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Cornelius will honor Black History Month 2022 Feb. 26 at town hall.
Effective February 26, 2022, the Mecklenburg County Public Health Rule requiring indoor face coverings will expire. The Board of County ...
After careful consideration of recent changes to the NCDHHS StrongSchools Toolkit, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has revised some COVID- ...
Town Hall will be hosting a OneBlood blood drive on Wednesday, March 2. Another opportunity to donate will be held at First Baptist Chur ...
Beginning Tuesday, February 22, Catawba Avenue will be restricted to one lane from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Walk through the doors of Town Hall on any day in February and you'll be greeted by the work of Gil Horne Jr., a Charlotte artist.
When times get tough, it's a relief to know that there are people ready and willing to help. For a number of our residents, those people ...
North Carolina residents can use a helpline for mental health help, and the state health department is encouraging people to use it.
Old Statesville Road and Bailey Road were closed down in all directions before 9 a.m. Tuesday morning after a reported fire.
CMS student-athletes are making history across the state, winning competitions and setting records in individual and team events. The di ...
Three principal appointments were announced at the Feb. 8 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education meeting.
Monday, Feb. 21 will revert to a teacher workday as it was originally scheduled. This is a change from the previously-communicated inten ...
The Town of Cornelius has announced its summer camps in anticipation of a popular season given the last two years of the pandemic.
Mecklenburg County Solid Waste is hosting a Hazardous Waste Collection Event for businesses that qualify as a Very Small Quantity Genera ...
Cornelius Police are looking for a man charged with multiple charges including possession of a "weapon on mass destruction" and assault.
If wintry mix does descend upon the Lake Norman and Queen City region, it will be the fourth weekend in a row!
The first "coffee chat" of 2022 will happen Monday, Feb. 7 and focus on more affordable housing in the Lake Norman town.
Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Mecklenburg County.
Residents of the Town of Cornelius are advised to prepare for icy conditions that may develop Friday night (01/28) and end early Saturda ...
Round 3: The Lake Norman area is preparing for the third iteration of winter weather this month!