Woodlawn School this Sunday afternoon will host a screening of the documentary “Miss Representation,” about how the media portrays women in the US and how that affects men and women, and boys and girls. Read the full story
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Film at Woodlawn Sunday: How media portray women
Posted on 16 May 2012.
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Grand opening for veterans museum at Richard’s Coffee
Posted on 15 May 2012.
Welcome Home Veterans Living History Museum, at Richards Coffee, 165 N. Main St., Mooresville .
MOORESVILLE - Welcome Home Veterans Living Military Museum at Richard’s Coffee Shop will celebrate the long-awaited grand opening of its new, permanent home on North Main Street this Thursday to Saturday, May 17-19, during Armed Forces Day Weekend and Mooresville’s Race City Festival. The weekend kicks off with a ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremony Thursday morning. Read the full story
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Weekend events: Festivals, music, 5K and more
Posted on 03 May 2012.
The 41st Davidson Town Day and the Town Day 5K race, a day-long musical tribute to the late Professor Robert Whitton, and the annual Charlotte Asian Festival and Dragon Boat Races on Lake Norman are among this weekend’s highlights around the area. Plan your weekend in THE GUIDE»
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All-day local music tribute Sat. to honor Robert Whitton
Posted on 30 April 2012.
Robert Whitton
Two Main Street music venues – Summit Coffee and The Birdsnest – will host a long list of local musicians in an all-day musical tribute to the memory of Davidson College Professor Robert Whitton this Saturday, May 5, in downtown Davidson. Read the full story
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‘Charlotte Talks’ features ‘One Town, Many Voices’ authors
Posted on 25 April 2012.
Levering and Blodgett
Jan Blodgett and Ralph Levering, authors of the new Davidson history book “One Town, Many Voices,” are scheduled to be interviewed Thursday at 9 a.m. on “Charlotte Talks” on public radio station WFAE, 90.7 FM, in Charlotte. (The program also airs Thursday night at 9 p.m.) Read the full story
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Browsing and buying at Art on the Green
Posted on 22 April 2012.
It was a sunny Saturday at Art on the Green in downtown Davidson. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)
Updated 1:08 p.m.
Hundreds of visitors strolled among artists’ booths under a bright sun at Art on the Green Saturday in downtown Davidson. Four artists won awards at the event, and they’re among the booths not to miss on Day 2 of the festival Sunday. Meanwhile, the rainy weather has brought cancellation of Sunday night’s first Concert on the Green of the season, which was to have been a performance by the Davidson College Symphony and Jazz Ensemble. Read the full story
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Plan your weekend: Art on the Green, jazz, Holocaust remembrance and more
Posted on 19 April 2012.
Davidson’s Art on the Green festival is back for another year, running Saturday and Sunday in downtown Davidson. This weekend also brings the season’s first Concert of the Green, a performance by the Davidson College Symphony and Jazz Ensemble on Sunday. The Jazz Ensemble also plays Friday, alongside Latin jazz composer arranger Bernardo Hernandez. See the Weekend Calendar, in THE GUIDE»
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Estate planning series at Raymer; new funeral home open house
Posted on 18 April 2012.
The McIntosh Law Firm P.C. and Raymer-Kepner Funeral Home in Huntersville are offering a pair of free estate planning workshops titled “Are Your Ducks In a Row?” on April 24 and May 8, at the funeral home. Meanwhile, another of the area’s funeral homes, the newly opened James Funeral home in Huntersville, has an open house this Friday, April 20. Read the full story
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INSIDE
Letter to the editor: Is someone poisoning the squirrels? Plus Cornelius Animal Shelter Pets of the Week.
Theater: Davidson actor Mark Sutch performs one-man "Under the Lintel" at Warehouse PAC. Also, our calendar of events, and latest showtimes at Our Town Cinemas.
NC championship = National Championship? National No. 2 Hough soccer plays national No. 1 Green Hope Sat. for NC title. Plus, Hough baseball heads to semis.
