Faust May Have Regrets, but You Won’t!
An Apology for the Course and Outcome of Certain Events Delivered by Doctor John Faustus On This His Final EveningSaturday and Sunday, November 2nd
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Local Author Showcase: Talis Jones and Deborah Moore
This article is part of our ongoing series featuring the authors of Mooresville Public Library’s Local Author Showcase. Read more about the showcase and
ASK ALAN: Don’t Let Social Media Leave You Behind
The growing use of social media is caused by a combination of factors. Today’s staggering number of choices, diverse marketplace and availability of technology
Outstanding Non-profit for October: Hope House Foundation – Hope to Home
Hope House Foundation is LKNConnect’s Outstanding Non-profit for October 2019. Week 1 we were introduced to Hope House and its mission, week 2 we
Warehouse Performing Arts Center Introduces Claustrophobic Cabaret with The Rocky Horror Show October 24th-26th
CORNELIUS, NC: Join the Warehouse Performing Arts Center (WPAC) as they introduce their Claustrophobic Cabaret series with The Rocky Horror Show, a live musical
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Local Author Showcase: Scott Goldfine and Cheryl Barrett
This article is part of our ongoing series featuring the authors of Mooresville Public Library’s Local Author Showcase. Read more about the showcase and
Branding Solutions: Are You The Visionary? You Should Be!
Of the following three people which one are you? Are you the one who loves to do the work, the one who loves organizing
Outstanding Non-profit for October: Volunteers are the Heart of the Hope House Foundation
Hope House Foundation is LKNConnect’s Outstanding Non-profit for October 2019. Week 1 we were introduced to Hope House and its mission, week 2 we
Highlights from the Cornelius Town Board meeting – October 7, 2019
CORNELIUS NC: Celebration! Of both past and present—was the focus of Cornelius’s October 7th Board of Commissioners meeting. Awards, proclamations and presentations show pride