Huntersville Todayhttps://huntersvilletoday.com/Local news for Huntersville, North Carolina: city hall, schools, police and fire, real estate, high school sports and things to do across Mecklenburg County.en-GBFri, 30 Oct 2026 07:56:20 +0000Huntersville early voting is up 58% on 2022's pacehttps://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-early-voting-turnout-2026/https://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-early-voting-turnout-2026/Sun, 25 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsHuntersville voters cast 11,612 ballots in the first 10 days of early voting, about 22% of the town's registered voters. Early voting ends Saturday, Oct. 31.Huntersville Turkey Trot turns 15 on Thanksgiving morninghttps://huntersvilletoday.com/angels-sparrows-thanksgiving-5k-turkey-trot-2026/https://huntersvilletoday.com/angels-sparrows-thanksgiving-5k-turkey-trot-2026/Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000What's OnThe 15th Angels & Sparrows Thanksgiving 5K starts at 8 a.m. Nov. 26 at Fleet Feet Sports in Birkdale Village. It is untimed, $25, and kids under 6 go free.Huntersville board approves 106-townhome Northline Rowhttps://huntersvilletoday.com/northline-row-townhomes-approved/https://huntersvilletoday.com/northline-row-townhomes-approved/Thu, 22 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsThe Huntersville board voted unanimously Oct. 20 to approve Northline Row, 106 townhomes on N.C. 115, over staff objections. Rentals are capped at 20% of homes.Red Line trains to Huntersville are 8 to 10 years awayhttps://huntersvilletoday.com/red-line-huntersville-cats-update-october-2026/https://huntersvilletoday.com/red-line-huntersville-cats-update-october-2026/Thu, 22 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsCATS told the Huntersville board Oct. 20 the Red Line would take 8 to 10 years to build and cost $1.38 billion. Trains would run every 30 minutes at peak, hourly all day.Huntersville home values dip for 8th month, still up on yearhttps://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-home-values-september-2026/https://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-home-values-september-2026/Mon, 19 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsThe typical Huntersville home was worth $544,090 in September, down for an 8th month but 0.2% above a year ago. Mecklenburg County fell 0.9%.Northline Row: what the Huntersville board weighed before approvinghttps://huntersvilletoday.com/town-board-northline-row-townhomes-oct-20/https://huntersvilletoday.com/town-board-northline-row-townhomes-oct-20/Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsThe Huntersville board approved Northline Row, 106 townhomes on N.C. 115, on Oct. 20. Here is the plan, why staff recommended denial and why the Planning Board voted 5-3 for it.Huntersville's new e-bike rules: helmets under 18, $50 fineshttps://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-e-bike-ordinance/https://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-e-bike-ordinance/Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsRiders under 18 must wear a helmet and only Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bikes are allowed on Huntersville streets, sidewalks and greenways. A violation is a $50 ticket.Huntersville unemployment falls to 2.9% in Septemberhttps://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-unemployment-august-2026/https://huntersvilletoday.com/huntersville-unemployment-august-2026/Mon, 12 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsHuntersville's jobless rate fell to 2.9% in September, the lowest in the area, from 3.4% a year earlier. 72 more residents had jobs and 209 fewer were looking.Huntersville asks Pottstown about Central Avenue's new laneshttps://huntersvilletoday.com/pottstown-central-avenue-advisory-shoulder-survey/https://huntersvilletoday.com/pottstown-central-avenue-advisory-shoulder-survey/Mon, 12 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000NewsHuntersville wants to know how the shared center lane and walking shoulders on Central Avenue are working. The survey closes Oct. 28; answers go to the board.