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Update on Former Cashion's Property
In September 2024, the Town of Huntersville successfully acquired the former Cashion’s gas station property downtown. This acquisition was made possible through a $3 million state grant aimed at enhancing the Town's ongoing downtown revitalization efforts. In January 2025, all utilities to the site were terminated, and demolition activities were completed in February 2025.
Looking ahead, the Town will install a 12-foot multiuse pedestrian path from the downtown greenway through the parcel over to 760 Craft Works. After that, the Town is looking at future transportation improvement for the intersection of Old Statesville and Gilead Roads, one of the busiest intersections in town. There are no other immediate plans for development at this time.
View the web story on our website.
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State of the Town
Mayor Christy Clark gave her inaugural State of the Town address on March 27 at Huntersville Town Hall.
“We have come so far. And I believe the best is yet to come. Every challenge we overcome opens new doors of opportunity,” she said. “The State of our Town is strong and thriving. Huntersville continues to be a place where so many people want to live, raise families and pursue a better life. And with your passion, dedication, and belief in Huntersville, our future will be even brighter.”
Following her speech, Mayor Clark, members of the Town Board, Town staff and Representative Beth Helfrich answered questions from the crowd. You can find the full State of the Town address on our YouTube channel.
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Town of Huntersville Launches New Brand
The promise of Huntersville is best told by people who call it home. You might encounter their friendly faces in a neighborhood park, along one of its greenways or walking into a shop or restaurant. What you’ll see is that Huntersville is a place for connectedness, no matter where you are in town. Talk to a neighbor, and you will understand that the quality of life found here is something not taken for granted. Talk to one of the many families, and it is easy to see how bright the future is for Huntersville. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you’re from - Thrive Here.
Curious about the new Town of Huntersville brand? Read our comprehensive brand report on our website and watch our brand marketing video.
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Don't Miss These Upcoming Events!
- April 1: Board of Commissioners Meeting, 6 p.m. at Town Hall
- April 8: Greenway, Trail and Bikeway Commission Meeting, 6 p.m. at Town Center
- April 9: Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Town Center
- April 10: Environmental Sustainability Committee Meeting, 3:30 p.m. at Town Center
- April 12: Donuts with Duck and Bunny, 9 a.m. at Veterans Park
- April 22: Earth Day Beautification, 11 a.m., Locations Vary
- April 22: Board of Commissioners Meeting, 6 p.m. at Town Hall
- April 26: Jazz Appreciation Event, 6 p.m. at Veterans Park
- April 29: Planning Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall
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Decisions from the Dais
The Town Board of Commissioners voted to approve a rezoning during its March 18 meeting that will allow for the construction of a new fire training facility at 11700 Old Verhoeff Drive. Read more about the rezoning on our website.
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