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Hot Mess restaurant in Davidson temporarily closes, saying 'our standards were not being met'

More VideosDAVIDSON, N.C. — Hot Mess, a Davidson restaurant located at the former home of Davidson Ice House, is temporarily closing. It comes just weeks after the restaurant officially opened.In a Facebook post on Friday, the restaurant said the temporary closure is to allow the team to make necessary changes.For the latest breaking news, weather and traff...

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DAVIDSON, N.C. — Hot Mess, a Davidson restaurant located at the former home of Davidson Ice House, is temporarily closing. It comes just weeks after the restaurant officially opened.

In a Facebook post on Friday, the restaurant said the temporary closure is to allow the team to make necessary changes.

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"After a couple of weeks, we realized that our standards were not being met, and we couldn't continue to operate without making some changes," the post says, in part. "We take full ownership and responsibility for this situation, and we're working hard to address these challenges and get back up and running as soon as possible."

Jenny Brulé, who was the chef and owner of Davidson Ice House, teamed up with the co-founder of Famous Toastery, Robert Maynard, to bring Hot Mess to life.

The restaurant serves up burgers, bowls and lobster rolls as well as beer and wine. In the Facebook post, the Hot Mess team thanked customers for their support, and said they intend to open back up "as soon as possible."

Dear Hot Mess family, we want to let you know we are temporarily closing. After a couple of weeks, we realized that our standards were not being met, and we couldn't continue to operate without making some changes. We take full ownership and responsibility for this situation, and we're working hard to address these challenges and get back up and running as soon as possible.

Thank you for your understanding and support during this time. ❤️ We appreciate your loyalty and can't wait to welcome you back to the Hot Mess experience you deserve. Stay tuned for updates!

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Davidson County commissioners will not assume control of Board of Health after vote

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Davidson County residents took their concerns about who would be in control of their health to a commissioner’s meeting.The commissioners have been discussing the possibility of assuming control of the Davidson County Board of Health for the last couple of months, but they voted four to three to not take over.Those in favor of the move called it “efficient,” saying that the Board of Health would be run the same as other departments like planning and zoning, but those agains...

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Davidson County residents took their concerns about who would be in control of their health to a commissioner’s meeting.

The commissioners have been discussing the possibility of assuming control of the Davidson County Board of Health for the last couple of months, but they voted four to three to not take over.

Those in favor of the move called it “efficient,” saying that the Board of Health would be run the same as other departments like planning and zoning, but those against it say that the most qualified people that represent different health professions should stay in those roles.

Commissioners agreed, saying that the resolution would complicate things in Davidson County.

“If we proceed with this resolution where would we get the people to replace? Because we have to have certain standards and certifications to serve on that board,” Fred McClare, the chairman of the commissioners, said.

Under North Carolina law, all counties are required to provide public health services, including a local health department, a board of health and a health director. County health departments can be run by an appointed board of health or be run by the board of commissioners acting as a board of health, which is what was being proposed in Davidson County.

The resolution would have given the county commissioners more input on public health policies, turning the Board of Health into an advisory board that would need approval for any decisions about public health.

The turnout at the meeting showed that the citizens of Davidson County care about who’s in charge.

“The county health department has always been managed by people with experience managing health situations,” one speaker said during the meeting. “I’m sorry, with no disrespect to any of you sitting up there, I’ve done research and none of you have a degree in anything that would qualify you to make decisions for the health care of the citizens of this county.”

Out of North Carolina’s 100 counties, around two dozen have put their boards of health under the county commissioners, but Davidson County will not be joining their ranks.

Wolfpack Tallies Season-High 22 Runs in Blowout Victory Over Davidson

CHARLOTTE – NC State drew a season-high 12 walks and slugged 10 hits to post a 22-7 victory over Davidson Tuesday night at Truist Field. The Wolfpack's 22 runs marked a new season-high, scoring 20 runs over a four-inning span to blow out the Wildcats in Charlotte.NC State (25-11) extended its winning streak to five straight games, recording its third victory in comeback fashion during the current streak after erasing an early 5-0 deficit to Davidson (21-14) on Tuesday night.The Wol...

CHARLOTTE – NC State drew a season-high 12 walks and slugged 10 hits to post a 22-7 victory over Davidson Tuesday night at Truist Field. The Wolfpack's 22 runs marked a new season-high, scoring 20 runs over a four-inning span to blow out the Wildcats in Charlotte.

NC State (25-11) extended its winning streak to five straight games, recording its third victory in comeback fashion during the current streak after erasing an early 5-0 deficit to Davidson (21-14) on Tuesday night.

The Wolfpack scored 10 runs in the bottom of the fourth inning, flipping a 5-4 deficit into a commanding 14-5 lead. The Pack's 10 runs in the fourth marked a season-high for a single inning, surpassing a previous high of eight runs scored in an inning against UNCW on April 11.

The Pack slugged six hits, drew two walks and registered a pair of hit-by-pitches to plate 10 runs in the bottom of the fourth. Carter Trice started the rally with a leadoff double down the left-field line, scoring the tying run from second base when Cannon Peebles tripled to right center.

Kalae Harrison then put NC State in the lead for good with an RBI single, making it 6-5 Wolfpack with just one out in the inning. Will Marcy doubled before LuJames Groover III recorded a two-RBI single to extend the Pack's lead to 8-5. Back-to-back RBI walks from Parker Nolan and Trice then made it 10-5.

Peebles capped off the Pack's scoring in the fourth with a towering grand slam to left field, hammering an 0-1 pitch beyond the scoreboard in left field to stretch NC State's advantage to 14-5. Peebles tallied five RBI and seven total bases in just two at-bats in the fourth inning.

Eli Serrano III drove a sacrifice fly to center field to make it 15-5 Wolfpack in the bottom of the fifth. NC State scored five more runs to reach the 20-run mark for the second time this season, drawing four walks and recording an HBP in the five-run frame. The Pack needed just one hit, which was an RBI single from Serrano III, to take a 20-5 lead after the sixth inning.

Davidson scored its final two runs of the night in the top of the seventh to trim its deficit to 20-7. Carson Falsken lined out to right field in the bottom of the eighth, bringing home Matt Heavner from third base on the sacrifice fly to make it 21-7. NC State tacked on its 22nd and final run of the night before the conclusion of the eighth inning.

The Wolfpack used seven pitchers in the midweek victory with Rio Britton (2-1) earning his second win in an NC State uniform, striking out a career-high four batters over 1.2 hitless innings. NC State pitchers combined to tie a season-high 15 strikeouts on the night, highlighted by Andrew Shaffner striking out all five batters he faced.

Derrick Smith recorded the final three outs of the night, allowing just one hit and posting a strikeout in a scoreless ninth inning.

The Wildcats jumped out to a 5-0 lead after scoring in each of the first three innings. Tyler Douglas stretched Davidson's advantage to 4-0 in the second with a two-run homer before a fielder's choice RBI from Henry Koehler made it 5-0 after the top of the third.

NC State began its comeback in the bottom of the fourth inning when Marcy crushed a two-RBI double to right center, trimming the Wildcats' lead to 5-2. Groover III then belted a two-run homer two pitches later to make it a 5-4 ballgame.

Four members of the Pack tallied multiple RBI on Tuesday, highlighted by Groover III and Peebles' five RBI apiece. Marcy (three) and Serrano III (two) rounded out the four NC State batters to drive in multiple runs. Marcy also led the team with four runs scored.

Brycen Champey (2-3) suffered the loss on the mound for the Wildcats.

NC State has now won 12 straight matchups against the Wildcats dating back to 2000.

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Davidson leaders listen to proposals for social districts

Tuesday's meeting only involved discussion on the matter -- an actual vote is set for next month.DAVIDSON, N.C. — Another social district could be coming to the area.The town of Davidson is the latest to consider implementing a social district, which would let people bring alcohol outside as long as a designated restaurant sold it.Several other places in the ...

Tuesday's meeting only involved discussion on the matter -- an actual vote is set for next month.

DAVIDSON, N.C. — Another social district could be coming to the area.

The town of Davidson is the latest to consider implementing a social district, which would let people bring alcohol outside as long as a designated restaurant sold it.

Several other places in the Charlotte area, including Hickory and Cornelius, already have this type of area.

Tuesday night, the board of commissioners listened to proposals to create two districts. One would be around Main Street, and the other was in an area called Circles, which is around the businesses on Jetton Street, by the roundabout.

While commissioners said they do like the plan, they said they would want to hear from more stakeholders like law enforcement to see how this would impact them.

Tuesday's meeting only involved discussion on the matter -- an actual vote is set for next month.

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Some Davidson affordable housing residents uneasy about the future

The median household income in Davidson ranges from $81,000 to over $150,000 dollars. Some families in Davidson are afraid they won't be able to afford to keep a roof over their heads soon.DAVIDSON, N.C. (WBTV) - Some families in Davidson are afraid they won’t be able to afford to keep a roof over their heads soon because the affordable housing community in the heart of the pricey town is up for sale.The median household income in Davidson ranges from $81,000 to over $150,000 dollars and people living in the Bung...

The median household income in Davidson ranges from $81,000 to over $150,000 dollars.

Some families in Davidson are afraid they won't be able to afford to keep a roof over their heads soon.

DAVIDSON, N.C. (WBTV) - Some families in Davidson are afraid they won’t be able to afford to keep a roof over their heads soon because the affordable housing community in the heart of the pricey town is up for sale.

The median household income in Davidson ranges from $81,000 to over $150,000 dollars and people living in the Bungalows earn less than half of that.

“I’m pretty sure I can speak for others and it’s we’re very insecure,” said Sherri Magness.

People living in the Bungalows are uneasy about their rent increasing after learning the affordable housing property is up for sale.

Shelli Roberts said, “once this property is sold, we just don’t know what’s going to happen to myself, my neighbors,”

The Bungalows, partially owned by the Davidson Housing Coalition, Mosaic Development Group and a majority owner provides affordable housing for people making less than 50% of the area median income, roughly $37,000 according to DreamKey Partners.

“That’s the whole point of affordable housing is to help, not to hinder and make us worry,” said Magness.

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Neighbors feel a sale of the property would trigger higher rent, an issue they’re already dealing with in the community after rent was projected to increase by $150 this year.

“Some of my neighbors are seniors, on fixed income and the reverberation throughout our little community was swift,” said Roberts.

The community was able to fight back for a lower rent increase of $50 which started on January 1.

Magness said, “I’m really afraid that the price is not going to stop going up, I mean if it did $20, $25, that would enable a lot of us to stay here a lot longer time.”

With the area median income (AMI) for neighborhoods in Davidson ranging between $81,000 to over $150,000, people living in the Bungalows feel they couldn’t stay in Davidson if ownership changed and rent increased.

Roberts said, “we are just actually, just playing it month-by-month until the sale is official because there’s still no official word as to when the property is actually going to be put on the market.

A letter to neighbors said when this property is sold to the new owners, the deed ensures that it will stay affordable housing after it’s sold through 2030 with rent limits.

Housing guidelines through the state ensure that rent for this property does not exceed 50% of the AMI.

The town of Davidson released a statement saying: “The Town of Davidson has been carefully monitoring the difficult situation at The Bungalows, particularly since a letter went out to residents in error last November. The town was very concerned with the stress and uncertainty this caused the residents of The Bungalows and encouraged Davidson Housing Coalition to communicate quickly and clearly. The Town of Davidson is indeed committed to housing affordability, and the deed restrictions on The Bungalows property will protect that affordability for the property, even after it is sold.”

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