Monthly Archives: March 2011

by Justin Vick MOORESVILLE – State lawmakers are considering a bill that would limit MI-Connection’s service area, a move that concerns local leaders committed to the town-owned broadband company’s success. The… Read more »

Lennon, journalist hold meeting to gather ideas by Tori Hamby Charlotte-Mecklenburg athletes, parents and school officials gathered in southeast Charlotte on Tuesday, March 29, to discuss ways to keep middle… Read more »

by Josh Lanier Eric Frasure is quite skilled at throwing things far – very far. The 26-year-old Hopewell High School graduate has set numerous world records in a number of… Read more »

by Frank DeLoache After getting complaints about tree cutting and lake-rule violations, officials from several agencies met last week with the staff of the N.C. Community Sailing & Rowing, the… Read more »

Susan McClamrock (center), of Concord, NC, hugs Dave Cantara (left), founder of Carolina Patriot Rovers, during a $25,000 check presentation Tuesday, March 29. The money, donated on behalf of Purina… Read more »

DAVIDSON – Kris Krider has resigned suddenly as Davidson’s economic development manager. The town sent out an announcement Tuesday, March 29, announcing he was leaving the next day, Wednesday, March… Read more »

HUNTERSVILLE – As part of its application for re-accreditation with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, the Huntersville Police Department invites town residents to give their opinions to… Read more »

CORNELIUS – The Lake Norman YMCA, 21300 Davidson St., invites everyone to Family Fun Day, a free lakefront event April 9, a Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy… Read more »

About 5,000 Mecklenburg County residential property owners have received a second notice of property value, causing some confusion. The Mecklenburg County Tax Assessor’s office sent out the second notices after… Read more »