ceremonies will be on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 6 pm with Santa Claus’ arrival and the annual tree lighting ceremony on the Town Green. Guests can expect to enjoy a Holiday light show, roving […]

Davidson honors Frank Jordan for community service

Davidson selected Frank Jordan as the 2024 Jack Burney Award recipient. The award is named for G. Jackson Burney who served the town in many capacities, primarily in planning and communications. Since 2004, Davidson has honored Burney and those whose unselfish service benefits the community. Community members are invited to attend the G. Jackson Burney […]

Community School of Davidson celebrates new playground with a ribbon cutting

Nov. 6. The Lower School at the Community School of Davidson celebrated their new playground with a ribbon-cutting. Leslie Tomko, head of Lower School and Craig Smith, executive director, slid down the slides followed by various administrators, staff and students.