Chapel Hill, NC UNC Chapel Hill Junior and Davidson, NC native releases single. Expect a full album release November 15, but here is the first single – Planet Earth. About Alo Ver – Click Here
Davidson, NC. OK. I am guilty. Whenever I talk about Davidson I say how great it is to be in a college town because of the great cultural opportunities. But, I rarely take advantage. This time is different. I like all music, but Americana music is special. When I learned Sierra Hull was playing at Davidson College next April I went to youtube and checked her out. I know she was considered a virtuoso mandolin player at age 11. Now she is an accomplished touring artist in her 20s. Check out these youtube tracks.
Here is info on her performance:
Davidson, NC Davidson Elementary earned 10 out of 10 stars on Carolina School Hub. Congrats to that great school. We appreciate what these ratings do for our town and kids.
Davidson, NC. Davidson resident and UNC Chapel Hill Sophomore, Cassidy Goff, released a new alternative song written and produced with UNC classmate Robby Wingard. Cassidy was born and raised in Davidson, attending Cannon School in Concord and now studying Chinese at UNC. Music has always been a passion and she looks forward to returning to college to continue working on her music. One of her earlier songs, Carnivore, was featured on Morning Drive on WMVY radio on Martha’s Vineyard.
She is partnering with start-up record label, New Galaxy Records , also made up of college students aspiring to make an impact in the music industry. Enjoy with plenty of bass!
Sunday Aug 6, 2017 We were looking to dine out in Davidson, but after realizing Concerts on the Green was in full swing, we decided to venture over to Huntersville. A real estate client had mentioned that they had an amazing meal at House of Taipei near exit 25. My local Asian favorites have always been Sabi in Davidson and Eez in Birkdale so I was intrigued to try something new.
When we arrived around 5:30, we were pleased to see a bunch of cars in the parking lot and when we entered the restaurant was half full. The service was spot on. We were shown to our table, given menus and immediately asked for drink orders.
The menu is varied with standard appetizers, main dishes and a section to customize your meal. We started with the Crab Rangoon, which was excellent and easily shared. I ordered the Taipei Delight $13.50 – Jumbo shrimp and chicken sauteed with red bell peppers, baby corn, & snow peas in a garlic sauce – excellent. Came with white rice and was a large portion. My youngest ordered Chicken Fried Rice $6.75 – he was very pleased. My older son ordered a build-your-own Traditional Chinese Dished Dual with Chicken and Shrimp and an Orange Sauce he selected off their list $11.50 – he thought it was great and plenty of food.
We left very impressed with the professional service, quality and selection of the food, and the size of the dining crowd on a Sunday night. So please try House of Tapei – it is hidden gem in plain sight in Huntersville.
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Open Houses in Davidson, NC this weekend. Have some fun and check out the local real estate market. We found a bunch of open houses this weekend.
Sat 11-2, 18516 River Ford Drive, Davidson North Carolina $534,900 River Run
Sat 1-3 12424 Bradford Park Drive, Davidson North Carolina $339,500 Bailey Springs
Sat 1-4 19304 Overleaf Lane #200, Davidson North Carolina $899,000 River Run
Sat 1-3 17300 Silas Place Drive, Davidson North Carolina $379,999 Summers Walk
Sat 10-12 520 Ashby Drive, Davidson North Carolina $339,000 Mcconnell
Sat 12-3 18434 River Ford Drive, Davidson North Carolina $629,900 River Run
Sun 1-3 12424 Bradford Park Drive, Davidson North Carolina $339,500 Bailey Springs
Sun 1-4 1309 Torrence Circle #10, Davidson North Carolina $292,000 Emerald Bay
Sun 1-4 19304 Overleaf Lane #200, Davidson North Carolina $899,000 River Run
Sun 10-1 1120 Churchill Road, Davidson North Carolina $489,000
Sun 1-3 520 Ashby Drive, Davidson North Carolina $339,000 Mcconnell
Sun 1-5 14016 Helen Benson Boulevard, Davidson North Carolina $269,900 Summers Walk
Sun 1-3 11660 Hidden Forest Lane, Davidson North Carolina $399,900 Hamilton Crest
Sun 1-4 11870 Terrill Ridge Drive, Davidson North Carolina $389,900 River Ridge
Davidson, NC The new Davidson Fire Station on Concord road will be delayed a month and a half after its upper roof was blown off during a heavy storm on July 8. Engineers needed to certify that the lower structure was still sound before work commenced again. The upper structure has been removed from the scene. Insurance will cover the damages.
Where’s Waldo? In Davidson, of course! The iconic children’s book character in the striped shirt and black-rimmed specs is visiting over 20 local businesses throughout our community this July. Find Waldo Local is a great summer vacation activity and a wonderful way to support local businesses and the Shop Local movement in our community, including these partners: The Jewel Box, The Soda Shop, Ben & Jerry’s, South Main Sweet Shop, The Needlecraft Center, and Whit’s.
Anyone who wishes to participate can pick up a “Find Waldo Local in Davidson!” passport, which contains the names of all the participating sites, and get their passport stamped or signed for each Waldo they spot. Collecting store stamps or signatures at twenty or more businesses will entitle diligent seekers entry into a prize drawing.
This year marks both Waldo’s and Main Street Books’ thirtieth anniversary, and to celebrate, Main Street Books will throw a joint birthday party on July 30th at 2 pm. The whole town is invited to join in birthday games, indulge in snacks and sweets, find a good book, and witness the reveal of the Find Waldo Local prize winners.
| Aug. 17-20 | Orientation |
| Aug. 21 | Classes Begin |
| Oct. 9-10 | Fall Break |
| Oct. 20 | Fall Convocation (Afternoon classes cancelled after 2:30 p.m.) |
| Nov. 22-24 | Thanksgiving Break (classes resume Nov. 27) |
| Dec. 6 | Fall Semester Classes End |
| Dec. 7 | Reading Day |
| Dec. 8 (8:40 a.m.) – Dec. 14 (5:15 p.m.) | Examination Period (No exams Sunday) |
| Jan. 15 | Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (no classes) |
| Jan. 16 | Classes Begin |
| March 5-9 | Spring Break (classes resume March 12) |
| April 2-3 | Easter Break |
| April 24 (11:15 a.m.) | Spring Convocation (12:15 p.m.-only classes cancelled) |
| May 9 | Spring Semester Classes End |
| May 10 | Reading Day |
| May 11 (8:40 am) – May 16 (5:15 p.m.) | Examination Period, including Sunday Afternoon |
| May 19 | Baccalaureate (4:30 p.m.) |
| May 20 | Commencement (10 a.m.) |
