Lake Norman Chamber Of Commerce Welcome Magazine

2019-2020

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Contents 8 Welcome to the

38 Location,

Lake Norman Region

14 30 things to

39 The Towns of

know and do at Lake Norman

16 Culture

44 The Towns of

Powering the future

Lake Norman — Cornelius

19 Personal

Watercraft Laws

The area’s greenways offer adventure

community

24 Higher Learning There’s no limit

Modern medicine right here

The Lake Norman area wins again and again

31 Business

A growing international presence

34 Shopping

Retail therapy at its best

35 Eats

Something for every palate

37 Farmers’ Markets

Buy fresh and cook local

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Lori K. Tate Lori@LNCurrents.com

Advertising Sales Executives

Carole Lambert Carole@LNCurrents.com

All kinds of places to call home

51 Don’t Miss

30 Accolades

Editor

Different is beautiful

49 Real Estate

There’s a place here for every student

Sharon Simpson Sharon@LNCurrents.com

48 Faith

21 Education

28 Health Care

Advertising Director

46 Get Outside

20 Link in to the

Lake Norman — Huntersville

MacAdam Smith Mac@LNCurrents.com

Lake Norman — Davidson

18 History

Location, Location

You’re close to everything here

42 The Towns of

Let Us Entertain You

Publisher

Mark your calendars

Cindy Gleason Cindy@LNCurrents.com

53 Weddings

Plan your nuptials here

54 Recreation

Enjoy family in a number of ways

Beth Packard Beth@LNCurrents.com

56 Sports

Sports fans love it here

58 On Course

Time to tee off

60 Chamber Events and Awards for Local Businesses

Trisha Robinson Trisha@LNCurrents.com

Let’s celebrate

62 Lake Norman

Chamber Membership List

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YOUR HOME, YOUR WAY. Representing Discerning Buyers and Sellers in the Lake Norman Region

"Catherine worked with us over a long period as we relocated. She was very helpful in acclimating us to the various neighborhoods, areas and options that were available. She helped us sort through those options and was patient with us as we worked through the very important purchase of our next home.

She also was very responsive to our questions and concerns and helped immensely in the negotiating process."

"Catherine is very knowledgeable of the local market and was able to share her insight, so I was able to find the right house and feel confident in my purchasing decisions. Her guidance throughout the buying cycle, ability to answer questions, reminder of next steps with timely and professional communications was invaluable. Thank you, Catherine, for providing "5 Star" service on this and previous transactions!"

"How do I find the words to thank you for all you did for us, in selling our home and buying our 40 year old waterfront fixerupper? You were there every step of the way and every detail was handled with your friendly reminders and prompt responses. You kept our tight timeframe on track - seriously, there weren't any surprises! It takes a village with everyone doing their part; every village needs a mayor and you certainly were our mayor!"

Welcome to the Lake Norman Region

Greetings

W.E. “BILL” RUSSELL, CCE

PRESIDENT LAKE NORMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

On behalf of the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce and our approximately 900 active business members, it is a pleasure to welcome you to the Lake Norman region. Nestled on the banks of beautiful Lake Norman, our lake towns offer the perfect opportunity for both visitors and newcomers to enjoy the lake living lifestyle of Cornelius and Mooresville, the small town college charm of Davidson, and the vitality of Huntersville with its abundant shopping and recreational facilities.

Lake Norman, located just outside of Charlotte, provides visitors and newcomers with a window to the past and an eye to the future. The lake is home to the land where the Catawba Indians once walked and the early European settlers made their stand. Today, it is home to vibrant business parks and retail centers.

New neighborhoods have emerged and families have relocated to the region, making Lake Norman one of the fastest growing regions in the country.

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Our proximity to the cultural opportunities of Charlotte, mixed with the charm and lake living lifestyle of our small towns make Lake Norman a great place to work, live and visit. We encourage you to use this important resource with our buyers guide (beginning on page 62) to Shop the Lake and enjoy our diverse array of retailers, shopping centers and restaurants. Treat yourself to the Charlotte region’s premier parks or take in one of our historical sites.

We hope Great Lake Living gives you a glimpse into why so many new families are making Lake Norman their home. Visitors and residents can browse VisitLakenorman. org for more information on dining and entertainment, and newcomers and prospective businesses can find out more about the region at LakeNormanChamber. org. Again, on behalf of our business community and our lake towns, we welcome you to Lake Norman!

Sincerely,

W.E. “Bill” Russell, CCE President Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce

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Live Like a Native GET WILD AT THE CAROLINA RAPTOR CENTER IN HUNTERSVILLE.

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Go to story time at one of the local library branches.

Adults 1. Know your exits: Exit 23 and 25 take care of Huntersville. Exit 28 is all about Cornelius. Exit 30 is Davidson, while Exit 31,33 and 36 service Mooresville. And finally, Exits 42 and 45 land you in Troutman.

2. Learn how to shag. The Lake

Kids and Teens 1. Dance to live bands at Old Town

Cornelius’ 2nd Friday Street Festival.

2. Play on the playground at Jetton Park in Cornelius.

3. Train for a half-marathon or a marathon. There are plenty of these races here throughout the year.

3. Learn to waterski at the Lake Norman YMCA.

4. Buy a cup of coffee at Summit Coffee in Downtown Davidson. Be sure to answer the daily trivia question correctly for a discount.

4. Swim at the beach at Ramsey Creek

5. Walk your dog on one of the area’s

Park in Cornelius.

5. Go see a show by Davidson

Community Players’ Connie Company.

Better yet, audition for one.

6. Visit the owls at the Carolina Raptor Center in Huntersville.

7. If you’re under 8 years old,

check out Discovery Place KIDS in Huntersville. Even 6-month-olds can find something to do here — really!

greenways on a regular basis.

6. Watch the blue herons nest at sunset on their protected island between D4 and D6.

7. Taste a variety of soups from local restaurants at the Souper Bowl at Davidson College during the winter.

All proceeds support the Davidson Housing Coalition.

8. Make a note of when the North

in the area – there’s one almost every weekend.

Mecklenburg Recycling Center is open in Huntersville (Monday-Saturday 7 a.m.-4 p.m.). Visit www.charmeck.org for more information.

9. Take an art class at the Cornelius

9. Learn to sail at Lake Norman

8. Race in one of the many fun runs

Arts Center.

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Norman Shag Club was organized in 1983 and is always looking for new members.

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10. Visit one of the many locally

owned breweries in the Lake Norman area. Cheers!

Seniors

1. Join the YMCA (there are three

locations in the Lake Norman area) for fitness, friends and fun. There are plenty of senior activities, including OWLS (Older Wiser Living Stronger).

2. Mentor someone in the community.

We could all use a little guidance.

3. Take your teenage grandaughter

shopping at Birkdale Village. Suggest going to American Eagle, and you’ll be cool in their book for a long time.

4. Browse The Van Every/Smith Galleries at Davidson College. The permanent art collection features 3,100 works of art spanning five centuries.

5. Learn to play Pickleball. It’s the hot ticket in town for seniors.

6. Volunteer for a non-profit — think Ada Jenkins, Our Towns Habitat for Humanity, Y Readers, or Angels & Sparrows in Huntersville.

7. Take Tai Chi through Cornelius Parks, Arts, Recreation & Culture.

8. Check out the North Meck Senior

Center in Huntersville for all sorts of activities.

9. Compete in Senior Fun & Fitness

Day in Cornelius. It’s usually held in May.

10. Go to a play performed by

Davidson Community Players or Warehouse PAC in Cornelius.

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Culture DAVIDSON COMMUNITY PLAYERS’ PRODUCTION OF ANNIE WAS A HIT.

Let Us Entertain You

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Lake Norman’s cultural scene continues to flourish The Lake Norman area boasts a growing cultural scene and with the Cain Center for the Arts quickly coming to fruition in Old Town Cornelius, things show no signs of slowing down. So get ready to attend gallery crawls, inspiring plays and mesmorizing concerts, because that’s all here at Lake Norman.

If you’re a theatre buff, you’re in luck, as any production by Davidson Community Players is sure to satisfy. For more than 50 years, this award-winning theatre company has entertained audiences in the Lake Norman area. The company offers shows throughout the year, as it has a permanent home at the cozy Armour Street Theatre in Davidson. During the summer, the company performs at the Duke Family Performance Hall at Davidson College. Past favorite productions include 42nd Street, Hello Dolly! and The Music Man. This summer look for Mamma Mia! and A Comedy of Tenors.

The Warehouse Performing Arts Center in Cornelius is another theatre venue in the Lake Norman area.

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the place for culture vultures.

Davidson College also produces top-notch theatrical productions throughout the year. In addition, the college offers the C. Shaw and Nancy K. Smith Artist Series, which brings in performances by visiting musicians, choral groups, dance troupes and theatrical companies.

Music at Davidson College includes the Davidson College Concert Series, along with performances by The Davidson College Concert Choir, The Davidson College Chorale, The Davidson College Jazz Ensemble and The Davidson College Symphony Orchestra. Faculty performances also pepper the calendar.

The music doesn’t stop there, as several concert series are offered in the area. For more than 11 seasons Music at St. Albans has brought world-renowned musicians to the Lake Norman area performing in musical genres such as Celtic, classical and gospel. Birkdale Village in Huntersville also offers a summer concert series on the weekends.

During the warmer months, be sure to pack a picnic basket and head out to the Village Green (corner of Main Street and Concord Road) in Davidson

for Concerts on the Green. From big band to beach music (Band of Oz is always on the schedule), this series appeals to all ages.

Art crawls in Cornelius and Davidson throughout the year offer extra fun.

The Van Every/Smith Galleries and Katherine and Tom Belk Visual Arts Center at Davidson College also offer changing exhibitions, artist receptions and talks throughout the year.

However you wish to express your creativity or enjoy the creativity of others, you can bet there’s an outlet for you in the Lake Norman area.

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History

Powering the Future

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The creation of Lake Norman changed more than the area’s landscape

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Lake Norman celebrates 56 years years in 2019. When newcomers discover the lake’s history, they’re almost always surprised to learn how it came about. Then there are some folks who are surprised to find out that it hasn’t always been here.

In the early 1900s, James B. Duke, William S. Lee and Dr. W. Gil Wylie envisioned how a series of dams on the Catawba River could literally power the South’s future, in particular the Carolina Piedmont’s future.

Cowans Ford Dam was built by Duke Power (now Duke Energy) on a historic Revolutionary War battle site. Ground was broken on the project on September 28, 1959. Four years later the dam was complete with a length of 7,387 feet, which includes more than a mile of earthen dam. The concrete portion alone is 1,279 feet long and 130 feet high.

Bill Lee, the grandson of William S. Lee and the chairman of Duke Power Company at the time, led this engineering feat.

While the complexity of the project seemed at times staggering, not to mention the emotional impact on the community as two river crossings (Sherrill’s Ford and Beatty’s Ford) would be flooded in addition to many original homesites, Lake Norman was the result of a dream (60 years in the making) come true.

Often referred to as “The Inland Sea,” Lake Norman offers 520 miles of shoreline (more than North and South Carolina’s coasts combined) and is named for Norman Atwater Cocke, a retired Duke Power president.

BECAUSE OF LONG ISLAND For years, Lake COTTON MILL’S SUCCESS IN THE Norman was a EARLY 1900, THIS DAM WAS BUILT weekend getaway TO SUPPLY ADDITIONAL destination, as POWER IN 1919. people in the Piedmont would flock to cabins along its shores to get away from every day life.

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with leases starting at $120 a year. Eventually subdivisions were established, and folks began to live on Lake Norman’s shores full time.

Though people started realizing how beautiful and satisfying lake living was, heavy development didn’t take off until the 1990s, as the Charlotte area’s thriving business environment brought more people to the area and the infrastrure was in place to support a larger population.

While Lake Norman has more than lived up to its powerproducing expectations, it has also transformed what was once a heavily agricultural and textile community into more of a resort area that attracts a variety of people from around the world.

On the north end of the lake, you’ll still find many agricultural pockets untouched by development. If you hit it on the right day, you might even discover a cow or two soaking in the water off the shores of Catawba County. The southern part of the lake attracts many people who make their living in nearby Charlotte. When traffic flows, you can travel from your office in Uptown Charlotte to Lake Norman in approximately 45 minutes. Not many urban areas offer a lakeside respite so quickly.

As power continues to flow from Lake Norman, so do its memories. Ask around and you’re likely to find someone who was around when the lake filled. They’ll remember the Robert E. Lee, the first tour boat on the lake; the 85-pound catfish that won the state record; Outrigger Harbor, the original marina that stood where The Peninsula Yacht Club is today; and how Hurricane Hugo ravaged Lake Norman’s shores in 1989.

More than 50 years after its creation, Lake Norman remains a peaceful respite for an extraordinary community of people.

Note: Lake Norman Our Inland Sea (bottom right)

by Bill and Diana Gleasner and Images of America Around Lake Norman (top right) by Cindy Jacobs were used as research tools for this article. Both are excellent books about Lake Norman’s history.

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Play it Safe Personal Watercraft Law The N.C. General Assembly enacted a personal watercraft law that took effect Dec. 1, 1999. On June 30th, 2000 this law was amended. Below is a summary of the law:

Who Can Operate a PWC? • Anyone 14 years old but younger than 26 can operate a PWC if: they have successfully completed an approved boating safety education course (proof of age and safety course completion must be carried during operation) they are riding with a person who is at least 18 and is in compliance with the Boating Education Requirement Law (G.S. 75A-16.2) • It is unlawful for the owner of a PWC to knowingly allow a person younger than 16 to operate a PWC unless they have first completed an approved boating safety education course.

• It is unlawful for anyone who has temporary or permanent responsibility for a person younger than 16 to knowingly allow that person to operate a PWC unless they have first completed an approved boating safety education course.

Understand the laws before hitting the water on a personal watercraft

PWC Operation • No one can operate a PWC on state waters between sunset and sunrise.

• All PWC riders, passengers and those being towed must wear approved personal flotation devices.

• If the PWC is equipped with a lanyard-type engine cut off switch, the lanyard must be worn by the operator at all times.

• A PWC must have a rearview mirror or an observer on board besides the operator to legally tow someone on skis or similar device.

• PWCs must be operated at all times in a reasonable and prudent manner.

Maneuvers that endanger people or property constitute reckless operation.

• No person shall operate a personal watercraft on the waters of this State at greater than no-wake speed within 100 feet of an anchored or moored vessel, a dock, pier, swim float, marked swimming area, swimmers, surfers, persons engaged in angling, or any manually operated propelled vessel, unless the personal watercraft is operating in a narrow channel (see below).

• No person shall operate a personal

watercraft in a narrow channel (see below) at greater than no-wake speed within 50 feet of an anchored or moored vessel, a dock, pier, swim float, marked swimming area, swimmers, surfers, persons engaged in angling, or any manually operated propelled vessel.

• No person shall operate a PWC towing another person on water skis or similar device unless the total number of persons operating, observing, and being towed does not exceed the number of passengers identified by the manufacturer as the maximum safe load for the vessel.

Reckless Operation Includes: • Unreasonable or unnecessary weaving through congested boat traffic.

• Jumping the wake of a vessel within 100 feet of the vessel or when visibility is obstructed.

• Intentionally approaching a vessel in order to swerve at the last moment.

• Operating contrary to the “rules of the road”.

• Following too closely (see below) to another vessel, including another personal watercraft.

Renting PWCs • No one shall rent a PWC to someone under 16 unless that person meets the conditions in the section “Who Can Operate a PWC?” • A minimum of $300,000 insurance must be carried on each PWC that is rented to the public.

Narrow Channel • A “narrow channel” means a segment of the waters of the State 300 feet or less in width.

Following too Closely The term “following too closely” means proceeding in the same direction and operating at a speed in excess of 10 miles per hour when approaching within 100 feet to the rear or 50 feet to the side of another vessel that is underway unless that vessel is operating in a narrow channel, in which case a personal watercraft may operate at the speed and flow of other vessel traffic.

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Link into the Community These sites will help you navigate the Lake Norman area Charlotte Mecklenburg Library www.cmlibrary.org

Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce www.lakenormanchamber.org

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools www.cms.k12.nc.us

Lake Norman CURRENTS www.lncurrents.com

Cornelius www.cornelius.org

The Lake Norman Regional Economic Development Corporation www.lnedc.com

Davidson www.ci.davidson.nc.us Davidson College www.davidson.edu Huntersville www.huntersville.org

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission www.ncwildlife.org Visit Lake Norman www.lakenorman.org The Weather Channel www.weather.com

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Education

Top-Notch Schools

BY LYNN ROBERSON THE MOORESVILLE GRADED SCHOOL DISTRICT IS KNOWN NATIONALLY FOR ITS COMPREHENSIVE DIGITAL PLAN.

The Lake Norman area offers many ways to go about your child’s education, and that’s a good thing because every child is different. Award-winning public and private schools provide considerable and diverse choices here, as families can select from schools that emphasize the arts and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), as well as Montessori and faith-based-curriculums. Area high schools offer International Baccalaureate programs, Advanced Placement courses and many other options. With all of these choices, you are sure to find the right fit for your child.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools offers many elementary and middle schools in addition to three high schools in the area — Hopewell and North Mecklenburg in Huntersville and William Amos Hough in Cornelius. North Mecklenburg is noted for its International Baccalaureate program, while Hopewell offers a comprehensive curriculum including the Cambridge International Program. U.S. News & World Report ranked Hough the 40th best high school in North Carolina. The three schools offer extensive Advanced Placement courses.

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There’s a place here for every student

J.M. Alexander Middle School in Huntersville is categorized as an IB World School, and it just moved into a brand new building in 2017. Bailey Middle School In Cornelius opened in 2006 and now has more than 1,500 students. The goal of Bailey Middle is to “Inspire Learners and Empower Leaders.” www.cms.k12.nc.us The Mooresville Graded School District provides another public school option. The district is known nationally for its comprehensive digital plan, as it has distributed more than 4,400 laptop computers to all 2nd- through 12thgrade students and licensed staff across the district. It also provides iPads for use at school for all students in kindergarten and first grade.

Dr. Mark Edwards, the former superintendent of Mooresville Graded School District, was named the 2013 AASA (American Association of School Administrators) National Superintendent of the Year. During that same year President Barack Obama visited the school district to see its success firsthand. Dr. Stephen Mauney now serves as the superintendent of the award-winning school district. http://www.mgsd.k12.nc.us Great Lake Living at Lake Norman

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Education Also serving the Lake Norman area are some of the Iredell-Statesville Schools. Lake Norman High School in Mooresville is a newer high school in the system was ranked the 50th best high school in the state according to U.S. News & World Report. Some area elementary and middle schools also were named Honor Schools of Excellence or Schools of Excellence.

In addition, Brady Johnson, superintendent of Iredell-Statesville Schools, received the 2014 A. Craig Phillips North Carolina Superintendent of the Year award. The school system has a graduation rate of 87.4 percent and is ranked 19th our of North Carolina’s 115 districts. http://iss.schoolwires.com/lnhigh

Public charter options

For other public options, families can consider charter schools, for which tax dollars provide some of the funding.

These schools are required to have no discrimination, no religious associations and no tuition. If charter schools have more applicants than available slots, they must use open lotteries to fill remaining spots.

Community School of Davidson is a public charter school offering grades K-12. The school has less than 1,200 students, and its mission is to use the principles of The Basic School to provide an optimal learning environment. In 2019, U.S. News & World Report ranked CSD the 22nd best high school in North Carolina. CSD has the highest demand of charter school admission in the state and has a 99 percent graduation rate. www.csdnc.org Corvian Community School in Huntersville is a public charter school serving grades K-9. One grade will be added each year until 2021 when the school will be completed through 12th grade. Corvian is committed to small class size, and each elementary classroom is served by a teacher and a full-time assistant who remain with students for a two-year learning loop. www.corvian.org Iredell Charter Academy is a tuition-free public charter school educating students in grades K-8. Subsequent grades will be added each year. www.iredellcharter.org Lake Norman Charter School is a public charter school in Huntersville serving grades K-12. Lake Norman Charter’s high school was ranked 9th in North Carolina by U.S. News & World Report in 2019. The class of 2017 earned more than $8 million in scholarships. The school’s mission is to prepare students to be community leaders demonstrating personal integrity with a life-long desire to learn, lead and serve. www.lncs.org Lakeside Preparatory Academy is a free public charter school in Cornelius offering grades K-8. The school provides all students with the opportunity to experience a focused and coherent curriculum through the Core Knowledge Sequence by E.D. Hirsch. Its mission is to cultivate a highly effective leadership environment that engages, embraces and enriches children’s strengths, one child at a

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time. www.lakesideprepacademy.com Langtree Charter Academy is a tuition-free K-12 charter school in Mooresville. It offers grades K-12, and its mission is to build a rigorous and productive learning environment where students can reach their academic potential and where teachers set clear educational goals. www.langtreecharter.org Lincoln Charter School offers a K-12 program on its Lincolnton and Denver campuses. The mission of Lincoln Charter School is to facilitate the development of college-ready individuals through emphasis on rigorous academics and community expectations: honesty, respect, empathy, responsibility, service and preparedness. www. lincolncharter.org Pine Lake Preparatory is a K-12 school authorized by the North Carolina State Board of Education in August 2006 as a North Carolina Charter School. Pine Lake Preparatory is located in the southernmost portion of Iredell County within minutes of I-77 and convenient to Davidson, Mooresville and the surrounding area. In 2019, U.S. News & World Report ranked it the 19th best high school in North Carolina. www.pinelakeprep.org Pioneer Springs Community School gained official charter status in 2014. The school blends the holistic Basic School approach to core curriculum with a healthy focus on the natural world to engage students’ senses on every level.

It offers grades K-6, adding a grade each year through high school. www.pioneersprings.org

Picking private

Private schools offer faith-based and secular choices for families. Because of the continued growth in the Lake Norman area, school offerings change and grow each year as schools open, relocate, and add additional grades and facilities.

Cannon School offers a lower, middle and upper school and is located in nearby Concord, making it an easy commute for Lake Norman-area residents. The school is more than 40 years old. www.cannonschool.org Chesterbook Academy in Huntersville serves 2-year-olds through 5th grade. The students wear uniforms, and the focus is on personalized learning, hands-on discovery and a well-rounded curriculum. The school offers extended day, enrichment and camps. www.chesterbrookacademy.com Christ the King Catholic High School is located at N.C. 73 and Poplar Tent Road in Cabarrus County, near Huntersville. It is a co-ed, college preparatory, Catholic high school that is open to students of all faiths and backgrounds. www.christthekinghs.com Davidson Day School in Davidson offers a pre-K through 12th-grade at its 15-acre campus. The Upper School offers A Product of Lake Norman CURRENTS Magazine

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THE LAKE NORMAN AREA OFFERS DIVERSE CHOICES IN EDUCATION. collegiate choices in all departments in addition to Advanced Placement courses, and the average class size of the Upper School is 19. www.davidsonday.org

grades. The ministry of the school is to provide a college-preparatory education in a safe and nurturing environment grounded in the Christian faith. www.lknc.com

Davidson Green School prepares the next generation of leaders and citizens by developing 21st century skills in the context of environmental stewardship. The school is located in Davidson and offers classes from 3 years old through eighth grade, growing each year. www.davidsongreenschool.org

Liberty Preparatory Christian Academy in Mooresville is a Christian school that serves grades K-12. The school is a University-Model School in which students are on campus three days a week and complete professional instructor-prepared lessons at home the remaining two days. www.libertyprepnc.com

Grace Covenant Academy in Cornelius offers pre-K through 6th-grade classes. The academy is a ministry of Grace Covenant Church. www.gracecovenantacademy.org

Phoenix Montessori Academy is located in Huntersville and offers preschool classes and grades K-12.

The school’s mission is to develop true scholars, life-long learners and productive citizens of the world in a diverse atmosphere that incorporates Montessori principles. www.phoenixmontessori.org

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Southlake Christian Academy in Huntersville offers grades TK-12 and was founded as a mission of the SouthLake Presbyterian Church. Its 19-acre campus features state-of-theart educational buildings, along with athletic facilities. www.southlakechristian.org St. Mark Catholic School offers instruction in grades K through 8 at its campus in Huntersville. More than 725 students are enrolled, and the school is part of the Mecklenburg Area Catholic Schools. www.stmarkcatholicschool.net Woodlawn School is located in Davidson and serves grades K-12. Its 61-acre campus features the historic Woodlawn plantation home, and its natural setting permits investigative opportunities. www.woodlawnschool.org

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DAVIDSON COLLEGE IS ONE OF THE TOP-RANKED LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES IN THE COUNTRY.

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Higher Learning

There’s No Limit Higher education opportunities can take you where you want to go If you’re looking to finish your college degree, get specific training or simply take a few classes to sharpen your skills, you’re in luck because the Lake Norman area offers all kinds of higher education opportunities. Choices include an established private liberal arts university, schools with classes tailored to the needs of non-traditional and working students, community colleges with specialized degree and training programs, and a unique technical school designed specifically to jumpstart a career in the automotive industry.

Central Piedmont Community College — Merancas Campus www.cpcc.edu/campuses/north

With six campuses in the area, Central Piedmont Community College, established in 1963, offers a broad range of disciplines from which students can choose to study. The Merancas Campus, located in Huntersville, focuses on the college’s Public Safety and Transportation

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System Technologies programs. Examples of curriculum programs include: criminal justice, fire technology and more.

For those interested in pursuing careers in the automotive industry, CPCC — Merancas has courses and degree programs in collision repair technology, diesel and heavy equipment technology, and transportation system technologies.

The college also offers Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) for individuals wishing to enter law enforcement in North Carolina. In addition, the full-service campus provides associate of arts degree classes, college preparatory, GED/ESL and college transfer classes. Students can also take part in a diverse variety of continuing education classes, such as Forklift Certification, NC Vehicle Inspection and NC Vehicle Emissions Inspection (OBD II).

Davidson College

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country, as it offers 26 majors, 17 minors as well as interdisplinary studies. Located on a 665-acre main campus, with a 110-acre lake campus, the college has 1,810 students (51 percent male and 49 percent female) and is the alma mater to more than 20 Rhodes Scholars.

Students attending Davidson College benefit from a low student to professor ratio (10:1) to allow for a more collaborative, unique academic experience. More than 850 courses are offered each year.

In 2007 Davidson College developed the Davidson Trust, becoming the first liberal arts college in the country to replace loans with grants in all of its financial aid packages.

Moreover, the campus is an integral part of the cozy and picturesque college town of Davidson, and more than 90 percent of the students live on campus. Athletes at the school compete in 21 sports at NCAA Division I. The school has an endowment of $796.9 million as of December 31, 2018.

dedicated to meeting the post-secondary education and training needs of nearby residents. In 1983, the college opened the Mooresville Center, located in Downtown Mooresville.

Mitchell offers college transfer courses, accounting, business administration, early childhood, information systems, medical assisting, phlebotomy and high school programs. Its GED program has experienced explosive growth over the years. English as a second language classes are taught at three levels and are also gaining in popularity.

In addition, the school offers basic skills in the workplace classes, which cover reading, computation, problem solving, communication skills, team-working skills and more.

In recent years, the Mooresville Center expanded with 30,000 square feet of office and classroom space, including 12 classrooms, two science classroom/ laboratories, one multi-purpose room, a student lounge and 12 faculty offices.

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Strayer University

www.mitchellcc.edu/mooresville/ Founded in 1852, Mitchell Community College, located in Statesville, is an open-admissions community college

www.strayer.edu/huntersville Strayer University opened its doors in Huntersville in 2008 and is an educational resource in the area that caters to working adults looking to further their education.

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more. The school, which started in 1892, offers bachelor’s and associate degrees.

With more than 80 campuses nationwide, Strayer University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, which is one of the six regional accrediting bodies in the United States.

One of the most unique aspects of Strayer is that it emphasizes flexibility and convenience. Most classes are scheduled from 6 to 10 p.m. during the week and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Strayer also offers most of its classes online.

MEDICAL CAREERS BEGIN AT MITCHELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE. degrees in accounting, business and finance, criminal justice, education and training, entrepreneurship, information technology, nursing and

Universal Technical Institute

www.uti.edu/Campus-Locations/NTICharlotte-Mooresville One of 12 campuses located across the United States, the Universal Technical Institute — Mooresville Campus, located conveniently off I-77,

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offers a wide range of automotive technology courses tailored for the NASCAR industry, in addition to various manufacturer training programs. It also offers a CNC Machining Technology program.

The rigorous curriculum covers an extensive list of fundamentals, and the graduate placement rate is high.

The Scoop The Art Institute of Charlotte www.artinstitutes.edu Johnson & Wales University www.jwu.edu Johnson C. Smith University www.jcsu.edu King’s College www.kingscollegecharlotte.edu Queens University of Charlotte www.queens.edu UNC Charlotte www.uncc.edu

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Health Care

Top Quality Care Lake Norman’s medical community takes pleasure in taking care of you

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Though Lake Norman’s communities are spread across a large area, the quality and access to health care is always readily available. With area hospitals, medical, surgical and rehabilitation centers, patients can rest easy knowing they have numerous options from which to choose, whether they are seeking well care or specialized treatment.

16455 Statesville Road, Huntersville www.atriumhealth.org Conveniently located off I-77, this healthcare pavilion is home to five physician offices, and also offers advanced diagnostic imaging services, a full-service lab, retail pharmacy, outpatient surgery center and a 24-hour emergency department with bedside registration for convenience, as well as treatment rooms (including one designated as a trauma/resuscitation room).

The staff includes physicians who are board-certified in emergency medicine, and the facility is backed by the breadth and depth of Carolinas Medical Center, the region’s only Level 1 Trauma Center.

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433 McAlister Road, Lincolnton www.atriumhealth.org This three-story, 101-bed facility is located off the west shore of Lake Norman, servicing the Denver, Maiden and West Lincoln communities. Hospital features include cardiac care, imaging, pain management and rehabilitation services, as well as a spacious birthing center featuring a Level 2 nursery and a pediatric hospitalist on staff. The hospital is also the anchor to a 64-acre medical campus featuring numerous specialty practices.

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hospital campus. The facility also maintains a link to local history with the building’s exterior, which contains 300,000 reclaimed bricks from a portion of the former Belding-Hausman Mill.

Lake Norman Regional Medical Center

171 Fairview Road, Mooresville www.lnrmc.com Formerly known as Lowrance Hospital, Lake Norman Regional Medical Center first opened in 1926 and operated as a non-profit corporation in its early years.

Now operating as a 123-bed hospital, LNRMC offers 24hour services, a surgical weight loss center, orthopedic specialty center, women’s services and The Stork’s Landing Maternity Center, as well as cardiology, oncology and surgical services. Over the years, it has received numerous accolades and awards, from places such as the Optum Center of Excellence network in the area of spine and joint surgeries, Blue Distinction Center+ for Maternity Care, and accrediation by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.

Because of its location in Mooresville, patients close to I-77, I-40 and I-85 can easily access the center for medical services.

Iredell Memorial Hospital

557 Brookdale Drive, Statesville www.iredellhealth.org Throughout its growth and expansion over the years, Iredell Memorial Hospital is deeply rooted in Statesville’s history and is the only not-for-profit hospital in the area. It is part of the Iredell Health System. The citizens of Iredell County own the buildings and grounds of the facility, and all revenue is reinvested back into medical technology and staff.

The main campus currently offers 247 beds and employs 260 physicians representing 39 medical specialties. The hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. Iredell Health System maintains a certified Community Cancer Program by the American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer, and it has the only diabetes program in the county recog2019-20

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LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IN MOORESVILLE BEGAN AS LOWRANCE HOSPITAL IN 1926.

nized by the American Diabetes Association. Specialty centers can be found in Mooresville, Mocksville and northern Iredell County.

Piedmont Healthcare

Various locations www.piedmonthealthcare.com One of the largest physician-owned and -directed multi-specialty groups in North Carolina, Piedmont Healthcare offers more than 200 providers in multiple specialties treating patients in more than 50 locations in Troutman, Mooresville, Statesville and Mocksville.

The physicians at Piedmont Healthcare work together across all specialties, allowing patients to receive comprehensive care. In addition, patients have access to the latest in medical tests and procedures, including X-ray, 2D and 3D Mammography, CT, MRI, ultrasound and in-house laboratories. Piedmont Healthcare earned the 2014 UnitedHealthcare PATH Excellence in Patient Service Award, which is based on clinical results that measure how successfully practices have closed gaps in patient care.

Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center

10030 Gilead Road Huntersville www.novanthealth.org Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center is a full-service, 91-bed community hospital providing services in a variety of areas, including cancer, heart and vascular, diabetes, imaging, sleep health, orthopedics, maternity, and more. In April 2016, the hospital again received state approval to transfer 48 acute beds and an operating room from Presbyterian Medical Center to Huntersville Medical Center, which will eventually bring the bed count to 139.

Its emergency department is also open 24 hours a day, and patients have access to advanced surgical services close to home, including the use of the state-of-the art da Vinci Robotic Surgery System®, which involves a surgical tool that provides robot-assisted technology for procedures such as hysterectomies and procedures that help treat prostate cancer.

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Area Accolades Lake Norman Wins Again Time after time, the area comes out on top • MSN compiled a list of the 11 Best Lake Towns in the United States in 2019, and Cornelius ranked fourth.

• Businessweek magazine ranked Cornelius No. 7 on its list of Best Affordable Suburbs in the U.S. in 2009 • Davidson ranked 10th on The South’s Best Food Towns List 2019 by Southern Living.

• USA Today ranked Davidson as the wealthiest town in the state in May 2019 based on the fact that most households in Davidson earn six-figure incomes.

• Charlotte Magazine ranked Davidson as Charlotte’s No. 1 suburb in 2017, while Cornelius placed fourth and Huntersville placed fifth.

• The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE), an organization that represents the chambers of commerce in North and South Carolina, selected the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce as the 2015 Chamber of Commerce of the Year.

• Davidson designated Bee City USA in 2017.

• Davidson’s Main Street named as a “Great Place in America” by the American Planning Association in 2016.

• Kindred restaurant in Davidson was named “The South’s Best Restaurant in North Carolina” by Southern Living in 2018.

• Kindred restaurant in Davidson named a James Beard Award Semifinalist in 2016.

• Kindred restaurant in Davidson ranked eighth on Bon Appetit’s list of best new American restaurants of 2015.

• Davidson wins the Digital Inclusion Leadership Award with E2D (Eliminate the Digital Divide) in 2015.

• Davidson wins a Bronze as a Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists in 2010 and 2015.

• Davidson wins Tree City USA designation in 2010 and 2015.

• Davidson wins the North Carolina Land Trust Government Conservation Partner of the Year Award, Con-

servation Trust for North Carolina in 2014.

• Davidson wins a Bronze for being a Fit Community from 2011-2014.

• Davidson wins the 2013 Great Main Street Award from the North Carolina Chapter of the American Planning Association.

• Davidson wins an honorable mention for its comprehensive plan from the North Carolina American Planning Association in 2011.

• Huntersville ranked twelfth on SafeWise’s 50 Safest Cities in North Carolina in 2014.

• Huntersville ranked seventh on Business North Carolina’s Best Places in North Carolina to Buy a House in 2014.

• Huntersville ranked seventh on Nerd Wallet’s Best Places for Homeownership in North Carolina, based on availability of homes, affordability and overall growth of the area in 2014.

• The Town of Huntersville in conjunction with Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics was awarded the

Centralina Council on Government’s Excellence Award in “Improving Quality of Life” for its S.O.U.L.S initiative in 2014.

• Huntersville ranked eighth on Movoto’s 10 Best Cities in North Carolina based on cost of living, crime rate, education, median household income, home value and amenities in 2013.

• Huntersville ranked sixth on Nerd Wallet’s Top Places in North Carolina for Job Seekers, based on whether or not cities were growing, median household income/affordability, and the unemployment rate in 2013.

• Huntersville ranked fourth as Best Affordable Suburb in America by BusinessWeek, based on suburbs to the largest cities in each of the 50 United States in 2010.

• Huntersville ranked second in Forbes’ America’s Best Places to Move in 2009.

• Huntersville was named one of the Top 100 Best Places to Live in 2005 by CNN/Money magazine.

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Business

World Wide Wins

The Lake Norman area continues to garner a worldwide reputation for business

BY AARON GARCIA

JOE GIBBS RACING IN HUNTERSVILLE EMPLOYEES APPROXIMATELY 650 PEOPLE.

It seems our sleepy lakeside community has built quite the worldwide reputation as a great place to work.

Over the past 12 months or so, companies from Germany, Spain and Switzerland have planted flags in the Lake Norman area, injecting more than $110 million in investments between three companies alone. These, along with other newcomers, have continued to bolster and diversify an economic identity that signals great things ahead for Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson.

Much of that growth, at least in terms of new, reddirt construction, will be felt in Huntersville’s The Park business complex. Oerlikon, a Swiss tech conglomerate, invested $62 million to build a new 105,000 square-foot facility in the park, which will create 93 new jobs. Ninety employees will eventually fill German stamping and coating giant Kurz’s new 125,000-square-foot, $30 million North American headquarters. Spanish packaging company Daumar also chose the complex as its new North American base of operations and will fill 40 jobs to work out of a 120,000-square-foot facility worth $21 million.

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The new additions, along with other foreign companies already calling Lake Norman home, such as Daetwyler (Switzerland), Nutec (Mexico) and Saertex (Germany,) have created an international advanced manufacturing hub in the southern Lake Norman area. Ryan McDaniels, head of Lake Norman Economic Development, explains that such an identity has a way of snowballing and creating even more growth, similar to how companies such as Rubbermaid, Yokohama and MSC moved into the area to be near Davidson-based Ingersoll Rand and Mooresville’s Lowe’s Home Improvement headquarters.

“A lot of these companies are able to take advantage of a workforce that may have been attracted to the area because of [a certain company],” explains McDaniel, “but now they have the opportunity to move to a different company and not relocate.”

Cornelius has been the target of perhaps the area’s most hotly anticipated expansion in Charlotte’s Olde Mecklenburg Brewery. The long-discussed project will anchor what many believe will be a revitalization of

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YOKOHAMA’S FACILITY IN CORNELIUS.

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OERLIKON, A SWISS TECH CONGLOMERATE, INVESTED $62 MILLION TO BUILD A NEW 105,000-SQUARE-FOOT FACILITY IN HUNTERSVILLE’S THE PARK.

Cornelius’ arts district and downtown area, thanks to a $7 million investment that will add 100 new jobs. The town also announced late in 2018 that single-serve cold beverage manufacturer SPRiZZi will run manufacturing out of the 118-000-square-foot building that formerly held Michael Waltrip Racing.

As valuable as these acquisitions have been for our area, none of these companies will crack the list of Lake Norman’s biggest employers, which has remained relatively unchanged over the past few years. Ingersoll Rand continues to lead the way with 1,600 employees on its Davidson campus, followed by Davidson College with 750 and MSC (350). McGuire Nuclear Station tops the list for Huntersville at 1,200 employees, followed by Novant Health (690), Metrolina Greenhouses (650), Joe Gibbs Racing (650) and Rubbermaid (400). Initial reports showed

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SPANISH PACKAGING COMPANY DAUMAR CHOSE HUNTERSVILLE’S THE PARK AS ITS NEW NORTH AMERICAN BASE OF OPERATIONS AND WILL FILL 40 JOBS TO WORK OUT OF A 120,000-SQUARE-FOOT FACILITY WORTH $21 MILLION.

SPRiZZi eventually plans to fill 250 jobs, which would make it Cornelius’ largest employer ahead of Financial Independence Group with 130 workers.

McDaniels pointed to the area’s workforce as a main reason the area continues to boom but also understands that value is lost if those workers are lured away. He said projects such as the Northcross Road extension — as well as proposals to revitalize the downtown areas of Huntersville and Cornelius — will go a long way in making sure Lake Norman-area residents are happy when they leave their new offices, too.

“That helps us a lot because that allows us to attract more talent, which is so important right now,” says McDaniels. “One of the biggest drivers [of economic development success] is having access to a talented workforce.”

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Shopping

OWNED BY MEGAN BLACKWELL, THE VILLAGE STORE IN DAVIDSON HAS BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS.

Shop it Out

Lake Norman offers retail therapy at its best

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BIRKDALE VILLAGE SERVES AS THE NUCLEUS OF HUNTERSVILLE. The days of trekking to Charlotte for Tory Burch purses and Golden Goose sneakers are over. Sure, The Queen City has its retail jewels (think IKEA, Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom), but the Lake Norman area also offers plenty of shopping to explore. And the best part is that you don’t have to sweat the traffic to enjoy it. You just have to know where to look.

We’ll begin at Exit 18, where you’ll find Northlake Mall, filled with every chain you could want from Macy’s to H & M to Michael Kors to Belk. Surrounding the mall is a selection of big boxes, including one of Mecklenburg County’s two REIs. If you can’t find what you need at this exit, you might want to rethink what you need.

Exit 25 brings you to Huntersville, where you’ll find Lowe’s, Target and Kohl’s, along with Birkdale Village, a mixed-use shopping center that serves as the unofficial town square. With a nice mix of fun local shops (Poppies) and chains (think Banana Republic, Gap

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and Talbots), Birkdale offers a pleasant shopping experience even for those who don’t enjoy shopping. Stop by on Friday or Saturday evenings during the summer for the Mingling on the Green Concert Series, where you can enjoy a variety of live music at the center fountain.

Three miles north at Exit 28 is Cornelius, which is peppered with quaint shops up and down Catawba Avenue. Keep your eyes open for home interior shops (Dutchmans and The Shoppes at Home Heart & Soul) that offer one-of-a-kind home accessories and women’s boutiques such as Avalilly’s, Sweet Magnolia and Luna’s.

Davidson, Exit 30, offers a Norman Rockwell take on downtown shopping, complete with Main Street Books, Mine

by Sandy (a high-end ladies boutique), Ben & Jerry’s and The Village Store, a legendary gift shop that is more than 50 years old. Be sure to stop by the Davidson College Store on Main Street for all your Davidson College gear. It’s

always a great day to be a Wildcat.

Langtree at the Lake (Exit 31) is the newest retail spot in the area. Located at Exit 31, the mixed-use shopping center offers a burgeoning mix of boutiques and restaurants. This area is just getting started, so look for more great things to come.

Downtown Mooresville (Exit 33 and 36) also offers an old-fashioned shopping experience with a true hardware store and a variety of shops.

West of I-77 in Mooresville, you’ll find any big box store you need, including HomeGoods, Michael’s, Old Navy, Super Target, Staples, Walmart and more.

Throughout the Lake Norman area there are plenty of mom and pop shops eager to please with personalized customer service and an inventory of specialized items. During recent years various campaigns have encouraged residents to shop local whenever possible. So the next time you find yourself looking for that perfect gift or pick-me-up, remember to shop local.

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Eats

Let’s Eat Something for every palate

BY CATHY SWINEY

BE SURE TO ORDER A FUN COCKTAIL AT HELLO, SAILOR.

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In recent years, the Lake Norman area has morphed into a hot bed of fabulous restaurants, and new places are constantly opening. Whether you make a reservation or simply seat yourself, you’ll find plenty of eateries that satisfy your cravings.

Davidson is a great place to start, as Southern Living ranked the college town 10th on The South’s Best Food Towns List 2019. One of the jewels in Davidson’s crown is Kindred. Owned by Joe and Katy Kindred, the restaurant was named The South’s Best Restaurant in North Carolina by Southern Living in 2018, and it was ranked eighth on Bon Appetit’s list of Best New American Restaurants of 2015. As if that isn’t enough, Kindred was named a James Beard Award Semifinalist in 2016. The Kindreds also own a lakeside eatery called Hello, Sailor that offers a contemporary and sophisticated nod to fish camps.

But the Kindreds aren’t the only game in town, as diners in the Lake Norman area can also find the cuisine of many cultures. Menus featuring Mexican, Latin American, Caribbean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Italian, Greek, Irish and Indian food join all manner of American food.

The waters of the lake inspire relaxing and fun-filled times, and that mood carries over into many restaurants.

More often than not, diners are casually dressed, children’s favorites are offered and prices are affordable. Many places also have outdoor seating, so you can enjoy your meal and the fresh air when the weather is favorable.

More and more chefs in the area are building relationships with local farmers and visiting farmers’ markets to secure fresh, in-season ingredients for their menus. Diners can taste the difference.

Cheeses for appetizers, greens for salads, seafood and poultry for entrees, vegetables for side dishes, and fruits for cobblers are just a sampling of what can be found. Restaurants like Fork! in Cornelius take pride in not only serving the freshest ingredients available but also in supporting the community.

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Lakeside Dining Apps & Taps — This laid back restaurant features live music, as well as barbecue and sliders. In addition you’ll find appetizers such as mac and cheese bites, potato skins, nachos and entrees like flatbread pizzas, chicken wraps and salads.

This place is known for its live music scene. Dress code is casual. 155 Pinnacle Lane, Mooresville, 704.677.7648, look for Apps & Taps on Facebook; just north of Highway 150 bridge by water.

OWNERS KATY AND JOE KINDRED HAVE ESTABLISHED A STELLAR REPUTATION IN THE RESTAURANT WORLD WITH DOWNTOWN DAVIDSON’S KINDRED AND HELLO, SAILOR. Birkdale Village in Huntersville will tempt your taste buds with all kinds of dining options.

You’ll feel like you’ve hit the jackpot with casual restaurants offering Asian fusion, wood-fired pizzas, Mexican street fare, upscale burgers, tasty barbecue and traditional American favorites, as well as a fancy establishment specializing in steaks and seafood.

Ready to dress up a bit for dinner? Fine dining options exist and do not disappoint.

Those that do set a dressed-up table with white tablecloths and candles offer stellar menus that are worth the care you took with your attire. Whether tucked in a shopping center or occupying a restored downtown building, you can expect the atmosphere to be cozy and intimate, the service to be efficient, and the food to be well prepared without being fussy.

Simplicity rules as chefs balance flavors and textures with creativity.

North Carolina is noted for its barbecue, and the lake area is home to several ‘cue joints that have legendary followings. Slow-smoked pork with sauce served in squeeze bottles on the side is the way to go.

Don’t forget to try a side of Brunswick Stew or mac

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and cheese (considered a vegetable here), and a serving of banana pudding for dessert. Midwood Smokehouse at Birkdale Village in Huntersville is the latest ‘cue place, and its macaroni and cheese was named the The Best Mac ‘n Cheese in North Carolina

by Southern Living.

For taste buds yearning for more international flavors, Asian fusion, sushi, Thai and Indian cuisine are well represented. Watch as your meal is prepared on a hibachi grill with great flair at a Japanese restaurant, see how high your spice tolerance is, or simply be adventurous and try a new sushi roll.

A day of water-skiing or just cruising the lake can leave one hungry, and fortunately, there are nearly a dozen restaurants just steps away from the shoreline. Ease those hunger pains with menus offering everything from oysters and ribs to modern Mexican and other contemporary fare. Most lakeside establishments are ultra casual with a laidback atmosphere where live music fills the air.

There’s no better way to end the day than by grabbing a seat at a table on the deck and enjoying a fantastic sunset with a burger and a cold beverage.

Blue Parrot Grill — Enjoy a spectacular sunset on the deck of this eatery where the crab cakes are winning folks over. Sandwiches, wraps and entrees are on the menu. Cover-up friendly. 169 Pinnacle Lane, Mooresville, 704.663.1203, www.lknblueparrot.com. Just north of Highway 150 bridge.

The Cabin — Craft beer, live music and organic wines can be found in this cozy Davidson spot on the lake.

400 N. Harbor Place Drive, Davidson, 704.237.3629, look for The Cabin on Facebook. Channel marker T4.

Eddie’s Seafood & Raw Bar — A consistent lake favorite, Eddie’s draws a laid-back crowd with its vast selection of seafood, Italian specialties, burgers and sandwiches.

Cover-up friendly. 643 Williamson Road, Mooresville, 704.799.2090, www.eddiesrawbar.com. Channel marker D11.

Hello, Sailor — Owners Katy and Joe Kindred have established a stellar reputation in the restaurant world with downtown Davidson’s Kindred. Hello, Sailor is just as satisfying with its contemporary take on the fish camp experience.

GQ recently named it one of the best new restaurants in the country.

20210 Henderson Road, Cornelius, 704.997.5365, www.hellosailornc.com.

East of channel marker D6.

Jack’s Dockside Grill — Jack’s offers fresh seafood, prime meats, produce, pasta and bread (with every meal).

Beach your boat and come on in.

1459 River Highway (Queen’s Landing), Mooresville, 704.663.2628, www.queenslanding.com. Channel marker 17A.

Lake Norman Cottage — Wine tastings with food pairings reign supreme here. Nothing beats a glass of wine by the water with friends.

200-A North Harbor Place, Davidson, 704.237.3629, www.lakenormancottage.com. Channel marker T4.

The Landing — Best known for its fall-off-the-bone ribs, this family atmosphere establishment has been around for almost 20 years. Tucked in a cozy cove, this place is cover-up friendly. 4491 Slanting Bridge Road, Sherrills Ford, 828.478.5944, www. lakenormanmotel.net. Channel marker M4.

Midway Boathouse Grill — The Bang Bang sauce on the mahi sandwich and shrimp po’boy make them standouts. Also known for blue plate lunch specials and nightly features.

8693 N.C. Highway 150 East, Terrell, 828.478.3078, www.midwayboathousegrill.com. Channel marker 17A. North Harbor Club — The place to go to for an upscale casual meal with a waterfront view. Seafood, steaks and pasta are prepared with a creative flare. Dress code is casual.

100 North Harbor Place, Davidson, 704.896.5559, www.northharborclub. com. Channel marker T4.

Port City Club — Whether you dine inside or outside, Port City offers a casually elegant atmosphere for lunch or dinner. Look for a fresh selection of fish, plus an interesting mix of cuisine. 18665 Harborside Drive, Cornelius, 704.765.1565, www. portcityclub.com. Channel marker R5.

Prickly Pear — Enjoy contemporary Mexican cuisine served lakeside.

This restaurant previously enjoyed a successful nine-year run in Downtown Mooresville. Cover-up friendly.

637 Williamson Road, Mooresville, 704.799.0875, www.pricklypear.net.

Channel marker D11.

Hours tend to change seasonally so please call before going to these establishments.

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Find Your Farmers’ Market

DAVIDSON FARMERS’ MARKET IS A POPULAR STOP ON SATURDAY MORNINGS.

Fresh produce is a given at Lake Norman

One of the best things about summer in the Lake Norman area is all of the fresh produce that’s available at local farmers’ markets. Check out this list to find one that’s close to you, and don’t forget to eat your vegetables.

Davidson Farmers’ Market When: Every Saturday from 8 a.m.-noon; Wednesday Evening Market August 22, 29 and September 5 from 5-8 p.m.

Where: Next to Davidson Town Hall between Main and Jackson Streets Info: www.davidsonfarmersmarket.org The Evening Farmer’s Market of Statesville When: Every Thursday, 4-7 p.m.

Where: Pecan Park in historic downtown Statesville Info: www.theeveningfarmersmarket.com

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Huntersville Growers’ Market When: Every Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon Where: Veterans Park, Huntersville Info: www.huntersville.org Denver Market When: Every Saturday, 8 a.m. until noon Where: Rescue Squad Park, 7835 Galway Lane Info: www.lincolncountyfarmersmarket.com The Market at DSS — Lincolnton When: Every Tuesday & Thursday, 8 a.m.-noon Where: Department of Social Services, 1136 West Main Street Info: www.lincolncountyfarmersmarket.com

Lincolnton Market When: Every Saturday, 8 a.m. until noon Where: Giles L. Martin, Sr. Shelter, 225 West Water Street (downtown Lincolnton) Info: www.lincolncountyfarmersmarket.com Troutman Farmers’ Market When: Every Tuesday, 4 -7 p.m.

Where: Troutman ESC Park Pavilion, 338 North Avenue Info: Look for Troutman Farmers Market on Facebook

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Location, location, location

Let’s Go!

Choose your adventure from Lake Norman

The convenience of Lake Norman’s location is one of the area’s best qualities. Combine its close proxmity to exciting places with its year-round fabulous weather, and it might just be the perfect place to live. For example, you can get to the beach or the mountains in a matter of hours from here.

And although no Lake Norman resident is just itching to leave their lakeside haven, everyone can use a change of (even the best) scenery every once in a while. That said, mountain, beach and shopping destinations abound in North and South Carolina. Whether you want a quick jaunt a couple of hours up the Blue Ridge Parkway or a leave-your-cares-behind retreat to one of the many beaches along the Carolina coast, Lake Norman is perfectly positioned as a home base for all manner of Carolina adventures.

Asheville

Drive Time: 2.5 hours Asheville is western North Carolina’s largest city and serves as the business, cultural, shopping and dining hub of the mountains. Asheville is known across the world for being a mountain gem, as it has an arts scene filled with concerts, festivals, art galleries and performances. The city is located in the heart of the Blue Ridge and is known for its natural beauty. The Blue Ridge Parkway, which brushes Asheville, attracts motorists each October when the trees begin to turn.

The historic Biltmore Estate, which sits on the city’s outskirts, is a favorite destination for those who love spring flowers and beautiful holiday decor.

Hickory/High Point/ Thomasville

Drive Time — Hickory: 45 minutes Drive Time — High Point and Thomasville: 90 minutes North Carolina has long been considered the furniture capital of the United States, and no three cities are more tied to furniture than Hickory, High Point and Thomasville. Despite recent trends toward moving production overseas, some of the best-known brands in the furniture industry remain headquartered in these three cities.

In fact, some of the most extravagant furniture you’ll ever see moves through these areas. A drive through the heart of Hickory on Highway 321 shows just how many outlets still sell locally made goods. High Point hosts a twice-a-year furniture market that attracts thousands of industry buyers from all over the world.

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Boone

Drive Time: 2 hours Boone is another North Carolina mountain destination Lake Norman residents can easily reach for a fun day trip or long weekend. Some of the Blue Ridge’s highest peaks are located in the Boone area. It’s another favorite for those interested in viewing the beautiful fall foliage. Many bed and breakfasts beckon visitors year round, and the town is home to Appalachian State University. During the holidays, dozens of Christmas tree farms open for business, so families can pick out the perfect tree and make lifelong memories in the process.

MANY CONSIDER CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA TO BE THE SOUTH’S CULTURAL CAPITAL.

Charleston

Drive Time: 3.5 hours Few destinations anywhere are as splendid as Charleston, South Carolina.

Make one trip to this charming southern city and you’re sure to be back. Charleston is located on the coast and is considered by many to be the South’s cultural capital. Dining in Charleston is world class, and the city’s dozens of restaurants offer Lowcountry menus that simply can’t be beat. Here you’ll find beautiful gardens wedged between historic pastel homes — many of which were built before the Civil War (which started in nearby Fort

Sumter). Beachgoers are also at home in Charleston, as Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island and Sullivan’s Island offer a variety of fun for those wanting to hit the sand.

Myrtle Beach

Drive Time: 4 hours Few places are as hot come summer as Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (and we’re not just talking about the temperature.) Myrtle Beach boasts miles and miles of beautiful beaches, hotels at every price point, hundreds of shops and nearly 2,000 restaurants.

And if you’re a golfer, few places can offer more than the Myrtle Beach area does all year long. More than 14 million people visit Myrtle Beach each year. Families love the carefree summertime atmosphere the beach offers, and with amusement parks, theaters and nightclubs in the mix, there’s truly something for everyone in Myrtle Beach.

Seagrove

Drive Time: Just under 2 hours Seagrove is a tiny town in North Carolina’s Randolph County. But combined with several nearby towns, Seagrove is considered by some to be the pottery capital of the United States.

Pottery here dates back to before the Revolutionary War, and it is still celebrated today. The North Carolina Pottery Center is located in Seagrove and offers visitors both permanent and traveling exhibitions, as well as a museum shop and periodic live demonstrations. Festivals throughout the year make it even easier to see all of the region’s talent.

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The Towns of Lake Norman

Huntersville

THE LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES IS A TRADITION AT HISTORIC RURAL HILL IN HUNTERSVILLE EVERY APRIL.

Family fun is what this town is all about

HUNTERSVILLE OFFERS MANY PUBLIC PARKS FOR RECREATION.

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Nestled among lake towns and Charlotte, Huntersville offers an ideal location. If you have children, the town offers great neighborhoods such as Birkdale, Hampton Ridge, MacAulay, Monteith Park, Vermillion and Wynfield, just to name a few.

Huntersville also gives families a unique blend of history (with places like Latta Plantation, Historic Rural Hill and Old Store Produce — all off Beatties Ford Road), along with modern conveniences, such as plenty of places to

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work out, a variety of grocery stores (think Earth Fare, Harris Teeter, Publix and Whole Foods) and retail shopping centers like Birkdale Village (our favorite place to go to the movies).

And while Charlotte does a great job of offering numerous festivals, cultural and sporting events, Huntersville does a great job of holding its own. Each year the town plans events that families can look forward to, such as A Huntersville Christmas with its carnival

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Huntersville by the numbers Year incorporated: 1873 Population: 57,098 Median household income: $93,731 Median value of owner-occupied housing units: $270,100 Source: www.census.gov Contact: BIRKDALE VILLAGE SERVES AS THE NUCLEUS OF HUNTERSVILLE. rides, Hello Huntersville, the seasonal Growers Market and Movies in the Park.

People travel from all over to attend the Renaissance Festival each fall, as well as the Loch Norman Highland Games. Rural Hill’s Sheepdog Trials and Dog Festival and North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival grow more popular each year.

Other reasons we love Huntersville

include the amazing North County Regional Library, which was recently renovated, and numerous parks and greenways that help us stay in shape. We can hop in the car and five minutes later be ready for a family hike at Latta Plantation. There are also the hidden gems like Lake Norman Community Sailing, where residents can purchase family passes that give you access to affordable and accessible water activities.

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Renee Roberson is the editor of CURRENTS Magazine and has called the Lake Norman area home since 2003. She specializes in writing about health and fitness, parenting, and pop culture.

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ART OF THE GREEN IS A FAVORITE SPRING EVENT.

Davidson A Magical Town

BY LORI K.TATE If you live in Davidson for any length of time, you’re going to run into someone you know when you’re walking downtown. That’s no accident, as the folks in Davidson have worked hard to create a walkable small town where everyone knows everyone else. While it’s charming to check in with friends while you sip a latte at Summit Coffee, there’s a magical quality that permeates throughout the town.

During certain times of the year, the magic comes through even more. For three nights in December, the town turns into a Norman Rockwell painting with its Christmas in Davidson celebration. Horse-drawn carriages decked in

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holly gallop through town, while Santa Claus listens to wish lists at the town library. A carousel thrills little ones, as carolers, who look as if they stepped out of a Charles Dickens’ novel, sing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen in perfect harmony. Davidson United Methodist Church caps off the festivities with a live nativity.

In the spring, Town Day brings out a variety of performers to the Village Green, as well as a ropes course built by the local Boy Scouts and performances by Dance Davidson.

Throughout the summer, Concerts on the Green brings live concerts to town — Band of Oz is a perrenial favorite.

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On Saturday mornings, residents flock to the Davidson Farmers’ Market with baskets in hand, looking for the best produce, meats and cheeses. Many treat themselves to a bouquet of flowers to carry them through the week. Live folk and bluegrass music gives the market more of a festival feel, and chef demonstrations inspire everyone to try a little harder in the kitchen.

However, if you don’t feel like cooking, Davidson has one of the hottest dining scenes around. With eateries such as Brickhouse Tavern, Carrburritos, Davidson Ice House, Famous Toastery, Flatiron Kitchen + Taphouse, Kindred, Mandolino’s Artisan Pizza, Mestizo and many more, it’s hard to decide what’s for lunch or dinner. And you can bet that as soon as you take a seat, you’ll see someone you know.

Of course, one of the best parts of Davidson is Davidson College, the nucleus of town. Established by the Presbyterian Church in 1837, the college brings performances, speakers and international flair to the community, not to mention exciting basketball games. Ever heard of Steph Curry?

Walking on its brick sidewalks under the oak trees is one of my favorite things to do. When you see students scurrying to class on foot or via bike, you can’t help but feel hopeful for the future.

Whenever I have to run an errand in Davidson, it doesn’t feel like an errand at all. Instead it feels like a little retreat, where tradition and sophstication mesh together to create a vibrant environment of which I’m grateful to be a part.

DOWNTOWN DAVIDSON OFFERS THE BEST OF SMALL TOWN CHARM.

Davidson by the numbers Year incorporated: 1879 Population: 12,921 Median household income: $120,658 Median value of owner-occupied housing units: $406,000 Source: www.census.gov Contact: Town of Davidson www.cidavidson.nc.us

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Cornelius This is my home

BY LORI K. TATE

Living in Charlotte when I was younger, I dreamed about one day living at Lake Norman. I grew up around water and I wanted to make my adult home as close to the water as possible. When I met my husband, I was thrilled to learn that he grew up at Lake Norman and loved the water just as much as I did, so it’s no surprise that we chose to raise our family here.

At first my husband worried that I would be homesick for The Queen City, but now he’s the one who has to talk me into making the trek down I-77 to Charlotte for special events (and it has to be really special). Don’t misunderstand

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me. Charlotte is a fine city, but the truth is that I have everything I need right here.

I grew up in a small town, so it’s important to me to know my neighbors and my community. The size of Cornelius and the friendliness of its people make this an easy task.

It’s rare that I don’t run into someone I know at the Fresh Market or at the always fun ‘Tawba Walk Arts & Music Festival. People always want to know how you’re doing and how they can help if you’re not doing well.

What makes Cornelius special is how it successfully marries down-home goodness with sophistication. This

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is a town where churches and fire departments still hold annual barbecues and where members of the Rotary Club cook pancakes to raise money for noble causes. It’s also a place that offers the type of luxurious amenities that attract the likes of corporate leaders, as well as professional athletes. Not many places can do both well — Cornelius does.

Then there’s the variety of things to do here. In Cornelius I can take my children to all sorts of parks and festivals. I can take them on a lakeside picnic at Jetton Park. I can even attend a cutting-edge play at The Warehouse Performing Arts Center (after said picnic sans said children).

My 9-year-old twins adore going to Carolina Cones for ice cream. And despite how young they are, they too appreciate how glorious a Lake Norman sunset can be, as they often spot it before I do. Whether you’re on a boat or on the shore, it will take your breath away, and it’s never the same.

As for me, I try to paddleboard as often as I can, and when I’m not in the water, you can find me searching for treasures at FlairTRADE Consign, Luna’s or The Shoppes at Home Heart & Soul. All three of these places are locally owned, and you can bet the clerks will remember your name if you visit more than once.

I’m happy to raise my children in such a nurturing and vibrant environment, and I’m even happier to call Cornelius my home. Looks like my hunch about living at Lake Norman was right.

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CORNELIUS IS AN ACTIVE COMMUNITY.

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Get Outside

The Scenic Route The area’s greenway system offers adventure at its best

BY LORI K. TATE

Being outside is part of life in the Lake Norman area. In the northern part of Mecklenburg County, Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson have their fair share of greenways with more to come. Cornelius’ most recent addition, the Caldwell Station Creek Greenway is a 2.6-mile greenway that connects Bailey Road Park to Highway 21 near Northcross Shopping Center.

“It’s [greenways] the number one priority in our comprehensive Parks and Greenways Master Plan,” says Troy Fitzsimmons, director of the Town of Cornelius Parks, Arts, Recreation & Culture (PARC) department.

Fitzsimmons says there are many reasons that the popularity of greenways is growing, with one of the biggest being that it’s an unstructured activity. “You can walk, you can run, you can bike,” he says. “With today’s busy lifestyles, it’s hard to go do organized activities; the time may not be right. But with greenways, you can do it in the

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morning, afternoon, evening; it doesn’t matter. You don’t need to be with a bunch of people to play a sport.”

Another attractive aspect of greenways is their convenience. The Caldwell Station Creek Greenway runs up against the Heritage Green and Oakhurst subdivisions, making access to the trail just a few steps away from residents’ homes. The trail also backs up to Poole Place, a Habitat for Humanity neighborhood.

On many of the area’s greenways, you’ll see markers that read Carolina Thread Trail. In fact, 22 miles of the Carolina Thread Trail’s more than 260 completed miles run through the Lake Norman area. The trail runs through 15 counties in North and South Carolina. Catawba Lands Conservancy serves as the lead agency for the trail, while Foundation For The Carolinas is its philanthropic partner.

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A greenway and trail guide for the lake area

Bailey Road Park Trail Length: 1.7 miles (0.3 is part of the CTT) Caldwell Station Creek Greenway Length: 2.6 miles Jetton Mini Park Trail Length: 0.4 miles Jetton Park Trail Length: 1.5 miles

THE CALDWELL STATION CREEK GREENWAY

Legion Park Trail Length: 0.5 miles

Walter Henderson Trails Length: 0.3 miles

McDowell Creek Greenway (CTT) Length: 1.5 mile

Denver

Robbins Park Trails Length: 2.7 miles

Forney Creek Trail — Kathryn G. Clark Segment (CTT) Length: 1.1 miles

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Torrence Chapel Park Trails Length: 0.6 miles

Forney Creek Trail — Catawba Springs Preserve Segment (CTT) Length: 1.3 miles

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ABOVE AND BELOW, THE CAROLINA THREAD TRAIL OFFERS ALL KINDS OF ADVENTURES THROUGHOUT THE LAKE NORMAN AREA.

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Rock Springs Nature Preserve Trail (CTT) Length: .5

Davidson

South Prong Rocky River Greenway/Southeast Greenway/Davidson Greenway (CTT) Length: 5.7 miles West Branch Rocky River Greenway (CTT) Length: 1.1 miles West Branch Nature Preserve Trail (CTT) Length: 0.8 miles

Huntersville

Blythe Landing Park Trail (CTT) Length: 0.2 miles McDowell Creek Dirtway Length: 1.7 miles

miles long, making it possible to paddle part of the trail. Throughout the trail, you’ll find various attractions, both historical and commercial.

As greenways continue to grow in popularity, municipalities are working to make more of them a reality. In fall 2016 the Richardson Greenway, part of the Carolina Thread Trail, opened in Troutman.

The Troutman Depot, home to the local farmers’ market during the summer, is located on this rail-totrail conversion.

In Huntersville, a tunnel that will run under I-77 connecting downtown Huntersville with Rosedale Park is almost complete.

A proposed Lower McDowell Creek Greenway west of the Wynfield subdivision is in the development stages and will connect the Upper McDowell Creek Greenway, which runs along Birkdale in Huntersville to create seven miles of trail.

On a larger scale, the proposed Mooresville-Charlotte Trail, will offer a 30-mile bicycle and pedestrian corridor running north/ south along Highway 115.

In Cornelius, construction on the South Prong Rocky River

Torrence Creek Greenway (CTT) Length: 2.36 miles Upper McDowell Creek Greenway (CTT) Length: 1.52 miles

NOTE: CTT denotes that this greenway/trail is part of the Carolina Thread Trail.

For more information regarding these trails and the Carolina Thread Trail, visit the following sites: www.carolinathreadtrail.org www.cornelius.org www.huntersville.org www.townofdavidson.org

Greenway is underway, and in 2020, construction will begin on the JV Washam to Smithville Park Greenway. The town is also partnering with the Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Department to construct a halfmile South Bailey Road Greenway in 2019. This trail will link the Caldwell Station Creek Greenway via the existing Bailey Road Multi-Use Path to the South Prong Rocky River Greenway trail, creating almost nine miles of trail connecting the Northcross shopping center area to Antiquity.

Perhaps the jewel in the mix is the Emerald Necklace concept that will create 12 miles of greenway or multi-use paths around Cornelius.

“It would tie in businesses with recreation areas, [offer] civic areas for people to congregate, just really tie in the town,” explains Fitzsimmons, adding that the idea was partly inspired by the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a 19.9-mile multiuse rail trail in Greenville, South Carolina.

In the meantime, residents can enjoy the greenways that are in place, as they take a therapeutic time out in nature.

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Faith

There’s a Place for You Lake Norman’s faith community offers all kinds of experiences

BY JODY SEYMOUR

Varieties of a Religious Experience is the title of a book by William James. It was published in the early part of the last century, but I am borrowing it to portray the many religious expressions that are present in the Lake Norman area. If one decides to take seriously the journey of the Spirit, then there is a buffet of experiences from which to choose.

Although studies show a decline nationally in those who connect to a religious community, we still live in a region that is known as “The Bible Belt.” Perhaps that “belt” is not tight as in years past, but its presence is still felt. In James’ book about religious experience, he points to the variety of human needs that seek out religion as a way to add meaning to those needs.

If a visitor from another planet showed up and said, “Take me to the place where your God is worshiped,” where would you take the visitor?

Those who believe there is “one” God must acknowledge that we sure find a variety of ways to worship that one God. We can consider such variety a liability or we can celebrate that different is beautiful.

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it means to be spiritual but rather spiritual beings seeking what it means to be human, then there will always be a place for communities of faith.

From the small, white-framed church in a rural community to the large, high energy church that might meet in a remodeled movie theatre, you can find many varieties of religious expression in the Lake Norman area. In our expanding cultural diversity, you can also hear the call to prayer in a mosque or the meditative chants from those who call themselves Buddhist.

The title of one of the books I wrote is based on an old “good news/bad news joke.” The pilot of an airplane announces over the speaker, “Ladies and gentleman, I have some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that we are lost, and I have no idea where we are. The good news is that we are making excellent time.” The book title is Lost but Making Excellent Time: Transforming the Rat Race into a Pilgrimage.

There is no doubt that things are getting faster all around us. From cars to technology, the pace is quicker and at times more hectic. In the midst of the fast pace it is easy to “get lost.” The human spirit needs times of reflection and times for meaning

making. We all know that we are here, but the deeper question is, “Why are we here?”

Faith communities give us a chance to ponder this question. One of my favorite quotes comes from Mark Nepo in The Exquisite Risk.

“To journey without being changed is to be a nomad. To change without journeying is to be a chameleon. To journey and be transformed by the journey is to be a pilgrim.”

So I invite you to not get lost while making excellent time. There are many faith communities nearby that can help us become spiritual pilgrims who pay attention to the gift of life and also help us give back to our community.

So as a song I learned a long time ago states, “Different is beautiful, God bless variety. Just look around and see, different is beautiful.”

Jody Seymour retired as the senior pastor at Davidson United Methodist Church in 2016. He is the author of five books, Looking for God in All the Wrong Places; Finding God Between the Lines; A Time for Healing: Overcoming the Perils of Ministry; Lost, but Making Excellent Time: Transforming the Rat Race Into a Pilgrimage and The Christian Skeptic.

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Real Estate

Homes for Every Stage of Life

Lake Norman offers charm, luxury, amenities and comfort

Lake Norman has something for every homebuyer, and the surrounding towns offer their own unique attributes to the search. Whether you want the quaintness of a college town, lakeside living or something in between, you can find it here.

Small Town Charm Combined with History and Lakeside Fun

In Cornelius, some residents choose homes because of their proximity to the lake or their amenities, such as The Peninsula, with its walking and running trails, shopping and 104-acre Jetton Park. There’s also Antiquity, with craftsmenstyle homes and townhomes designed for residents in all stages of life — from couples to growing families to empty nesters. Small 1/4-acre parks are scattered throughout the neighborhood, which also features a large community pool surrounded by natural woods and a covered bridge that 2019-20

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transports residents into what feels like another time period.

The Bailey Springs neighborhood is technically located in both Cornelius and Davidson and has a variety CHRISTY WALKER of single-family homes and neighborhood amenities (such as connecting greenways) and is home to the new Plum Creek Park, which offers basketball courts, tennis courts and a playground.

“Cornelius is the hub of what most people think of in Lake Norman,” says Christy Walker, owner and broker at Christy Walker & Associates, Keller Williams Realty-LKN. She believes that the revitalization of the downtown area of Cornelius (with its breweries, pubs, arts festivals and plans for the Cain Center for the Arts) is a smart move and one that homebuyers in the area will appreciate.

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Downtown Huntersville has also worked to create an attractive area of commerce tied to downtown’s Discovery Place Kids Huntersville location, as well as providing a home to numerous festivals throughout the year. Davidson has also maintained its Main Street charm and national recognition because of its college sports teams and restaurant scene. It’s no wonder many families are choosing to live in these areas, as they can commute into Charlotte while still enjoying a suburban atmosphere.

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Walker says she is happy to be able to show clients more communities for residents 55 and older, as those are things you didn’t see a lot of 10 years ago.

“Now we have great choices,” she says. “There is wealth in this area, and the residents don’t want to downsize into just anything. The lake gives you a different quality of life.”

Walker says one neighborhood she recommends for 55+ is Trilogy in Denver. It offers single-family detached homes up to 3,300 square feet. It features the Twin Mills Club, which operates as a private club for every member of the Trilogy community, with indoor and outdoor pools, kayaks, bikes, other outdoor gear and more. There’s also a boat club that members can access in close proximity to the community.

In Huntersville, those looking to retire can choose from places like The Courtyards at Kinnamon Park and The Courtyards of Huntersville, both located right down the street from Birkdale Village. In 2018, construction began on 13 homes designed for residents at The Commons at Monteith Park. Each neighborhood provides a robust calendar of activities active senior citizens can enjoy while meeting new neighbors. Cornelius is also home to the popular Bailey’s Glen, with its ranch-style floor plans, numerous amenities, on-site lifestyle director and close proximity to restaurants, shopping and breweries.

Upscale Homes in Natural Spaces

In Davidson, residents are choosing to renovate older homes while still maintaining their original character.

They are also seeking out newer neighborhoods that offer more modern amenities, such as the new West Branch neighborhood off Davidson-Concord Road, with both single-family homes and townhomes.

Because one of the main requests Walker and her team see from homebuyers is access to natural land, Walker is excited about The Preserve at Narrow Passage, a new community in Davidson off Shearer Road. Situated on 59 acres of land, buyers can choose to custom build homes from cottage villages to custom-crafted luxury homes made from a variety of all-natural materials from three different home builders. Thirty-seven acres of the neighborhood’s preserve are designated as conservation spaces, with fields, streams and wetlands protected from development. A large part of The Preserve’s charm is the trails that will connect it directly to Fisher Farm Park, with its miles and miles of walking and biking trails. There is now a model home open on the weekends, and private tours are available throughout the week.

However you choose to live here, you’ll experience the wonderful quality of life the Lake Norman area has to offer.

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Don’t Miss

Check it Out These are Lake Norman’s hallmark events

BY LORI K. TATE There are so many things to do in the Lake Norman area, you need to make a plan. These are some of the events you don’t want to miss, so mark your calendars now.

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Carolina Renaissance Festival Every year, thousands turn out for one of the most interactive entertainment events in the area. There’s comedy, music, dancing, circus performers, jousting knights on horseback — not to mention 500 costumed characters that roam the festival’s village. You can also eat and shop to your heart’s content. This year’s event takes place on Saturdays and Sundays from October 5-November 24. www.carolina.renfestinfo.com

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CHRISTMAS IN DAVIDSON IS FUN WAY TO WELCOME THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

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Christmas in Davidson If you’ve ever wanted to participate in a Norman Rockwell Christmas, this is your chance. Located in Downtown Davidson, this annual celebration features carolers, horse-drawn carriages, entertainment, shopping, hot cocoa and more.

Be sure to stop in the library to visit with Santa before you leave. This event always takes place the first full weekend in December. www.townofdavidson.org

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CORNELIUS PARKS, ARTS,RECREATION & CULTURE DEPARTMENT OFFERS FUN FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

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THE NORTH CAROLINA BREWERS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL IS A SPRING FAVORITE. Davidson Community Players Founded in 1965, Davidson Community Players offers a full season filled with a variety of award-winning theatrical performances. This year’s season features productions of Mamma Mia!, A Comedy of Tenors, Wait Until Dark and Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol. www.davidsoncommunityplayers.org Symphony in the Park Every June, The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra travels to Cornelius to perform at the Bailey Road Park Bandshell.

After the performance, guests get to enjoy a spectacular fireworks show. It’s an evening filled with wonderful music and fun. www.cornelius.org Hello Huntersville This festival takes place every May in downtown Huntersville. It celebrates the works and talents of local artists and is a wonderful event for families. While you’re there, stop in Discovery Place KIDS for even more fun. www.huntersville.org

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North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival This celebration of North Carolina brewing and real music takes place at Historic Rural Hill in Huntersville every May. More than 40 brewers bring their goods to the festival, and a variety of bands perform. Guests can camp on the grounds throughout the weekend to enjoy the festival to the fullest extent. www.ncbrewersandmusic.com Rural Hill Sheepdog Trials and Dog Festival Even if you’re not a dog person, Rural Hill Sheepdog Trials and Dog Festival is a good time. This fun-filled event takes place in November at Historic Rural Hill in Huntersville and features the United States Border Collie Handlers’ Association, Carolina Dock Dogs, the Greater Charlotte Shetland Sheepdog Club and more. Sanctioned by the United States Border Collies Handlers Association, the Rural Hill Sheepdog Trials are open to any herding breeds, but the majority of entries are Border Collies. www.ruralhillscottishfestivals.net

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Weddings

The Place for Your Dream Ceremony Visit Lake Norman can help you create a fantasy wedding Photography courtesy Visit Lake Norman

BY LORI K. TATE

RUSTIC WEDDINGS AT RURAL HILL IN HUNTERSVILLE ARE QUITE POPULAR.

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LAKESIDE LOCATIONS OFFER A BEAUTIFUL SETTING FOR EXCHANGING VOWS.

No matter what you’re looking for in a wedding venue, Visit Lake Norman can help. Whether you want to say “I do” by the water’s edge or you’re looking for a rural location with a rustic vibe, it’s all here.

VLN offers a Comprehensive Wedding Venue Guide, which highlights details needed for selecting the perfect venue. After choosing a venue, VLN can assist with accommodations by securing discounted hotel rates and room blocks for guests. If your group requires many rooms, a complimentary hospitality suite can be leveraged.

VLN’s complimentary hotel lead service secures the lowest competitive rates by having 19 hotels vie for your wedding group’s business. Hotel leads outline your wedding group’s specific accommodation needs.

When VLN assists with accommodations, you’re entitled to Lake Norman-branded wedding bags, complete with an official Visit Lake Norman Visitor Guide.

For more information regarding Visit Lake Norman, visit www. visitlakenorman.org.

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Recreation

Time for Fun There’s never a lack of things to do here

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BY RENEE ROBERSON

JETTON PARK IN CORNELIUS OFFERS LAKESIDE ADVENTURES.

Of course, having fun on the lake is a huge focus here, but, believe it or not, the water is only one of the many recreational activities residents enjoy at Lake Norman.

Here’s a look at what adventures await you, rain or shine, cold or warm weather.

If you want to spend time outdoors, Lake Norman is fortunate to have a great public park system, countless trails and greenways for biking and hiking, and parks with plenty of recreational fields and playground equipment. In Cornelius, Ramsey Creek Park is a 43-acre waterfront park with boat-launching areas, docks, a fishing pier and a public swimming beach. There are also picnic shelters, horseshoe pits, a volleyball court, a three-acre dog park, a playground and nature trails. Visitors can rent large “funbrellas” to utilize on the large and waterfront picnic area.

Another popular destination for those who love to spend time outdoors is Jetton Park in Cornelius. This 104-acre park has a beach area, wooden gazebos, a formal garden and a playground. There are also eight tennis courts, and paved walking and biking trails, most of which wind

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through nicely shaded wooded areas. For a small fee, visitors can rent waterside picnic decks equipped with a grill and a table.

In Troutman, there’s Lake Norman State Park, an ideal place to enjoy the area’s natural beauty and go running or mountain biking. The 1,328-acre park includes 13 miles of shoreline along the northeastern shore of Lake Norman.

There is a 125-yard beach and public swimming area, which is supervised by lifeguards seasonally, as well as a concession stand, showers, restrooms and changing stalls.

In Davidson, walkers and cyclists enjoy the natural beauty of Fisher Farm Park, located on 200 acres of woods off Shearer Road. It features four miles of biking trails with enough terrain for different skill levels. There’s also a 2.5mile walking trail on site. Dogs love it here.

In Huntersville, visit the Latta Plantation Center and Nature Preserve, situated on more than 1,000 acres on Mountain Island Lake. There, you’ll find hiking trails and the Carolina Raptor Center, where visitors can observe more than 25 species of raptors living along a Raptor Trail with a A Product of Lake Norman CURRENTS Magazine

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self-guided tour.

Also in Huntersville, Blythe Landing offers 26 acres of fun with floating piers and boat ramps, a beach and playground, picnic areas, and sand volleyball courts. Blythe Landing is also home to Lake Norman Community Sailing, which offers a variety of sailing programs for all ages.

In addition to Lake Norman’s 520 miles of shoreline, there are also stateof-the-art fitness centers that offer amenities for every member of the family, as well as swimming, canoeing and kayaking lessons, all of which provide plenty of things to do during the colder winter months.

One great place for families to get fit is Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics. The 88,000-square-foot facility is home to a 25-yard warm water pool and outdoor family fun pool. It also holds the distinction of being the only public facility in the Southeast with an Olympicsized, 50-meter competition pool and 10-meter dive tower. It is often

host to aquatic events with up to 2,000 spectators for regional, national, world-class swim and dive competitions. In addition, there’s a full-court gymnasium and a complete fitness center with cardiovascular training equipment, such as treadmills, elliptical trainers, and stationary bicycles and group exercise classes.

The Lake Norman YMCA in Cornelius is equally as popular, as you can learn to sail, water ski, canoe, paddle board or kayak at this branch. In addition, you can enjoy a beachfront picnic after a rousing game of outdoor volleyball. As for indoor activities, enjoy Pilates and yoga in the branch’s waterview studio, dedicated to mind and body programs.

Group exercise classes abound at all levels, as well as summer day camps.

Indoor/outdoor pools, along with an excellent fitness staff, round out the branch’s offerings.

Whatever you feel like doing recreationally, you can bet there’s a park or facility that offers it here. Go play!

ROBBINS PARK IN CORNELIUS (LEFT) AND LATTA PLANTATION IN HUNTERSVILLE (BOTTOM) ARE GREAT PLACES SPEND THE DAY WITH YOUR FAMILY.

Public Boat Ramps Beatties Ford Boat Ramp Unity Church Road, Denver Blythe Landing Park 15901 NC Highway 73, Huntersville, 704.432.1369 Hager Creek Boat Ramp Kemp Road, Mooresville Lake Norman State Park Lake Access 159 Inland Sea Lane, Troutman, 704.528.6350 Little Creek Webbs Chapel Road, Denver Long Island Boat Launch Long Island Road, Sherrills Ford McCrary Boat Launch Highway 150, Mooresville Pinnacle Access Area Highway 150, Mooresville Ramsey Creek Park 18441 Nantz Road, Cornelius, 704.432.1369 Stumpy Creek Boat Ramp 160 Stumpy Creek Road, Mooresville, 704.878.3103

The Scoop FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE, VISIT THE FOLLOWING SITES: Blythe Landing www.charmeck.org Fisher Farm Park http://www.ci.davidson.nc.us

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Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics www.hffa.com Jetton Park www.charmeck.org Lake Norman Community Sailing www.lnsailing.org Lake Norman State Park www.ncparks.gov/Visit/parks/lano/ main.php Lake Norman YMCA www.ymcacharlotte.org Latta Plantation Nature & Preserve http://www.charmeck.org Lowe’s YMCA www.ymcacharlotte.org North Mecklenburg Park www.charmeck.org Ramsey Creek Park www.charmeck.org

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Sports

THE DAVIDSON COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM CONSISTENTLY HAS STRONG SEASONS.

Go Team!

Sports fans have plenty to cheer about here Sports fans love living here because if you enjoy professional sports or even exciting college and minor league sports in person, you are in the right place. In less than an hour, you can catch athletic competition at the highest level.

Carolina Panthers

www.panthers.com Native Charlotteans might remember a time when catching an NFL football game in person meant taking a road trip to Atlanta or Washington, DC. But when the Carolina Panthers joined the league in THE CAROLINA 1995 and moved into their PANTHERS HAVE newly constructed home at TONS OF FANS AT Bank of America Stadium, LAKE NORMAN. those other cities and their teams became nothing more than chief rivals, while the hometown team began building its identity and fans began traditions of their own. In 2016, the Carolina Panthers

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played in the Superbowl and had the whole country “dabbing” with quarterback Cam Newton.

Panthers’ games are electric, the tailgating is fabulous and the stadium pounds with excitement. Grab a single game or season ticket or get on your feet at one of the dozens of bars and restaurants surrounding the stadium. Go Panthers!

NASCAR

www.nascar.com NASCAR plays a significant role in the local economy. In addition to the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, many high-profile NASCAR teams are headquartered in stateof-the-art production shops located in Huntersville and Mooresville, while others aren’t far away. Scores of drivers live on the shores of Lake Norman, and it’s not uncommon to see them boating on the water or out at local restaurants and shops when they aren’t chasing the checkered flag.

Thousands of crew members, NASCAR support personnel and supporting business owners live and play around Lake Norman, too.

When it comes time to race, Lake Norman residents can make a 45-minute drive to Charlotte Motor Speedway to

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see their favorite teams and drivers in action. The track hosts major NASCAR races in May and October, and smaller races and events almost every other week of the year.

Charlotte Hornets

www.nba.com/hornets Charlotte’s history with professional sports dates back to the 1980s when the city’s first-ever major pro sports team — the Hornets — began competing in an arena just off Tyvola Boulevard. When the team left for New Orleans in 2002, it took the name. However, in the fall of 2014, the Charlotte Bobcats rebranded themselves as the Charlotte Hornets, and fans couldn’t be happier about it.

North Carolina native and former NBA superstar Michael Jordan is the majority owner of the team, and the recent changes he made not only in the front office but also on the floor have the team playing competitive ball once again. Home games are played at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte.

Charlotte Checkers

www.gocheckers.com Even though we’re in the South, pucks fly in ice rinks across the Carolinas. The Charlotte Checkers are the region’s minor league hockey team and serve as the American Hockey League affiliate for the Raleigh-based Carolina Hurricanes of the NHL. While the Hurricanes are relatively new to the state, the Checkers name has been associated with Charlotte hockey teams since the 1950s. Today’s team plays its home games from October to April at Spectrum Center Charlotte where the action is more fast and furious than ever before.

Charlotte Knights

www.charlotteknights.com If you’re in the mood to see tomorrow’s Major League Baseball stars today, head to Uptown Charlotte for a Charlotte Knights game. The Class AAA Affiliate of the Chicago White Sox plays in BB & T Ballpark in Uptown Charlotte, and fans can’t get enough of it.

The uptown business crowd loves being able to walk from their offices to the stadium to catch a mid-week evening game before heading home to the lake, and families are abuzz for the

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Kannapolis Intimidators

www.intimidatorsbaseball.com The minor league baseball team in nearby Kannapolis features one of the most unique names in all of baseball.

The Intimidators are the Class Low-A Affiliate of the Chicago White Sox, and they are named after legendary NASCAR racer — and Kannapolis native — Dale Earnhardt. The team plays in the South Atlantic League and features players just beginning their journey to the major leagues.

Home games at the 4,700-seat Intimidators Stadium are about as intimate as a fan could ask for. So bring your glove, and keep your eyes peeled for foul balls and home runs or just sit back and watch the fireworks that often light up the games. The Intimidators play from April through early September.

Davidson College Wildcats

www.davidsonwildcats.com In 2014, Davidson College joined the Atlantic 10 Conference and quickly proved that it has what it takes to compete with the big dogs, as the men’s basketball team won the regular season championship and played in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Charlotte native and NBA standout, Steph Curry, took the Wildcats to the Elite Eight in 2008. In 2016, Curry, who plays for the Golden State Warriors, was

voted the NBA’s first unanimous MVP. Head Coach Bob McKillop continues to lead the men’s basketball program, which made it back to the NCAA Tournament in 2018, and the team plays its home games on campus at Belk Arena.

Scott Abell, who formerly coached at Washington & Lee University, began coaching the football team in 2018. In addition, a handful of women’s teams from basketball and field hockey to tennis and lacrosse dominate the athletic scene at Davidson. Altogether, Davidson fields more than 20 men and women’s athletic teams. Nearly one in four Davidson students participates in varsity sports.

UNC Charlotte 49ers

www.charlotte49ers.com If it’s football you want, then it is football you’ll get at UNC Charlotte.

The school signed its first-ever recruiting class in early 2012 and built a state-of-the-art stadium on its campus in northeast Charlotte. The team kicked off its first official season on August 31, 2013 with a 52-7 victory over Campbell University.

Basketball is also widely followed on campus. The 9,000-seat Halton Arena is located inside the Barnhardt Student Activity Center and is the home to the Charlotte 49ers men’s and women’s teams, which compete in Conference USA. Soccer fanatics know the 49ers know how to score when it counts, as the men’s team advanced to the 2012 NCAA Division One Final Four.

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On Course

Time to Tee Off Golf at Lake Norman is challenging and rewarding

The Lake Norman area isn’t the easiest place to play golf, but it’s always rewarding. Combining aspects of sandhill golf from the Pinehurst and coastal Carolina areas with hilly and rolling terrain from the western Carolina mountain courses, there is never a shortage of club selection decisions to be made, and they all offer their own adventures.

Standing on the elevated tee box of Cowan’s Ford Country Club’s par 5 15th hole, golfers are afforded not simply a breathtaking view of one of the course’s signature holes, they are also challenged with making the decision either to go for the green in two or lay up short of the babbling brook and stone wall then chip and putt

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for birdie. Perhaps it is the lure of the tee box which rises 75 feet above the fairway that dictates club selection, or perhaps it is simply the fact that the hole’s layout has been the subject of horror stories for decades that makes golfers play it conservatively, but the 15th is a true test of the risk/ reward mentality that can be found on any of the area’s top courses.

In addition to Cowan’s Ford, a walkable (35-40 percent of golfers regularly walk their rounds at any time) 6,932-yard course that is more than 50 years old, several other private courses are also keeping pace, as they afford golfers the luxury of living and playing in the same neighborhood.

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MOORESVILLE GOLF CLUB RECENTLY WENT THROUGH AN EXTENSIVE RENOVATION. Club in Huntersville and River Run Country Club in Davidson combine golfing excellence with strong neighborhood identity. The Peninsula Club joins Trump National in nearby Iredell County with unmatched water views, while River Run and NorthStone boast the classic North Carolina look of rolling terrain and treelined fairways.

Birkdale Golf Club in Huntersville combines the look and feel of a private course with the affordability and appeal of a public facility. The Arnold Palmer-designed public course offers a state-of-the-art lighted practice facility, including a driving range, short-game area and putting green, as well as group and individual instruction by PGA professionals. It’s convenient to the interstate and within walking distance of the popular Birkdale Village shopping complex.

And courses such as Westport Golf Club in Denver have tweaked their layouts and upgraded their facilities to attract new members, while others, such as the community-run Mooresville Golf Club to the north and Pine Island Country Club to the south have either undertaken multi-million dollar renovation projects or undergone major facelifts to create an entirely new look and feel.

Fans of the game don’t have to travel far to see the pros compete. During the first week of May, the Wells Fargo Championship brings the PGA TOUR to Charlotte as top pros compete at the Quail Hollow Club.

So grab your driver, tee it up high, then swing away. Golf at Lake Norman is full of surprises and challenges if you can just get past the views.

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Events and Awards

BUSINESS LEADERS FROM THE LAKE NORMAN AREA CELEBRATE AT THE ANNUAL GALA & AWARDS BANQUET.

The Lake Norman Chamber’s Annual Events and Awards The Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce’s calendar features key events that provide networking and recognition

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Annual Gala & Awards Banquet

A black tie-optional event, the annual Lake Norman Chamber Annual Gala & Awards banquet is an elegant night of celebration, during which the “changing of the guard” occurs as the outgoing Chamber Chairman hands over the reigns to the incoming Chair.

There is also a presentation of the Robert T. Cashion Business Person of the Year award and the Duke Energy Citizenship & Service Award — which recognizes leadership and/or involvement in volunteerism and community service.

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Annual Business Expo

The Lake Norman Chamber Business Expo is an event that provides member businesses the opportunity to showcase their goods and services to the Lake Norman community — both to the public and other member businesses. The Expo has between 150-200 exhibitors and sponsors and is attended by 1500-2000 members of the business community and public.

Annual Diversity Luncheon

The Lake Norman Chamber’s Diversity Council provides a forum for sharing vital information, networking, and fostering professional development for minority and womenowned businesses. The Council also honors existing businesses in the Lake Norman region that embrace diversity in their everyday business practices.

The Diversity Council hosts its annual luncheon in September, when attendees are treated to an inspiring message followed by awards presented to the Corporation, Non-Profit, Small Business and Individual who promotes inclusiveness and diversity in their workplace and community.

Annual Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament

Dust off your clubs and prepare to hit the links with the Chamber for our Annual Fall Golf Classic.

Combine your Chamber networking with a healthy dose of competition.

It’s also a great chance to entertain clients and customers. This Captain’s Choice event hosts more than 125 players and participants. Members can become involved in a number of ways, including volunteering and sponsorship. The net proceeds from the tournament fund Chamber programs and operations. For more information about the tournament, or to become a sponsor, call 704.892.1922 or email us at: chamber@lakenorman.org.

Business AfterHours and Second Friday Speed Networking Unwind after your workday, enjoy refreshments and connect with the local business community. Business

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SHARON SIMPSON OF CURRENTS MAGAZINE WON 2016 ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR FROM THE LAKE NORMAN CHAMBER. AfterHours is a relaxing way to end your day, meet people, and enhance your business and personal relationships. Attendance is always high, so bring plenty of business cards.

Business AfterHours events are generally held the third Thursday of every month. The Chamber also hosts Second Friday Speed Networking events at Sam’s Club in Mooresville, where members from different Chambers get the chance to build their business networks in a condensed format.

Coffee Connections & Business Before Hours

Develop potential leads and build business relationships before the workday begins. Throughout the month, many of our Chamber members host meet-and-greet sessions at their places of business. Attendance at these easy-going, unstructured sessions is usually high, so bring plenty of business cards. Who knows?

You might have a brand new customer before your workday has even begun.

Power Luncheons

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Power Luncheons are held five times a year. These luncheons include: the Diversity Luncheon in September, a Healthcare Summit, Public Safety Awards, Small Business Event of the Year and another luncheon focused on various topics.

Ribbon Cuttings & Mixers

Upon joining the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce, or if you’ve recently expanded/renovated, one of the first opportunities you’ll have to get to know your fellow members and introduce them to your business is to have a ribbon cutting or mixer. If you would prefer to have a simple ribbon cutting ceremony, you’ll have the opportunity to borrow the Chamber’s oversized scissors for the event.

You may also extend your ribbon cutting event by having a mixer. The Chamber will also help you publicize your ribbon cutting, announcing to our membership via our website event calendar and newsletter.

Ambassadors and other Chamber staff will be onsite for the occasion.

Mixers are less formal, generally with food and drink, and can be scheduled at any time with a minimum of 10 days notice.

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Lake Norman Chamber Membership List ACCOMMODATIONS, HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST Courtyard by Marriott (704) 949-4900 16700 Northcross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Holiday Inn Express and Suites (704) 892-9487 16905 Caldwell Creek Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Fairfield Inn - Northlake (704) 509-0123 9230 Harris Corners Parkway Charlotte, NC 28269 Hilton Garden Inn-Charlotte North (704) 597-7655 9315 Statesville Rd. Charlotte, NC 28269 Northlake Comfort Suites (704) 887-3374 7315 Smith Corners Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28269 Residence Inn by Marriott, Lake Norman (704) 584-0000 16830 Kenton Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Comfort Inn & Suites (704) 896-7622 PO Box 1508 Cornelius, NC 28031 Homewood Suites by HIlton (704) 987-1818 125 Harbour Place Drive Davidson, NC 28036 Comfort Suites, Lake Norman (704) 875-6220 14510 Boulder Park Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Hampton Inn & Suites (704) 947-5510 10305 Wilmington Street Huntersville, NC 28078

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Springhill Suites Mooresville/ Spectrum Hosp II LLC (704) 658-0053 121 Gateway Blvd.

Mooresville, NC 28117

Tinsley & Terry, CPAs, P.A. (704) 895-7400 18809 West Catawba Ave. Suite 201 Cornelius, NC 28031

Hilton Garden Inn, Charlotte, Mooresville (704) 663-6468 159 Gateway Blvd.

Mooresville, NC 28117

Corriher & Michael, PLLC (704) 663-0193 107 Kilson Dr. - Suite 205 Mooresville, NC 28117

Candlewood Suites, Huntersville/ Lake Norman (704) 895-3434 16530 Northcross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 the cedars Davidson Bed & Breakfast (704) 765-4930 857 Concord Road Davidson, NC 28036 Four Points Sheraton at Charlotte/Lake Norman (704) 766-2500 16508 Northcross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Country Suites Lake Norman (704) 895-6565 216617 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Davidson Village Inn (704) 892-8044 117 Depot Street Davidson, NC 28036 Clarion Inn (704) 896-0660 P.O. Box 789 Cornelius, NC 28031 Hampton Inn Lake Norman Exit 28 (704) 892-9900 19501 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

ACCOUNTANTS Brenda Pressley, CPA, P.A. (704) 892-1914 PO Box 1060 Davidson, NC 28036

Angela Lane, CPA, PLLC (704) 875-7870 16419 Northcross Drive, Suite F Huntersville, NC 28078 Gregory G. Holsinger, CPA, PA (704) 895-4617 17105 Kenton Drive Suite 203C Cornelius, NC 28031 Donna M. Moffett, LLC (704) 895-7181 P. O. Box 1465 Cornelius, NC 28031 Martin Halloran, CPA (704) 896-7055 18525 Statesville Road D-2 Cornelius, NC 28031 William G. Dagit, CPA (704) 655-8648 18127 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 BGW, CPA, PLLC (704) 552-0553 1616 Camden Road, Suite 510 Charlotte, NC 28203 Ladd, McCall & Associates, CPAsCornelius (704) 896-2870 P.O. Box 2430 17322 W Catawba Ave Cornelius, NC 28031

ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY Young Builders, Inc. (fka The Glens at Birkdale Commons) (704) 947-7635 16219 Weatherly Way Huntersville, NC 28078

ACUPUNCTURIST Best Acupuncture & Herb Center (704) 655-8298 8213 Village Harbor Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

ADVERTISING Ginger Griffin Marketing & Design (704) 896-2479 19109 W. Catawba Ave. - Suite 114 Cornelius, NC 28031 AllOver Media (704) 439-3991 1235 Morehead Street Charlotte, NC 28208 enCOMPASS Advertising Agency (704) 896-9978 PO Box 429 Cornelius, NC 28031 Robbins Media Group LLC (800) 368-6841 8226 Village Harbor Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 Adams Outdoor Advertising 704-373-1700 1134 North Graham Street Charlotte, NC 28206 Das Wow Digital Advertising Solutions (714) 913-7508 9036 Cinder Lane Huntersville, NC 28078 Jan Black Marketing and Photography (704) 607-1773 PO Box 2130 Cornelius, NC 28031 the inside coup 704-497-2220 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Chain Effect Ads 8011 Blue Water Court Denver, NC 28037

ADVERTISING - SPECIALTY ADVERTISING NCMarketPlace.Com (704) 584-9489 10838 Dry Stone Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

ANIMAL RESCUE Lake Norman Lucky Cat Program (704) 877-7779 20117 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

APARTMENTS, HOUSE RENTALS Riverwalk Apartment Homes (704) 489-9687 6857 Rivewalk Loop Denver, NC 28037 Redcliffe at Kenton Place (704) 439-0110 8101 Dunmore Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Silver Collection at Waterford (704) 727-0318 11920 Joleen Court Huntersville, NC 28078 Sailpointe at Lake Norman (704) 892-7885 21222 Nautique Blvd.

Cornelius, NC 28031 Apartments at Holly Crest (704) 550-8383 16408 Holly Crest Lane Huntersville, NC 28078 The Junction at Antiquity (704) 464-0466 22415 Market Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Corporate Relocation, Inc. (704) 875-2656 PO Box 674 Huntersville, NC 28070

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The Coley Law Firm, PLLC (704) 412-3260 10150 Mallard Creek Road, Suite 209 Charlotte, NC 28262

Marquis at Morrison Plantation (704) 997-2111 156 Capital Avenue Mooresville, NC 28117

Bell & Bell Law Firm (704) 992-1590 200 S. Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

ARCHITECTS

Bringewatt & Snover, PLLC (704) 896-1747 P.O. Box 453 Davidson, NC 28036

Labella, P.C. (704) 439-2931 455 S. Main Street - Suite 220 Davidson, NC 28036 R & M Group Architects (704) 909-7081 205 Regency Executive Park Drive, Suite 112 Charlotte, NC 28217 Wilber Associates (704) 892-3633 P.O. Box 428 Cornelius, NC 28031

ART, GALLERY, FRAMING, SCHOOL

Church Watson Law, PLLC (704) 200-2489 20509 North Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake Norman Law Firm (704) 765-1617 9606 Bailey Road - Suite 260 Cornelius, NC 28031 Adkins Law PLLC (704) 274-5677 9620 Sherrill Estates Road Huntersville, NC 28078

McClain & Co. (704) 689-7282 2515 Lee Lawing Rd Lincolnton, NC 28092 RYGID AV (980) 263-9194 P.O. Box 246 Davidson, NC 28036 SoundVision 704.696.2792 119 Poplar Pointe Drive Suite C, Mooresville, NC 28117

AUTO RECONDITIONING Perfected Shine, LLC 980-289-9309 723ac Sherrill Road Denver, NC 28037

AUTOMOBILE PARTS, REPAIRS AND PAINT, SERVICE Good Old-Fashioned Auto Repair (704) 799-0318 147 Carol Woods Drive Mooresville, NC 28115

Foster’s Frame Design & Gallery (704) 948-1750 PO Box 2566 Huntersville, NC 28070

Levine Law Group, PA (704) 660-1770 109 Professional Park Drive, Suite 200 Mooresville, NC 28117

Four Corners Framing & Art Gallery 704-662-7154 148 N. Main Street Mooresville, NC 28115

Northpointe Law Group (704) 584-4111 16905 Northcross Drive, Suite 100 Huntersville, NC 28078

Autohaus Lake Norman (704) 451-2004 7870 Commerce Drive Denver, NC 28037

Law Offices of James W. Surane, PLLC (704) 895-5885 18825 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 150 Cornelius, NC 28031

Aircom USA, Inc. (704) 987-2088 9805-M Northcross Center Court Huntersville, NC 28078

ATTORNEYS, LEGAL SERVICES Baker Law Office, PLLC (704) 895-7969 9620 Holly Point Drive Suite 102 Huntersville, NC 28078 McIntosh Law Firm, P.C. (704) 892-1699 PO Box 2270 Davidson, NC 28036 Estate & Elder Law Firm of Vandiver & Bryan (704) 892-9355 442 South Main Street, Suite 15 Davidson, NC 28036 Sandra L. Knox, P.C. (704) 892-1636 19410 Jetton Road Suite 130 Cornelius, NC 28031 Friguglietti & Branham, P.A. (704) 892-1173 575 Davidson Gateway Dr. Suite. 101 Davidson, NC 28036 Brennan Law Firm, PLLC (704) 896-6441 13801 Reese Blvd. West - Suite 110 Huntersville, NC 28078 Mauriello Law Offices (704) 892-2992 19810 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 Copeland Richards, PLLC (704) 439-4441 POB 430 - 215 S Main Street Davidson, NC 28036 Garfinkel Immigration Law Firm (704) 442-8000 6100 Fairview Road - Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28210

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Knipp Law Office, PLLC (704) 765-2511 8221 Village Harbor Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 Irvin Law, PLLC (704) 896-0820 19726 Zion Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Ruffin Law, PLLC (704) 892-5518 2007 Bishops Court Cornelius, NC 28031 Randall & Stump, PLLC (980) 237-4579 274 Marconi Blvd., #220 Columbus, OH 43215 Robbins & Bentz (704) 892-4098 19453 W. Catawba Ave., Suite E Cornelius, NC 28031-7223 Paglen Law Office 704-992-7332 13420 Reese Blvd., W. Huntersville, NC 28078 Trego, Hines & Ladenheim, PLLC 704-599-8911 10224 Hickorywood Hill Avenue, Suite 202 Huntersville, NC 28078

AUDIO, VISUAL Genesis Film 704-881-4911 15711 Brookway Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Audio Video Smart Solutions (704) 606-4851 11330 Vanstory Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

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Huntersville Auto Tech (704) 274-5052 15224 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

A&B Tire & Automotive Center (704) 895-9990 9213 Westmoreland Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Griffin Brothers Companies 704.533.5781 19109 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031

AUTOMOBILES-NEW, USED, RENTALS Modern Nissan of Lake Norman (704) 237-5100 18615 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake Norman Infiniti (704) 237-8000 PO Box 1615 Cornelius, NC 28031 Hendrick Luxury Automall @ Northlake (704) 379-4000 10720 Northlake Auto Plaza Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28269 Christian Brothers Automotive, Huntersville (704) 464-0620 16618 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Parks Chevrolet at the Lake (704) 774-4026 15235 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Randy Marion Chevrolet/ Pontiac/Buick (704) 664-3303 P. O. Box 1559 Huntersville/Mooresville/ Statesville/Hickory Mooresville, NC 28115

Lake Norman Chrysler Jeep Dodge (704) 896-3800 P.O. Box 457 Cornelius, NC 28031 Huntersville Ford (704) 875-6547 P.O. Box 2189 Huntersville, NC 28070

AWARDS, TROPHIES Crown Trophy 704-892-4682 11020 Bailey Rd # I (letter i) Cornelius, NC 28031

BAKERY Gateau on Main Bakery and Dessert Bar 980-231-8167 107 N. Main Street, Suite 101 Davidson, NC 28036 Sugar ‘N Spice LKN 704-756-0357 1178-H River Highway Mooresville, NC 28117

BEAUTY SALONS AND SERVICES ANI Salon and Spa, LLC (704) 896-1011 19900 W, Catawba Avenue, Suite 104 Cornelius, NC 28031 Indigo Blue Salon and Spa (704) 896-8550 9606 Bailey Road, Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031 SAVVY Salon & Day Spa (704) 895-0404 20430-2 W. Catawba Ave Cornelius, NC 28031 Hair by Kathy @ Sola Salon 704-454-8345 20619 Torrence Chapel Road, #105 Cornelius, NC 28031

BEVERAGE COMPANY CHOICE USA Beverage, Inc. (704) 823-1651 P.O. Box 40 Lowell, NC 28098 Adams Beverage (704) 494-2367 7505 Statesville Road Charlotte, NC 28269 The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery (704) 525-5644 4150 Yancey Road Charlotte, NC 28217 Ass Clown Brewing Company (980) 505-0399 10620 Bailey Road, Suite E Cornelius, NC 28031 Eleven Lakes Brewing Company (704) 771-2309 10228 Bailey Road, Sute 201 Cornelius, NC 28031 D9 Brewing Company (704) 457-9368 11138-C Treynorth Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 Diamond Springs Water (704) 393-3900 PO Box 667887 Charlotte, NC 28266

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One Norman Square Apartment Complex (704) 892-0006 19532 One Norman Blvd Cornelius, NC 28031-5819

Cool Breeze of Lake Norman, LLC (704) 663-8812 10129 Perimeter Parkway Charlotte, NC 28216

BOAT RENTALS, BOAT CHARTERS Yachta Yachta Yacht, Yacht Charters (704) 892-0991 PO Box 1248 Cornelius, NC 28031 Carefree Boat Club (704) 557-0848 8513 Arley Hall Court Waxhaw, NC 28173 Freedom Boat Club (704) 659-1294 17505 West Catawba Ave. Ste. 150 Cornelius, NC 28031 Queen’s Landing (704) 663-2628 1459 River Hwy. Mooresville, NC 28117

BOAT SALES, SERVICE, STORAGE, MARINAS Lake Norman Marina, Inc. (704) 483-5546 P.O. Box 709 Denver, NC 28037 Morningstar Marinas, Kings Point (704) 892-3223 18020 Kings Point Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 The Peninsula Yacht Club (704) 892-9858 18501 Harbor Light Blvd.

Cornelius, NC 28031 Boat Rack, Chaparral Boats (828) 478-2118 7865 Spinnaker Bay Drive Sherrills Ford, NC 28673 CS Performance Inc. (704) 662-3324 PO Box 4043 Mooresville, NC 28117 Westport Marina (704) 483-5172 7879 Water Oak Road Denver, NC 28037 McLeod Corporation/Holiday Marina (704) 896-5552 19701 W. Catawba Avenue Unit D Cornelius, NC 28031-7220

BOURBON BAR / WINE, CRAFT BEERS & COCKTAILS Bin110 (980) 689-5081 19712 One Norman Blvd., Suite 110 Cornelius, NC 28031

BUSINESS CONSULTING ActionCOACH - David Dowdy (704) 400-4358 P.O.Box 4361 Mooresville, NC 28117 Living to Lead (704) 907-0171 P.O. Box 1762 Davidson, NC 28036

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Authentic Marketing & Coaching (972) 467-6653 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Christi Ratcliff Coaching (704) 657-6040 12715 McCord Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Collaborative Solutions Group (CSG) (704) 877-9058 9820 Northcross Center Court Dr. Huntersville, NC 28078 Quest Now (704) 778-8042 PO Box 1959 Davidson, NC 28036 Duke Business Advisors (704) 953-5608 Lake Norman, NC 28078 Peak Performance Sales Solutions (930) 696-8103 142 Magnolia Farms Lane Mooresville, NC 28117

Kilwin’s Chocolate, Fudge, Ice Cream (704) 237-4869 3014 Arbor Knoll Concord, NC 28025 Edible Arrangements, Mooresville (704) 658-0006 638 River Highway - Suite F Mooresville, NC 28117

Nan Davis - Funding Biz 704-816-9575 Lake Norman, NC

BUSINESS SALES, ACQUISITIONS, MERGERS Joe Vagnone Business Broker (704) 895-4275 21213 Norman Shores Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 Viking Mergers & Acquisitions (704) 676-0940 18809 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 102 Cornelius, NC 28031 Transworld Business Advisors of Lake Norman (717) 903-6716 10210 Hickorywood Hill Avenue, Suite 210 Huntersville, NC 28070

BUSINESS SERVICES, ACCT.,MAILBOXES, VIRTUAL OFFICE The UPS Store 2690 (704) 892-9935 9815 J Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078

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The Goddard School, Cornelius (704) 894-0454 18110 Manhattan Parkway Cornelius, NC 28031

bestco (704) 664-4300 288 Mazeppa Rd Mooresville, NC 28115

CARPET CLEANING, WATER AND MOLD RESTORATIONS

Primrose School of Huntersville (704) 875-7700 9552 Kincey Avenue Huntersville, NC 28078

CATERING AND IN HOME COOKING CLASS

BUSINESS FUNDING

CHILD CARE, CHILDRENS FITNESS, DAY CARE

Childcare Network, Inc. 704-892-3477 19619 West Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Smythe & Associates LLC (704) 763-4111 Cornelius, NC 28031

Wise Oak Consulting, LLC 704-572-7333 9815 J Sam Furr Road, #223 Huntersville, NC 28078

Good Clean Fun (704) 599-9079 P.O. Box 2534 Cornelius, NC 28031

Primrose School of Cornelius (704) 895-3300 19640 Jetton Rd Cornelius, NC 28031

We Care Cleaning Services 704-892-8000 PO Box 294 Huntersville, NC 28070

Bentley Consulting Group, LLC 704-609-7538 1036 Wynfield Creek Pkwy.

Huntersville, NC 28078

CHILD ACTIVITIES

Edible Arrangements, Lake Norman (704) 457-2119 16610 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite F Huntersville, NC 28078

Florence Worden (585) 298-0764 Cornelius, NC 28031

ActionCOACH- Joe Miller 919-244-9893 12502 Willingdon Road Huntersville, NC 28078

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On the Border Catering (704) 612-2700 2201 West Royal Lane, Suite 240 Irving, TX 75063 Savory Moments (704) 910-3289 12125 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Magnolia Woods Events (704) 274-9303 12125 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Langtree Catering & Events (704) 438-9777 331 Alcove Road, Suite 101 Mooresville, NC 28117 The Brawley Estate Event Center (704) 338-6864 3401 Comonwealth Avenue Charlotte, NC 28205

CELL PHONE SALES/ REPAIR T-Mobile, Huntersville (704) 892-7459 9526 Birkdale Crossing, Suite 14 Huntersville, NC 28078 CPR - Cell Phone Repair (704) 562-6100 21307 Norman Shores Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 T-Mobile, Cornelius (704) 997-8566 20545 Torrence Chapel Road, Suite 758D Cornelius, NC 28031

CHEMICALS Greenhill Antiballistics Corp.

(704) 618-3818 210 Delberg Street Davidson, NC 28036 Microban Products Company (704) 875-0806 11400 Vanstory Dr. Huntersville, NC 28078

Chesterbrook Academy (704) 875-1177 13740 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Rainbow Child Care Center, Cornelius (704) 894-9200 1732 Crooks Road Troy. MI 48084 Lake Norman Children’s Therapy 704-896-8688 18047 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 203 Cornelius, NC 28031

CHIROPRACTOR Ballas Chiropractic @ Northcross (704) 896-8080 9718-D Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Adjusting The World Chiropractic (704) 895-7227 16419-C Northcross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Moliver Chiropractic, PLLC 704.896.3435 624 Jetton Street Suite 260 Davidson, NC 28036 Holistic Hands Chiropractic 980-833-3616 19900 Scanmar Lane Cornelius, NC 28031 Keystone Chiropractic Lake Norman (704) 897-0328 19543 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite C Cornelius, NC 28031 Zimmerman Family Wellness (704) 896-8112 21031 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Performance Rehab Associates at Lake Norman (704) 896-1811 19607 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 104 Cornelius, NC 28031 Vezendy Chiropractic (704) 895-2240 20723 Torrence Chapel Road, Suite 201 Cornelius, NC 28031

CHURCHES AND MINISTERS Mt. Zion United Methodist Church (704) 892-8566 19600 Zion Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Grace Covenant Church (704) 892-8005 17301 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Ground 40 704-883-5185 X5 301 Elmhurst Road Charotte, NC 28209

CIVIC GROUPS AND NON PROFITS Davidson Community Players (704) 892-7953 P. O. Box 76 Davidson, NC 28036 Ada Jenkins Center (704) 896-0471 PO Box 1842 Davidson, NC 28036 Goodwill Industries of Southern Piedmont (704) 372-3434 PO Box 668768 Charlotte, NC 28266 United Way, Mooresville-Lake Norman (704) 664-2284 228 N. Main Street Mooresville, NC 28115 Arts & Science Council (704) 335-3052 227 W. Trade Street - Suite 250 Charlotte, N28202 Children’s Hope Alliance (704) 880-4308 P.O. Box 1 Barium Springs, NC 28010 Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina (704) 873-5005 2701 University Pkwy.

PO Box 4299 Wiinston Salem, NC 27115 Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce (704) 892-1922 19900 West Catawba Avenue Suite 101 Cornelius, NC 28031 North Mecklenburg Woman’s Club (704) 892-1041 PO Box 1782 Huntersville, NC 28070 Angels and Sparrows Soup Kitchen Inc. (704) 918-0122 PO Box 315 514 N. Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28070 North Mecklenburg Crimestoppers (704) 651-4545 P.O. Box 524 Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists (704) 231-3317 P.O. Box 4296 Mooresville, NC 28117

Hope House Foundation (203) 240-9632 PO Box 61 Huntersville, NC 28070 American Cancer Society, Inc., South Atllantic Division (704) 552-6147 1901 Brunswick Ave., Suite 100 Charlotte, NC 28207 BNI Professional Connections (704) 241-4162 PO Box 2536 Cornelius, NC 28031 Emerald Bay HOA (704) 896-7224 P.O. Box 1685 Davidson, NC 28036 Tennis Villas HOA (704) 896-7224 P.O. Box 1685 Davidson, NC 28036 Bayview Homeowners Assoc.

(704) 896-7224 P.O. Box 1685 Davidson, NC 28036 Make an Impact Foundation (980) 579-7426 18809 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 102 Huntersville, NC 28078 Beds for Kids (980) 422-1192 1800 Camden Road, Suite 107-17 Charlotte, NC 28203 Training, Educating and Motivating, Inc. (704) 607-4993 18135 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 6 Cornelius, NC 28031 Olde Huntersville Historic Society (704) 575-1414 P.O. Box 633 Huntersville, NC 28070 The Lotta Foundation (704) 727-0966 P.O. Box 159 Huntersville, NC 28070 American Legion, Huntersville Post 321 (704) 875-1126 P.O. Box 1501 Huntersville, NC 28070 Cain Center for the Arts Center (980) 689-3101 21445 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 B4 Nine Toastmasters (704) 577-3408 22112 Country Club Circle Cornelius, NC 28031 Caterpillar Ministries (704) 517-7764 11624 Frontier Place Huntersville, NC 28078 Welcome Home Veterans @ Richard’s Coffee Shop (704) 677-3434 165 N. Main Street Mooresville, NC 28115 Neighborhood C.A.R.E. Center (631) 355-4286 19711 Smith Circle Cornelius, NC 28031

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Hospice & Palliative Care Lake Norman (704) 375-0100 Attn: Accounts Payable P.O. Box 471579 Charlotte, NC 28247 Kiwanis Club of Lake Norman (704) 892-1922 P.O. Box 2543 Cornelius, NC 28031 Our Towns Habitat For Humanity/Thrift Store (704) 896-8957 P. O. Box 1088 Davidson, NC 28036 Better Business Bureau of Southern Piedmont, Inc. (704) 927-8611 9719 Northeast Parkway, Suite 300 Matthews, NC 28105 North Mecklenburg Rotary Club PO Box 721 Cornelius, NC 28031 Carolina Raptor Center 704-875-6521 X112 6000 Sample Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Salice Boutique (704) 380-4983 101 West Broad Street Statesville, NC 28677

Alan Simonini Homes, LLC (704) 333-8999 PO Box 1546 Cornelius, NC 28031

CoCo Couture, Lake Norman (704) 896-8044 19818 N. Cove Road, Suite B Cornelius, NC 28031

Meritage Homes of the Carolinas, Inc. (704) 944-8915 13925 Ballantyne Corporate Pkwy, Suite 300 Charlotte, NC 28277

Hampton’s Men’s Clothing (704) 230-4458 120 Lantgtree Village Drive, Ste.105 Mooresville, NC 28117 Molly Malone’s Boutique (704) 929-7967 223 N. Center Street Statesville, NC 28677 Mainstream Boutique 980-722-4264 126 Mooresville Commons Way, Suite C Mooresville, NC 28117

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, SOFTWARE

CLEANING, JANITORIAL SERVICES

We Handle Tech (704) 288-4200 19420 Jetton Road, Sute 101 Cornelius, NC 28031

The M Company (704) 892-4120 Cornelius, NC 28031 Spotless Cleaning Service of Lake Norman (704) 677-4483 2987 Charlotte Highway Mooresville, NC 28117 Shark Surface Cleaning 704-728-3909 10616 Bailey Road, Suite H Cornelius, NC 28031

CLOTHING, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES FlairTrade - Consign (704) 892-7070 20601 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Luna’s at the Lake, LLC (704) 892-1004 19732 One Norman Blvd Suite 340 Cornelius, NC 28031 Home, Heart & Soul (704) 892-4743 20901 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

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Truliant Federal Credit Union At Antiquity (704) 522-1955 21714 Catawba Avenue, Suite A6 Cornelius, NC 28031

Meletiou & Meletiou, DDS PA (704) 875-1621 131 Marguerite Lane Huntersville, NC 28078

Copper Innovations, Inc. (704) 663-3497 122 Summerville Drive, #103 Mooresville, NC 28115

CREMATORY

Hydro Shield, NC (704) 909-9289 9911 Rose Commons Drive, Suite E Huntersville, NC 28078

CONSULTANTS, COACHING

Capital Advisory Group (704) 947-6985 150 Fairview Road, Suite 130 Mooresville, NC 28117

Geeks People Like (704) 662-6845 516 D River Hwy., #288 Mooresville, NC 28117

M and R Sustainable Cleaning Service, Inc. (704) 819-0207 20930 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031

1st Choice Construction Management.

(704) 892-9822 532 Patterson Avenue, Suite 210 Mooresville, NC 28115

COMPUTER SERVICE, CONSULTANT

Shades of Love Lake Norman 704-807-5017 Serving Charlotte to Statesville Lake Norman, NC 28117

Jantize Charlotte Metro (704) 241-8379 8801 JM Keynes Drive Charlotte, NC 28262

Welborne, White & Schmidt D.D.S. (704) 896-7955 9700 Caldwell Commons Circle Cornelius, NC 28031

Scholz and Associates (704) 827-4474 P.O. Box 611 Cornelius, NC 28031

Shared Resources of NC, LLC (704) 655-0615 21303 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

CONSIGNMENT Consign On A Dime (704) 892-8492 19207 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

CONSTRUCTION, COMMERCIAL RL West (LangTree at the Lake) (704) 997-2620 401 Langtree Road Mooresville, NC 28117 Newton Construction Services, LLC (704) 426-9998 P.O. Box 1178 Davidson, NC 28036 SEPI Engineering & Construction (704) 363-0165 19931 Chapel Point Lane Cornelius, NC 28031 JD Goodrum General Contractor (704) 895-8842 18339-F Old Statesville Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031

CONSTRUCTION, HOME IMPROVEMENTS LKN Remodelers (704) 892-9131 128 Cedar Pointe Drive Mooresville, NC 28117

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Charlotte Metro Credit Union (704) 375-0183 16649 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Davidson Cosmetic & Family Dentistry (704) 987-2277 209 Delberg Street, Suite 130 Davidson, NC 28036

Piedmont Advantage Credit Union (704) 660-7209 3530 Advantage Way Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Arrendale Associates, Inc. (704) 895-8025 20484 G Chartwell Center Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

NC Works Career Center 704.360.8067 532 Patterson Avenue, Suite 210 Mooresville, NC 28115

CREDIT UNION

Red Dome Group (704) 727-8092 P.O. Box 1232 Cornelius, NC 28031 Sykes STEPS, Inc. (980) 875-0482 (disc) 17728 Caldwell Track Dr. Cornelius, NC 28031 Alexander Hancock Associates / Men In Balance (704) 892-5097 PO Box 1880 Davidson, NC 28036 Control Systems Integrator PSI Control Solutions (704) 596-5617 P. O. Box 2247 • Cornelius, NC 28031

CPA Lesemann CPA PLLC (704) 895-6966 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive Suite 206 Huntersville, NC 28078 Jack L. Anthony, CPA, PA (704) 892-3437 19901 W. Catawba Ave, Suite 105 Cornelius, NC 28031 Philip K. Titlestad, CPA, PLLC (704) 483-5879 4101 Rivendell Road Denver, NC 28037 Brumley Robinson & Associates, CPAs PLLC (704) 875-6399 14702 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Tyler Niblack, CPA (919) 356-6843 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Darla Redmond, MSA CPA (540) 533-9790 P.O. Box 12 Cornelius, NC 28031

Cavin Cook Funeral Service (704) 664-3363 P.O. Box 977 Mooresville, NC 28115

CUSTOM HOME BUILDER Foundation Homes Residential (704) 650-2260 438 Williamson Road, Suite C Mooresville, NC 28117

DECORATIONS, SEASONAL (RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL) Carolina Christmas Light Pros.

844-545-4448 20721 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031

DENTISTS JC Duncan DDS PA (704) 948-1300 215 Gilead Road, Suite 300 Huntersville, NC 28078 Crawford and Colvin, DDS (704) 895-5850 Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 16525 Birkdale Commons Pkwy.

Ste 300 Huntersville, NC 28078

DRY CLEANERS Martinizing Dry Cleaning (704) 875-8383 190 Normandy Road Mooresville, NC 28117 Southlake Dry Cleaners & Laundry (704) 896-7516 20619 Torrence Chapel Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Lake Norman Economic Development Corporation (704) 659-6587 8600 Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078 IMPLAN GROUP, LLC (651) 439-4421 16905 Northcross Drive, Suite 120 Huntersville, NC 28078

EDUCATION Davidson Day School (704) 237-5200 750 Jetton Street Davidson, NC 28036-6905 The Davidson Center for Learning & Academic Planning (704) 892-4533 PO Box 550 Davidson, NC 28036

Dr. Mark P. Tompkins, D.D.S. (704) 895-3833 19109 W. Catawba Ave. Suite 108 Cornelius, NC 28031

Christian Montessori School at Lake Norman (704) 875-1801 14101 Stumptown Rd. Huntersville, NC 28078

Lake Norman Oral & Facial Surgery (704) 987-3132 9727 Northcross Center Court Huntersville, NC 28078

Woodlawn School (704) 895-8653 135 Woodlawn School Loop Mooresville, NC 28115

Carolina Oral and Facial Surgery (704) 892-1198 19910 North Cove Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Reimels Family and Cosmetic Dentistry (704) 948-1111 13605 Reese Blvd. West Huntersville, NC 28078 Northstar Dentistry for Adults (704) 253-4645 9735 Kincey Avenue, Suite 206 Huntersville, NC 28078

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Lake Norman Marine Commission (704) 962-8631 Post Office Box 2454 Cornelius, NC 28031

Catawba College 1-800-228-2922 2300 West Innes Street Salisbury, NC 28144-2488 Omega Learning Center of Lake Norman 704-992-9525 12824 Winding Ridge Road Huntersville, NC 28078 ProctorFree (704) 759-6569 210 Delburg Street Davidson, NC 28036

UDA Dental - Cornelius (704) 243-9286 19911 Zion Avenue, D-4 Cornelius, NC 28031

Answer Scholarship Endowment (704) 668-6526 19701 Bethel Church Road Suite 103-121 Cornelius, NC 28031

Cornelius Dentistry (704) 980-0046 8301 Magnolia Estates Drive, Suite 4 Cornelius, NC 28031

Liberty Preparatory Christian Academy (704) 660-3933 246 Blume Road Mooresville, NC 28117

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Davidson Green School (704) 892-0091 511 South Main Street Davidson, NC 28036 North Learning Community, Matthew Hayes, PhD (980) 344-7100 4339 Stuart Andrews Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28217 Pine Lake Preparatory (704) 237-5300 104 Yellow Wood Circle Mooresville, NC 28115 Mathnasium of Huntersville (704) 412-1386 9719 A Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Lake Norman Charter, Middle School (704) 948-8600 12435 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 The Catalyst Academy (815) 791-7911 10224 Hickorywood Hill Avenue, Suite 102 Huntersville, NC 28078 Lakeside Charter Academy (704) 896-9500 17609 Old Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 North Mecklenburg High School (980) 343-3840 11201 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Lakeside Custom Tee’s & Embroidery (704) 274-3730 9216 B Westmoreland Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Action Plus Ideas (704) 536-8337 5222 Monroe Road, Suite 100 Charlotte, NC 28205

EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE - JOB FINDER NC Works Career Center 704-360-8067 X 107 532 Patterson Avenue, Suite 210 Mooresville, NC 28115

EMPLOYMENT, SCREENING Corporate Healthcare (704) 895-5000 9718-A Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078

ENGINEERS Hoidas Engineering, PLLC (704) 987-3922 20460 Chartwell Center Drive, Ste. 2 Cornelius, NC 28031

ENGRAVING TCR Engraving & Graphics, Inc. (704) 325-9827 Cornelius, NC 28031

ENTERTAINMENT

Cannon School (704) 786-8171 5801 Poplar Tent Road Concord, NC 28027

Discovery Place KIDS-Huntersville (704) 372-6261 X701 105 Gilead Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Davidson College (704) 894-2125 P.O. Box 7162 Davidson, NC 28035-7162

Ice by Premo, LLC (704) 754-4238 1776 Songwood Road Concord, NC 28025

Central Piedmont Community College - Merancas Campus (704) 330-4118 P.O. Box 35009 Charlotte, NC 28235

Mobile Smashrooms LLC (980) 999-4119 5472 Ashbury Lane Davidson, NC 28036

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Tri-City Electric (828) 465-5090 P.O. Box 369 Conover, NC 28613 Rotunda Electric 704-617-1970 PO Box 1378 Cornelius, NC 28031 David Alexander Electric, Inc. (704) 892-1524 640 Presbyterian Road Mooresville, NC 28115

EMBROIDERY AND MONOGRAMMING Lake Norman Embroidery & Screen Printing (704) 892-8450 P. O. Box 2200 Davidson, NC 28036 FULLY PROMOTED (704) 987-9630 19420 Jetton Road, Suite 103 Cornelius, NC 28031

Wine & Design, Lake Norman (704) 603-7489 9611 Sherrill Estates Huntersville, NC 28078

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American Meetings & Events, Inc./Charlotte Destinations (704) 399-8000 3417 Jason Avenue Charlotte, NC 28208 Bella Love Inc. (513) 293-0569 19725 Oak Street, #9 Cornelius, NC 28031 Camp Dogwood Meeting & Retreat Center 828-478-2135 x229 7050 Camp Dogwood Drive Sherrills Ford, NC 28673

EXECUTIVE SEARCH Global Recruiters of Lake Norman (704) 321-4047 P.O. Box 683 Denver, NC 28037

EYE CARE Carolina Eyecare, OD, PA (704) 892-3542 19607 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 Huntersville Eye Care Center (704) 992-3937 P. O. Box 1799 Huntersville, NC 28070 Monocle Eye Care (704) 228-8525 20121 N. Main Street, Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031 Tradewinds Eye Care (704) 997-8199 610 Jetton Street, Suite 140 Davidson, NC 28036 MyEyeDr. (704) 892-8282 19900 West Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

FINANCIAL SERVICES Wells Fargo Advisors (704) 655-0066 130 Harbour Place Dr. Suite 200 Davidson, NC 28036

Consolidated Planning, Lake Norman (704) 552-8507 20212 Zion Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Fifth Third Bank, Cornelius Branch (704) 688-1411 20301 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Bulldog Asset Management (704) 895-0586 15705 Framingham Lane Huntersville, NC 28078

Carolina Trust Bank (704) 787-2379 125 E. Trade Court Mooresville, NC 28117

Advanced Wealth Strategies, Inc. (704) 450-8352 19520 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 313 Cornelius, NC 28031

Wells Fargo Bank (704) 655-2340 16810 Kenton Drive, Suite 130 Huntersville, NC 28078

Williamson Wealth Group/ Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. (704) 892-1012 16315-A Northcross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Farrell Financial Freedom 704.890.3645 6625 Latta Springs Circle Huntersville, NC 28078

FINANCIAL, BANKS First National Bank (fka Yadkin Bank) (704) 892-7887 197 Medical Park Road Mooresville, NC 28117 Regions Bank (800) 734-4667 PO Box 670 Cornelius, NC 28031 Pinnacle Financial Partners fka: Bank of NC (704) 662-9004 108 Gateway Boulevard # 101 Mooresville, NC 28117 Capital Bank, Cornelius (704) 439-1500 8231 Magnolia Estates Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 NewDominion Bank (704) 943-5772 P.O. Box 3500 Newark, OH 43058-3500 Aquesta Bank (704) 439-4343 P.O. Box 700 Cornelius, NC 28031

Spare Time at Lake Norman (704) 892-7177 16317 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. - J. Lynn Davidson (704) 987-9794 16315 Northcross Dr. - Suite D Huntersville, NC 28078

Carolina Renaissance Festival (704) 896-5555 16445 Poplar Tent Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Scale Finance LLC (704) 258-6653 PO Box 110404 Durham, NC 27709

BB&T - Cornelius Branch (704) 987-1360 PO Box 40 Cornelius, NC 28031

North Main Financial Group, LLC (704) 987-1425 20901 N. Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031

LEASING RESOURCES, INC. 704.243.9760 18315 Invergordon Lane Cornelius, NC 28031

Fulcrum Capital Partners (704) 892-1646 20621 North Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031

blueharbor bank (704) 990-7206 P.O. Box 652 Huntersville, NC 28070-0652

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network - North Office (704) 494-8070 9115 Harris Corners Pkwy.Suite 400 Charlotte, NC 28269

Pinnancle Financial Partners, fka Bank of NC - Commerce Park (704) 652-7833 125 Commerce Park Road, Suite 101 Mooresville, NC 28117

MGL Financial LLC (704) 651-5290 16028 Oxford Glenn Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

Fidelity Bank (704) 799-3302 P.O. Box 5563 Mooresville, NC 28117

EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE MSC Industrial Supply (704) 987-5267 525 Harbour Place Drive Davidson, NC 28036 LKN Small Engine (704) 677-8461 1992 Charlotte Hwy Mooresville, NC 28115 Aerial Equipment Services, Inc. (704) 975-4374 119 Magnolia Park Drive, Unit B Mooresville, NC 28117 Carolina Office Systems 704.337.8979 13245 Reese Blvd. West, Suite 130 Huntersville, NC 28078

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EVENT PLANNING, MEETING MANAGEMENT

Peoples Bank - Cornelius (704) 237-9270 9624 Bailey Road. Suite 1 Cornelius, NC 28031

First Citizens Bank (704) 338-4013 20310 Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 First Bank at Huntersville (704) 875-1642 401 Gilead Rd. Huntersville, NC 28078 PNC Bank, Cornelius 980-272-8964 17010 Kenton Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

FIRE PROTECTION BVS Systems Inc (704) 896-9989 P. O. Box 1520 Cornelius, NC 28031

FITNESS AND TRAINING Champions Sports Performance (704) 439-1111 18831 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Melting Point Hot Yoga & Massage (704) 999-2474 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive Suite 208 Huntersville, NC 28078 LKN Fit Life (704) 236-1319 PO Box 661 Cornelius, NC 28031 Raw Fitness (818) 605-7131 18047 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Dogwood CrossFit (336) 817-5678 20121 N. Main Street, Suite B Cornelius, NC 28031 Cliff Hangers, Indoor Rock Climbing @ Fitness Gym (704) 659-1155 326 Oates Road Mooresville, NC 28117 Hardcore Serious Fitness (704) 301-5932 P.O. Box 2303 Huntersville, NC 28070 CycleBar Lake Norman (704) 489-3444 20601 Torrence Chapel Road, #5-a Cornelius, NC 28031 Fitness by Jeri (310) 500-8866 18535 Old Statesville Road, Suite I Cornelius, NC 28031 Skillz Martial Arts (336) 466-2342 19722 One Norman Blvd.

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Waste Connections, Inc. (704) 398-4171 5516 Rozzelles Ferry Road Charlotte, NC 28214

15 to Fit, Huntersville 704-880-8870 15905 Brookway Drive, Suite 4210 Huntersville, NC 28078

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Old Store Produce (704) 992-6106 14720 Brown Mill Rd Huntersville, NC 28078

Choate Construction (704) 556-0550 2907 Providence Road #400 Charlotte, NC 28211

Pitt Stop (704) 948-7744 14601 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Omnia Construction Group (704) 603-7705 18809 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 204 Cornelius, NC 28031

Publix - Market Square, Store #1481 (704) 424-5017 X 71070 4135 South Stream Blvd., Suite 500 Charlotte, NC 28217

GIFTS, HOME ACCESS, STATIONERY, BASKETS, PERSONALIZED

Publix - Magnolia Plaza, Store #1474 (704) 424-5017 X 71070 4135 South Stream Blvd., Suite 500 Charlotte, NC 28217

Shapes Fitness for Women, Huntersville 704-727-4774 102 Statesville Road, Unit D Huntersville, NC 28078 Lake Norman Muay Thai 704-657-1080 107 Commons Drive, Suite I Mooresville, NC 28117 f45 Training, Cornelius 704-997-9678 8301 Magnolia Estates Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

FLOOR COVERINGS LITTLE Wood Flooring LLC (704) 896-6122 PO Box 1588 Cornelius, NC 28031

FLORISTS, GREENHOUSES Metrolina Greenhouses, Inc. (704) 875-1371 16400 Huntersville Concord Road Huntersville, NC 28078-6650 Artistry Florals, Inc. (704) 892-9010 PO Box 2490 Cornelius, NC 28031

FUNERAL HOMES Raymer-Kepner Funeral Home and Crematorium Services (704) 892-9669 PO Box 738 Huntersville, NC 28070 James Funeral Home (704) 584-9004 10520 Arahova Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Cavin-Cook Funeral Home & Crematory 494 E. Plaza Drive, Mooresville NC 28115

FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, ACCESSORIES Distinctive Fabrics and Furniture (704) 895-6275 18820 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Sweet Dreams Mattress and Furniture (704) 360-5789 20647 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Sleep Number Mattress Company (704) 598-2092 9402 Northlake W. Drive, Suite 101 Charlotte, NC 28216

GARBAGE AND WASTE RECYCLING, CONSTRUCTION WASTE Republic Services (803) 802-6733 (disc) 3358 Highway 51 North Fort Mill, SC 29715

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Uncommon Scents Inc. (704) 895-0197 9715-B Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078

GLASS AND MIRRORS

The Fresh Market (704) 892-8802 20623 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Binswanger Glass 704-626-2519 3646 N. Graham Street Charlotte, NC 28206

Cashion’s Quik Stop (704) 892-8801 P.O. Box 520 Cornelius, NC 28031

GOLF COURSES, GOLF EQUIPMENT, TOURNAMENT PROMOTION River Run Country Club (704) 892-4633 19125 River Falls Drive Davidson, NC 28036 Pine Island Country Club (704) 409-7479 19109 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 NorthStone Country Club LLC (704) 948-4286 x236 15801 Northstone Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Birkdale Golf Club (704) 895-8038 16500 Birkdale Commons Parkway Huntersville, NC 28078 The Peninsula Club (704) 896-7080 19101 Peninsula Club Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

GOVERNMENT Senator Vickie Sawyer 919-715-3038 300 N. Salisbury Street, Room 410 Raleigh, NC 27603

GRAPHIC AND WEB DESIGN Granite Sky Design, Inc. (704) 892-6882 16315 Northcross Drive, Suite C Huntersville, NC 28078 C. Jade Design (970) 376-3894 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Lucander Design (704) 892-8292 452 S. Main Street, Suite D Davidson, NC 28036 Cindy McPhail Graphic Design (704) 799-5310 354 Northwest Drive Davidson, NC 28036

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GUNS, GUN REPAIR The Range At Lake Norman (704) 895-3155 10913 Bailey Road Cornelius, NC 28031

HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES, RENTALS Ace Hardware (704) 892-7651 20510 N. Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Huntersville Hardwoods, Inc., dba: AHC Export Lumber (704) 875-6587 P.O. Box 666 Huntersville, NC 28070

HEALTH AND WELLNESS Lake Norman Pulmonary & Sleep (704) 660-4094 170 Medical Park Road Suite 103 Mooresville, NC 28117 Any Lab Test Now and Inshape MD (704) 948-7444 19101 Harbor Cove Lane Cornelius, NC 28031 Novant Health Lake Norman Oncology (704) 799-3946 Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions (980) 938-4200 1100 S. Tryon Street, Suite 100 Charlotte, NC 28203 Miracle-Ear Center, Cornelius (704) 655-2500 17210 Lancaster Highway, Suite 401 Charlotte NC 28277 Huntersville Health & Rehabillitation (704) 912-2222 P.O. Box 29600 Roanoke, VA 24018

Low T Center, Mooresville (704) 259-7936 169 Gateway Blvd.

Mooresville, NC 28117 Lake Norman Salt Spa (704) 997-5890 20723 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Hospice & Palliative Care of Iredell County (704) 873-4719 2347 Simonton Road Statesvillle, NC 28625 Lake Norman 3 D Imaging (704) 896-9798 19901 W. Catawba Ave., Ste. 204 Cornelius, NC 28031 North Carolina Weight and Wellness (704) 275-9355 19732 One Norman Blvd., Suite 320 Cornelius, NC 28031 Physicians Plan Weight Loss & Med Spa (704) 987-8446 9601 Holly Point Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Excellence in Wellness LLC 704-609-5452 3301 Rillet Court Charlotte, NC 28269 Mindful Health and Wellness 704-907-2634 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Life-Thyme Solutions, LLC 704-247-6677 17111 Kenton Drive, Suite 206B Cornelius, NC 28031

HEALTH SERVICES, NUTRITION Body Electric Rejuvenation Center (704) 655-2719 19401 Old Jetton Road, Suite 100 Cornelius, NC 28031 TruVision Health (704) 677-2106 Mooresville, NC 28115 HempLily Your CBD Oil Source (704) 448-5999 20124 W Catawba Ave., Ste C Cornelius, NC 28031 Amare Global, The Mental Wellness Company 704-562-0594 8910 Cantrell Way Huntersville, NC 28078

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Putnam Mechanical (704) 799-3665 PO Box 3606 Mooresville, NC 28117 LKN Mechanical, Inc. (704) 896-0035 14311 Hunters Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Allied Aire, Inc. (704) 791-8134 18525 Statesville Road, Suite D Cornelius, NC 28031

Temperature Pro (704) 705-0266 131 Overhill Drive, Unit 110 Mooresville, NC 28117

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GROCERY AND CONVENIENCE STORES

Lake Norman YMCA (704) 716-4444 21300 Davidson Street Cornelius, NC 28031

Little Heating & Cooling, LLC (704) 999-1550 10305 Conistan Place Cornelius, NC 28031 Priority Comfort (704) 223-5467 1678 Armstrong Ford Road Belmont, NC 28012

HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS Rural Hill (704) 875-3113 PO Box 1009 Huntersville, NC 28070 Historic Latta Plantation (704) 875-2312 5225 Sample Road Huntersville, NC 28078

HOBBIES, CRAFTS Hearts on Fiber 980-858-5673 653 Concord Road Davidson, NC 28036

HOME AND GARDEN CENTER The Elements 4 Life (704) 992-1904 16024 Highway 73 Davidson, NC 28036 Made in the Shade, Blinds & More of Lake Norman (704) 620-1869 P.O. Box 2871 Huntersville, NC 28070 We Got You Covered Outdoor (704) 412-7813 P.O. Box 516D River Highway, Suite 380 Mooresville, NC 28117

HOME APPLIANCES Mr. Appliance of Huntersville 704-454-3500 6012 Bayfield Parkway, Suite 161 Concord, NC 28027

HOME INSPECTIONS Veterans Home Inspection (704) 998-1525 P.O. Box 321 Huntersville, NC 28070 Certified Home Inspection, LLC 704-709-5300 20311 Chartwell Center Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

HOME STAGING Centerpiece Home Staging LLC (704) 488-5739 19825-B North Cove Road, Box 166 Cornelius, NC 28031

HOSPITAL, MEDICAL CENTER Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center (704) 316-4003 10030 Gilead Road Huntersville, NC 28078

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AutumnCare of Cornelius (704) 997-2970 19530 Mt. Zion Parkway Cornelius, NC 28031 Charlotte Radiology (Huntersville Vein & Vascular Center) (704) 895-4970 700 East Morehead Street. Ste. 300 Charlotte, NC 28202 Atrium Health - University (704) 863-5885 1408 East Blvd Suite B Charlotte, NC 28203 Atrium Health - NorthEast (704) 783-3552 920 Church St. North Concord, NC 28025 Lake Norman Regional Medical Center (704) 660-4000 PO Box 3250 Mooresville, NC 28117

HUMAN RESOURCE CONSULTING The Employers Association (704) 522-8011 3020 W. Arrowood Road Charlotte, NC 28273 Employers Advantage, LLC 980-422-7953 P.O. Box 1545 Cornelius, NC 28031 Stout Business Solutions (704) 421-2806 18404 Mizzenmast Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 DBeard Consulting, LLC (704) 575-7971 P.O. Box 1273 Huntersville, NC 28070 TriNet (212) 377-3909 3023 HSBC Way, Suite 100 Fort Mill, SC29707 Insperity (704) 887-2227 6100 Fairview Road, Ste. 105 Charlotte, NC 28210

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES -DATA, VOICE, VIDEO Computer Support Group (715) 220-5031 10418 Conistan Place Cornelius, NC 28031

John Cherry - State Farm Insurance (704) 892-6767 16501 NorthCross Dr.- #A1 Huntersville, NC 28078

InSouth Insurance Services, LLC (704) 948-7730 PO Box 769 Mooresville, NC 28115

Carney Insurance Agency Nationwide (704) 892-1115 X 202 P.O. Box 1150 Davidson, NC 28036

J. J. Wade Agency (704) 892-9297 PO Box 1209 Davidson, NC 28036 Lake Norman Benefits, Inc. (704) 663-4236 331 Alcove Road, Suite 200 Mooresville, NC 28117 Pegram Insurance Agency (704) 895-6090 10210 Hickorywood Hill Avenue Suite 130 Huntersville, NC 28078 Atrium Health- Community Relations (704) 446-2084 6801 Northlake Mall Drive, Ste.103 Charlotte, NC 28216 The Rankin Insurance Group (704) 896-9393 16112 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Kesner Insurance Agency, LLC (704) 895-1075 P.O. Box 2198 Davidson, NC 28036 Churchwell Insurance Agency (704) 659-0956 19720 Jetton Road, 3rd Floor Cornelius, NC 28031 policyline insurance (704) 768-1878 18809 W. Catawba Avenue, Ste.101 Cornelius, NC 28031

Fogle Insurance Group (704) 875-3060 PO Box 2932 Huntersville, NC 28070 Lapis Financial Strategies, Inc. (704) 895-4942 20212 Zion Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 GCG Wealth Management, Inc, (704) 372-4491 9115 Harris Corners Pkwy.

Suite 250 Charlotte, NC 28269 Jason Colvin State Farm Insurance (704) 987-8887 9525 Birkdale Crossing Dr., Ste. 204 Huntersville, NC 28078 Bookman Bright (704) 256-6016 x101 P.O. Box 1146 Davidson, NC 28036

The Lake House / CiCi Moss Interiors 704-897-7525 9216 C Westmoreland Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Spring-Green Lawn and Tree Care (704) 992-2802 PO Box 1947 Huntersville, NC 28070

INVESTIGATIONS, PRIVATE

LawnAmerica (704) 964-8000 3210 Motor Sports Lane, #8 Charlotte, NC 28269

All Access Investigation & Protective Services (704) 562-4623 19421 Liverpool Parkway Cornelius, NC 28031 DJG Investigative Services, Inc. (866) 597-7457 X-2101 19501 W. Catawba Avenue, Sute 220 Cornelius, NC 28031

IT CONSULTING AND SECURITY rocus Networks (704) 651-3591 126 South Main Street, Suite 2-A Davidson, NC 28036

JEWELERS Brownlee Jewelers (704) 895-1308 4147 Park Road Charlotte, NC 28209 Phoenix Jewelers, Inc. (704) 895-6255 19410 Jetton Road - Suite 100 Cornelius, NC 28031

KITCHEN AND BATH, CABINETS, COUNTERTOPS

CapSouth Partners (704) 658-7067 8825 Brentfield Road Huntersville, NC 28078

IMPACT Design Resources (980) 428-4336 305 Foster Avenue - Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28203

Goosehead Insurance (704) 496-0758 7314 Canyon Drive Charlotte, NC 28262

Infinite Wealth Advisors (704) 360-4282 136 Corporate Park Drive, Suite I Mooreseville, NC 28117

Cabinet Connect (704) 999-6579 18910 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Brad Ward - MetLife Auto & Home (980) 434-6368 16507 - A Northcross Dr., Suite 110 Huntersville, NC 28078

Christian Burns, CFP, Edward Jones, Financial Advisor (704) 892-7408 9601 Holly Point Drive, Suite 201 Huntersville, NC 28078

LAND PLANNING

Central Carolina Insurance Agency (704) 664-3973 4188 Ash Hollow Lane Denver, NC 28037

Alpha Team Tech Solutions 980-293-5201 Serving Charlotte, Winston Salem & Hickory

Hood Hargett & Associates (704) 602-9540 20901 N. Main St. Cornelius, NC 28031

INSURANCE

Walker & Associates (704) 661-8275 9332 Westminister Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

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INSURANCE, INVESTMENTS, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

King Green Lawn Service (704) 532-6262 11145 Metromont Parkway Charlotte, NC 28269

International Kitchen & Bath, Inc. (704) 892-4001 201 Griffith Street Davidson, NC 28036

N.C. Farm Bureau Insurance Group (704) 892-2640 P.O. Box 1030 Cornelius, NC 28031

Financial Independence Group, Inc. (704) 895-5606 19520 West Catawba Ave., Ste. 200 Cornelius, NC 28031

Carolina Underwriters 704-849-8080 8600 Sam Furr Road, Suite 150 Huntersville, NC 28078

Custom Interiors (704) 892-4040 19700 West Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Vic Black, Financial Consultant (704) 451-4700 P.O. Box 30304 Charlotte, NC 28230

Prime Technical (704) 657-7540 195 Blossom Ridge Drive Mooresville, NC 28117

Aquesta Insurance Services Inc. (704) 892-6411 PO Box 189 Cornelius, NC 28031

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Kris Kozdras - State Farm Insurance (704) 892-9200 PO Box 2214 Cornelius, NC 28031

Summit Insurance Group, Inc. (704) 659-2141 P. O. Box 2485 Huntersville, NC 28070 Blue Cross Blue Shield/Security Plus Insurance Co. (704) 892-7210 P.O. Box 2697 Cornelius, NC 28031

Retirement Planning Group, Becky Johnson (704) 892-7575 17810 Statesville Rd.- Suite. 322 Cornelius, NC 28031 Ginas Financial, Inc. 888-689-9599 18139 W. Catawba Avene, Suite 1 Cornelius, NC 28031 Sawyer Insurance & Financial Services 704-664-4838 224 N. Main Street Mooresville, NC 28115

INTERIOR DESIGN Wheelhouse Home & Design (704) 425-8636 19400 Jetton Road, Suite 203 Cornelius, NC 28031

HensonFoley (704) 875-1615 8712 Lindholm Drive, Suite 202 A Huntersville, NC 28078 Davidson Lands Conservancy (704) 892-1910 P.O. Box 1952 Davidson, NC 28036

LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION GrowinGreen 704-833-8778 428 S. Main Street, Suite B-200 Davidson, NC 28036

LANDSCAPING AND SUPPLIES, LAWN CARE, TREE SERVICE Heartwood Tree Service (704) 525-3066 CLT. P.O. Box 240881 Charlotte, NC 28224

MOW, Inc. (704) 453-6161 9212 Twin Trail Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Pike Nurseries, Lake Norman (704) 800-4110 2200 E Route 66, Suite 200 Glendora, CA 91740-4699 Super Sod (980) 444-2452 1060 River Highway Mooresville, NC 28117

LEGAL SERVICES MEDIATION Parker Mediations 704-255-5031 19916 Catamaran Court Cornelius, NC 28031

LIMOUSINE SERVICE K & J Charters (980) 275-2290 137 Cross Center Dr. Suite 321 Denver, NC 28037 Masters Transportation (704) 618-1259 125 F Trade Court, #176 Mooresville, NC 28117

LOCKSMITH Anchor Security & Locksmith (704) 902-8135 P.O. Box 3444 Mooresville, NC 28117 Race City Locksmiths (Mobile) 704-754-0195 P. O. Box 213 Mooresville, NC 28115

LOGO MERCHANDISE Pegasus Promotional Specialties (614) 325-6656 13315 Norseman Lane Huntersville, NC 28078 Brand U Promotional Products (252) 489-9757 Lake Norman, NC 28031

MANUFACTURING Keller Technology Corporation (704) 659-7103 11905 Vanstory Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Pactiv Corp.

(704) 371-5551 14201 Meacham Farm Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 IOMAX USA, Inc. (704) 662-1840 133 River Park Road Mooresville, NC 28117 Leonhardt Pipe & Supply, Inc. (704) 992-2965 P.O. Box 2847 Huntersville, NC 28070

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Massage Heights, Jetton Village (704) 827-5000 19818 N. Cove Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Sunnex, Inc. (800) 445-7869 8001 Tower Point Drive Charlotte, NC 28227

MEDICAL, HEALTH AND SAFETY

MARINE Lake Norman Permits (704) 929-3044 4688 Mountain Creek Avenue Suite 102, Room 207 Denver, NC 28037

MARKETING Vintage Marketing (704) 895-5333 20717 N. Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Redhot Marketing & Design (704) 274-9978 13737 Dutch Fork Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates (704) 831-4110 9735 Kincey Avenue, Suite 300 Huntersville, NC 28078

MERCHANT SERVICES iQmetrix (704) 987-9903 445 South Main Street - Suite 300 Davidson, NC 28036

MOLD INSPECTIONS AND REMEDIATION The Mold Hunter Inc. (704) 785-0038 2749 Sherrill Cove Way Denver, NC 28037

MOVING AND STORAGE Two Men and a Truck, Cornelius (704) 997-8209 Lake Norman Storage (704) 896-0123 P. O. Box 1310 Cornelius, NC 28031-0010

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Mecklenburg County Government (Pat Cotham) (eLINK) (704) 506-3056 600 East Fourth Street Charlotte, NC 28202 Town of Huntersville (704) 875-6541 P. O. Box 664 Huntersville, NC 28070

Ultimate Strategic Advantage LLC d/b/a Local Business Marketing Specialists (704) 565-5000 19706 One Norman Blvd., Ste. 120 Cornelius, NC 28031

MORTGAGE LOANS

Town of Davidson (704) 892-7591 P.O. Box 579 Davidson, NC 28036

Silverton Mortgage (704) 626-2444 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive, Suite 203 Huntersville, NC 28078

Town of Cornelius (704) 892-6031 P.O. Box 399 Cornelius, NC 28031

The Brandgarden (704) 780-1501 P.O. Box 4921 Mooresville, NC 28117

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (704) 433-9908 130 Harbour Place Drive, Suite 295 Davidson, NC 28036

MS Digital Solutions, LLC (260) 223-9202 125 Shining Armor Court Mooresville, NC 28117

New American Funding, Inc. (704) 220-3162 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive, Suite 306 Huntersville, NC 28078

GreenWorks Tools (704) 660-2829 500 S. Main Street, Suite 450 Mooresville, NC 28115

MUSIC AND SINGING LESSONS Huntersville Music Academy (704) 230-0081 104 Gilead Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Learn Music NC 20823 N. Main Street, Ste. D Cornelius, NC 28031

Posture Depot (704) 999-0809 179 Gasoline Alley Suite 211 Mooresville, NC 28117

Pampered Pets Inn (704) 663-3733 2993 Charlotte Highway Mooresville, NC 28117

Carolina Office Solutions (704) 587-5411 19706 First Norman Square, Space B Cornelius, NC 28031

Pet Paradise of Lake Norman (704) 393-3647 2919 Boyer Street Charlotte, NC 28208

ORTHODONTISTS

Denver Canine Club (704) 966-1795 7897 Natalie Commons Drie Denver, NC 28037

Dr. Matthew Lineberger, Orthodontist (704) 892-3300 9625 Northcross Center Court Drive, Suite 303 Huntersville, NC 28078 Hill Orthodontics, PA (704) 896-8452 9615 Caldwell Commons Circle Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031

PAINTING CertaPro Painters (704) 489-0957 7947 Silver Jade Lane Denver, NC 28037 Sherwin-Williams # 2308 (704) 895-4501 18206 Manhattan Parkway Cornelius, NC 28031 Top House Painting (704) 452-5030 18726 Nautical Drive, #101 Cornelius, NC 28031 360 Painting Lake Norman (704) 322-4724 9911 Rose Commons Drive, E-821 Huntersville, NC 28078

PAYROLL SERVICES

Residential Mortgage Services, Inc. (704) 699-1179 19901 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 202 Cornelius, NC 28031

Champion Tire & Wheel Inc. (704) 892-2500 11106 Treynorth Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

Payroll Plus, Inc. (704) 895-0777 19300 Statesville Road Suite 302 Cornelius, NC 28031

Fairway Independent Mortgage (704) 439-6191 111031 Tree Branch Drive Charlotte, NC 28216

Rusty Wallace Racing llc (704) 799-4507 P.O. Box 5510 Mooresville, NC 28117

H & H Enterprises of Cornelius, LLC (704) 609-9518 17112 Green Dolphin Lane Cornelius, NC 28031

Welcome Wagon (704) 620-4845 Lake Norman, NC 28031

Element Funding, Davidson (704) 728-0191 200 North Harbor Place, Suite E Davidson, NC 28036

NETWORKING

Charlotte Payroll 704.609.1256 1007 Southwest Drive Davidson, NC 28036

Thryv (864) 444-5400 816 Shoals Creek Church Road Easley, SC 29640

Element Funding, Mooresville (704) 651-4322 702 B Brawley School Road Mooresville, NC 28117

Marketing Simplified (704) 389-0722 Hunterville, NC 28078

Cove Capital Group (980) 222-7381 2483 Hwy. 16 North, Suite 100 Denver, NC 28037

Small Mouth Marketing (704) 502-1514 Cornelius, NC 28031 World Marketing Network, LLC (980) 231-5941 P.O. Box 2070 Cornelius, NC 28031

Money Mailer of Lake Norman 704-464-3060 442 South Main St., Suite 200-34 Davidson, NC 28036

MASSAGE, THERAPEUTIC The Edmund Center of Neuromusclar & Massage Therapy (704) 896-3656 20605 North Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Ann Of Siam Reflexology, Ancient Thai Foot Massage (704) 904-2323 20823 N. Main Street Corner of N. Main & Cornelius St. Cornelius, NC 28031

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Julian Barker, Integrity Mortgage Group (704) 763-5636 5950 Fairview Road, Suite 404 Charlotte, NC 28210 Northpointe Bank (704) 992-3335 107 Commerce Centre Drive, Suite 204 Huntersville, NC 28078 North Park Financials 203-494-0906 3248 Stonemill Path Sherrills Ford, NC 28673

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NASCAR, RACE TEAMS

Business Sorority (704) 650-5439 Cornelius, NC 28031 Business Leaders Unleashed (BLU) (708) 912-4545 Lake Nornan, NC 28031

NUTRITION Everything Hemp (704) 951-8352 7585 NC 73, Suite 104 Denver, NC 28037

OFFICE SUPPLIES, MACHINES, FURNITURE, AND DESIGN Office Depot - Huntersville Store #2718 (704) 892-1665 9530 Birkdale Crossing Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Total Office Group (301) 399-4422 P.O. Box 2374 Davidson, NC 28036

Pet Pilgrimage (704) 664-5484 494 East Plaza Drive Mooresville, NC 28115 Pet People, Cornelius 704-896-5808 20623 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake Norman Dog Wizard (704) 625-1061 131 Overhill Drive, #112 Mooresville, NC 28117 Upscale Aquatics 704-727-3133 110 N. Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

PHOTOGRAPHY, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Ocaid Photography (425) 947-4546 14523 Old Vermillion Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Liam Nitka Photography (917) 741-0120 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Carrie Tucci Portraits (704) 996-9914 Lake Norman, NC 28078 Deborah Young Portrait Studio & Gallery (704) 896-3422 20916 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Sonja Revells Photography 850-960-2224 7547 Pilot Cove Court Denver, NC 28037

PERSONAL ASSISTING, CONCIERGE, ERRANDS

Moments by Heather Edmunds 704-807-5017 Serving the Lake Norman Area and Beyond Mooresville, NC

An Amazing Event (704) 577-8111 P.O. Box 667368 Charlotte, NC 28266

PHYSICIAN AND HEALTHCARE DIRECTORY-ON LINE

Holly Receptionists (704) 769-9640 16 Oak Grove Street Mt. Holly. NC 28120

Lake Norman Community Health Clinic (704) 947-6858 14230 Hunters Road Huntersville, NC 28078

PEST CONTROL Killingsworth Environmental Home Services (704) 821-4991 1407 Airport Road Monroe, NC 28110

PETS Camp Wagging Tails (704) 895-8444 10835 Bailey Road Cornelius, NC 28031

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Mitutoyo America Corporation (704) 875-8332 11515 Vanstory Drive, Suite 105 Huntersville, NC 28078

Ensemble Health Partners (704) 765-3715 13620 Reese Blvd. East, Suite 200 Huntersville, NC 28078

PHYSICIANS Riva Aesthetic Dermatology (704) 896-8837 17039 Kenton Drive Suite 100 Cornelius, NC 28031

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SOUTH LAKE WOMEN’S HEALTHCARE (704) 896-9912 19453 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031 Dermatology Group of the Carolinas 704-784-5901 X3072 9735 Kincey Avenue, Suite 102 Huntersville, NC 28078 Piedmont Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (704) 892-4878 19900 West Catawba Ave. Suite B Cornelius, NC 28031

PLUMBING CONTRACTING AND SERVICE Ultimate Plumbing LLC (704) 892-5843 P.O. Box 986 Mooresville, NC 28115 North Mecklenburg Plumbing Co., Inc. (704) 875-1656 9705 Rosewood Meadow Lane Huntersville, NC 28078

POOL MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT Swim Club Management Group, Inc. (704) 766-2726 9800 W. Kincey Ave, Suite 135 Huntersville, NC 28078

PRINTING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Brewer Co., Inc. (704) 875-8424 11216 Arthur Auten Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Carolina Office Systems (704) 914-5617 13245 Reese Blvd. West Suite 130 Huntersville, NC 28078 International Minute Press, Charlotte (843) 324-0927 5015-B W T Harris Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28269

PRINTING, GRAPHIC DESIGN, ENGRAVING Kwik Kopy Business Center (704) 987-0111 16630 Northcross Drive, Suite 102 Huntersville, NC 28078 Alphagraphics - Lake Norman (704) 896-9622 17111 Kenton Dr. - Suite 103 Cornelius, NC 28031 The UPS Store 2193 (704) 892-9760 19701 Bethel Church Road, Ste. 103 Cornelius, NC 28031 Heritage Printing and Graphics, Inc. (704) 551-0700 2739 Interstate Street Charlotte, NC 28208 PostNet at Davidson (704) 892-5656 428-B South Main Street Davidson, NC 28036 Red 5 Printing (704) 996-3848 P.O. Box 681146 Charlotte, NC 28216

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South City Print (704) 363-5215 834 Tyvola Road, Suite 110 Charlotte, NC 28217 The UPS Store, #6627 (704) 727-5357 14311 Reese Blvd., Site A2 Huntersville, NC 28078 PostNet, Cornelius (704) 895-4300 19825 North Cove Road, #B Cornelius, NC 28031 Sir Speedy Printing (704) 872-1020 436 South Center Street Statesville, NC 28677 Kurz Transfer Products (704) 927-3806 3200 Woodpark Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28206 Allegra South End (704) 376-0938 PO Box 36633 Charlotte, NC 28236 Awards Express (704) 394-3350 10320 Rozzelles Ferry Road Charlotte, NC 28214

PUB AND BARBER SHOP The Kilted Buffalo, LLC (704) 892-7571 8625 Townley Road Birkdale Huntersville, NC 28078

PUBLICATIONS Lake Norman Publications (704) 766-2100 15905 Brookway Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Business Today (704) 895-1335 P. O. Box 2062 Cornelius, NC 28031 N2 Publishing (704) 577-1414 20901 N. Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake Norman CURRENTS (704) 749-8788 10225 Hickorywood Hill Avenue, Unit A Huntersville, NC 28078 Cornelius Today (704) 895-1335 PO Box 2062 Cornelius, NC 28031 Lakeside Living Magazine (614) 302-5154 Lake Norman, NC 28031 Relocation Guide (919) 518-0755 2435 Lynne Road, Suite 106 Raleigh, NC 27612 Over Yonder Magazine (704) 805-0383 P.O. Box 335 Mooresville, NC 28115 The Charlotte Observer (704) 987-3660 xx23 20916 Torrence Chapel Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031

RADIO STATION WSIC Radio (704) 872-6345 1117 Radio Road Statesville, NC 28677

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS G Brokerage Commercial Real Estate (704) 837-0202 17714 Kings Point Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL Rose & Associates SE, Inc. Development & Real Estate Advisory (704) 896-0094 PO Box 910 Davidson, NC 28036 DDR, Corp./Birkdale Village (704) 895-8744 8712 Lindholm Dr.- Suite 206 Huntersville, NC 28078 The Knox Group, Inc. (704) 896-1911 16740 Birkdale Commons Parkway Suite 202 Huntervsille, NC 28078 The Lake Norman Company (The North Harbor Club) (704) 892-4619 P. O. Box 1120 Davidson, NC 28036 The Park - Huntersville (704) 875-0100 13801 Reese Blvd.- Suite 300 Huntersville, NC 28078 BCB Investments (704) 977-8255 16930 W. Catawba Avenue. Ste. 205 Cornelius, NC 28031

REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Lexington Park Properties (Raymond James Financial) (704) 655-0379 18141 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 Lake & Town Realty (704) 500-2155 7904 Garnkirk Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 LKN Homes.com, Inc. (704) 323-9222 17115 Kenton Drive Suite 206-A Cornelius, NC 28031 LKN Partners, Weichert Realtors (704) 663-4422 P.O. Box 5249 Mooresville, NC 28117 The Tovar Group, LLC (704) 905-6964 17729 Spinnakers Reach Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 NextHome Choice Realty (704) 996-6538 21343 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Sean Herndon, Keller Williams Realty (704) 437-6463 19721 Bethel Church Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Newport Properties (704) 663-7779 542-2 Williamson Road Mooresville, NC 28117

Carolinas Realty 704-608-9288 514 S. Union Road Gastonia, NC 28054

REAL ESTATE, DEVELOPERS, HOMES AND RETAIL Glenwood Development Co., LLC (704) 897-1400 9525 Birkdale Crossing Drive Suite 200 Huntersville, NC 28078 Arthur Rutenburg Homes (704) 960-0667 18637 Northline Drive - Suite 1 Cornelius, NC 28031 Trilogy Lake Norman by Shea Homes (800) 685-6494 6844 Shoal Creek Drive Denver, NC 28037 H & H Homes (980) 267-3423 9200 Harris Corners Parkway, Suites C & D Charlotte, NC 28269 Meeting Street Homes & Communities (704) 714-3070 19925 Jane Crump Lane Cornelius, NC 28031

REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Dave Edwards, Keller Williams Realty (704) 907-7989 13620 Reese Blvd., Suite 130 Huntersville28078 RE/MAX Executive Realty at the Lake (704) 815-3200 19600 W. Catawba Ave.-Suite B101 Cornelius, NC 28031 Coldwell Banker United, Realtors / Fran Park, Realtor (704) 578-4778 18825 West Catawba Avenue` Suite 200 Cornelius, NC 28031 Park Avenue Properties, LLC (704) 334-2626 19750 West Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Allen Tate Company - Hilary Broadway (704) 235-2400 634 River Highway Mooresville, NC 28117 Lake Realty, Marsha Marold ABR GRI, Broker/Realtor Bringing Families Home Since 1989!

19900 West Catawba Avenue, Suite 103 Cornelius, NC 28031 Ben Bowen Properties (704) 892-5733 19401 Old Jetton Road, Suite 102 Cornelius, NC 28031

CSI Property Management (704) 892-1660 PO Box 4810 Davidson, NC 28036

LePage - Johnson Realty Group (704) 609-8077 18067 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite 101 Cornelius, NC 28031

Garrison-Pyle Management, Inc. (704) 896-7224 PO Box 1685 Davidson, NC 28036

Venture Properties III, LLC (336) 667-8000 PO Box 843 Wilkesboro, NC 28697

Washam Properties LKN, LLC (704) 662-2122 20031 Chapel Point Lane Cornelius, NC 28031

Allen Tate - Tracey Stehle (704) 949-1300 14225 Market Square Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

Real Property Management Value (704) 230-4074 125 E. Plaza Drive, Suite 118A Mooresville, NC 28115

Susan Johnson & Associates, Keller Williams Realty (704) 439-5350 19721 Bethel Church Road Cornelius, NC 28031

REAL ESTATE, RESIDENTIAL

Puma & Associates Realty (704) 375-2495 18716 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Keller Williams Cornelius (704) 439-2562 19721 Bethel Church Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Keller Williams Realty Mooresville (704) 799-3700 118 Morlake Drive - Suite 100 Mooresville, NC 28117 Frances Dawson, Homes Of LKN-RE/MAX 19600 W. Catawba Avenue, Suite B101 Cornelius, NC 28031 Allen Tate - Angela Standish (704) 896-8283 19460 Old Jetton Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Helen Adams Realty (704) 439-3300 19826 North Cove Road Cornelius, NC 28031

West Norman Real Estate (704) 483-6288 756 N. Hwy 16 Denver, NC 28037 Team Nadine (704) 361-9183 19721 Bethel Church Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Berkshire Hathaway - Carolinas Realty (704) 892-1424 7930 West Kenton Circle, Suite 300 Huntersville, NC 28078 Ranson Real Estate, Inc. (704) 965-2270 19501 W. Catawba Avenue, #202 Cornelius, NC 28031 GW Estates & Homes, Inc. (704) 807-2355 137 Cross Center Road, #104 Denver, NC 28037

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Everest Gymnastics 704-989-1697 19340 Liverpool Parkway Cornelius, NC 28031

Prosciutto’s Pizzeria & Pub (704) 439-4444 20920 Torrence Chapel Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031

Pita Pit (980) 231-5535 21726 Catawba Avenue, Ste. B3 Cornelius, NC 28031

RENOVATIONS

The Hickory Tavern - Mooresville (704) 660-9793 115 Morrison Plantation Parkway Mooresville, NC 28117

Boat Yard Eats (919) 923-1182 18418 Statesvile Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031

The Hickory Tavern Huntersville (704) 897-8490 9526 Birkdale Crossing Drive Suite 30 Huntersville, NC 28078

City Barbeque - Huntersville (704) 728-8738 15425 Hodges Circle Huntersville, NC 28078

Premier Sotheby’s International Realty (704) 727-4170 19825 N. Cove Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Eagle One Soft Wash (704) 507-5921 Denver, NC 28037

Colleen Thorn, Broker, Realtor, Allen Tate (980) 721-6295 19460 Old Jetton Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Cooke Rentals, Inc. (704) 896-0553 PO Box 310 Cornelius, NC 28031

Jim Mooney / Sellstate Preferred Realty (704) 488-2772 2610 Dale Earnhardt Blvd.

Kannapolis, NC 28083 InLighten Realty Group @ Southern Homes of the Carolinas (704) 898-1820 19001 W. Catawba Avenue, #104 Cornelius, NC 28031

RENTALS

RESTAURANTS Outback Steakhouse, Huntersville (704) 895-1888 16400 NorthCross Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Brooklyn South Pizzeria & Italian Eatery (704) 896-2928 19400 Jetton Road, Suite 201 Cornelius, NC 28031

Alton’s Kitchen & Cocktails (704) 655-2727 19918 North Cove Rd Cornelius, NC 28031 Choplin’s Restaurant (704) 892-4800 19700-C One Norman Blvd.

Cornelius, NC 28031 Jack’s Corner Tap (704) 892-4433 8301-1 Magnolia Estates Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

Clean Eatz, Lake Norman (704) 997-8618 17111 Kenton Drive, Unit 101B Cornelius, NC 28031 Bonefish Grill (704) 892-3385 8805 TownleyRoad, Suite B Huntersville, NC 28078 Viva Tequis Taqueria and Cantina (704) 727-3834 102 Statesville Road, Unit B-2 Huntersville, NC 28078

Flat Fee Realty (704) 659-3560 19825 North Cove Road, Ste. B, #103 Cornelius, NC 28031

Mickey & Mooch of Lake Norman LLC (704) 895-6654 9723 Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Taste of Buffalo Pizzeria (704) 439-0546 9610 B Sherrill Estates Road Huntersville, NC 28078

McDonald’s / Clarence Kuthan, Owner/Operator (704) 896-1287 P.O. Box 879 Cornelius, NC 28031

Allen Tate Corporate Services (704) 365-6900 PO Box 1440 Lincolnton, NC 28093

Longhorn Steakhouse, Inc. (704) 895-3488 16641 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Mama’s Pizza Express 704-892-3305 19741 S. Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031

Jimmy Johns, Cornelius 704-896-2050 19832 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Offerpad (844) 388-4539 2212 E. Williams Field Road, #215 Gilbert, AZ 85259

McAlister’s Deli@Lake Norman (704) 896-3354 19930 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Chick-fil-A Lake Norman (704) 892-0071 16915 Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

Harveys in Cornelius 980-231-5936 19906 N. Cove Road, A Cornelius, NC 28031

Helen Adams Realty, Jack Topp, Broker-Realtor (704) 651-2513 19826 North Cove Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Jason’s Deli (704) 895-2505 16639 Birkdale Commons Suite 120 Huntersville, NC 28078

Lucky Dog Bark & Brew (704) 896-5550 19607 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

RETAIL, SHOPPING MALLS

Lake Realty (704) 892-6350 19900 West Catawba Ave.Suite 103 Cornelius, NC 28031

The Galway Hooker Irish Pub (704) 895-1782 17044 Kenton Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

Lake Norman Realty Inc. (704) 892-9673 20117 West Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Allen Tate Realtors - Stephanie Gossett (704) 896-8283 19460 Old Jetton Rd. Cornelius, NC 28031 Estate Blanket 704-577-0594 14607 Hillmoor Lane Huntersville, NC 28078

RECREATION Huntersville Family Fitness & Aquatics (704) 766-2235 P.O. Box 1979 Huntersville, NC 28070 Carowinds (704) 588-2600 14523 Carowinds Blvd Charlotte, NC 28273 Go Pro Motor Plex (704) 696-2926 130 Motorplex Drive Mooresville, NC 28115

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BRICKHOUSE TAVERN (704) 987-2022 209 Delburg Street - Suite 210 Davidson, NC 28036 Matt’s Chicago Dog (704) 892-5005 19732 One Norman Blvd. #330 Cornelius, NC 28031 Dressler’s Restaurant (704) 987-1779 8630-1A Lindholm Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Fox and Hound Pub & Grille (704) 895-4504 8711 Lindholm Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 131 Main, LLC (704) 896-0131 17830 N. Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 HoneyBaked Ham Company & Cafe (704) 892-9592 20609 Torrence Chapel Road Suite 112 Cornelius, NC 28031 Sangam Indian Cuisine (704) 655-9600 20910 Torrence Chapel Rd. D9 Cornelius, NC 28031

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Port City Club (704) 765-1565 18665 Harborside Drive Cornelius, NC 28031 Hawthorne’s NY Pizza and Bar (704) 992-1661 14205 Reese Blvd. W. - Suite E2 Huntersville, NC 28078 El Toro (704) 997-2534 20930 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Qdoba Mexican Grill (704) 222-2474 16926 Birkdale Commons Parkway Huntersville, NC 28078 Bojangles’ Restaurant, Inc. (704) 892-2705 9432 Southern Pine Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28273 BLOCK Bistro (704) 947-5109 13812 Cinnabar Place Huntersville, NC 28078 The Harp and Crown Pub & Kitchen (704) 892-9641 19930 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Tenders Fresh Foods (704) 895-6017 18341 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Foot Solutions of Lake Norman (704) 894-0632 20545-A Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Northlake Mall (704) 921-2005 6801 Northlake Mall Drive, Attn: Management Office Charlotte, NC 28216 Burner’s Cigar Co. (704) 892-5112 16620 Cranlyn Rd Huntersville, NC 28078 Walmart Stores, Inc. (704) 977-2040 11145 Bryton Town Center Dr. Huntersville, NC 28078 Sam’s Club, Mooresville (704) 360-6020 646 River Hiway Mooresville, NC 28117 Retailer-Home Improvement Lowe’s Companies, Inc. (704) 758-1000 PO Box 1000 Mooresville, NC 28115

RETIREMENT, INDEPENDENT, ASSISTED LIVING, NURSING HOME Olde Knox Commons (704) 897-2700 13825 Hunton Lane Huntersville, NC 28078

Carillon Assisted Living of Huntersville (704) 875-6100 250 Commerce Center Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

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Coldwell Banker, Residential Brokers (704) 987-0123 18825 W. Catawba Avenue, Ste. 200 Cornelius, NC 28031

Williams Place, Gracious Retirement Living (704) 896-3278 825 Peninsula Drive Davidson, NC 28036 Ranson Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care (704) 897-2723 13910 Hunton Lane Huntersville, NC 28078 The Pines at Davidson (704) 896-1100 400 Avinger Lane Davidson, NC 28036 Summit Place of Mooresville 704.799.2712 128 Brawley School Road Mooresville, NC 28117 The Laurels/The Haven in Highland Creek 704-947-8050 6101 Clark Creek Parkway Charlotte, NC 28269

ROOFING GHC Professional Roofing (704) 765-9835 PO Box 2488 Cornelius, NC 28031 Eastern Roof Technologies 704-663-7521 PO Box 3006 Mooresville, NC 28117

SECURITY SYSTEMS CPI Security Systems (704) 506-5338 4200 Sandy Porter Road Charlotte, NC 28273 Alarm South (704) 872-9857 P.O. Box 5393 Statesville, NC 28687 Select Security (877) 877-0345 241 N. Plum St Lancaster, PA 17602

SENIOR CARE Home Instead Senior Care (704) 892-6888 2151 Hawkins Street - Suite 201 Charlotte, NC 28203 Home Careolina, Inc. (704) 892-0030 18129 W. Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031 Transition Tamers (704) 237-4262 9911 Rose Commons Drive, Suite E142 Huntersville, NC 28078

SIGNS, ELECTRONIC SIGNS Artisan Signs and Graphics (704) 655-9100 18335-L Old Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Tier 1 Graphics (704) 625-6880 18525 - D10 Statesville Rd Cornelius, NC 28031

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Speedpro Imaging of North Charlotte (704) 799-8040 10308 Bailey Road, Unit 422 Cornelius, NC 28031

SKIN CARE, CLINICAL, COSMETICS Paint Nail Bar - Birkdale (704) 343-8400 8712 Lindholm Drive, Suite 100 Huntersville, NC 28078

SPA AND RETREAT Aria Timeless Youth Spa, LLC (818) 613-0209 7215 Finn Hall Avenue, #104 Charlotte, NC 28216

SPECIALTY PRODUCTS MadVapes, LLC. (704) 624-8551 130 Oak Park Drive, Suite A Mooresville, NC 28115 Farm House (Spring Water Farms) (704) 875-0061 16101 Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078

South Creek Trucking (704) 895-0606 P.O. Box 2699 Cornelius, NC 28031

AT&T North Carolina (704) 802-6004 2359 Perimeter Pointe ParkwayCharlotte, NC 28208

Gordon Food Service (704) 652-3928 6200 Gordon Food Service Drive Kannapolis, NC 28027

TEXTILE

Point Global Logistics (980) 621-3263 52 Union Street, S., Ste 10 Concord, NC 28025

SAERTEX USA, LLC (704) 464-5998 12200-A Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Unipet, Inc. (704) 248-8989 Corporate Headquarters 9943 Linksland Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

TIRES, WHOLESALE American Tire Distributors (704) 992-2000 P. O. Box 3145 12200 Herbert Wayne Ct Huntersville, NC 28070

TITLE INSURANCE

Walls of Books, Cornelius (704) 255-5697 20920 Torrence Chapel Road Cornelius, NC 28031

Master Title Agency, LLC (704) 348-2866 8640 University Executive Park Dr. Charlotte, NC 28262

Abby’s Better, Inc. (407)325-9180 167 Monarch Lane Mooresville, NC 28115

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

SportsCharlotte Independence Soccer Club (704) 894-9995 11148 Treynorth Drive - Suite A Cornelius, NC 28031 My Aloha Paddle & Surf, Inc. (704) 526-8432 P.O. Box 2655 Cornelius, NC 28031

STORAGE Hyde Park Storage Suites, Inc. (704) 895-3503 11106 Treynorth Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Schooley Mitchell 704-200-9844 X 101 19110 Chandlers Landing Drive, #101 Cornelius, NC 28031

TELECOMMUNICATIONS, PHONE SYSTEMS Continuum (704) 662-3255 PO Box 90 Mooresville, NC 28115

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Spectrum (704) 378-3024 14219 Reese Blvd.

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Sandler Training (704) 895-6303 19900 W. Catawba Ave. - Suite 206 Cornelius, NC 28031

TRAVEL AGENCY Maestro Travel (704) 992-0432 13020 Rosedale Hill Avenue Huntersville, NC 28078 Mann Travels (704) 892-9020 9755 B Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28078 AAA of the Carolinas (704) 897-0580 X 15350 9931 Knockando Lane Huntersville, NC 28078 Untamed Path Adventures (704) 464-2373 442 S Main St Suite 5 Davidson, NC 28036

TV, CABLE TV, SATELLITE, INTERNET KS Audio Video 704-896-3900 19925 Jetton Road - Suite 100 Cornelius, NC 28031

UTILITIES

CERNO, LLC (704) 584-7960 9911 Rose Commons Drive, Suite E177 Huntersville, NC 28078

ElectriCities of N.C., Inc. (704) 948-0550 PO Box 2819 11316 Sam Furr Road Huntersville, NC 28070

TRANSPORTATION, LOGISTICS

Southwire, Inc. (704) 379-9600 12331 Commerce Station Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

LF Worldwide Transport LLC (704) 372-1078 13000 South Tryon Street, Suite F-246 Charlotte, NC 28278 Kuehne and Nagel Inc. (704) 359-8660 4724 Entrance Drive Charlotte, NC 28273 Errands Airport Services (704) 357-1990 P.O. Box 19535 Charlotte, NC 28219 Olympic Transportation (704) 450-3289 15805 Brookway Drive Huntersville, NC 28078

O2 Energies, Inc. (704) 490-9696 20035 Jetton Road, Suite D Cornelius, NC 28031 Duke Energy 980-373-2288 6325 Wilkinson Blvd.

Charlotte, NC 28214 EnergyUnited (800) 822-0197 PO Box 1831 Statesville, NC 28687 Schooley Mitchell 704-743-7877 19110 Chandlers Landing Drive, #110 Cornelius, NC 28031

VACUUM CLEANERS A-1 Vacuum Solutions LLC (704) 895-5454 9715 Sam Furr Road, Suite E Huntersville, NC 28078

VETERINARIANS LakeCross Veterinary Hospital (704) 948-6300 106 Parr Drive Huntersville, NC 28078 Animal Hospital of Cornelius (704) 892-1585 18726 W. Catawba Ave. Cornelius, NC 28031 North Mecklenburg Animal Hospital (704) 892-0207 19126 Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

VISITORS BUREAUS Visit Lake Norman (704) 987-3300 Visitors Center 19900 W. Catawba Ave. Suite 102 Cornelius, NC 28031 Visit Charlotte-Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority (704) 331-2742 500 South College Street, Ste. 300 Charlotte, NC 28202

WATER AND FIRE RESTORATION Puroclean Fire and Water Damage Specialist (704) 719-0479 19701 Bethel Church Road, #103-57 Cornelius, NC 28031

WATER PURIFICATION Zennergy, LLC 704-907-1421 19825 N. Cove Road, Suite 114 Cornelius, NC 28031

WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Stoner Group - UBS Financial Services Inc. Lake Norman (704) 765-3254 16810 Kenton Drive, Suite 310 Huntersville, NC 28078 Davidson Wealth Management of Wells Fargo Advisors (704) 655-7696 130 Harbour Place Drive, Suite 200 Davidson, NC 28036 C.F. Parks & Company, Inc. (704) 637-6011 1932 South Main Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Sean Travis, Edward Jones, Financial Advisor (704) 892-6119 21328 Catawba Avenue Cornelius, NC 28031

Carolina Asset Management (443) 717-0667 8008 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 207 Charlotte, NC 28226 TrustTree Financial (754) 703-6773 8712 Lindholm Drive, Suite 300 Huntersville, NC 28078 Farrell Financial Freedom 704.890.3645 6625 Latta Springs Circle Huntersville, NC 28078

WEBSITE DESIGN BNR Branding Solutions (704) 584-9090 9820 Northcross Center Ct. Huntersville, NC 28078 SocialTEIGH (704) 956-1107 9911 Rose Commons Drive, E#E771 Huntersville, NC 28078 Web Design 59 (844) 577-1955 4464 Raceway Drive, SW, Suite A Concord, NC 28027 Halstead Design (704) 231-9504 PO Box 871 Huntersville, NC 28070 EHS Web Design (704) 763-5740 P.O. Box 808 Cornelius, NC 28031

WEBSITE, INTERNET SERVICES I.M.U. Social Media, LLC 704 439 0787 P.O. Box 820 Davidson, NC 28036-0820 LKNconnect.com (215) 896-8855 Cornelius, NC 28031

WEDDINGS Sweet Magnolia Estate (704) 309-1526 9119 Magnolia Estates Drive Cornelius, NC 28031

WHOLESALE LUMBER, PLYWOODS Dealer Imports, Inc. (704) 892-0210 17711 Old Statesville Road Cornelius, NC 28031

YOUTH SPORTS Lake Norman Little League (704) 771-9590 P.O. Box 399 Cornelius, NC 28031

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