Mooresville, NC News

• Mooresville, NC News
• Thousands support message of love not hate at Newton protest
• Harmony in Harmony: Crowd gathers to protest KKK message
• Southview Christian Academy graduates carry faith into the world
• KKK rally in Harmony, N.C. spurs counter-protests
• Protest against pastor's anti-gay sermon will go on at Catawba Justice Center
• Law enforcement stresses danger of drinking and driving on road, water
• BREAKING NEWS: Protest against pastor's anti-gay sermon will go on at Catawba Justice Center
• Rash of vehicle break-ins reported in Troutman, Iredell County
• Fire damages pool clubhouse in Mooresville
• Maiden church's sermon spurs possible IRS scrutiny over tax-exempt status
• Memorial Day events planned for weekend
• Mooresville businesses among LN Chamber finalists
• N.C. church supports pastor despite controversy over anti-gay sermon
• Pump station relief on the way…but not right away
• Work begins on new crafts, home décor store
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Host Put Out the Fire of Heartburn Seminar
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Free Surgical Weight Loss Seminars
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Presents Annual Scholarships to Area High School Students
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Summer marketing Intern
• Mooresville proposes 3-cent tax hike
• Mooresville proposes 3-cent tax hike
• N.C. pastor: Lock up gays, let them die out
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: May 14-18
• SAVING SKATZ: Horse rescued from Mooresville ravine
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• Project Lazarus seeks volunteers to help stem prescription drug overdoses
• Langtree closes on loan, will begin construction
• New MI-C agreement would alter towns' formula of risks, rewards
• Iredell new business names: May 6-11
• Iredell real estate transactions: May 6-12
• Rainfall a welcome relief for Iredell farmers
• Zahra park nearly done, ribbon cutting Saturday
• County facing serious overcrowding at Iredell County Jail
• Students' science project breaks new ground
• Crime Watch: May 10-16
• Mooresville Tribune's parent company sold to Berkshire Hathaway
• Iredell's proposed budget shows increase in education spending
• I-77 wreck snarls traffic
• Thieves steal donation bucket from Statesville store
• Group plans Statesville protest of deer killings
• Second sewer overflow sends 2,500 gallons into Mooresville creek
• Stolen laptop leads to charges against two
• Iredell County unveils $160.5M budget
• Arts, music, food: It's festival time again!
• No new leads in Mooresville Food Lion robbery
• Fifty years of loyalty
• LETTER: Hospital is a great move for Lake Norman area
• Carney discounts opponent's endorsement in N.C. Senate 44 race
• COLUMN: What moms-to-be don't know
• In the end, David Parker's popularity prevailed
• Mooresville man charged in break-ins, fraud
• Heavy rains trigger sewage spill in Mooresville
• Iredell's pink fire truck makes TV debut
• Shrine football classic coming to Mooresville
• Statesville man faces child sexual assault charges
• Mooresville Food Lion robbed
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: May 7-11
• Fallen officers will be remembered Tuesday in Mooresville
• Students' skills well-represented nationally
• Voting with their wheels
• Face-to-face campaigning was the key, Brawley says
• Iredell birth announcements: May 13
• Ray throws support to Curtis in senate race
• More than 300 awarded diplomas during MCC's curriculum graduation
• Democrats eye Parker's replacement
• In Iredell GOP primary, biggest spenders fell short
• South Iredell students embrace 'Power of Purple'
• Suspect in Spider-Man mask shoots convenience store employee in Statesville
• Iredell new business names: April 29 to May 5
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 29 to May 5
• Suspect in Spider-Man mask shoots convenience store employee in Statesville
• Mooresville man charged with interfering with flight crew
• Unofficial Ballot Results
• Mooresville Ice Cream Co. grand opening celebration
• Crime Watch: May 3-9
• Students promoting religious tolerance with trek across NC
• Postal worker wins $1 million from former NASCAR driver Mayfield in dog attack
• Iredell primary winners exhale after tough campaign season
• Postal worker wins $1 million from former NASCAR driver Mayfield in dog attack
• Carney turns focus to run-off
• Iredell's pink fire truck to be featured on TV show
• Abandoned trailer burns in early morning fire
• After five years, local sixth-grader publishes first book
• Sam's Club planned for Ervin Road site in Mooresville
• Prickly Pear moves to location on Lake Norman
• Town Board OKs new bicycle route
• Mooresville Officials table vote on gas station
• Marriage Amendment passes in North Carolina by double-digits
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Robertson, Griffith, Boone advance in GOP primary
• In race for Superior Court Judge seat, Gullett and Mendaloff advance
• Gallyon, Kelly earn I-SS board seats
• Statesville Civic Center - voting
• Lake Norman Volunteer Fire Depatment voting
• Troutman Baptist Church voting
• Marriage Amendment passes in North Carolina by double-digits
• Education briefs: Iredell natives earn dean's list recognition
• Former N.C. auditor says parking tickets weren't his, either
• Polling places ready for Election Day rush
• Annual Troutman Independence Day Parade set for June 30
• I-SS, MGSD in race for $20,000
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 30 through May 4
• Mills defends 'variety' of backers amid opponent's criticism
• Welcome Home Veterans eager to celebrate new home's opening
• Come Tuesday, voters will thin out the field
• Mooresville Golf Course in need of aesthetic attention
• Town Budget Workshops
• Iredell birth announcements: May 6
• MCC graduate perseveres on road to Chapel Hill
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• Early voting period wraps up Saturday
• Pennsylvania murder suspect nabbed in Statesville
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 22-28
• Iredell new business names: April 22-28
• Miss Statesville Pageant meetings announced
• Business briefs: New state NAMI board member named
• It's the last day for early voting in Mooresville
• Education panel: Let teachers focus on teaching
• 7 arrested at protest at Marshall power plant in Catawba County
• Friday is last day for early voting in Mooresville
• UPDATE: 6 arrested as activists block coal train at Marshall
• Crime Watch: April 26 to May 2
• 6-year-old takes 'Stand Against Cancer'
• It's the last day for early voting in Mooresville
• Rabbits killed, animal cruelty charge levied
• Reward offered in Rite Aid robbery, shooting in Statesville
• Mills gaining with voters, poll suggests
• Bond set for driver charged in wreck that killed 4-year-old
• Water safety tips for summer
• Finish Line Ford gets new ownership
• Dove House benefit car show is Saturday
• It's time to retire, say downtown jewelers
• MHS grad brings one-woman show to area
• MHS drama program revives with 'Grease'
• MHS drama program revives with 'Grease'
• Campus closer to taking shape
• For What-A-Burger, time stands still
• Restore funding, local leaders implore state officials
• County board approves barn-build plan for Animal Control
• State's Senior Dems to gather in Iredell
• 'Day of Prayer' observance is Thursday in Mooresville
• Woman joins lawsuit against Iredell Sheriff Phil Redmond, detective
• Iredell residents question killing of tame deer
• Pace quickens for early voting in Iredell
• Ray campaign ad raises eyebrows
• I-SS teams sweep auto skills competition
• I-SS teams sweep auto skills competition
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield's home auctioned
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 23-27
• I-77 traffic shift begins Tuesday in Mooresville
• Mother shares 'heartbreaking' story of abuse
• 'Music on Main' debuts Friday in downtown Mooresville
• Rescuing an 'abandoned' animal? Not so fast
• Public input needed for Thread Trail in Mooresville
• Teaming up to beat juvenile diabetes
• Traffic shift on I-77 begins Tuesday in Mooresville
• What's ahead for Cuba?
• VFD hopes to restore a piece of its history
• Two face more than 150 counts in crime spree
• Employers to seek workers for 100 jobs at MCC fair on May 3
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 15-21
• Boone targets another term on Iredell board
• Iredell new business names: April 15-21
• Gingrich gives his take during Mooresville visit
• Suspects face 150 charges in vehicle break-ins
• Free clinic expands its service area
• Crime Watch: April 19-25
• Military vehicle show coming to Mooresville
• Spray Park to open Saturday at YMCA
• MCC receives $550K gift for nursing program
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• College marketing spending irks Hagan
• Mooresville man faces 59 sex abuse charges
• Horse rescued from backyard pool
• Mooresville-Statesville development groups get lofty ranking
• This Friday, help Mission fight hunger
• Bike Power Weekend focuses on healthy living
• Court: Wrong man named in indictment
• Young people will fan out for service
• Ray, Carney spar as TV ad finally hits the air
• Rotary hopes garden brings pride to Mooresville neighborhood
• 'The Big Guy' returns to his roots at WSIC
• Gingrich to speak in Mooresville this week
• Dozen graduate from Basic Firefighting class
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 16-20
• 'They're Not Alone'
• Health fair Wednesday at MCC Mooresville Center
• Mild winter creates a sweet harvest
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• Iredell birth announcements: April 22
• Gubernatorial candidate to stop in Statesville this weekend
• Iredell new business names: April 8-14
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 8-14
• With big escort, wounded Iredell Marine coming home today
• Spray Park to debut April 28 at 'Y'
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Laboratory Receives Accreditation from College of American Pathologists
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center’s Nurse Navigator passes the Nurse OrthopaedicCertified Examination
• Iredell residents head to polls for early voting
• Parker says he'll resign post in May
• March for Babies set for Saturday
• Public meeting will deal with food protection rules
• Crime Watch: April 12-18
• Early voting under way in Iredell County
• Dale Earnhardt Day set for April 29
• Outdoor concert to kick off 2012 Race City Festival
• Parker defies calls to resign
• Etheridge plans Iredell campaign stop
• Youth Leadership program sparks fire to give back
• UPDATE: Skeletal remains sent to SBI lab for testing
• Gas station offers 10-cent discount
• Bluegrass festival Saturday in Denver
• Iredell grand jury indicts Mayfield
• I-77 traffic to shift for construction work
• Has Zahra's skull been found?
• Mooresville ice cream parlor set to open
• Mooresville looks to improve fire safety of older homes
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome Month – brought to you by Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• I-SS board asks Iredell commission for additional $3M
• With big escort, wounded Marine coming home
• Two suspects sought in shooting, robbery
• Potassium Iodide Sales Surge on Heels of Large Government Order
• Three proposed Iredell schools apply for charter status
• Injured Mooresville Marine to be escorted home Friday
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 9-13
• Area Olympians gather for a Special occasion
• Tuesday forum will feature crowded congressional field
• Iredell birth announcements: April 15
• Slate of GOP candidates for Iredell commission court voters
• Candidates rally during Iredell Democratic Convention
• DIRECTV Blimp
• I-SS board considers benefits of solar panels
• Crime Watch: April 5-11
• Iredell DSS: Number of children in custody unprecedented
• Iredell agency: Preventing child abuse can save generations
• Pair of dog-related charity events set for Saturday
• Mooresville man charged with embezzlement
• GOP commissioner candidate forum set for Saturday
• McGuire sirens to be tested today
• Iredell Democrats to hold annual convention Saturday
• Sunday's event to shed light on realities of kidney disease
• Iredell Democrats to hold annual convention Saturday
• Volunteers needed to scour area roadsides
• Sunday's event to shed light on realities of kidney disease
• Trump officially takes ownership of The Point
• Troutman man charged in burglary
• Mooresville man charged with embezzlement
• State lawmaker rankings released
• Robertson targets third term on board
• Taking a peek at Depot's future
• The Anger Games
• Drainage woes frustrate Mooresville business owner
• Early voting to start April 19 in Iredell
• Early voting to start April 19 in Iredell
• Toll lane options for I-77 need public's input
• I-CARE program sets youth on path to employment
• Houpe: Communication, problem-solving key to serving well on commission
• I-SS sets rules for teachers' social media use
• Visitors pay emotional visit to The Moving Wall
• Coyotes attack dog near Statesville home
• Williams, Gallyon face off for seat on I-SS board
• Home fashions discounter to open in Mooresville
• DMV offices closing for holiday Friday
• Town OKs MI-C money, buys 33 acres for $800K
• Don't do what I did, Busch tells students
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Youth, new ideas take on experience in I-SS race here
• Sale of The Point could close on Thursday
• Tribune's digital subscriptions, E-edition debut today
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Drawing a bigger picture of a small battle
• Carrigan Farms' growth hinges on getting town utilities
• Hollywood making itself right at home
• Local veterans attend Welcome Home ceremony
• $5K in steel bars stolen from Mooresville business
• Missing teen found by authorities
• 'Culture of innovation' is crucial, new MCC president says
• Tribune readers, check out our changes
• Area's top micropolitan honors 'unprecedented'
• 'Hunger Games' segment from Hildebran on 'Today' show on Friday
• Missing teen sought by Davidson police
• Body found at Troutman truck stop identified
• Painter brings rich background, landscapes, to Guild
• Mooresville family dances for healthy children
• Local painter brings rich background, landscapes, to Guild
• COLUMN: My advice? Don't wake up the baby
• Animal shelter director says facility is free of disease
• Man found dead at truck stop near Troutman
• Allen has raised most campaign dollars in Iredell
• Driver in fatal Iredell wreck faces murder charge
• With door-to-door solicitors, it's 'buyer beware'
• Amid 'naysayers,' baseball complex owners keep the faith
• Pedestrian struck in Mooresville
• Downtown store is economy's latest victim
• Rotary revs up for road rally
• Coddle Creek wins Battle of the Books
• MHS students disciplined in bullying incident
• Iredell sheriff, deputy face lawsuit
• Iredell sheriff, deputy face lawsuit
• Restoring a little downtown history
• I-77 widening should be top priority, chamber says
• MGSD, Discovery launch online educational community
• COLUMN: Moms stuck on Public Restroom Tour
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Adjunct Instructor Appointment
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center’s Jamey Stoner Named CFO of the Year
• Mooresville stoplight won't disappear, after all
• Iredell business donates to pink truck fund for cancer research
• A salt to savor
• Shooting class proving to be a popular one for women
• Mooresville Chamber looks to reinvent itself, halt membership slide
• Shooting class proving to be a popular one for women
• MI-Connection needs $1.1 million to complete fiscal year
• Mooresville police investigating child's death
• Mooresville's FOG alert
• Blue Jean Ball will help ranch help youngsters
• Getting safely to school
• 4-year-old dies of injuries after Mooresville wreck
• Two children injured in crash remain in critical condition
• Catawba Riverkeeper leaving
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• Tumor poses challenges, hardships for toddler and family
• Thanks to cat, Iredell man escapes fire
• Four hospitalized after head-on collision
• Mooresville man sentenced to 33 years for tax fraud
• Kidney Walk to benefit Iredell dialysis patients
• Probe leads to drug charges against three
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• At Reagan Day Dinner, GOP notes 'high stakes' of 2012
• Walking For An Injured Hero
• HUD loans a 'huge' boost to Langtree
• Veterans land their new downtown home
• Lake Norman's wildlife needs help from volunteers
• Walking For An Injured Hero
• Iredell district leaders say education systems at a crossroads
• PLP students atop poster contest
• Next stop: Naval Academy
• Panel: Let's not penalize outside golfers
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• St. Patrick's Day concert set for Friday, March 16, at MCC
• Chopstix to open Mooresville location
• Students get lesson in realities of living in poverty
• Deficit slowly changing for Citizen Center
• Town OKs rezoning for senior housing
• I-SS board rejects cuts for resource officers, counselors
• MCC announces interim replacement for Brewer
• Amy Fuhrman column: Questions with no answers continue to haunt
• Kate Meier Column: Big-box stores a mom's best friend
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• Order for arrest issued for Adam Baker in Caldwell County
• Arguing with success
• Education of boat renters is goal of new lake committee
• Langtree's other 'options' surprise commissioners
• Mills: Lt. Gov. post offers best voice for small business
• St. Therese eager to build its new worship space
• LNHS exchange students experience life in the US
• County reports 3rd rabies case of the year
• Controversial Langtree plan likely to end today
• This week, it's all about books
• Mooresville-Statesville named top Micropolitan area
• Troutman Town Manager David Saleeby announces retirement
• Mooresville's Grey Mills files for Lt. Governor
• On last day at MCC helm, Eason looks back on 'splendid journey'
• Filings roundup: Dozen vie for seat on Iredell board
• Pink fire truck set for unveiling
• Gun search comes up empty on Mooresville school bus
• BREAKING NEWS: Mooresville puts Langtree financing plan on hold
• Old church gets new life
• Town Commissioners to meet with Planning Board
• Old church gets new life
• As deadline arrives, commission ballot bulges
• Retiring MGSD official happy with growth, direction of district
• County confirms second case of rabies
• Iredell woman involved in Monday wreck dies
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted for larceny in Caldwell County
• Iredell man faces statutory rape charge
• Woman injured in Iredell wreck
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosting First Annual Walk from Obesity
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Earns ACR Accreditation Renewal in Ultrasound
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Offers Annual Scholarships to High School Seniors
• Local team to compete on Car Warriors
• 'We still have him and he's coming home'
• Bringing legendary locals back to life
• Mooresville's purchase of Agape opens new doors for recreation
• I-SS, MGSD repair buses after fire
• ADHD, homeschool workshop March 12
• Governor duly impressed with school district's technology
• Brawley targets a return to N.C. House
• District 44 hopefuls discuss education, government reform
• Elections notebook: District 44 candidates set for forum
• Downtown Mooresville ending its 'Cruise-In'
• Thanks to 'thesaurus,' she's the champ
• Mooresville seeks more data on Langtree financing plan
• Railroad deals another blow to Red Line
• Mooresville's tax rate discussed, but likely to hold fast
• Water line construction beginning on U.S. 21 in Mooresville
• Jeremy Mayfield indicted on four felony charges
• Church's stunning mural coming down, will be auctioned
• Nurse gives up the ER for baking business
• State board affirms new MCC president
• St. Patrick's Day Parade set for March 10 downtown
• WWII veteran survived bombs, bitter cold
• Cable repair ends week of headaches for MI-Connection
• Cable line cut, affecting MI-Connection service
• Cable line cut, affecting MI-Connection service
• State finals next for MHS Mock Trial team
• MOT election
• Senate primary assured, at least for GOP
• Facing 'new dynamic,' Mooresville commissioners look ahead
• With higher tax in hand, Mooresville schools now look to Raleigh
• A conservative for Charlotte's Red Line train
• Discover Mooresville's Legendary Locals in New Book
• Spirited campaigns promised by early filings
• Merinos bringing in other businesses 'to create local jobs'
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Senior Extra Program “Know Your Numbers”
• HPU poll shows Obama would lose to unnamed Republican challenger
• Mooresville schools raise tax rate by 5 cents
• MOT Election '12
• Eaton ISD Career Preparation Center Receives Grant For Careersafe Vouchers
• Candidates quick to toss hats in the ring as filing opens
• Mooresville schools make national headlines again
• Democrat joins 44th Senate race
• Mooresville business expanding into Merinos building
• Fewer Cavities, More Learning
• Black History and Dr. Samuel Cotton
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Imaging Department Earns ACR Breast MRI Accreditation
• Eaton ISD Career Preparation Center RECEIVES GRANT FOR CAREERSAFE VOUCHERS Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation funds career and technical education
• Election filing begins at noon Feb. 13
• Mooresville schools likely to OK higher tax Tuesday
• VA to offer health care information to veterans
• Winter means plenty to do at state park
• County endorses Deeds office for Mooresville
• Black History Month focuses on Selma Burke, Winnie Hooper
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces New Wound Care Nurse
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces New Infection Control Practitioner
• Students burn energy, build character, raise money
• Land sale targets school, housing development
• Judge Chris Collier, 48, passes away
• Suspect arrested in Mooresville bank robbery
• Mooresville hopes it's on DOT's list for reconfigured Exit 36 interchange
• Students burn energy, build character
• Mooresville begins financing process for Langtree infrastructure
• Spike in norovirus cases suspected here
• Mooresville school tax-rate hike now likely to be 5 cents
• Mooresville may seek state's opinion on spending referendum
• Panel will discuss financial plan of embattled Red Line
• On the honor roll...
• Police seek Mooresville bank robber
• Police seek Mooresville bank robber
• Ray seeks a return to Raleigh
• Ongoing sale puts needed cash in Senior Center's coffers
• Thanks to grant, pit bulls will catch a break
• I-SS, Iredell leaders to discuss funding at Feb. 4 forum
• UPDATED: Mooresville woman who murdered husband is moved to new prison
• COMMENTARY/The Red Line's steep uphill climb
• I-SS chorus students showcase their talents
• Fans, racing community coming together to help Legends
• Black history program is Saturday in Mooresville
• Fire damages Joe Gibbs Racing machine shop
• Local schools will star in Digital Learning Day
• New ownership group seeking financing for America's Park Mooresville
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Healthcare Provider/BLS CPR Course
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Cancer Support Group
• UFOs spotted over Long View, Hickory
• New ownership announced for stalled Mooresville baseball complex
• Aussie mom clueless about Zahra's ashes
• I-40 West closed near Tenn. border due to rock slide
• Adam Baker back in Australia, but ICE didn't deport him
• Railway's concerns pose new threat to Red Line plan
• Norfolk Southern's letter about the Red Line
• Turkey, Mooresville and Hydrail
• Local schools say they have a head start in meal improvements
• Mooresville doctor helping to lead the fight for more generic cancer drugs
• Railway's concerns pose new threat to Red Line plan
• National Birth Defects Prevention Month – brought to you by The Stork’s Landing Maternity Center at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Doctors: Chances of Collier's recovery 'very slim'
• Norfolk Southern's letter about the Red Line
• How healthy is Iredell County?
• Collier's family remains hopeful; condition unimproved
• Man sought in connection with Craigslist hot tub scam
• Rabies alert issued in Iredell County
• 'Go Red' urges women to focus on their health
• School turns the ignition on driver safety
• Robertson planning third run for Iredell commission
• Police probing two armed robberies in Mooresville
• UPDATED: Perdue will not seek re-election
• Perdue issues statement
• MCC's Tim Brewer tapped to fill Eason's post
• Mooresville police probe shooting, robbery
• Buddying Up for relationships ... and learning
• Town looks to enhance signage, public art
• MCC poised to pick new president
• Tracking Your Trash
• Sidewalks will make Oak Tree more pedestrian friendly
• Commissioner planned trip on wrecked cruise ship
• MCC to announce new president on Wednesday
• Mooresville to build $826K fire training center
• Mooresville to build $826K fire training center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces 2012 Pastoral Advisory Council Chairperson
• 'Budgetopolis' explores difficulties of governing
• Collector to auction 27 cars, including Intimidator Camaro
• Door 'still open' for rail project, backers say
• Apple salutes MGSD's use of MacBook Air
• Commissioners approve change to salary-comparison survey
• Mooresville's Cook leads 6,500-member Oasis Shriners
• Iredell commissioners unanimous in non-support of rail
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Primary Care Physicians selected for Patients’ Choice Awards
• Iredell commissioners' vote could derail Red Line train project
• Golden LEAF board member's firm works on projects funded by board's grants
• Old-fashioned ice cream parlor soon to open in downtown Mooresville
• Annual Hope Gala getting all jazzed up
• The Lake in 2012
• What if South Carolina secedes (from the polling racket)?
• A New Resolution is in Sight – brought to you by Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Stroke Support Group
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for February Senior Extra Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Go Red For Women Lunch and Learn
• MCC search for next president down to three candidates
• Daveste Vineyards opens tasting room
• Sources: Judge Collier hospitalized
• 'Yes' on tax hike, speakers tell Mooresville school board
• Bottom Dollar closing in Mooresville
• Carney: Voter IDs, health care on agenda
• Man charged, another sought in theft of tree stand
• Freightliner announces it's bringing back 1,100 jobs
• Emergency officials assessing damage in Burke
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Spring Marketing Intern
• Commerce Club expanding to Mooresville
• 'Hardcore' auto racing show this weekend
• Mooresville residents support tax increase proposal
• Removing Mooresville stoplight 'makes no sense,' says ex-police captain
• Mooresville-area roads on list for upgrades this year
• Mentors helping to 'Change a Life'
• Targeting unfair policies drives McCall to seek insurance post
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• White teens with noose threaten black student
• Stolen checks lead to charges
• Iredell sex offender charged with failure to change address
• Historic Mooresville Ice Cream Co. churning out a new line
• Mooresville superintendent seeks 4-cent hike in school tax rate
• Man shot, killed after confrontation with troopers
• MGSD seeks 4-cent hike in supplemental tax rate
• Presbyterian Road lane to be closed
• See lights free Saturday at Zootastic Park
• Commissioner's plan would require voters to OK biggest expenditures
• Traffic signal to be removed at downtown intersection
• Adam Baker sentenced to jail
• Adam Baker pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to one drug charge
• Iredell unemployment rate ticks down
• Iredell families displaced by fires
• Mooresville man charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer
• Bakers could wrap up plea deals Thursday
• Mooresville to debut new park, rec center Saturday
• These bikers do more than just hit the highway
• Real estate transactions
• Town might strut its stuff on national program
• Adam Baker may make plea deal Wednesday
• Over three years, MGSD has suffered $4.6 million in reductions
• A new year … and a look at the old
• Tougher teen driving laws in place
• Elisa Baker in federal court Thursday for plea hearing
• Snippets in time
• Re-born Boyles Furniture joining Merinos at former mill
• Toy drive put smiles on 3,005 faces
• Restaurant's customers give generously for Soup Kitchen
• Local ERs brace for New Year's Eve rush
• Lowe's buys online home-improvement retailer
• They'll take the plunge to help SCAN
• Chess club hosts tension-filled match between local champ, Ukrainian master
• Iredell Community Foundation awards $91K to nonprofits
• They'll take the plunge to help SCAN
• On Jan. 1, state parks offering a 'sense of rejuvenation'
• When Christmas falls on Sunday…
• Church will open doors for meals, a kind word
• Children's meals ministry gets $5,000 infusion from Foundation
• Elisa Baker looking to make a deal on federal drug charges
• Ballard named Mooresville chamber president
• Iredell board gives EMS a boost
• Lonely Children's Fund at risk of not meeting goal
• MOT Carney
• Carney sworn-in as new District 41 senator
• SCAN closes Mooresville office
• Mooresville commissioners pick Qualls in Ward 4
• Clergy 'very pleased' after protest meeting with Lowe's
• Program seeks to put students on a level playing field
• Mooresville board doesn't 'hold much stock' in town survey
• MGSD joins elite group to study 'new media' in the classroom
• Commuter rail's future now in the hands of local governments
• Mooresville business putting 'buy local' to work
• Funders of Red Line project set to review plan
• Downtown Mooresville business putting 'buy local' to work
• 29 charged in 'Christmas Crackdown' drug busts
• Man dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• The Train in Spain and Mooresville
• GOP field already widening for Senate race
• Iredell County business plan contest to kick off Jan. 9
• I-SS sends requests to Raleigh
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• Welcome Home Veterans marching toward new home
• Rep. Mills endorses Allen for House seat in '12
• Students win iPad, cash in R&L essay contest
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Gives Back to Local Law Enforcement
• Local Organizations Receive Donations from Lake Norman Regional’s Auxiliary’s Charitable Giving Program
• Safe Toys and Gifts Month- Brought To You By Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Choosing the Right Toy for Baby
• Safe Toys and Gifts Month- Brought To You By Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Zahra Baker's remains went to her father
• CHANGING OF THE GUARD
• Mooresville OK's assisted living center
• Mooresville housing group looks for new ways to grow
• Seeking to break the cycle of poverty
• Hickory man crashes car into DWI checkpoint
• MCC students celebrate Eason as 'one-of-a-kind'
• Iredell board chairman Johnson ponders run for Raleigh
• Suspects sought in Mooresville armed robberies
• Vigil for military members slated
• Mooresville's Allen sets sights on N.C. House
• Town will decide on 96-bed assisted living center
• Mooresville's Allen sets sights on N.C. House
• A League of Learning
• Bill Brater to seek seat on Iredell Board of Commissioners
• Charlton Allen announces intentions to run for N.C. House
• Brater will seek seat on Iredell Board of Commissioners
• The Orthopedic & Spine Center of Lake Norman Offers Complimentary Orthopedic Patient Education Classes
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center First In Area To Perform Innovative Robotic Arm Guided Knee Surgery
• Hope Gala jazzes things up for charity
• Carney bringing Senate seat back to Mooresville
• New online tool helps parents connect with I-SS schools
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• Mooresville's Carney to take Forrester's spot in N.C. Senate
• Mooresville's Carney to take Forrester's spot in N.C. Senate
• American Diabetes Awareness – Brought To You By Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces New Chief Nursing Officer
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Earns ACR Accreditation
• Prematurity Awareness – Brought To You By The Stork’s Landing Maternity Center at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER/BLS CPR COURSE
• Iredell thrift stores giving back
• Iredell shoppers take advantage of Black Friday sales
• Iredell leaders skeptical about Mooresville-to-Charlotte train
• 67th Christmas Parade will be biggest ever
• Sewer work to close part of Main Street
• SPD investigating two armed robberies near MCC
• MHS teacher suspended after arrest
• Carney has Iredell GOP's nod for Senate seat
• Excessive rain causes sewer overflow in Mooresville
• Voting district lines to be redrawn for I-SS board
• 'Friends of the Animals' needs your vote
• More stolen goods found on Mayfield's property
• Stroke claims life of former merchant Peggy Popp
• Town homes, more traffic trigger debate
• Stroke claims life of former merchant Peggy Popp
• Mooresville saluted for its financial reporting
• Town hires information coordinator
• TIF (Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication) Procedure for Chronic Heartburn and Acid Reflux Disease Seminar Presented at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Former Concord High teacher charged with sex offenses with students
• I'm no 'Roads Scholar'
• Crews to close lane on I-77 in Iredell County Monday night for bridge repair work
• College fair will spotlight opportunities for minorities
• A YEAR OF SERVING
• Mooresville's new mayor ready to tackle issues by 'working together'
• Veterans Day observances today throughout Iredell
• Forrester remembered as one of the good guys
• State Sen. Jim Forrester dies at 74
• Seventh-graders: Essay contest down to final hours
• Schools' digital 'league' to launch in Mooresville
• I-SS, students trying to prevent bullying
• Stars shine at Iredell Dancing With the Stars
• Scholarship a wish fulfilled for late Godfrey Williams
• Lieutenant governor hopeful Tony Gurley makes pitch in Iredell
• Rep. Grey Mills decides to set his own term limit
• Iredell Sheriff's team makes large heroin seizure
• Mills says he will not seek third term
• Iredell election systems vary
• Iredell students admit to home break-in during school hours
• Seventh-graders: Win balloon ride, iPad in essay contest
• Mooresville begins delivery of recycling containers
• IHOP coming to Mooresville
• 'Reels and Wheels' will rocket students toward Space Camp
• 'Reels and Wheels' will rocket students toward Space Camp
• IHOP coming to Mooresville
• Land being cleared for Apple solar farm in Maiden
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary Receives Five Star Award
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Hosts Open House for Prospective Volunteers
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST PEDIATRIC FIRST AID CLASS
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces New Members to Medical Staff – Laura Arigo, MD, and Derek Slovak, DPM
• Libya: A cracked mirror
• MGSD laptops back on-line
• Relief in sight for Curtis Pond
• BalloonFest weekend marked by capacity crowds
• Saturday a big day for BalloonFest
• High school's PTSO looks to expand, 'spread the work'
• Candidates stand up, seek to stand out
• Historic homes on tour this weekend in Mooresville
• Pancake breakfast to help area club
• BalloonFest takes flight today
• Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Announces New Installments for Volunteer President and President Elect
• Stroke and Chest Pain Awareness Lunch and Learn Brought to You by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts March of Dimes Basket Raffle
• Bella Baby Photography Brings New Life and Artistic Vision to In-Hospital Newborn Photo Sessions at Lake Norman Regional
• Second citizen-input meeting is Thursday
• Historical murals would make downtown a little more 'inviting'
• Higher fees, wilted greens taking a toll on golf course usage
• He's running again, this time to help the fight against cancer
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month – brought to you by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces James P. McDonald, MD, as Medical Director of The Orthopedic & Spine Center of Lake Norman
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for November Senior Extra Program
• Lowe's to close 20 stores nationwide; NC stores safe
• Citizen input meetings to begin Tuesday
• Brothers take 'Jackie Fame' to next level
• Citizen input meetings to begin Tuesday
• Candidates forum is Tuesday night
• Book to benefit Dove House
• Ben Folds headlines N.C. Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony
• Small turnout, but big wins for at-large candidates
• Mooresville trying to put the brakes on NASCAR layoffs
• Mooresville schools unveil their improvement plans
• Small turnout, but big wins for at-large candidates
• Special Care Nursery Reunion Held at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Joins National Click for Babies Knitting Initiative
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Internal Medicine Physician, Dr. Smith Pasula, to its Medical Staff
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Recognizes International Infection Prevention Week
• Mooresville forum will feature November candidates
• Library going digital with town's history
• Compton, Alexander advance in Mooresville at-large race
• Prometheus with a mouse
• Crowded at-large field in Mooresville will be trimmed Tuesday
• Early voting crawls toward Tuesday's at-large primary
• Firefighters hope to practice closer to home
• BACKYARD NATURALIST: 'Bee' a friend to wildlife
• Official: Obama to embark on bus tour of NC, Va.
• Fifth Street thanks police for battling domestic violence
• Neighbors worry about traffic, lot sizes
• Company bringing 100 jobs to downtown Mooresville
• Police identify man in lock-down incident
• Mooresville school lockdown lifted
• School locked down after report of nearby gunman
• DNC role is next challenge for Popp
• Serenity House has now served 100 terminally ill patients
• Payroll: 37 public workers top $100K in Iredell
• Searchable salary database
• Hunter-retriever team takes it to the top
• Economy claims Main Street retailer
• Consultant will help in search for MCC's next leader
• Tougher laws for teenage drivers starting this weekend
• MI-Connection hails first-quarter customer gains
• NC Medical Board suspends Statesville physician
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER OFFERS SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Stroke Support Group
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for October Senior Extra Program
• Migraine Seminar Hosted by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Diabetes Support Group
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER/BLS CPR COURSE
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Cancer Support Group
• Despite cuts, Partnership for Young Children focused on mission
• Mooresville Marine flying even higher
• Student shares passion for animals
• LifeWalk hits the streets for pregnancy center
• Race team to close in December, lay off 152
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center to Give Infant Safe Sleep Check List Poster to All Babies Born in Hospital in October In Partnership with N.C. Healthy Start Foundation during SIDS Awareness Month
• Prepare for the Flu Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Offers Flu Vaccination Reminder
• What would Socrates do?
• Mooresville unveils spacious new Public Services Op Center
• "Heart and soul' of Iredell Christian Ministries retiring
• Foxx supports ending congressional pensions
• CHILI FOR CHARITIES
• Early voting begins for primary
• Families urged to get 'wildlife friendly'
• Heavy rains trigger sewage overflow in Mooresville
• Candidate forum tonight in Mooresville
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• Statesville visitors bureau in turmoil after hiring-procedure blunder
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Internal Medicine Physicians, Drs. Talwar and Nadakav to their Medical Staff
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Celebrates Healthy Aging Month
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Pediatrician Meera Patel Gallagher, MD, has Joined the Medical Staff
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Podiatric Surgeon to Medical Staff
• Mooresville forum seeks to differentiate 7 candidates
• Mooresville man charged with sex crime
• Concord church named in sex abuse lawsuit
• Mooresville forum seeks to differentiate 7 candidates
• Town gives homeless family a break
• State park to unveil new trail extension
• 'Growing Mooresville' is Wednesday
• More volunteers sought to 'sweep' the lake
• Give a bench or tree in honor of a loved one
• Dueling tunes: Music on Main, Blues & Burritos are tonight
• Supt. takes MGSD's advances to White House
• Second candidates forum is added in Mooresville
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• DA: Elisa was afraid police were closer than they were
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Earns ‘Top Performer on Key Quality Measures’ Recognition from The Joint Commission
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Recognizes National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• South Elementary School in Mooresville Donates to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center in Remembrance of 9/11
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces New Orthopedic Nurse Navigator Tara Vitale
• Mooresville adds second candidate forum
• Badges for Baseball
• 'America's Park Mooresville' delays opening until 2013
• 2011 Tour of Homes will put Mooresville's history on display
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• Woman charged with custodial interference
• America's Park Mooresville delays opening until 2013
• Statesville Police investigating homicide
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Presents the Stroke and Cardiovascular Conference
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Fall Pharmacy Intern
• Corporate income tax: a political hoax
• Food stamp card leads to arrest of robbery suspect
• Compassionate Friends of Iredell to host free concert
• Carson LaBelle, 12, dedicated to fighting juvenile diabetes
• Mooresville Scout's 9/11 project to be dedicated today
• DANCING A DREAM
• Two face felony drug charges
• MGSD makes big jump in attendance
• DANCING A DREAM
• Coming in Sunday's Tribune: 9/11 from a local perspective
• 9/11 ceremony is today in Mooresville
• Finding faith after 9/11
• 9/11 Commemorative Ceremony
• Plans in works to renovate Depot building
• Special 9/11 service planned at church
• Plans in works to renovate Depot building
• Chamber leader resigns after five years
• Fair-goers seek out challenges
• MCC president Eason retiring at end of year
• Show goes on at rain-soaked county fair's opening night
• Iredell County Fair opens at 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 5
• Holy Smokes rolls out to help hurricane victims
• Iredell residents warned to avoid scams
• Mooresville's newest, and largest, park opens Saturday
• Stolen art gallery sign getting annoying and expensive
• Lowe's donates $1 million to hurricane relief
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• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Annual Baby Fair Saturday, October 22nd, at Hospital
• Newborn Screening Knowledge 101- Brought to you by The Storks Landing at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Prostate Cancer Awareness Month- Brought to you by Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Mooresville DMV office schedules one-day closing
• 'Taste of the Lake' will be a tasty benefit for YMCA
• Mooresville on target for strong recycling participation
• Iredell Search and Rescue adds two new dogs to team
• MCC's Continuing Education aims to broaden horizons
• Keeping hydrail's concept alive here
• Local personnel were at the ready to help on coast
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Will Host Look Good…Feel Better® Program
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR COURSE
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Diabetes Support Group
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• Hollywood pays another visit to Mooresville
• Inside a Scottish drama
• Mooresville anti-bullying program to take center stage
• Farm tour gives chance to taste rural life
• Clean-up begins after Irene's rampage
• Hollywood pays another visit to Mooresville
• HEAT hopes for more regional support of hydrail
• Irene plows through eastern NC
• Atlantic Beach hunkers down as Irene makes landfall
• Mooresville swiftwater-rescue team heads for NC coast
• 'Amazing' classroom teaches life's skills
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Celebrates Past Auxiliary Volunteer’s 99th Birthday
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Fall Marketing Intern
• Have a story to tell about Sept. 11, 2001?
• Mooresville candidates to take the stage
• Chevrolet puts Marion in lofty company
• Despite shortfall, Bible classes back for 18th year
• Earthquake gets locals' attention
• Earthquake left Iredell residents stunned
• Back to School for Mooresville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kyle Busch says he's sorry, fined $1,000
• 5.9 magnitude quake shakes East Coast
• Suspected earthquake hits Mooresville and surrounding area
• Lane closures planned on Interstate 40
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• Candidate forum Sept. 22 in Mooresville
• TV series to film in Mooresville on Thursday
• Grant-writing seminar is Tuesday
• Iredell among fastest growing counties in visitor spending
• DOT: Brawley School Road traffic should be flowing when school opens
• Man arrested for assaulting girlfriend
• Mooresville musician hopes award catapults band to success
• Statesville veterans make cover of Time Magazine
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for September Senior Extra Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Offering Prostate Cancer Screenings
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Cancer Support Group
• Lazy 5 angry about PETA's claims
• Running4Hunger helps Mooresville Soup Kitchen
• Students helping to grant veteran's wish
• Police identify man found dead in Mooresville
• Love Valley looks at life without founder
• Toward more pastel politics
• Vehicle break-ins plague motorists, keep police busy
• Manpower to Horsepower
• MGSD to hire 20 additional teachers
• Popular seat: At-large ballot swells to 7
• Schools' new partnership enhances online curriculum
• Blood drive at hospital
• Gout sufferers on the rise here, nationally
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Blood Drive
• Latest drowning spurs call for caution on lake
• McHenry 'town hall' is Thursday in Mooresville
• Latest drowning spurs call for caution on lake
• Mooresville schools hail gains in testing, graduation
• Three teens charged in break-in spree
• BBB warns against flooded car scams
• Organization is fueling the fight against childhood leukemia
• Mission team cooks up a tasty plan for disaster relief
• Candidate filing enters final week
• Fall primary will have fewer voting sites
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR COURSE
• Put out the fire of heartburn Seminar Hosted by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Johnson: AYP doesn't show schools' real progress
• Surveillance video: Iredell authorities search for suspect in break-in
• Campaign filings picking up steam
• MOT election logo
• Chairs for 'chair'ity
• Gardens enhance Mooresville's 'Street Side' beauty
• Pine Lake Prep launches weather balloon
• Campaign filings picking up steam
• Book will look at town's 'legendary locals'
• Immunization Tips For Moms – Brought to You by the Stork’s Landing at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Vaccination Tips For Travel – Brought to You by Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• IB program ready to open at South High
• Second candidate joins race for Ward 2 seat
• Event to benefit animal rescue groups
• Town: Don't put electronics at curbside
• NTSB report: Mooresville doctor's fatal flight was a test of repairs
• FAB Girlz: Helping girls celebrate themselves
• Downtown renovation uncovers hand-carved trimwork
• NTSB report: Mooresville doctor's fatal flight was a test of repairs
• Fourth candidate joins at-large race
• Private ambulance company seeks Iredell franchise
• Foxx, McHenry discuss debt ceiling votes
• New principals named for three I-SS schools
• Wrecks cause traffic headaches on I-77
• Things to do in Mooresville during National Family Fun month
• Iredell retailers prep for sales tax holiday
• Text of mayoral candidate's speech
• Major changes coming for More at Four program
• The lure of the edge
• Ward's new look creates new challenge for incumbent
• Baseball complex's potential a 'phenomenal thing'
• Fox exposed five horses to rabies in Iredell
• Veterans outgrowing their downtown home
• National Night Out: Mooresville unites to fight crime
• October primary forced in Mooresville at-large race
• I-SS free/reduced lunch program applications available
• October primary forced in Mooresville
• Gordon family receives United Way award
• Coming to Mooresville students: MacBook Air laptops
• Candidate filing gets off to fast start
• I-SS releases open house schedule
• Ex-NBA player, girlfriend face felony charges
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Center to Host Handwriting Without Tears® at Statesville Chick-fil-A
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Implements New Technology-- Care View
• Four file for Mooresville offices
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Stroke Support Group
• Overheating Safety Tips for Moms – Brought to You by The Stork’s Landing Maternity Center at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Sun Safety Tips – Brought to You by Senior Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Recognizes Emily Nabors, MD, FAAFP on Recent Achievement
• Moore, D.E. Turner & Co. marking big milestones
• Keeping that summer diet on the straight and narrow
• Filing for Statesville, Mooresville seats opens Monday
• More Brawley School paving to begin Monday
• Health officials urge caution during heat wave
• Four teens charged in break-in
• Second candidate joins Mooresville mayoral race
• Scooters: New favorite target of thieves
• Educators from 19 states end busy week here
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Recognizes Staff Members
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Summer Program--- CAMP MED
• Kyle Busch's court date continued to Aug. 23
• BestSweet expanding again in Mooresville
• Scout completes playroom for Mission Education Center
• MI-Connection director to seek at-large seat on town board
• Doctor remembered for love of unusual planes
• Huston says she'll seek at-large board seat in Mooresville
• Freightliner in spotlight on 'American Trucker' TV show
• Mooresville doctor killed in Georgia plane crash
• Pilot's wish to return to skies granted
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces The New Internal Medicine Practice of Dr. James Allen
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for August Senior Extra Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Employees Recognized for Professional Development Achievements
• McGuire to test sirens Wednesday
• Wilson seeks fifth school board term
• Habitat festival beckons community
• Town-wide recycling service gets closer
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• Hyatt files for second school board term
• Mooresville day care fined, 3 workers fired
• Lake Norman Regional Rehabilitation Center Announces HWT- Handwriting Without Tears® Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Newest Members to Its Management Team
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Diabetes Support Group
• Man charged with stealing car, forklift
• Juveniles charged in boat break-ins
• 'A symbol for my people'
• Mooresville trying a four-day Town work week
• Second day of filing period passes with no more candidates
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• A call for World War II veterans
• Town trying a four-day work week
• Measuring history in pixels
• Traffic shifts begin Tuesday on I-77, Brawley School Rd.
• 'Partnership' site falls victim to budget cuts
• Man drowns in Lake Norman
• Iredell Animal Shelter to close in preparation for move
• Thousands gather for Lowe's YMCA celebration
• Mooresville teen killed in accident
• Election filings off to slow start
• I-77 lanes to shift Tuesday in Mooresville
• Mooresville police make million-dollar marijuana bust
• Mooresville schools seek increase of two classroom days instead of five
• Mooresville police make million-dollar marijuana bust
• Opening of new MCC building is an 'exciting day' for region
• Expense of go-kart lawsuit too much for Mezzepa neighbors
• Mooresville schools seek increase of two classrooms days instead of five
• Mooresville man pleads guilty in Ponzi scheme
• City official calls speedway settlement 'fair'
• Man arrested in Mooresville tanning salon robbery
• Murder suspect jailed after being released from hospital
• Kenneth Vaughn remembered as 'devoted' champion for Iredell agriculture
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED
• Burn Prevention and Awareness Tips – Brought To You by ER Extra at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Concord settles lawsuit with speedway
• Mooresville police make million-dollar marijuana bust
• Boyz II Men to perform at autism event
• Safety expert urges women to be prepared, alert
• Officers patrol lake to help prevent impaired boating
• Downtown mourns loss of 'Peanut'
• Boating accident victim remains in critical condition
• Cab driver found shot to death
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Cancer Support Group
• A call for World War II veterans
• Got fireworks? Be smart, safety experst say
• 'Dip-In' tests water quality in Lake Norman
• Dedication of $5 million classroom addition is Tuesday
• I-SS board to restore some cut hours
• Full weekend of Fourth fun awaits
• IT'S READY!
• Mashburn looks back on 23 years
• MGSD gets its first board candidate
• Mooresville schools won't oppose extra-days mandate
• Town's water revenue from bottler could be 'huge'
• July 3 Summer Celebration
• Dr. Katherine Weeks of Primary Care Associates Byers Creek Will Be Providing Free Sports Physicals
• California bottler to open Mooresville plant
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Encourages Healthy Eating Habits with The Produce Box
• California bottler to open Mooresville plant
• A call for World War II veterans
• Library's budget hit is less than expected
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• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center’s Junior Volunteers Make A Difference
• Gov. signs law making stock car racing state sport
• Statesville man killed in motorcycle crash
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• Woman arrested on burglary charge
• Mooresville budget likely to be finalized tonight
• It was a happy Father's Day, indeed!
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center’s Serenity Garden Adds Stepping Stone in Memory of Beloved Volunteer
• MCC receives 'exceptional' rating
• Fieldstone, Magnolia finally getting sidewalks
• Caldwell County Animal Control deals with fallout from closing of Mason Creek Kennel
• A call for World War II veterans
• Fieldstone, Magnolia finally getting sidewalks
• Bracing for worst, Mooresville schools slash 22 jobs
• Hold-up might be linked to others in area
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Will Host Look Good…Feel Better® Program
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEARTSAVER CPR COURSE
• Atyuro David Mondragon Garcia
• Statesville man sought on sexual assault charges
• Mooresville library director 'shocked' by proposed cuts
• Breaking down the language barrier
• Rafting boaters will have to move farther from shore
• Mooresville library director 'shocked' by county's proposed cuts
• Fire destroys vacant warehouse
• Town making a 'Splash' with new signs
• Not the border type
• MHS: 'We are the future'
• SIHS: 'Set your sights high'
• LNHS: "We're meant to empower'
• Mount Airy police chief, captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Mount Airy police chief and captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' plane passes through Iredell
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER AUXILIARY MEMBERS ATTEND LEGSILATIVE DAY
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Honors their Volunteers at the Annual Volunteers Auxiliary Awards Luncheon
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER AUXILIARY MEMBERS ATTEND LEGISLATIVE DAY
• Oncologist on Medical Staff of Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, Richard Krumdieck, MD, of Lake Norman Oncology, Named One of Charlotte’s Best Doctors of 2011 by the Charlotte Business Journal
• Auxiliary Board at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center is Proud to Announce the Installation of a New Stained Glass Window for the Chapel.
• Labonte, pit crew visit Barium Springs
• Iredell commission to increase school funding, cut library spending
• Man robs Mooresville tanning salon
• Miracle on the Hudson jet to come through Iredell
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Achieves New Status as Accredited Chest Pain Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Diabetes Support Group
• Voting wards change for 2,200 in Mooresville
• Truck driver dies in early morning crash
• Town makes Smith its permanent manager
• Brawley School Road traffic shift begins tonight
• Proposed Mooresville budget keeps tax, water rates steady
• Funding battle never evolved, to Forrester's relief
• Pine Lake Prep bids goodbye to second graduating class
• Mt. Mourne class project is 'pretty life changing'
• Volunteers sought for Guardian ad Litem program
• 'I did not break the law': Edwards faces 30 years on charges of using campaign funds on mistress
• Edwards pleads not guilty: 'There's no question I've done wrong, but I did not break the law."
• Watch John Edwards' statement live here
• John Edwards indicted on felony charges
• MGSD, city districts get a two-year reprieve
• Tonight, they'll walk to fight cancer
• Another I-77 interchange on Mooresville's front burner
• A look back at the short-lived Iredell Speedway
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Summer Marketing Intern
• Man sought in weekend homicide
• Lawmakers get closer on state budget
• MI-C makes local-operation switch July 1
• Know the signs and symptoms of a stroke
• MI-C makes switch to local ownership July 1
• Senate restores funding for city school districts
• TIF (Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication) Procedure for Chronic Heartburn and Acid Reflux Disease Seminar Presented by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center at the North Mecklenburg Senior Center
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR COURSE
• Woman hurt in wreck with school bus
• SRL_Veteran's
• Man killed in shooting at Third Creek Road bar
• MC faces 'critical' funding cuts
• $7 million awarded in wrongful death case
• MOT pillow case dresses
• 'A Better Life'
• Let's get wet! Town pool to open Saturday
• Veterans group plans four Memorial Day ceremonies
• Senate budget puts MGSD's future in peril
• N.C. Senate reveals spending plan
• Rotary helps veterans' trip take flight
• Freedom Wall route has changed
• Freedom Wall coming through Mooresville today
• Cancer's devastation still major, but detection improving
• Anglers' joy: Lake Norman to get 177,500 striped bass
• Artisan market offers locals a taste of Italy
• Scout seeks soccer gear to help less-fortunate kids
• Kyle Busch cited for 128 in a 45 mph zone
• Two charged in theft of bus batteries
• A house divided
• Ministry seeks to keep kids fed
• High school's Bible classes face funding shortfall
• Ceremony remembers fallen law enforcement officers
• Census: Iredell's median age increases
• Catalinas in downtown Mooresville tonight
• Commissioner doubts tax rate will hit 50 cents
• Iredell County manager recommends raising property tax
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• Sidewalk, turn lane contracts awarded
• MFD program opens CPR training to community
• 'Party with a Purpose' to honor Bobby Allison
• Lakeshore a finalist in national garden contest
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• Concert series brings out summer sounds
• Schools worry over tax-credit legislation
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• MFD's response role formalized by county commissioners
• DNA kits: Another way to keep children safe
• Toll lanes likely coming to I-77
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• Heart Attack Warning Signs: How They Differ for Women
• I-SS board approves 'least of two evils'
• MCC nursing grads look to future
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• 29th annual Race City Festival is Saturday
• Students hope Japanese festival will help victims
• Old film brings back memories at senior center
• She 'walked the walk' in cleaning up the lake
• 29th annual Race City Festival set for Saturday
• Dozens of barn quilts to be featured on Iredell Trail
• National EMS Week – May 15-21 CEO Editorial/Letter
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Celebrates Everyday Heroes May 15-21
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• Local man uses common saying to build business
• Stylin' at the ReStore
• New lake-area restaurant is all about togetherness
• Dozens of barn quilts to be featured on Iredell Trail
• Veterans Tribute Wall coming through Iredell
• Mark Lunsford: 'It doesn't get easier'
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• Two suspects sought in convenience store robbery
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• Dove House is a winner with restaurant's coffee brand
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• Adam Baker must notify DA's office if he leaves state
• Small-field soccer complex OK'd for Mooresville business park
• Small-field soccer complex OK'd for Mooresville business park
• Girlz Rock program building self-esteem
• Local reaction to bin Laden's death: 'Vigilance, not complacence' necessary now
• National Hospital Week Celebrated by Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Kicks Off National Nurses Week 2011 on May 6
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• Did Pakistan know bin Laden's location?
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• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Accreditation enhances hospital's fight against cancer
• Legendary driver's mystique lives on at Dale Earnhardt Day
• Habitat's new residential concept to be unveiled
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• Luxury apartments will be Mooresville's 22nd complex
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• Temporary shelters available
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• 7-year-old stays strong through paint, frustration
• DENR: Cuts would hurt local office
• Local families opening homes, hearts
• Town's new sports complexes near completion
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• Town's new sports complexes near completion
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• They're World bound...if they can find the money
• Old home's new owner obtains landmark status
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Cancer Program Accredited by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons
• Speaker urges South Iredell High students to reach potential
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• Mt. Mourne students to travel internationally
• New life at old Mooresville mill: Merinos to welcome public May 9
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• Discount drug cards, utility warranties coming to Mooresville residents
• Lost jobs, less oversight on horizon if DENR closes
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Surgeon Participates in Advanced TIF Training
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for May Senior Extra Program
• Woodland Heights students get a 'Brain Break'
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• Five charged in home invasion, stabbing
• One killed, six injured in crash on I-77
• Lake home becomes certified, chemical-free refuge
• Group looks for community-wide wildlife support
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• One killed, six injured in crash on I-77
• Iredell mortuaries honor valued volunteers
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• Library loiterers aren't Soup Kitchen clients, director says
• Fearful of budget cuts, schools craft job-reduction plans
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Cancer Support Group
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Offers Annual Free Skin Cancer Screenings
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Offers Smoking Cessation Program
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEARTSAVER CPR COURSE
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Will Host Look Good…Feel Better® Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Blood Drive with American Red Cross
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• Truck driver cited in wreck that snarled I-77
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• Community Easter egg hunt set
• Spring Stop and Shop planned
• Crash shuts down southbound lanes of I-77 near Mooresville
• Nation's largest youth baseball complex breaks ground here
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• Local long-haul driver saluted by trucking industry
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• NC lawmakers say fairness key in re-drawing districts
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• Loiterers irk library patrons, Mooresville officials
• MPD's Explorers test their investigative skills
• Cleanup in Iredell continues after Tuesdays' storm
• Duke to test sirens around nuclear station
• Pancake breakfast fundraiser planned
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• Plans unveiled for fifth fire station
• Fierce winds knock out power, uproot trees across Iredell
• Iredell Emergency Management opens shelter for residents without power
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• Celtic music on stage Saturday
• Friendship for lonely seniors is student's goal
• Lake Norman Yacht Club marks milestone
• With eye toward McGuire, town reviews disaster plan
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• 'Foreclosure bus tours' keeping the market alive
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• Fond Farewell: School says goodbye to popular principal
• Atkins begins mayoral run in Mooresville
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• Husband, wife and 60 other relatives practice chiropratic care
• Town gets first seat on state ABC board
• 7-year-olds' misson project to help pregnancy center
• Crime in Mooresville: 'Random' violence rare, statistics show
• Local efforts to feed 125,000
• Iredell's Hispanic population rises sharply
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• Bluegrass benefit is for prevention of child abuse
• Lowe's event boosts Starfish Academy
• School officials say don't rush 'No Child' changes
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• Schools' Economic Summit looks at job, college, and military options
• Topless club: Expect spike in crime, study says
• Involuntary annexation not on town's radar
• Got GERD? Hospital procedure promises relief
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• New Bible study at DCP
• Carolina Raptor Center resident stars in raptor program
• Sex offender charged with accessing social networking site
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• Nuclear fears: Stay calm, Mooresville officials urge
• There's hydrogen in the air
• MPD's Special Response Team getting new wheels
• Expansion of Mooresville campus on target
• Choosing elder care in Mooresville
• Growth in Mooresville Census: 'No surprise'
• Huckabee: Leaders need biblical worldview
• Veteran's law experience proves useful
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• Lake Norman set to stock more weed-eating carp
• N.F. Woods gets creative in fundraising efforts
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• Former Mooresville teacher charged in child porn case
• Lowe's to donate $1 million to Japan relief efforts
• Triple-murder suspect captured
• 3 Charged In Mooresville Heroin Bust
• Lowe's Heroes help in clinic's renovations
• No nuke hazard here, officials assure
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• Strip club doesn't thrill Mooresville commissioners
• Classes planned at Davidson Church
• 50,000 Potassium Iodide Pills Donated to Japan
• Janet Paschal performance set
• Mooresville company sends 50,000 radiation-blocking pills to Japan
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• 'What if?' is schools' big question
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Will Host Look Good…Feel Better® Program
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Nurse Receives Crisis Intervention Training
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts CPR Course
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for April Senior Extra Program
• I-SS dropout rate declines
• Are more members in Iredell Commission's future?
• Town says no to apartment site
• National Guard sponsors paintball event at MHS
• 20 drug arrests made by ICSO in one day
• Schools: We need more money
• Retreat called 'best in six years'
• Hiring freeze puts town job openings on ice
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• Statesville man facing child sex crime charges
• Oil: The anti-elixir
• MHS lands another Morehead-Cain winner
• Board looks to preserve tax rate
• Young love.. and violence
• Model of bomber brings back vivid memories for WWII flyer
• Zootastic to open this weekend
• I-SS holds mid-year review
• Elderly Walmart greeter charged with robbing fellow employee
• Commissioners hear plea for more funds
• Street-side beauty to be rewarded in town contest
• One school reaching out to help build another
• Agencies look into day care incident
• Register for Jump for Joy equestrian program
• Balsam Ridge in concert April 3
• Free portrait fundraiser
• Census: Iredell population grew 30 percent
• Day care kids wander into busy road
• Nonprofit seeks to showcase local artists and musicians
• 10,000 cans will make a 'Big Difference'
• Retreat will map plans for 2011
• Day care kids wander into busy road
• Nonprofit seeks to showcase local artists and musicians
• 10,000 cans will make a 'Big Difference'
• Town board retreat agenda
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• I-40 robbery suspect now in custody
• Heavy storm downs trees
• Tornado watch in effect in Iredell until 8 p.m.
• Showcase will help us 'Live the Good Life'
• Popularity of LN State Park soars
• Local family grateful for Shriners' care of adopted Chinese daughter
• Iredell gardening experts share secrets
• Talents of 14 I-SS schools on display
• Struggle with SPD officer results in attempted murder charge
• Local undercover operation leads to meth lab in Georgia
• Man sought on statutory rape, indecent liberties charges
• Red Cross benefits from school's 'penny quilt'
• Students want to make it official: NC loves racing
• Flossing for Fido? Well, no, but dental health is important
• R.B. Sloan named CEO of Texas cooperative
• Keadle to lead conservative political group
• Man charged in string of break-ins
• West Iredell teacher arrested
• I-SS teacher faces drug charge after traffic stop
• Youngsters' social media website is taking off
• Youths' needs are focus of Thursday meeting
• Offering 'new leadership' Atkins makes bid for mayor
• Mooresville approves town-wide recycling
• Habitat holds home fix-up workshop
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center to Host Healthcare Provider/BLS Course
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Announces Speaker for March Senior Extra Program
• Atkins will run for Mooresville mayor
• Elisa Baker indicted on second-degree murder charge
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• District-wide can drive will ease Mission's shortages
• County to speed up paving of America's Park road
• 'Hometown university': Mountain State to graduate its first class here
• Business offers a new approach to teaching math
• Earnhardt vigil is tonight at DEI
• 'You either loved him or hated him'
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• Commissioners aim to speed up work on road
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Suite of Tools to Complement its “ER Extra” Program
• Remember the burning ban, officials say
• Students add technology to digital toolboxes
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• Risk for wildfires increases
• Mooresville teen facing sex offense charges
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• Lowe's adding 275 jobs in Wilkesboro
• Undercover operation leads to two arrests
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• Mooresville woman charged with heroin possession
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• Next snow day means school on Saturday
• A different kind of road rage
• A lifetime of memories
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• I-SS Board to vote on corporal punishment policy
• Mooresville man charged with six felony counts
• Four charged with setting fire
• Additional charges filed against Mooresville man
• Surprise! Back from Kuwait, Navy mom drops in on sons
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Troutman mayor says he would quit if he were Montgomery
• Iredell-Statesville Schools operating on two-hour delay
• Former NASCAR driver apologizes to stepmother
• Board to mayor: It's time to leave
• MI-Connection to raise rate for 'expanded basic' cable service
• Put out the fire of heartburn
• Mooresville commissioners ask mayor to step down
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Mooresville
• Mom shares story to help March of Dimes
• Lake Norman ready to reel in another lucrative year
• Mayor: 'I won't run again'
• Sweetheart dance, dinner and auction planned
• Out of Egypt
• Langtree's re-start has business leaders excited
• I-77 traffic shifts start
• Brownies get MAD, help the Mission
• Mom shares story to help March of Dimes
• Land sale should jump-start Langtree in Mooresville
• Traffic to temporarily shift on I-77
• Events celebrate Black History
• Town enhances parks with video technology
• Locals can't wait for Dems' visit in '12
• Land sale should jump-start Langtree in Mooresville
• Mooresville man charged with multiple sex offense counts
• Man faces numerous charges in Mooresville break-ins, fire
• Man arrested after neighborhood drug probe
• Charges filed in break-ins, vehicle fire
• Squirrels driving you up a tree? Why not celebrate?
• FTD fight is a frustrating one for families
• Reinventing a business
• Got a gripe about health care? Let county survey know
• Charlotte lands 2012 Democratic National Convention
• Zahra Baker case turned over to district attorney's office
• Foothills acquires beer brands from Mooresville company
• Local campaign is doing its part
• Summer Junior Volunteer Program at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Mentors sought for new I-SS programs
• Jail chaplains offer hope to those behind bars
• Gang Committee
• Schools' gesture is a message to Raleigh
• Wet, wintry weather takes toll on blood donations
• Principal leaving MIS, taking post with DPI
• Together Again: 25 years laters, exchange student and local family happily reunited
• Suspect sought in vehicle theft
• Charges dropped in year-old drug case
• Retraining lab is a little-known gem for the unemployed
• Mooresville's All-America City bid put on hold
• Roadside trash pickup total here: 47,535 lbs
• Town will install odor control equipment at pump station
• LNHS puts artistry on display
• Litter pickup's total here: 47,535 pounds
• At hospital, no smoking is no problem
• Mayoral controversies a 'major distraction' for town
• I-SS board approves Saturdays as make-up day
• 'American hero' honored for bravery in Afghanistan
• LNHS cheerleaders are national champs
• Sunday event will raise funds for 'Team Kelly'
• Town gets high grade for fiscal health
• Mayor's job request 'certainly improper'
• Mooresville schools to be in session Saturday, Jan. 29
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Foxx, McHenry back law repeal
• Statesville man charged in vehicle break-ins
• Mooresville man gets weapons charge
• LNHS to offer local look at winning play
• Winter wallops golf course revenue
• Red Cross needs blood donors
• Relay for Life set for kickoff event
• Rattlesnakes and barbeque
• Get ready for 'no left' on Bluefield
• Weather plays havoc with area calendars
• Snow days shorten I-SS exam schedule
• Cremations on rise in Iredell County
• Spanish Classes/ Tutoring for Children and Adults
• McHenry mum on possible security changes
• King Day events kick off here Saturday
• Mississippi man charged in kidnapping of Mooresville girl
• School delays and closings
• I-SS announces makeup days
• Mooresville schools on two-hour delay Thursday
• MHS art show postponed
• Mooresville dealership is Chevy's Southeast sales champ
• High schools put artistry on display
• Charitable drive was one of toughest
• Pair of arrests solve 10 downtown break-ins
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• Snow and ice prompt more closings and delays
• Mooresville schools closed again Tuesday
• Student's canned food drive gaining momentum
• Plane crash takes life of Mooresville Man
• County offices closed; Town of Mooresville ... pretty much
• Iredell-Statesville, Mooresville schools closed
• Combat medic saw worst of war
• Truck spills fuel in Mooresville
• Sheriff: Mom charged after deputies find moonshine
• Economy takes toll on Gagliardo's second restaurant
• Smith likely to become next town manager in Mooresville
• Public advised not to eat certain bass, catfish from Catawba River
• Relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• Iredell unemployment rate jumps
• Raiders football coach resigns
• Poll: Voters favor elimination of EOG's
• Man jailed on two counts of statutory rape
• Mooresville man charged with statutory rape
• Showing off: Gallery owners eager for opening
• Iredell Hospice ready for changes in Medicare rule
• Masonic lodges set for big regional blood drive
• Mooresville takes next step toward recycling
• ANOTHER ONE GONE: Mooresville's town manager struggles continue
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Local death -- Evelyn Mahathey
• Mooresville town manager resigns
• Gas again
• Mayor: 'The people are the best part of my job'
• 30 days, 30 paintings
• Needing to be busy again, Tice is back downtown
• 'Chain Gang' wraps Barium in scarves
• Families plunge into 2011
• Iredell's first baby of the New Year
• Town crews brace for onslaught of thousands of Christmas trees
• Local death -- Elizabeth Compton
• Mooresville man charged in armed robbery
• Local man charged with stealing plumbing fittings
• White stuff, ice cause fewer problems than expected
• Local death -- Cecelia Borkowski
• Don't make it a New Year's nightmare
• Missing Mooresville girl located in Mississippi
• Local death -- Donald Summers
• Truly, a gift of giving
• Local death -- Lanny Pruitt
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center WellnessWorks: Providing Healthcare Solutions to Local Employers
• Local death -- Barney Bailey
• Deputies keep radar on registered sex offenders
• Bill Redman remembered by family, friends
• Progress made on new Iredell animal shelter
• Hydrail's local efforts get a boost
• Local death -- Martha Whitmire
• Local death -- Joseph Scott
• Forecast: A white Christmas in Iredell
• Christmas saved: Family gets new decorations
• Local death -- Chuck Cook Jr.
• Local death -- Robert McDade
• Police still seek leads in attempted bank robbery
• Local death -- Ilse Halpert
• Man tries to rob Mooresville bank
• It was $400 he never thought he'd see again
• Local death -- Rev. Richard Jordan
• Gas prices put pinch on holiday travelers
• Preservation group identifying, evaluating Mooresville's historical landmarks
• School district closes out 2010 with policy changes
• Local death -- Rex Hollis
• Schools boss pays Mooresville a visit
• Iredell-Statesville Schools on two-hour delay
• Motorists warned about black ice on highways
• Local death -- Heather Przasnyski
• Local death -- Jeffrey Morgan
• Local death -- Vernon Hebel Jr.
• Local death -- Robert Hensel
• Local death -- Lucille Christie
• Local death -- Herman McLaurin
• Deputies: Teen charged after coming to school intoxicated
• State Superintendent of Public Instruction visits two Mooresville schools
• Stealing Christmas
• Company's crosses have evolved into a seasonal tradition
• Local death -- Raymond Baker
• Local death -- Eloise Long
• Local death -- Hazel Quillen
• Sentences handed down in federal court
• Local death -- Tom Baker
• Local death -- Russell Harkey
• Local death -- Dot Baker
• China and hydrail: finders, keepers
• As Christmas nears, charities plead for help
• Town planners deny proposal for elderly housing
• Winter Solitude
• Orienteering course created at Stumpy Creek park
• Ryan Newman raises awareness
• Mooresville man charged with indecent liberties
• Man tries to rob Mooresville bank
• Mooresville man facing rape charge
• For new fire station, all that's needed is money
• Local Red Cross chapter restructuring
• One lane of I-77 closed
• Local death -- Paul Crosby Sr.
• Local death -- Andy Neill
• Local death -- Dorothy Moose
• ACE team deputy arrests man for heroin, marijuana possession
• Student arrested on disorderly conduct, drug charges
• Man faces drug charges after undercover operation
• Adult business regulations tightened
• Lake Norman Animal Rescue looking for a lucky seven
• Toys for Tots in dire need
• Local death -- Mattie Caldwell
• Local death -- Dale Harden
• Local death -- Lena Brooks
• Attempted murder suspect located in Troutman
• Local death -- Jim Lawson
• Holiday in miniature
• MI-Connection says it's ready for more local control
• Grants would pave way for water-sewer lines to baseball complex
• Lake Norman Regional’s Imaging Director Receives Certified Radiology Administrator Designation
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Blood Drive
• Girls on the Run go the distance
• Holiday Dinner Theater
• Local death -- Joe Newton Jr.
• New York man charged with impersonating officer
• 'Snuffy Smith' cartoonist visits Saturday
• Flapjacks for Space Camp
• Did break-in lead to store fire?
• I-77 traffic to shift for Brawley School work
• State grant will help get rid of abandoned mobile homes
• Still Time to Prepare for Flu Season
• Local death -- Patty Carriker
• Local death -- John Martin
• Local death -- Gina Reasoner
• Local death -- Earline Sloan
• DNA confirms remains are those of Zahra
• Town commissioners to meet Friday morning
• Fire guts Mexican grocery store
• Man dies in N.C. 115 motor scooter accident
• Nantz brought a 'working man's' perspective to town government
• Search warrants reveal grisly details in Zahra Baker case
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Local death -- Jeremy Scheffer
• Local death -- James Moody II
• Troutman's plan for park hits funding phase
• Lake Norman applauded for theater program
• Local death -- Carrie Adams
• Local death -- Wayne Stutts
• local death -- Bob Stillwell
• Victorian Facebook
• Local death -- Betty Mertz
• Local death -- Donna White
• Local death -- Kimberly Suitt
• Up close and personal
• Local death -- Stella Hucks
• Local death -- Renetta Waddell
• Local death -- Betty Ciuba
• Local death -- Vergie Swaim
• Local death -- Dick Nantz, Sr.
• Local death -- Vernelle Honeycutt
• Local death -- Daniel Rizzardi
• Local death -- Margaret Felts
• On New Year's Day, take a plunge in Lake Norman
• Thanksgiving means lots of family, food...and fires
• Local death -- Kelvin Moore
• Local death -- Jolene Brown
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• Local death -- Velma Pringle
• Local death -- Ada Wallace
• Local death -- Mary Frances Scearce
• Local death -- Nora Gilbert
• Delivering meals is their labor of love
• Love a Parade? Town's 66th rolls in Tuesday
• Local death -- Linda Reed
• Local death -- Marjean Torrence
• Local death -- George Abernethy
• Local death -- Betty Kline
• Making kids happy: Toys for Tots organizers recall joys, sadness
• 'Great American Smoke Out' looking for quitters
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• Local death -- Kaylee Wensil
• Local death -- Robert Hastings Sr.
• Local death -- Ralph Ferrese
• 'Snuffy Smith' cartoonist to visit county library
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• Town wants to compare costs of recycling
• "We love Zahra"
• Habitat's Mooresville ReStore opens today
• Love of helping others inspires mural project
• Annual report card issued for I-SS
• Habitat's Mooresville ReStore opens today
• "We love Zahra"
• Local death -- Clara Goss
• Town will sponsor Children's Holiday Party
• Local death -- Ruth Etchison
• Silent auction will benefit Senior Center
• Court motion details what Elisa Baker told police
• Elisa Baker told police Zahra was dead, where evidence could be found
• Local death -- Rachel Freeze
• What's wrong with right?
• Drive on Brawley School Road? Eyes of the law will be watching
• Local death -- Ruth Jackson
• Local death -- Mattie Kirby
• Local death -- Carmine Pellegrino
• Operation Christmas Child sets higher goal
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Local death -- Donald Wheeler
• Local death -- Marvin Lackey
• Local death -- Mary Anna Robinson
• Interest in adult businesses spurs planners to action
• Keeping SAT scores rising is goal of MGSD strategies
• Patriotism on wheels
• To honor their service
• Schools' 5K will help tech-ed students
• Local death -- Alfred Viana
• Traffic stop leads to felony drug charges
• Epic Chophouse's opening a success
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• Untreated sewage discharges into Lake Norman
• Local death -- Ballard Wood
• Local death -- Bob McLean II
• Local death -- Ruth Estep
• Local death -- Ethel DellaZoppa
• Local death -- Raymer Goodman Sr.
• Habitat will open its Mooresville Restore on Nov. 17
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• Misdemeanor child abuse charge filed
• Habitat will open its Mooresville Restore on Nov. 17
• Local death -- John Stevenson
• Local death -- Blanche Morrow
• Local death -- Faye Palmer
• Local death -- Vernie White
• Local death -- Paula Terry
• Brawley School Road traffic to shift this weekend
• Two Veterans Day events planned Thursday in Mooresville
• New Iredell Arts Council director to bring whole-county focus
• Keadle's term on commission coming to an end
• Local death -- Jean Weeks
• Local death -- Faye Palmer
• Pancake breakfast served
• Local death -- Agnes Atkins
• Local death -- Fannie Kipka
• 'Change your clock, change your batteries'
• On Thanksgiving, no need to go hungry
• To 'live out our dream'
• Woman killed in early morning fire
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• Only only one convicted in Outlaws biker gang case
• Local death -- Judy Rogers
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• Furry Friend charity race will help Humane Society
• Local death -- Theresa Militano
• Local death -- John Byars
• Crowd taunts as Baker evicted
• Three hours later, town OKs plan for meat center
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• Commissioners' race yields no surprises
• Incumbent Redmond trumps two challengers for sheriff post
• Foxx, McHenry are landslide winners
• Local death -- Dempsey Wood
• Coddle Creek BBQ set
• MI-Connection meeting canceled tonight
• NC election officials say voter turnout is steady
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• Iredell commission candidates speak at forum
• Soft drink mural takes a step back in time
• Local death -- Coddle Creek BBQ set
• When bullying turns to cyberspace
• Marshall upgrading lake skimmer wall
• Local death -- Bill Herr
• Three Miracles: Part One
• Report: Politicians could better use social media
• Make a Difference Day
• Local death -- Colenso Kincaid
• Mooresville-Lake Norman soccer game postponed
• HDR election promo
• Tornado watch issued for Iredell
• Local death -- Sarah Roueche
• Local death -- Miriam Cooke
• Local death -- Wayne Parris Sr.
• Local death -- Nell Lee
• All Saints Evensong served planned
• Taking Back the Lake
• Iredell commission candidates speak at forum
• Local death -- Martin Lowrance
• Local death -- Sally Jones
• Disappearing peaks
• Damage from winds is scattered in region
• Local death -- Daisy Griffin
• Teen and her Lab make a Grand team
• Murder trial testimony begins
• Plenty of brewers on tap for first Beer Fest
• Local death -- Ronnie Dozier
• A doggone good job
• Local death -- Becky Brewer
• Local death -- Sarah Lee
• Local death -- G.C. Miller
• Local death -- J.C. Johnson
• Town board to review agenda Friday
• Local death -- David Rodriguez
• Hartsell says his record speaks for itself
• Despite chilly weather, principal keeps her promise
• More farmers using donkeys to protect the herd
• Local death -- Robert Dellinger
• Local death -- Virginia Lumpkin
• He's Mr. Preservation
• Early voting period starts today in Mooresville
• Planners give approval to U.S. 21 land-use policy
• On the air at Rocky River Elementary
• BestSweet breaks ground on new warehouse
• Sheriff hopefuls tout their experience
• Local death -- Gordon Miller
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• Local death -- Agnes Metzger
• Local death -- Richard Hager
• Firefighters to honor their own
• Program addresses feral cat problem
• Memory Walk raises funds to fight Alzheimer's
• Leland man faces drug charges
• Iredell board likely to stay all Republican
• Sheriff hopefuls tout their experince
• Blue Devil Classic is Saturday at MHS
• United Way moves downtown for better visibility
• MGSD's goal: Nothing less than 90
• Local death -- Donald Davis
• Son charged with stealing from mother
• State to hold local hearing on surface water discharges
• 17-year-old charged in Mooresville home invasion
• Local death -- Hattie Alley
• Local death -- Charles Baldwin
• Local death -- Robert Kiser Sr.
• Local death -- Betty Overcash
• Blue Devil Classic is Saturday at MHS
• State to hold local hearing on surface water discharges
• Missing girl's stepmom has first court appearance
• NASCAR Tech students injured in fire
• He's crazy about the Canyon
• So far, Duke holds off on stricter drought alert
• Local death -- Jay Freeman
• Gallyon, Mitchell face off for Williams' seat
• I-SS Board honors achievements
• County studies future of ICATS
• Funding talk has nonprofits excited
• Building A Town: River and rail were seeds of today's Mooresville
• Local death -- John Morrow
• Local death -- Frank Poore
• Local death -- William "Bill" Breakfield
• Local death -- Artie Hawkins
• Local death -- Ethel Cline
• Mooresville man charged with possessing stolen motorcycle
• Investigation leads to drug charges
• Local death -- France Benfield
• State's county boards still lean Democrat
• Chamber urges town to fund charities
• District will save its Jobs bill money
• His goal: 10,000 cans for Soup Kitchen
• Haven't registered to vote? Today's the deadline
• Mooresville enacts water restrictions
• Local death -- Frances Roberts
• New DSS director's salary approved
• MCC celebrates completed renovation project
• Spaghetti supper
• Iredell County's $100K list
• Local death -- Allen Bolick
• Iredell County's $100K list
• Downloading Herodotus
• Local death -- Richard Bradshaw
• Local death -- Barbara Mott
• Commissioners dispel revaluation rumors
• County manager is eighth-highest paid in state
• Downtown's newest eatery: Epic Chophouse
• Iredell County's $100K list
• Medieval fun and food: RenFest is back
• Sales of special pretzels will help fight breast cancer
• Early voting begins soon
• 'Dancing with the stars' to benefit Mitchell scholarships
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• Mentoring program fulfilling for adults, students alike
• Slow economy gives rise to 'different' business
• Former Mooresville mayoral candidate gets jail time for assault
• Cruise 'wish' wins out for Madison
• Hope Park kicks off phase 2
• Starting business was perfect medicine for ache of empty nest
• Thread Trail survey online
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Thread Trail survey online
• Local death -- Martha Hill
• Local death -- Virginia Lumpkin
• Thread Trail survey online
• Local death -- Otis Lamberth
• Town board meeting is Friday
• I-SS to host "Birds, Bees and Beyond"
• VFW essay deadline Nov. 1
• Thread Trail survey online
• Man faces drug charges in multiple counties, including Iredell
• Habitat weathers a close call on new ReStore
• LNRMC to Give Safe Sleep Onesies to All Babies Born in Hospital in October
• Area residents victims of scam artists
• Two sought in robbery of Family Dollar store
• McHenry to address Mooresville group
• Local death -- George Thibodeau
• Local death -- Frances Irwig
• Local death -- Tommy Stone
• Local death -- Claude Cashion
• Local death -- Bobby Martin
• Area residents victims of scam artists
• Fallen Iredell soldier honored
• I-SS spending per pupil is third lowest in state
• Novelty motorcycle helmets a serious risk
• A visit to the past at Jennings Store
• Man faces charges in car break-ins
• Biscuits make things all right, most of the time
• Miss Statesville Program announces upcoming pageants
• Cancer survivor finds strength through friends, family
• Jobless rate sees small drop in Iredell
• Memorial planned for serviceman
• Low-tech farm produces 'a little bit of everything'
• Fall baseball clinic to be held Oct. 2
• School district looking to next year already
• Churches to present 'The Good Shepherd'
• Trinity Episcopal program lets kids make the choices
• Man charged with stealing mail
• Teens face charges in thefts
• Event raises $6K for Boys & Girls Club
• Officials: Conditions prime for wildfires
• Woman training in Harmony to improve Puerto Rico's treatment of animals
• Youth Leadership's aim: Create leaders of tomorrow
• Catholic high school planned in region
• 'Catalinas' in downtown Mooresville tonight
• Town's in a 'beautiful position' with parks money
• ENROLLING NOW! Christ the King Catholic High School
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Teens charged with home break-in
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• Local death -- Ronald Sloop
• Local death -- Jerry Rudisill
• Local death -- Jessie Morgan
• Branding officials to visit city next month
• Copper pipes stolen from churches
• Discarded cigarette likely led to blaze
• Lake Norman High School band asked to perform in London parade
• Police probe armed robbery of pizza shop
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Woman opens dance studio to 'build a sisterhood'
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• ICATS to hold public forums for input
• Local death -- Ann Wilson
• Ahlara Art Fair coming Oct. 9
• Fort Dobbs supporters raise $500K for project
• Mooresville man takes plea deal in fatal 2008 wreck
• Northview students celebrate tolerance through art
• Fundraiser to feature Haitian dance troupe
• Annual NAACP health fair set for Saturday
• Three sought in church break-in
• He's a champion for chess
• Board gets update on upcoming Iredell revaluation
• Town OK's policy for correcting pay errors
• 'Catalinas' to perform in downtown Mooresville Friday
• Chili Cook-off is Saturday in Mooresville
• Fundraiser to feature Haitian dance troupe
• Annual NAACP health fair set for Saturday
• Northview students celebrate tolerance through art
• Fort Dobbs supporters raise $500K for project
• LNRMC Auxiliary Purchases New Courtesy Cart for Hospital Visitors
• LNRMC Announces Promotions and Newest Members to Its Management Team
• LNRMC Offers Free Prostate Cancer Screenings
• Lake Norman Regional Hosts Free Surgical Weight Loss Seminars
• Local death -- Frank Hinson
• North Middle comes up short in world-record attempt
• Vance sale attracts those looking for a deal -- and a 'piece of history'
• Grant to boost after-school programs for 200 more students
• $97K seized last week linked to break-in
• Kohuth takes plea deal for fatal wreck
• Local death -- Lorene Winecoff
• Council OK with moving substation
• State coin show coming to Hickory
• Three sought in church break-in
• Protect your identity...join us at a shredding event!
• Book honors Abigal Tsumas
• Candidates to pay visit Oct. 5
• Local death -- Opalene Romero
• The Dare Stones: Hoax or history?
• Vigil to honor youngest victims of abuse
• Hundreds attend Statesville Lifewalk
• The county fair: A step outside the norm
• Fundraisers planned for 3-year-old
• Diverse group of artists, attendees enjoy Fall Art Crawl
• Soldier with local ties laid to rest
• Nearly $97K seized during traffic stop
• Woman seriously injured in crash
• SMS students get hands-on learning with new programs
• District tries to sniff out narcotics during drug sweep
• Smiles abound when clown ministry's around
• I-SS SAT scores still on par with state
• Frances Beeson showcases beauty of nature in her own way
• Illustrations a labor of love for first-time art crawl artist
• Council to consider condemning 'worst house'
• Brawley School Road traffic to shift this weekend
• Too big not to fail
• Where kids can be kids
• 'Broad Street Boogie Festival' is Sept. 25 in downtown Mooresville
• District trumpets its Mi-Waye alternative-learning program
• More tons of trash
• Complaints about drug activity lead to search, arrest
• Fort Dobbs to make use of familiar IMH tree
• Man, woman hurt in crash remain in critical condition
• Old Fashioned Day
• More than a million N.C. families to benefit from tax cuts for insurance
• Local death -- William Younts Jr.
• Jobs bill a major boost for district
• After school day ends, teachers still learning
• Community honors South Iredell grad killed in Iraq
• Troutman leaders, residents talk about proposed park
• Local death -- Buddy Yates
• Local death -- Jesse Beale Jr.
• Local death -- Todd Hambright
• Local death -- Nancy Womble
• Local death -- Dorothy Quade
• MI-Connection town hall meeting to be held Sept. 21
• Blues and burritos for good causes
• 66K gallons of sewage spill into Mooresville creek
• Catawba basin faces complicated, uncertain future
• Of family, friends and faith
• Catawba Big Sweep set for Oct. 2
• Clyburn and Bigham schedules memorial service
• Hiddenite Center set for 29th Celebration of the ARTS
• I-SS honors teachers, announces new hire
• Planning director named assistant county manager
• Civic Center hosts 13th Taste of Statesville event
• Local death -- James McClamrock
• Two wanted on Virginia warrants arrested near Mooresville
• Farmer sells grass-fed beef locally
• Canine is SPD's latest addition
• Groucho's looks to break world record at Pumpkin Fest
• Fort Hamby: Bushwhackers in the backwoods
• Local death -- Harold Little
• Local death -- Gary Laws
• Local resident flies to Pakistan to help flood victims
• Ramseur sentenced to life in prison
• Habitat of Iredell celebrates 25 years of building hope
• Service members to be honored tonight at high school
• Kids of all ages find fun in fair's amusements
• Purple Heart Homes aids disabled veterans
• Sept. 11 remembered during community event
• The military -- our service center
• There's fun in getting lost at new corn maze
• Attorneys make their arguments for sentence
• Middle School students make most of new MacBooks
• It's all fun and games for fair workers
• A 'sense of urgency' for recycling in Mooresville
• All-America City bid gets town's formal OK
• Sewage spills into Mooresville creek
• Local death -- Billy Wilkinson
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• Local death -- Mary Charles
• Local death -- Jesse Beale Jr.
• Local death -- John Moore
• Local death -- Jessie Sneyd
• Local death -- Hazeleen Lambert
• Vance Hotel to open for sneak peek of sale items
• Church classes explore to spiritual side of finances
• Police seek suspects in Davidson robberies
• Hansens entertain fair crowd with 'great show'
• Commissioners to hold revaluation briefing
• Commissioners to hold revaluation briefing
• Soldier remembered as 'one of the good ones'
• Volunteers take sting out of library cutbacks
• Sentencing phase starts after Ramseur found guilty
• I-SS bond request receives go-ahead from county
• Iredell farms show off their best cattle at fair
• Woman killed in wreck on N.C. 115
• Teen arrested, charged with illegal tattooing
• Jury begins deliberations in capital murder trial
• Lifespan to use funding boost for new program
• Book honoring Girl Scouts' friend to be released
• Same ice cream, new image
• It's a big, spooky business
• Mooresville trash collection delayed a day
• South Iredell grad killed serving in Iraq
• Elderly woman robbed at gunpoint
• Take a quiz, help Mooresville firefighters
• New fireboat adds to VFD's lake protection
• Cough up those aluminum cans
• Mooresville man arrested in home robbery
• Local death -- Johnny Johnson
• Iredell County Fair open for fun
• Iredell County Fair open for fun
• Same ice cream, new image
• Local death -- Betty Everhart
• Local death -- Peggy Del Rossi
• Lane closures begin Tuesday on Brawley peninsula
• American flag raised at Dove House
• Politics and prep work as Iredell fair is set up
• Fun Spanish Classes After School
• Documentary revisits black education in Iredell
• 'Modern Mooresville' was town's clarion call in 1960 All-America City bid
• DOT leader promises fewer politics, more results
• Same ice cream, new image
• Health Department to distribute potassium iodide tablets in nuclear emergency zone
• Getting behind an All-America effort
• Closing arguments on Tuesday in Ramseur trial
• Commission to consider I-SS request for $3M bond
• OUR VIEW: Getting behind an All-America effort
• Lane closures planned for Brawley School Road
• Local death -- Loretta Brown
• Local death -- Loretta Brown
• Local death -- Virginia Hilton
• Lake Norman GOP Women to hear aide to Myrick
• VFD plans fundraising 'Fun Day' on Sept. 11
• Lanes to close on Brawley School Road from Sept. 7-9
• Kids' motor speech disorder spurs mom to awareness effort
• Vance Hotel's contents to be up for sale
• Vance Hotel's contents to be up for sale
• Testimony centers on gunshot residue
• MCC enrollment nearly doubles since 2007
• Mayor pushing All-America City bid for Mooresville
• Another year, new challenges for parade
• Ancient waterworks
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Prepares for Annual Baby Fair
• United Way plans Sept. 11 memorial, community picnic
• Local death -- Lucy Phifer
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEALTHCARE PROVIDER/BLS CPR COURSE
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Local death -- Jack Howell
• Local death -- Hugh Miller
• Local death -- Debra Leonard
• Beatrice Young
• Local death -- Donnie Sproul Jr.
• Local death -- Thelma Dinkle
• Healthier lifestyle doesn't have to cost a fortune
• Child labor helped build area cotton mills
• City man reports crime, gets charged
• Man struck killed by train on anniversary of fatal wreck
• Election season gears up
• Local photographer a finalist in National Geographic contest
• Therapeutic foster families needed in Iredell County
• Bad transformer causes power outage
• Confessions of an empty nester
• Defense critical of evidence recovery
• Deputy spots suspicious activity, arrests five
• Mooresville Museum to open Saturdays
• Davis Regional to host community health fair
• Festival will highlight wildlife on Lake Norman
• Seminar for home buyers is Sept. 18
• Doosan trying to keep up with demand
• Witness places Ramseur at Brevard Street murder scene
• MCC employees feted during annual Fall Convocation
• Matthew 25 fills a need in North Iredell
• Troutman Middle School hoping to raise money for books
• Despite cutbacks, library's popularity soars
• D.E. Turner turns 111
• Local death -- Jamie Strysko
• Iredell County Emergency Management establishes special needs registry
• Davidson College president tapped to run UNC system
• North Iredell class of 1970 reunion planned
• Applications for food distribution to be accepted
• I-SS students return to school
• Last Day for Information and Referral Services is Tuesday
• Phone records presented in court
• Local death -- Ruth Shinn
• Davidson College president tapped to run UNC system
• Local death -- Jan Summers
• 'Cruise for Change' will aid women's shelter, UFS
• 'Beautiful Boy' Max lived life his way
• Boil Water Advisory in place for some
• Reptile expert to showcase live animals at library program
• Spanish immersion classes set at War Memorial
• 'Save the Last Dance' to benefit SCAN, kids
• I-SS reduces bus stops
• Classes, traffic: New school year begins
• Meet the candidates at Sept. 7 event
• GOP to open Mooresville office Thursday
• Nearly 1,000 marijuana plants found in wooded area
• Local death -- Daniel Pappas
• Local death -- Nicole Wertz
• Wednesday event will benefit SNIP clinic
• Teachers start Leader in Me implementation
• Local death -- George Johnson
• A trip to the International Civil Rights Center & Museum
• Iredell gets 'C' in worker study
• Sheriff's office receives $25K federal grant
• Wreck snarls traffic on I-77
• Woman injured in interstate rollover
• Ellis leaving I-SS for new job
• Things to know when a fundraiser calls
• Back 2 School Bash is Saturday
• 'Casablanca' tonight in downtown Mooresville
• Bonfire Crusades mentors a beacon of light for many Iredell teens
• Back to school bash
• Local death -- Robert Kerley
• Commerce Secretary to visit Lake Norman Chamber today
• Local death -- Robert Allen
• Crash shuts down southbound lanes of Interstate 77
• Second area Hospice House is underway
• MCC off and running ... Huskins, too
• Home-made energy
• Commissioners approve agency grants
• MI-Connection seeks customers, more support
• Department of Education official to be featured at MGSD kickoff
• Flu vaccines to begin in Iredell County Oct. 14
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• Local death -- Raymond Cooke
• Local death -- Henrietta Sherrill
• Local death -- Stan Overton
• Jury selection continues in capital murder trial
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• Habitat finalizes lease on new ReStore in Mooresville
• Local death -- Laura Lipe
• Local death -- Thelma Howard
• Local death -- Mary Hoke
• Dry weather puts Catawba basin in drought watch
• Man arrested on statutory rape, other charges
• Burglary charge filed against Stony Point man
• Statesville man arrested on cruelty to animals charge
• Drug charges filed by deputies
• MFD to be a 'Carolina Star' site
• DWI charge filed following early morning crash
• McHenry opponent touts conservative views
• McHenry talks taxes at Mooresville 'town hall' meeting
• Iredell commissioners release agenda
• Scholarship picnic will honor late firefighter
• Mooresville chamber to crown its own dancing 'Stars'
• Meeting will look at MI-Connection's past, future
• Habitat finalizes lease on new ReStore in Mooresville
• Gains in test scores elicit a 'Wow' for school district
• Habitat, 'Women of NASCAR' teaming to build a home
• McHenry talks taxes at Mooresville 'town hall' meeting
• Local death -- Alexander Smith
• Parents asked to fill out child nutrition forms
• McHenry talks taxes at Mooresville town hall
• Man killed in apparent domestic dispute
• Statesville man charged with assaulting a child
• Local death -- Belinda Thompson
• Final swimming days: Town pool to close for season
• Rustic tradition at Rock Springs
• Fixing up existing homes is new, lower-cost option for Habitat
• I-SS awarded $5 million Innovation grant
• Carolina Beer & Beverage sold to Texas company
• MI-Connection, towns to meet
• N.C. DOT seeks citizen input for projects
• Tax-free weekend is today through Sunday
• Local death -- Nellie Buehler
• McGuire will present free movie night Aug. 13
• Mooresville man charged with trafficking
• Eat ice cream, visit Serenity House
• Mooresville man facing additional sex charges
• 'Bash' will get kids ready for school
• McHenry plans 'town hall' here Aug. 12
• Wedding business lands Mooresville woman on cable TV show
• Information and Referral Services to close Aug. 31
• N.C. 150 at Exit 36 to close for road repairs
• Homeschooling quickly gaining in popularity in Iredell
• From boating to hunting seasons: It's safety first
• Unwelcome guest 'crashes' couple's vacation
• Firefighters will fill their boots for MDA
• Grant deadline approaches for nonprofits
• Board rejects developer's bid to increase neighborhood's density
• Local death -- Robert Osland
• I-SS forced to pay for online program
• Schools' 'cool tools': Hundreds here for technology tips
• Shepherd Elementary gets boost for technology
• Two face stolen goods charge
• 'Pride in Motion' on display tonight
• Rec board votes for shared field usage in Mooresville
• Heat taking its toll on lake's bass
• Local death -- Tommy Fish
• 'Beautiful Boy' Max lived life his way
• Mooresville man in custody on sexual assault charges
• Agencies train for hostage situations
• Local death -- Brody Crews
• Fun Spanish Immersion Camps
• Richard Gordon of Lake Norman Regional Medical Center was named “Associate of the Year”
• Community Photo Contest at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Volunteers Honored during National Volunteer Week
• Overcome the Effects of Stroke – One Finger at a Time
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Welcomes Physicians to Medical Staff
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Occupational Therapist Presents at National Conference
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Hosts Blood Drive
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST HEARTSAVER CPR COURSE
• Lake Norman Regional Medical Center Offers SafeSitter Babysitting Classes
• LAKE NORMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER OFFERS AHA HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR
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• 2009 Great Year for Emergency Preparedness Business
• New Church
• Free Pills From Government Boost Potassium Iodide Sales
• Morrisville Proposes New Development Standards For Town Center
• Morrisville Police Accreditation Assessment Team Invites Public Comment
• New American Legion Post opens in Mooresville
• 1st Annual Firehouse Classic Auto Show
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