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Huntersville to weigh Anchor possibilities
HUNTERSVILLE – Following 15 years of abandoned plans and false starts, the possibility of redevelopment for the former Magla Mills property near downtown is back in play. The town Board […]
Flags fly and tempers flare in Huntersville as trucks and hard feelings roll on
For the second time in a little over two months, tempers left over from November’s elections boiled over during an otherwise cordial Huntersville Board of Commissioners meeting. At a Feb. […]
Maybe a tad little less caffeine for herroner
HUNTERSVILLE – Jill Swain, just elected to her fourth term as mayor of Huntersville after four previous terms as a member of the Board of Commissioners, has been around longer […]
A 40-foot setback for embattled ‘enterprise center’
HUNTERSVILLE – The protestors who live in the partly dilapidated neighborhood that a church-affiliated group wants to help showed up at a Board of Commissioners meeting Monday to say they […]
Huntersville delays two development decisions in rancorous meeting
HUNTERSVILLE – Growth and aging. The town of Huntersville – the fastest-growing municipality in the state, and one of the fastest in the country – is grappling with both as […]
Closing, relocating schools could affect property values
With some public schools in the county set to consolidate or close after changes approved this month, many in the public are wondering about the impacts. But the changes, such […]
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