The Veterans Memorial Monument at Rotary Plaza (David Boraks / DavidsonNews.net)

The American Legion Post 86 in Cornelius will host a Memorial Day celebration Monday, May 28. The event begins at 11 a.m. at the Cornelius Veterans Memorial Monument at Rotary Plaza, on N.C. 115 near Town Hall.

Plans are still being finalized, Post 86 Commander John Washam said, but the ceremony will include an invocation and benediction, the National Anthem, color guards from local high schools and a 21-gun salute. Commander Washam will lead the ceremony.

WANT TO GO?

The program begins at 11 a.m. Monday, May 28 at the Veteran’s Monument, on N.C. 115 adjacent to Cornelius Town Hall. It is open to the public.

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Updated Wed., May 23, 2012, 7:24 a.m.
Davidson commissioners voted 4-0 Tuesday to revise an agreement with the Town of Mooresville governing ownership of the MI-Connection Communications System. The deal will save Davidson about $1 million this year, and help ease the financial burden the town has felt as it helped cover losses at the jointly-owned high-speed communications network. Read the full story

Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce members have hit their goal of raising $71,500 to pay for construction of a Habitat for Humanity House for a family in Cornelius. The group hit the target thanks to a recent fund-raising party and last-minute pledges from local businesses, according to Denis Bilodeau, chair of the chamber board’s community affairs division. See REAL ESTATE & HOME»

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Davidson firefighters helped remove a large tree limb that fell on wires on North Main Street May 15. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

Firefighters responded to a several alarm malfunctions over the past week, as well as an oven fire on Pine Road and a two-vehicle collision on I-77. Emergency workers helped clear a large tree limb that was blocking North Main Street, and a kitten was rescued from a storm drain on Kiser Corner Lane in Summer’s Walk. The kitten was left with Davidson Police. Read the full story

By DAVID BORAKS
DavidsonNews.net

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CORNELIUS – The W.A. Hough High girls soccer team moved a step closer to a state championship on Friday, surviving a 2-0 match with I-MECK rivals Lake Norman to advance to the state 4A semifinals for the second straight season. SPORTS»

Veterans and Mooresville-South Iredell Chamber of Commerce officials cut a ribbon to dedicate the new Welcome Home Veterans museum on Main Street Mooresville Thursday. From left: Dave Phillips, Anchor Security & Locksmith (Veteran and chamber board member); author Joe Galloway; Kirk Ballard, Chamber President and veteran; John Hedley, President of Welcome Home Vets Living Military Museum at Richard's Coffee Shop; and Kim Atkins, Mooresville Downtown Commissioner.

MOORESVILLE – A ribbon cutting with a crowd of veterans Thursday morning officially opened the new Welcome Home Veterans Military Museum at Richard’s Coffee Shop in downtown Mooresville.  The new museum is at 165 N. Main St. Read the full story