Posted on 11 February 2010.
Did you know there may be federal stimulus funding available to help make your home more energy efficient? A coalition of local non-profit groups and churches will hold a workshop and neighborhood canvass Saturday in Davidson to seek applications and help get that word out.
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Posted on 09 February 2010.
Davidson’s Town Board meeting on Tuesday night, Feb. 9, includes a vote on a series of budget amendments – including cuts needed to cover a budget shortfall at the town-owned MI-Connection cable TV system. The board also will hear presentations and vote on two regional projects: the Lake Norman Regional Bicycle Plan and Carolina Thread Trail. Read the full story
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Posted on 27 January 2010.
Software company iQmetrix opened its U.S. headquarters in Davidson this week. Some of the 14 local employees are, from left: Eric Stachowski, Kris Rodgers, Steve Jacobs, Melissa Dillinger, Mary Wilkins, Rachel Liste, Bill May, James Westgate, Patti Hubbel, Shawn Legris and Will Hunt. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net photo)
iQmetrix, a Canadian company that develops business management software for the mobile phone industry, has moved its U.S. headquarters and 14 employees to Davidson, from Cornelius.
The company has leased the 6,000-square-foot third floor of 445 S. Main St., which is also home to Wooden Stone gallery. The building is managed by the Knox Group. Read the full story
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Posted on 07 January 2010.
News this week of several new businesses as well as some closings.
Read on for the details. Read the full story
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Posted on 31 December 2009.
A home in River Run was burglarized over the Christmas holiday, with a large flat-screen TV and jewelry reported missing. Also today, a warning: Local police will be out on the roads tonight looking for drivers who have been drinking.
Those and other incidents are below, along with a summary of the past week’s traffic enforcement on local streets. Read the full story
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Posted on 16 December 2009.
Brian Moore
Those and other incidents and auto accidents are below, along with a summary of the past week’s traffic enforcement on local streets. Read the full story
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Posted on 08 December 2009.
SOURCE: South Main Square/Project for Innovation, Energy & Sustainability press release
In Davidson, a local property owner and economic development consultant has conceived a Public – Private Partnership to create a unique business incubator that may serve as a model for other communities.
The initiative is called “Project for innovation, Energy and Sustainability (acronym “PiES”). Founder Kathleen Rose has formed an advisory board for PiES which includes local academic advisers for technical assistance and a local venture fund for financial assistance to member companies.
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Posted on 20 November 2009.
Wooden Stone, the art and crafts gallery on South Main Street, will open a third location just for the holidays – a couple of doors down from Tiffany & Co. in Charlotte’s SouthPark Mall. Also in in this column: A mini-profile of the new Cocoon salon in Stowe’s Corner downtown, “Best of Lake” awards for local homebuilders and architects, a Sunday fund-raiser sale at the Village Store and Sanctuary gallery, and a reminder about the upcoming Christmas in Davidson. Read the full story
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