Members of the Lake Norman Chamber swarmed the bar at Flatiron Kitchen + Taphouse Thursday night in a Chamber Business After Hours gathering. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

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The blue heron who lives in Roosevelt Wilson Park off Griffith Street didn't seem to mind the rain Thursday morning. (Jay Wilson photo)

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Davidson town officials posed for a photo at the end of Tuesday's Town Board meeting, the last for the current board. From left: Commissioners Tim Dreffer, Brian Jenest, Connie Wessner, Laurie Venzon, Mayor John Woods, Commissioner Margo Williams, Town Manager Leamon Brice, and Town Attorney Rick Kline. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

Tuesday night brought the final regular meeting of the 2009-2011 Davidson Town Board. The next board – including two newly elected commissioners – will be sworn in at the board’s Dec. 13 meeting.

The meeting was the last for commissioners Margo Williams and Tim Dreffer. Both had announced last summer that they wouldn’t seek re-election. Read the full story

Frost covered a field near Davidson Elementary School Saturday morning (Jay Wilson photo)

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Leaves blaze in yellows and oranges at a tree on South Street in Davidson Thursday. (Jay Wilson photo)

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Candidates welcomed and thanked voters from the Pines at Davidson, who arrived by bus around 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8. (DavidsonNews.net)

Davidson residents were heading to the polls in healthy numbers Tuesday to vote for mayor, the five Town Board seats and three at-large school board seats.

Voting appeared to be heavier at the Town Hall polling station, Precinct 206, where more than 500 people had voted by around 1:30 p.m. That was just before a bus arrived full of residents from The Pines at Davidson. Read the full story

Davidson Lands Conservancy supporters went birdwatching at Sunday's Nature Fest at the Abersham site. (Rodney Graham photo)

Davidson Lands Conservancy picked a different kind of location for its annual meeting on Sunday: the former Abersham development off Grey and Shearer roads. Mecklenburg County recently purchased the 243 acres and plans to turn it into a park, so DLC supporters came for a preview. About 200 people were there for a nature hike, a bird walk, and the business meeting. Read the full story

Red Wine & Bleu's organizers were (from left) Lina Komanduri, Laura Carey, Lou Berl and Elizabeth Morgan. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

Guests were sampling wine and cheese while listening to a classical string duo Thursday night at River Run Country Club during “Red Wine & Bleu”, the area’s first fund-raiser for 7-year-old Pat’s Place Child Advocacy Center, the county’s only advocacy center for children affected by sexual abuse. Read the full story