Evening at the North Harbor Club, on Lake Norman in Davidson. (Steve Marsh photo)

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Sunflowers are silhouetted at sundown in the Davidson Community Garden on Potts Street. (Ross Lackey photo)

J. Ross Lackey, night manager at Davidson College’s Alvarez College Union, grabbed this photo of evening colors on Tuesday at the Davidson Community Garden, at Potts Street and Catawba Avenue. Thanks Ross!

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DC Force Gray, one of two Davidson-Cornelius all-star teams playing in this week’s PONY baseball regional tournament at McEver Fields, was eliminated Tuesday night. Meanwhile, DC Force White, the local No. 1 team, will continue its quest for the regional championship Wednesday afternoon. Details in SPORTS »

Clouds swirled over Chambers Hall at Davidson College on Sunday. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

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Robbie Parks, 45, glides, jumps and flips through the wake on his board when he’s in the water. But when he’s on land, it’s a different story – Mr. Parks has been in a wheelchair for almost 30 years. This summer, Mr. Parks is training to compete on the World Team for adaptive water skiing, through the adaptive sports program at Carolina Rehabilitation. Meet him and other “adaptive” skiiers in this video by Christina Ritchie Rogers.

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July 22, 2011, CorneliusNews.net, “Adaptive waterskiing offers new opportunities, independence.”

Evening light illuminates orange lilies at The Preserve dog park, off O Henry Avenue in the St. Alban's neighborhood. Christina shot this with her iPhone while her beagle mix waited, somewhat patiently. (Christina Rogers/DavidsonNews.net)

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A pair of fawns frolicked on a lawn on Roundway Down the other day. (John Scheidegger photo)

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Harry Potter fans posed at Our Town Cinemas before the midnight screening Thursday. (Our Town Cinemas photo)

Harry Potter fans came out in record numbers at movie theaters across the country late Thursday night, including the Our Town Cinemas in Davidson, Birkdale Cinemas in Huntersville, Concord Mills and other area theaters. They were there for a midnight premiere of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2,” the final movie in the eight-film saga.

Curtis Fainn, managing partner at Our Town Cinemas, said officials at Warner Bros. Studios told him Friday morning that the midnight shows nationwide grossed as much as $44.5 million, more than most movies make during their entire runs. The movie broke previous midnight record of $30 million, set by “Twilight Eclipse,” the movie theater said in a press release Friday. Read the full story