24 July 2014
After months of struggling to raise money, the Cornelius-based Community Arts Project said Thursday it will shut its doors next month, after more than 15 years. The nonprofit said it will continue its summer classes, but dissolve on Aug. 31. The organization blamed "diminishing contributed and earned income" for its demise.
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24 July 2014
Visitors' Bureau officials were joined by leaders from Mooresville and developer RL West.
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24 July 2014
For those inquiring about about police cars on Old Meeting Way in the Exit 30 area Wednesday afternoon and evening: Police were investigating a death there. They found nothing suspicious and said there’s no danger to the public.
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24 July 2014
Around Davidson: All Star team members and others gather for the McEver Field Reunion.
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23 July 2014
An update on the $1 billion Mooresville project, in REAL ESTATE & HOME»
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23 July 2014
CHARLOTTE - State officials in Raleigh have taken a lot of heat lately over plans to widen I-77 north of Charlotte by hiring a private contractor to build and operate toll lanes. So on Wednesday, they came to Charlotte to promote the plan, arguing yet again that given a shortage of funds, it's the best way to deal with congestion immediately, instead of 10 or 20 years from now.
Posted in Business, Cornelius, Exit 30 area, Huntersville, Living with Growth, Mooresville, Planning & Development, TransportationComments Off on In Charlotte, NCDOT officials defend I-77 toll lanes
23 July 2014
This week in church news, Dr. John Rowe is leaving the Davidson United Methodist Church’s Counseling Center after 17 years to go into private practice. Davidson College Presbyterian Church is hosting a seminar by Elizabeth Hinson Hasty, author of “Beyond the Social Maze;” St. Alban’s Episcopal Church is changing Sunday worship hours; and Community in […]
Posted in Church newsComments Off on Rowe leaving DUMC Counseling; St. Alban’s shifts service
23 July 2014
Davidson Police enjoyed a quiet week from July 14 – 20, with only two minor traffic accidents and a drop in traffic citations. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s office issued another alert for a woman missing since late May. Read on for details and a summary of this week’s traffic enforcement.
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