Mint Hill Mayor Troy Pollard Served Eight Terms
Troy Pollard played a huge role in the development of Mint Hill, while serving eight terms (16 years) as Mayor of Mint Hill. The...
Who Was Sugar Dulin?
Mention the name “Sugar Dulin” around Mint Hill and you usually get a second look. We know that he was a real person, not...
Morning Star Lutheran Church Dates to 1775
Morning Star Lutheran Church’s official address is Matthews, but its history parallels that of Philadelphia Presbyterian Church in Mint Hill. It was established around...
Community Organizations built Mint Hill
Following each major war of the 20th century, native sons returned to Mint Hill to begin their lives anew. Many did so by organizing...
The Story of the Bain Cane and the Julia Campbell Black Cane
John Bain, the founder of Historic Bain Academy, carried his special cane to church, to town, and to the school, where he delighted in...
Mint Hill and the Vietnam War
“They came from Steele Creek, Huntersville, Myers Park, Mallard Creek, Mint Hill, the Westside, Matthews and all parts of Mecklenburg County. During the Vietnam...
Mint Hill Is Home to the North Carolina Korean War Veterans Memorial
Five Mint Hill men – Alec B. Allen, David E. Hagler, Sandy Douglas Ross, David F. Griffin, and Clifford McLean, Jr. – served their...
Returning Soldiers Faced a New World at War’s End
The Mint Hill men and women who completed military service during World War II did so without rank, putting their lives in danger much...
Mint Hill Was Greatly Affected by World War II
“Yesterday, December 7, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy — the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by...
Carl J. McEwen Was a Generous Promoter of Mint Hill
McEwen Funeral Home has been a household name in the Charlotte area since the 1920s. It began in Mint Hill when R.J. McEwen and...