Monthly Archives: May 2011

Korean government donates $56,000 for N.C. Korean War Veterans Memorial in Mint Hill More than 300 people attended a Korean Community Appreciation Day May 15 at the under-construction North Carolina… Read more »

The two pit bulls who attacked a Mint Hill horse in January will be euthanized. Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s Animal Care & Control Manager Mark Balestra made that decision this week after volunteers… Read more »

The long-awaited Mint Hill land use citizen survey is ready. Town officials posted the online survey Wednesday, May 18, at www.minthill.com/survey. Residents who don’t have Internet access can take the… Read more »

Beginning June 6, residents will be able to get around to shopping centers and activities in Matthews and Mint Hill using a shuttle service funded, in part, by a federal… Read more »

An additional about 34 miles of Mecklenburg County roads will be resurfaced as part of a North Carolina Department of Transportation project, the agency announced. The project,  includes the milling,… Read more »

Beginning July 1, Matthews Police dispatchers also could start servicing Mint Hill Police officers. Matthews town commissioners voted last week to allow Matthews Town Manager Hazen Blodgett to negotiate a… Read more »

In the next fiscal year, Mint Hill Arts plans to add a wheelchair ramp to the front of its building, refurbish and expand bathrooms and add a new sign to… Read more »

The Mint Hill Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Snap Fitness, a 24/7 fitness club which opened this month in the Mint Hill Village. The Minneapolis-based franchise… Read more »

HomeStyles Gallery in Mint Hill will offer free appetizers and wine during its Girls Night Out Friday, May 20, from 5 to 8 p.m. The shop, at 11237 Lawyers Road,… Read more »

New patients can receive a free exam at Matthews Family Chiropractic during Patient Appreciation Week, May 23 to 27. Matthews Family Chiropractic will offer a free exam and free X-rays,… Read more »