Several public meetings are on the schedule this week. The Planning Board monthly meeting is tonight at Town Hall. On Tuesday, learn more about a regional bicycle plan for Lake Norman and put in your two cents at Town Hall. And the Design Review Board examines some downtown signs and awnings Wednesday. It’s another big music weekend ahead, with a Concert on the Green featuring rock and roll with Sound Barrier. And Friday through Sunday in Union Grove, Iredell County, it’s the 85th Ole Time Fiddlers and Bluegrass Festival, which claims to be the oldest continuous festival of its kind.

Details in our This Week calendar, in The Guide. CLICK HERE>

Andy Dunnill was Davidson's first artist-in-residence. (David Boraks photo)

Members of the Davidson Public Art Commission will give the Town Board an update Tuesday on plans to install the town’s first piece of public art – a sculpture titled “A Bouquet for Davidson” by artist Andy Dunnill – in front of the Davidson Post Office this spring.

The presentation, by commission member and Davidson College art history professor Shaw Smith, will include a short video recorded at Mr. Dunnill’s Greensboro studio that shows what the work will look like, the work in progress and the site. (The video was produced for the Davidson Public Art Commission by DavidsonNews.net.) Read the full story

Dave Malushizky of The Lawrence Group shows plans for Mooney’s Corner, a 3-story structure proposed on South Main Street, near Town Hall, at Tuesday’s Town Board work session. (David Boraks photo)

Artisan Builders approached the Town Board last night with a proposal for reviving their delayed Mooney’s Corner project at 212 S. Main St., next to Town Hall. Read the full story