Monthly Archives: November 2011

Mount Holly teen a ‘Legend’ in the making by Alan Hodge When 16-year-old Corey Gordon of the Stonewater community near Mount Holly pursues his passion, it’s behind the wheel of… Read more »

by Alan Hodge For several years, residents and children in the Mountain Island community of Overlook have looked forward to their neighborhood’s annual fall festival and the tricks and treats… Read more »

Traffic to increase along N.C. 115 by Will Bryant HUNTERSVILLE – Commuters traveling from Huntersville to Charlotte are seeing a hefty increase in traffic around Eastfield Road and N.C. 115… Read more »

by Alan Hodge When the 10-member Catawba River Artisans group holds its Art2Heart gallery exhibition and sale on Saturday, Nov. 19 to benefit the American Heart Association, people in downtown… Read more »

by Tori Hamby Know someone who has gone out of his or her way to improve life on Mountain Island Lake? The Mountain Island Lake Marine Commission wants to hear… Read more »

by Alan Hodge After much study and consideration, the Mount Holly City Council decided to make a number of key changes to a municipal ordinance that restricts the type of… Read more »

by Tori Hamby More than 60 Mount Holly residents gathered at the city’s municipal building late last month for a question-and-answer Mount Holly City Council candidate forum. Judging from audience-generated… Read more »

by Christopher Lux It’s not uncommon for passers-by to call out, “Hey Cooper!” as the 4-year-old Golden Retriever runs through Coulwood Hills with his owner, Sherri Cook. It seems Cooper… Read more »

by Alan Hodge Mount Holly Parks and Recreation officials say they want to revamp the city’s park system with new signs, but city council members seem weary of the price… Read more »

The Carolina Raptor Center, 6000 Sample Road, held its annual Halloween “Hoot and Howl” event Oct. 29, and Mountain Island, Charlotte and Huntersville residents joined in on the “Howl-o-ween” fun…. Read more »