Updated Aug. 1, 2007
The proposed purchase of the former Adelphia cable TV and internet system by Mooresville and Davidson remains alive, because of inaction at the N.C. General Assembly on a bill that would effectively prevent the deal. Meanwhile, commissioners in the two towns could vote soon on whether to go forward […]
The HAMMERS emergency home repair program is seeking entries from artists for its 2008 “Images of Home” limited edition fund-raising calendar. Thirteen works will be chosen, one for each month plus the cover of the 8 1/2″ x 11″ calendar. Entries are due Sept. 8.
The developer of the 1,000-unit Antiquity Cornelius project at the end of South Street has agreed to speed up sidewalk construction and adjust the project’s marketing materials, after being contacted by Davidson’s planning director.
More utility work is planned on Griffith Street next week, when both Duke Power and Charlotte Mecklenburg Utilities will have simultaneous projects.
Davidson’s newly formed Natural Assets Stakeholders Committee, which will help guide a townwide inventory of trees, open spaces and other natural assets, will have its first meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at Town Hall, 216 S. Main St.
The committee is an element in a major initiative the town planning staff are calling “Natural Assets: A […]
The calendar over the next few days includes a mix of the fun and the serious, beginning with a full schedule tonight. It’s opening night for Davidson Community Players’ production of “Beau Jest.” Meanwhile, public meetings include the first gathering of the town’s newly formed Greenprint Stakeholders Committee and public hearings tonight and Monday […]
Jay Laurens, the former administrator of a Rowan County non-profit organization, has been hired as the new executive director of the Ada Jenkins Center. He starts work Aug. 1, taking over from Bill Johnson, who is retiring at age 65.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board Tuesday night approved a scaled-down $516 million bond package for school construction and renovations in a 7-2 vote. Money for revovations at Davidson IB Middle School on South Street survived the cuts, as did money for a new high school on Bailey Road in Cornelius.
Henry Lebedinsky tuning his harpsichord before making a recording at WDAV-FM. (photo courtesy of Jennifer Foster)
Davidson musician and St. Alban’s Episcopal Church music chief Henry Lebedinsky will get a a few minutes in the national spotlight tonight as the guest music quiz contestant on the public radio classical music program “Performance Today.” Also […]
A public planning workshop is scheduled Wednesday at 1 p.m. on a proposed retail/commercial development at Davidson Gateway Drive, near Exit 30. Also this week are the first of two public hearings on financing for the proposed purchase of the Adelphia Communications cable system, and a writer’s workshop with author Cecil Murphey Saturday at So […]
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