05 September 2014
Davidson College president Carol Quillen told students Thursday night that the college's decision to make meal plans mandatory was a necessary "business decision" that the administration knew would be difficult to implement. But most of the 100 students at Thursday's meeting, hosted by the Student Government Association, weren't swayed.
Posted in Davidson CollegeComments Off on Students still wary as officials explain new dining fee
05 September 2014
I have random and fleeting—or is it fleeing?—thoughts. They may be observations of people and things around me, they may be comments made by someone else that inspire, provoke or stimulate ruminations within my mind, or they may be quotes I hear or read. Sometimes, I share these random thoughts.
Posted in Jaletta Albright DesmondComments Off on Random thoughts about truth and life in the fast lane
04 September 2014
Rick Wild says he writes 1/4 million numbers a year as a scorekeeper for the Web.com tour. Read more.
Posted in River Run, SportsComments Off on Calligrapher records Chiquita Classic scores, keeping a dying art form alive
04 September 2014
Volunteers soon will begin renovating the abandoned house on Davidson's west side.
Posted in Nonprofit news, Planning & Development, real estate, West sideComments Off on Habitat plans big makeover for Cardinal Court eyesore
04 September 2014
HUNTERSVILLE – Huntersville police have charged a 22-year-old Huntersville driver with felony death by motor vehicle following a rollover crash early Saturday on McCoy road that killed his passenger. Evan Purtill, 22, of Huntersville, was charged Thursday after police completed their investigation into the 2am Saturday wreck on McCoy Road, between Hambright and Beatties Ford […]
Posted in Huntersville, Police BlotterComments Off on Driver, 22, charged after fatal wreck on McCoy Rd.
04 September 2014
Around Davidson: Saturday is International Vulture Awareness Day. Plus, other news.
Posted in Around DavidsonComments Off on A birthday, a national award and vultures
03 September 2014
CONCORD – The N.C. Department of Transportation is preparing to convert Poplar Tent Road over I-85 in Concord to a diverging diamond interchange (DDI), one of two on the $125.2 million I-85 widening project and one of four currently under construction in the Charlotte region.
Posted in Concord, Traffic alertsComments Off on Poplar Tent Rd. traffic to shift for diverging diamond
03 September 2014
Find Nikki Sawyer Moore's mouthwatering recipe in FOOD & DINING»
Posted in foodComments Off on Dill Egg Salad on Homemade Rye Bread
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