Anne Buechler
Anne Buechler, a longtime teacher and school administrator, has been named director of admission at Davidson Day School, the school announced Friday. Mrs. Buechler is now a language arts teacher and sports coach at the school. She’ll start the new job at the end of the school year.
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Dr. William D. “Bill” Wubben, a resident of The Pines at Davidson since 1988, died Friday, May 2, 2008. He taught economics at Davidson College from 1960 to 1963 before joining the faculty at UNC Charlotte in 1964. He chaired the UNCC Department of Economics from 1971 to 1976 and retired in 1988. [...]
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Ken and Kim Rodes have opened PostNet in Davidson.
Here’s the latest installment of our occasional “Business notes” feature. In today’s column:
PostNet opens in Davidson; infill home fits into the Walnut Street neighborhood; Downtown Davidson Inc. to meet; game maker scores a hit with “Blunders.”
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A busy weekend in Davidson kicked off with a “Derby” Spring Fling Garden Party Friday at The Pines. In honor of the Kentucky Derby, which begins at 6 p.m. Saturday, current residents plus those on the Waiting List were invited to a buffet dinner, live music, livelier conversation and a beautiful day for spilling out [...]
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Workers remove the sign and prepare to paint at the First Charter branch on Main Street in downtown Davidson Thursday. In early June, a new sign will go up as the office becomes a branch of Fifth Third Bancorp, of Cincinnati. Fifth Third said April 15 it has received all necessary regulatory [...]
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County Commission chair Jennifer Roberts (left) makes her re-election pitch to Kim Hodgson (right) on Main Street in front of Summit Coffee Thursday morning. Budd Berro (center) is a Roberts campaign aide. Ms. Roberts is one of five Democrats on the May 6 primary ballot seeking three at-large county commission seats. For more about [...]
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Golfers were in fine form. The course was in fine shape. Lions Clubs across north Mecklenburg were fine hosts. If only the weather had cooperated, the 4th annual Russell B. Knox Memorial Golf Tournament would have been perfect. Though play had to be called early because of thunderstorms, the Monday, April 28, outing [...]
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Which country has the world’s largest Muslim population? The port of Rotterdam is built on the delta of which major European river? Those are the kinds of questions Aidan Berkey has become a whiz at answering. The eighth-grader represented Davidson’s Woodlawn School at the state geography bee, where he placed second, making him North [...]
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Thursday, May 1, is Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Beth Shalom of Lake Norman is planning a candle-lighting ceremony at 7 p.m. on the Village Green, at Main Street and Concord Road. Survivors will deliver first-hand accounts and student anti-genocide activists will speak as well.
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Bob Maier, right, with Nathan Hartle, who has helped editing and writing for Afghan news websites.
Davidson may be a long way from Kabul, Afghanistan, but it’s hardly out of mind for resident Bob Maier. Mr. Maier is in the midst of writing a five-part series of articles about conditions there for an English-language news [...]
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