Robber hits Fifth Third branches in Mooresville, Huntersville
24 May 2013
Police think the robbery of a Fifth Third Bank in Huntersville and the attempted robbery of a Fifth Third in Mooresville on Friday may be related.
24 May 2013
Police think the robbery of a Fifth Third Bank in Huntersville and the attempted robbery of a Fifth Third in Mooresville on Friday may be related.
Posted in Huntersville, Mooresville, Police BlotterComments (0)
24 May 2013
You can’t bully someone into believing. I spoke with a young lady who says she’s been bullied for her beliefs, or lack of belief, as some people might describe it. ... It bothers me to see someone bullied about anything
Posted in Church news, Jaletta Albright Desmond, kids, SchoolsComments (0)
24 May 2013
Updated 11:38am - A W.A. Hough High School student was struck by a pickup truck on Davidson-Concord Road Friday morning as he skateboarded near the entrance to the River Run and Bradford neighborhoods. He was airlifted to Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte with life-threatening injuries. Story and photos.
Posted in Fire calls, Police Blotter, Schools, Traffic alertsComments (2)
23 May 2013
Video and film veteran Robert Maier of Davidson examines the town's new film rules, which he calls an "anti-film ordinance." After reviewing the list of prohibitions and requirements, he wonders aloud about a glaring omission.
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23 May 2013
State Rep. Robert Brawley (R-Mooresville) resigned as chair of the House Finance Committee Wednesday saying he disagrees with decisions of the Republican-led legislature and accusing House Speaker Thom Tillis (R-Cornelius) of mistreating him. The dispute with Tillis stems in part from disagreement over Brawley’s bill to ease restrictions on the locally-owned MI-Connection cable system. Brawley [...]
Posted in Cable TV, Cornelius, Huntersville, Mooresville, Politics, TransportationComments (1)
22 May 2013
The Mecklenburg Union Metropolitan Planning Organization voted unanimously Wednesday night to add the N.C. DOT's proposed I-77 widening project to the region's long-range transportation plan and priority list. The vote was uneventful, but the meeting wasn't, as toll opponents packed a meeting room in the Charlotte Mecklenburg Government Center continuing their fight against the widening project.
Posted in Cornelius, Exit 30 area, Huntersville, Living with Growth, Mecklenburg County, Mooresville, Planning & Development, Politics, TransportationComments (1)
22 May 2013
By ANDREW WILKINS DavidsonNews.net Davidson police responded to two high-value thefts, a case of breaking and entering and bank fraud, over the past week. Both cases are currently under investigation. Meanwhile, fire and police responded to an overturned vehicle on East Rocky River Road Thursday where the driver and a passenger fled the scene.
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22 May 2013
Summit Coffee’s Brian and Tim Helfrich will be on national TV next week, on a new CNBC program called “Crowd Rules.” They’re after a $50,000 prize, which help them expand their downtown Davidson coffee bar and business.
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Added on 16 May 2013