Monthly Archives: February 2012

Norfolk Southern won’t support the current Red Line Plan by Eren Tataragasi CORNELIUS – Norfolk Southern officials said this week the current financing plan for the proposed Red Line Regional… Read more »

by Katie Orlando DAVIDSON – Davidson College is protesting a planned Piedmont Natural Gas pipeline that would cut through the school’s ecological preserve, saying it could damage the sensitive natural… Read more »

by Eren Tataragasi CORNELIUS – Police Chief Bence Hoyle said now is the time to create an around-the-clock lake patrol to police the town’s waters. Hoyle, who spoke with Mecklenburg… Read more »

by Katie Orlando Stepping down as mayor of Davidson in 2007 hasn’t stopped Randy Kincaid’s work for the community. Randy Kincaid was first elected to the Davidson Town Board in… Read more »

by Eren Tataragasi CORNELIUS — With several near misses lately, town commissioners are looking for ways to improve the safety of crosswalks in town, particularly the one at Jetton Park… Read more »

by Katie Orlando The Democratic National Convention Committee announced Feb. 14 where 6,000 delegates will stay for the convention the week of Sept. 3, 2012, leaving northern Mecklenburg towns off… Read more »

by Josh Lanier HUNTERSVILLE – Making a turn onto Sam Furr or Statesville roads will get a little trickier next month as a new “quad left” intersection is set to… Read more »

by Katie Orlando The Connie Company, the children’s theater of Davidson Community Players, will house summer theater camps for ages 4-18 at the Armour Street Theatre, 307 Armour St. in… Read more »

Registration is open for the Lake Norman YMCA’s variety of day camps for pre-school-10th graders. Campers will enjoy the outdoors, swim in the lake and develop specific skills. Forms are… Read more »

Six-year-old Lilly Gann of Huntersville walked into Snip-It’s at Birkdale Village Feb. 18 and had 10 inches of her hair cut to donate to Locks of Love, a public nonprofit… Read more »