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UNION — The crowded room held its breath as Master of Ceremonies Wayne Herron pulled out the card with the name of the next queen of the Eastern Oregon Livestock
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UNION — The crowded room held its breath as Master of Ceremonies Wayne Herron pulled out the card with the name of the next queen of the Eastern Oregon Livestock
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The west side of Cornelius ends in dozens of tiny peninsulas that spread across Lake Norman like tree roots through soil. The bedroom community north of Charlotte is only 15 square miles but boasts 75 miles of lakefront, likely the most of any North Carolina community. Around a decade ago, locals noticed an uptick in the number of out-of-town guests booking homes through then-nascent rental platforms like Vrbo and Airbnb. They weren't pleased. “We’re not a vacation town,” said Frances Dawson, a realtor who lives in Cornelius. “The people who spent their good hard-earned money on these...
The west side of Cornelius ends in dozens of tiny peninsulas that spread across Lake Norman like tree roots through soil. The bedroom community north of Charlotte is only 15 square miles but boasts 75 miles of lakefront, likely the most of any North Carolina community. Around a decade ago, locals noticed an uptick in the number of out-of-town guests booking homes through then-nascent rental platforms like Vrbo and Airbnb. They weren't pleased. “We’re not a vacation town,” said Frances Dawson, a realtor who lives in Cornelius. “The people who spent their good hard-earned money on these...
Cornelius.org An architect's rendering of the proposed Greenway Gartens, with a new Olde Mecklenburg Brewery and beer garden, apartments and townhomes. Cain Center for the Arts A rendering of the planned Cain Center for the Arts on Catawba Avenue in Cornelius. A $25 million regional arts center breaks ground Friday in downtown Cornelius. Town officials say the project has sparked other residential and commercial development nearby, including a brewery and apartments. Planning for the Cain Center for the Arts began in 2015. As word about the project has spread, it has made people think...