Statesville, NC News

• Statesville, NC News
• Community picnic held in honor of veterans
• Demand rises in Iredell for health, human services jobs
• Thousands support message of love not hate at Newton protest
• May 27 Community Forum: Rally response; support for council; mistreated animals; Memorial Day
• EDITORIAL: Love, not hate
• MCCall: Equal rights given by God
• Harmony in Harmony: Crowd gathers to protest KKK message
• Veteran fulfilled by service in military, ministry
• EDITORIAL: True strength is in our unity
• Southview Christian Academy graduates carry faith into the world
• Unity rallies, prayers planned in response to KKK rally
• NC NAACP President: Concern about KKK can't be overstated
• City announces Memorial Day closings
• 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
• Statesville woman publishes cryptogram book based on Bible
• I-SS: Compaint about LNHS yearbook photo a misunderstanding
• 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
• May 25 Community Forum: Reaction to planned KKK rally
• Man loses control of car, hits house
• Fire damages pool clubhouse in Mooresville
• Shooting call leads to drug arrests in Statesville
• GUEST VIEWPOINT: Statesville NAACP President says article a needed slap in the face
• SRLBoatSafety
• 'Peaceful protest' planned in Harmony; forum in the works
• Statesville woman charged with kidnapping
• Truck hits woman in wheelchair
• Food banks in dire need of donations
• Retail Center on target for July opening
• Statesville brother duo "Tha Dynasty" win Iredell County Talent Show
• 'Aaliyah is a fighter'
• Carney excited about first full session in Raleigh
• Dog pain free following stem cell surgery
• Bost's memories of WWII dangers, cold still sharp
• COLUMN: Remembering Chad Wooten
• COLUMN: The simple past may be the way forward
• Relay for Life of Statesville kicks off at fairgrounds
• Statesville officers carry the torch for N.C. Special Olympics
• Truck loaded with deli meat stolen, employee charged
• Statesville man charged with robbing truck driver
• Iredell new business names: May 6-11
• Iredell real estate transactions: May 6-12
• Rainfall a welcome relief for Iredell farmers
• West Iredell senior teaches autistic children the game of life -- and soccer
• 'America's Got Talent' winner performing Sunday at SHS
• County facing serious overcrowding at Iredell County Jail
• Flame of Hope to pass through Statesville Friday, May 18
• Ice Cream Shoppe to celebrate 60 years
• Storm blows circuits, power restored to most customers
• Crime Watch: May 10-16
• 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
• Relay for Life of Statesville gets under way Friday
• Stolen laptop leads to charges against two
• Proposed Visitor's Bureau budget aims to sell Statesville
• Statesville man arrested on break-in, theft charges
• Community briefs: I-77 ramp to be closed in Statesville
• Iredell County unveils $160.5M budget
• 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
• Failed break-in reported at Food Lion
• Mooresville man charged in break-ins, fraud
• Statesville burglar steals coins, laptop, purse and more
• Iredell's pink fire truck makes TV debut
• Statesville man charged with identity theft
• Education briefs: Bill Moose honored by MCC
• Shrine football classic coming to Mooresville
• Community briefs: Statesville Branch NAACP Mother of the Year crowned
• I-SS board honors Keith Williams for service
• U.S. News & World Report ranks SHS 11th-best public school in N.C.
• Statesville teen faces gun charge
• Statesville man faces child sexual assault charges
• Mooresville Food Lion robbed
• Out of Our Past: May 14
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: May 7-11
• Fallen officers will be remembered Tuesday in Mooresville
• Realtors: Signs of improvement in local housing market
• COLUMN: An extraordinary man: Iredell's Alexander Means
• Iredell birth announcements: May 13
• Joey Brewer's family holds Prayer for Justice
• Mom of three knows joys of motherhood well
• Parker to continue leading NC Dems
• He led a supply convoy in Vietnam
• Nursing student wants to give back because she's been there
• COLUMN: It's May! Sing your song
• COLUMN: Try a new spin on strawberries
• COLUMN: Dogwoods are valuable landscape plants
• Ray throws support to Curtis in senate race
• More than 300 awarded diplomas during MCC's curriculum graduation
• VIDEO: SHS students boogie the night away
• Dozen graduate from VPAC
• Democrats eye Parker's replacement
• In Iredell GOP primary, biggest spenders fell short
• CCTL hands out diplomas
• South Iredell students embrace 'Power of Purple'
• Iredell students get to be fire 'Chiefs for the Day'
• Principal: ARS student brought BB gun to school
• Two flee scene of attempted Statesville robbery
• Suspect in Arby's robbery found dead; two others arrested
• Former SPD officer honored by Winston-Salem/Forsyth Schools
• Volunteers sought for city boards, commissions
• 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
• Computer, Kindle stolen from car
• Decision on wastewater plant will impact fee votes
• Mooresville man charged with interfering with flight crew
• Venture Crew learns life lessons through nature
• Crime Watch: May 3-9
• MCC nursing graduates set to carry on tradition
• Students promoting religious tolerance with trek across NC
• Iredell primary winners exhale after tough campaign season
• Carney turns focus to run-off
• Iredell's pink fire truck to be featured on TV show
• Abandoned trailer burns in early morning fire
• Robertson, Griffith, Boone advance in GOP primary
• COLUMN: 'Cancer fears the walker'
• In race for Superior Court Judge seat, Gullett and Mendaloff advance
• Gallyon, Kelly earn I-SS board seats
• 'America's Got Talent' winner to perform at Statesville High
• Statesville city manager recommends tax, fee hikes
• SPD probes Arby's robbery
• Relay for Life of Statesville will include Kids Walk
• Education briefs: Iredell natives earn dean's list recognition
• May 8 Community Forum: Saving deer was right; Thanks owed
• Polling places ready for Election Day rush
• Annual Troutman Independence Day Parade set for June 30
• Another suspected job scam reported in Statesville
• Armed man arrested in Walmart parking lot
• Conspirators of Statesville cocaine ring sentenced
• I-SS, MGSD in race for $20,000
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 30 through May 4
• Iredell building permits tick upward
• Residents warned about curb-painting offer
• Come Tuesday, voters will thin out the field
• Out of Our Past: May 7
• Iredell birth announcements: May 6
• Nonprofit events bring community together
• Candidates stump at Senior Democrats Convention
• Family honors history at Union Grove burial ground
• Fire crews burn homes for practice
• COLUMN: Keeping your blood pressure in check
• MCC graduate perseveres on road to Chapel Hill
• COLUMN: Getting the most from compost
• Elderly man robbed, suspect arrested
• 9-year-old breaks out his best moves for concert
• Statesville Historical Collection will open anew Sunday
• Early voting period wraps up Saturday
• Pennsylvania murder suspect nabbed in Statesville
• Late teacher was a 'shining light' at ARS
• 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
• Joey Brewer's family forming support group
• From the farm to the classroom
• From the farm to the classroom
• Locals recognize National Day of Prayer
• Passenger airlifted after one-car wreck
• UPDATE: 6 arrested as activists block coal train at Marshall
• COLUMN: Betts never forgot her hometown
• Crime Watch: April 26 to May 2
• 6-year-old takes 'Stand Against Cancer'
• COLUMN: Mom still has so much to learn
• Rabbits killed, animal cruelty charge levied
• Statesville Motorcyclist hurt in accident
• Reward offered in Rite Aid robbery, shooting
• One injured in crash on Garner Bagnal
• Vacuum salesman sought in jewelry theft
• 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
• Lab provides fresh start for Iredell job hunters
• Community briefs: Twilight Cemetery Tours set for May 12-13
• County board approves barn-build plan for Animal Control
• Band creates music using everyday items
• Students combine science and rap
• State's Senior Dems to gather in Iredell
• Thorlos, Marines recognize customers' donation efforts
• Fifth Street, Habitat to host Community Day events Saturday
• 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
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 23-27
• Out of Our Past: April 30
• Mother shares 'heartbreaking' store of abuse to help Dove House
• Cozy Corner Cafe at home in Troutman
• Fifth Street's Gary West urges equality during rally
• Iredell birth announcements: April 29
• Riding for Rainbows honors Timmy Belcher's memory
• YMCA makes exercise fun for Healthy Kids Day
• COLUMN: Organic gardening
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 15-21
• Troutman leaders talk budget
• Boone targets another term on Iredell board
• Statesville man sought on larceny charge
• Troutman drug probe leads to arrest
• Statesville family displaced by blaze
• Saturday event to benefit Hospice's Rainbow Kidz program
• Golas leaving Iredell Museums
• NC House District 84 candidates face off at forum
• Gingrich gives his take during Mooresville visit
• Suspects face 150 charges in vehicle break-ins
• Planning Board OKs request to rebuild Statesville McDonald's
• Local man faces drug, resisting arrest charges
• Free clinic expands its service area
• Crime Watch: April 19-25
• Military vehicle show coming to Mooresville
• MCC receives $550K gift for nursing program
• College marketing spending irks Hagan
• Mooresville man faces 59 sex abuse charges
• Beer, cigarettes stolen during store break-in
• Complaints about house lead to arrests
• Two from Statesville charged with breaking into newspaper box
• Horse rescued from backyard pool
• Unload your hazardous household materials during Saturday event
• Mooresville-Statesville development groups get lofty ranking
• COLUMN: When daddy's a kid at heart
• Business briefs: Andy Davis to lead Massachusetts hospital
• Friday After Five lineup announced
• COLUMN: Going through that 'awkward' stage
• State education leaders get tours of two I-SS schools of innovation
• Stewart trumpets experience in run for county board
• City filming new community video
• 'The Big Guy' returns to his roots at WSIC
• Professor to speak about Titanic
• Community briefs: I-SS leader speaks to Rotary Club
• Gingrich to speak in Mooresville this week
• Stroke victim credits 'author of healing' for recovery
• Huggins' court date set for June 4
• Greening the Curriculum helps students learn science concepts
• Dozen graduate from Basic Firefighting class
• Break-in reported at SMS
• Out of Our Past: April 23
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 16-20
• Statesville family thankful for vet's compassion
• Mild winter creates a sweet harvest
• Candidate for NC governor talks education in Statesville
• Statesville family thankful for vet's compassion
• Iredell birth announcements: April 22
• COLUMN: Grow garden-fresh strawberries
• March for Babies helps save little lives
• Huggins, Laghari court appearance set for Monday
• COLUMN: Censored columnist caught in Saladgate
• COLUMN: Take a daytrip to Murray's Mill
• He gathered intelligence during Vietnam
• Artists unite for annual Downtown Statesville Spring Art Crawl
• Central students learn about traditional craft-making
• Area Realtors give back
• Edie Holland's volunteerism recognized by YMCA
• Man charged with stealing ex-girlfriend's debit card
• 100 pounds of marijuana in vehicle's trunk, teen arrested
• SPD: Statesville man sought in job scam
• Saturday yard sale to benefit family of Mason Barazotti
• New machine at IMH offers more precise cancer treatment
• Gubernatorial candidate to stop in Statesville this weekend
• Iredell new business names: April 8-14
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 8-14
• SPD releases description of vehicle used in robbery, shooting
• Community briefs: Iredell Girl Scout earns Gold Award
• With big escort, wounded Iredell Marine coming home today
• McDonald's scouting possible downtown location
• I-SS: Payne had been suspended on March 27
• NIMS teacher's death leaves community reeling
• Iredell residents head to polls for early voting
• Parker says he'll resign post in May
• March for Babies set for Saturday
• NYC dance company took center stage at VPAC
• He had an eye-opening experience portraying homeless man
• Public meeting will deal with food protection rules
• New artists to be featured at Friday's Art Crawl
• Crime Watch: April 12-18
• Early voting under way in Iredell County
• Parker defies calls to resign
• Etheridge plans Iredell campaign stop
• Statesville's J.D. Williams starts private police agency
• Griffith sees chance to 'change government'
• Iredell commissioners weigh county's long-term waste disposal needs
• David Parker defies calls to resign
• Yard sale to benefit family of Mason Barazotti
• I-77 traffic to shift for construction work
• 10 GOP candidates attend forum for 9th District
• City Council OKs retirement incentives for some employees
• CVB director pitches $70K plan to sell Statesville
• With big escort, wounded Marine coming home
• COLUMN: All the things I thought I'd NEVER do
• Iredell Friends of the Library has major impact on providing 'extras'
• Two suspects sought in shooting, robbery
• Tom Marshburn, Statesville native and NASA astronaut, speaks with Cloverleaf students
• Cool Springs VFD sweeps major awards at annual banquet
• Brater vows to 'fight for schools' if elected
• Injured Mooresville Marine to be escorted home Friday
• Out of Our Past: April 16
• Iredell restaurant inspection scores: April 9-13
• A Night On The Titanic
• Hospice honors volunteers as 'heart' of the organization
• Iredell birth announcements: April 15
• Slate of GOP candidates for Iredell commission court voters
• Candidates rally during Iredell Democratic Convention
• Racers hit the mud for Barium YMCA challenge
• COLUMN: Choosing the right tomato
• Local Rotary clubs host annual oyster roast fundraiser
• State law passed last year loosened restrictions on political signs
• Iredell new business names: April 2-6
• A decade after accident, ministry brings positive outlet
• Iredell real estate transactions: April 2-6
• City officials considering retirement incentives for 21 employees
• Founder of The Oaks church says missions are the focus
• Man faces 122 sexual assault charges
• Three facing armed robbery charges
• SPD investigating vehicle break-ins
• Walk from Obesity set for April 28
• Crime Watch: April 5-11
• Iredell DSS: Number of children in custody unprecedented
• Man arrested in string of Iredell break-ins
• Marijuana charges for three Iredell residents
• Statesville man charged with sexual assault of 4-year-old
• Iredell agency: Preventing child abuse can save generations
• Pair of dog-related charity events set for Saturday
• GOP commissioner candidate forum set for Saturday
• Community briefs: 'The Vagina Monologues' returning to Statesville
• Sunday's event to shed light on realities of kidney disease
• Iredell Democrats to hold annual convention Saturday
• Sunday's event to shed light on realities of kidney disease
• Trump officially takes ownership of The Point
• COLUMN: Forget toys -- tissues much more fun
• SPD: Shooting appeared to be random
• County manager's iPad stolen, man arrested
• Students shine at MCC recital
• Troutman man charged in burglary
• Zootastic owner Brown aims for commissioner post
• ICSO: Troutman woman cashed stolen checks
• Mooresville man charged with embezzlement
• Three men sentenced for sex offenses
• Statesville man faces statutory rape charges
• COLUMN: Who knew being scared could be so much fun?
• SIHS drill team excels at regional competition
• Community briefs: Treasure Hunters Roadshow to stop in city
• MCC launches into upper-level rocket program
• State lawmaker rankings released
• Robertson targets third term on board
• COLUMN: 1940 census provides rare snapshot
• Starrette family preserving history
• Houpe: Communication, problem-solving key to serving well on commission
• Story of redemption: Former addict finds strength in Bible
• John Marek challenges himself to help others
• COLUMN: Azaleas put on a great show
• Visitors pay emotional visit to The Moving Wall
• After years of war, Purple Heart veteran finds peace
• NC troopers cracking down on speeding over holiday weekend
• Fiddler's Convention April 6-7 in Union Grove
• Fiddlers to play in Union Grove today
• Coyotes attack dog near Statesville home
• Williams, Gallyon face off for seat on I-SS board
• Power Cross cuts ribbon on renovated Abernathy Baseball Park
• Birdman of Iredell: Mike Bride finds joy in racing pigeons
• N.C. Vietnam Moving Wall to stop in city Friday
• Fund transfer could lead to sheriff's office academy
• I-SS aims to pull from fund balance to stem job losses
• Statesville council agrees: Vance purchase a 'good deal'
• South Iredell student leaders teach third-graders about the dangers of smoking
• Statesville High School students mixed history, March Madness
• Statesville City Council OKs street-related matters
• City approves purchase of Vance Hotel
• Donald Trump's purchase of The Point could close this week
• Statesville students go blue for autism awareness
• VIDEO: One killed in I-77 wreck
• Armed robbery reported at Brookdale Coffee & Bagel
• Local veterans attend Welcome Home ceremony
• Local woman finds market for 'Bone Pillows'
• Out of Our Past: April 2
• Iredell birth announcements: April 1
• 70 turn out for March for Trayvon in Statesville
• Crowd turns out for community Easter egg hunt
• Scooter, a legless rescue, gets new 'leash' on life
• COLUMN: Ebenezer Academy served students for 80 years
• Iredell new business names: March 19-23
• Local community watch leaders, law enforcement officers agree: Call 911
• 'North Carolina Weekend' pays visit to Risto's
• Iredell real estate transactions: March 19-23
• Troutman woman charged with giving away medication
• COLUMN: April gardening chores
• Rash of neighborhood break-ins continues
• $5K in steel bars stolen from Mooresville business
• Group of four arrested at Statesville bank
• Scout volunteer making difference in young girls' lives
• Tax help available for Iredell seniors
• MCC's Brewer outlines vision of school's future
• Community briefs: City holiday garbage schedule announced
• Crime Watch: March 22-28
• Pam Tebow visits Statesville, shares story of family's life of faith
• Council decides to scrap Monday vote on garbage fee
• Planning Board OKs request clearing way for new condos
• Area's top micropolitan honors 'unprecedented'
• Statesville man hit by truck while walking on I-77
• South Yadkin Baptist Association approaches 20th anniversary
• Blood drive in honor of late MCC instructor is Friday
• Statesville teen apprehended
• Body found at Troutman truck stop identified
• WIHS coach resigns, students suspended after alcohol incident
• SFD concludes aircraft certification training with mock rescue
• 'War for Empire' set for this weekend at Fort Dobbs
• Student leaders get glimpse of council life
• Business briefs: Top agent named
• Teen sought after Statesville car chase
• Backstopping towns is one of Red Line's biggest challenges
• Two Statesville men charged with identity theft
• COLUMN: My advice? Don't wake up the baby
• SCVB director off to busy start
• Inaugural Kidney Walk aims to honor, help
• Animal shelter director says facility is free of disease
• Despite 'naysayers,' baseball complex owners keep the faith
• Man found dead at truck stop near Troutman
• Foxx, McHenry push for repeal
• United Way of Iredell pulls from reserve to match 2011 allocation
• Nearly 45,000 units collected during Operation Medicine Drop
• Blood drive to honor late MCC instructor
• Tim Tebow's mom to speak in Statesville this week
• Allen has raised most campaign dollars in Iredell
• Local shoe experts focus on runners' fit
• Driver in fatal Iredell wreck faces murder charge
• Out of Our Past: March 26
• Iredell commissioners weigh in on gay marriage amendment debate
• Experiences in Vietnam helped Iredell resident grow up
• Iredell commissioners weigh in on gay marriage amendment debate
• Man's journey: From selling crack to helping save others
• Volunteers spend day decluttering Statesville Greenway
• COLUMN: Ground-nesting bees no need for concern
• Iredell real estate transactions: March 12-16
• Volunteers are backbone of Mi Familia
• Iredell new business names: March 12-16
• Pair arrested on drug charges
• Iredell drug probe leads to arrest
• Assault, kidnapping charges for Statesville man
• 'Princess Night' fundraiser set for Monday
• Across-the-aisle endorsement raises eyebrows
• Statesville Greenway clean-up planned for Saturday
• 'Raider Day' slated for Saturday at NIHS
• Pedestrian struck in Mooresville
• Griffith believes 'historical prayers' the solution to public prayer debate
• 'Team leader' honored for 50 years at Kewaunee
• Candidates for NC 95th focus on immigration, school funding
• 911 hang-up leads to assault suspect
• Statutory rape charge filed against Statesville man
• Crime Watch: March 15-21
• 'The Hunger Games': Iredell residents served as extras
• Authorities on lookout for Statesville sex offender
• Woman charged with stealing Statesville grandmother's credit card
• VIDEO: Students educate peers on the dangers of smoking
• Residents toss unused medications during Operation Medicine Drop
• Iredell sheriff, deputy face lawsuit
• Of Iredell's 104 Eugenics Board cases, 2 have been confirmed
• For owners of Habitat homes, 'sweat equity' is rewarded
• COLUMN: The daily heartbreak of day-care drop-off
• Marines thank Statesville Elks Lodge with flag
• I-77 widening should be top priority, chamber says
• Iredell jobless rate went up in January
• COLUMN: Moms stuck on Public Restroom Tour
• COLUMN: It's not easy to keep your 'cool'
• Spring: A season for sniffles, sneezes
• VIDEO: A little girl with a big heart
• Statesville officers in right place at right time for break-in arrests
• Man charged after Statesville wreck
• Statesville Police: Man arrested after drive-thru robbery attempt
• 'Raider Day' slated for Saturday at NIHS
• Iredell business donates to pink truck fund for cancer research
• Statesville garbage fee likely
• Motorcycle rally expected to bring thousands to Fiddler's Grove
• Fire quickly contained at local hotel
• Statesville iPhone sale goes awry, two arrested
• Man found dead in lake identified
• Statesville insurance office robbed
• New recycling station opening in SPD parking lot
• Out of Our Past: March 19
• South Iredell IB program gets World Diploma authorization
• Ross Gosse blog: Flake and the flake
• Public hearing on night-hunting issue set for Tuesday
• Economy has kept retirement-aged working
• Law enforcement officers learn about effective leadership
• Marine fully embraced sacrifice 50 years after service in Korea
• COLUMN: Lettuce: A versatile vegetable
• Nancy Keith ready to 'carry the torch' as Extension Services director
• Number of Iredell food-stamp recipients keeps going up
• Iredell birth announcements: March 18
• COLUMN: Book spotlights Mooresville's familiar faces of the past
• COLUMN: Concerns raised over use of BPA
• Proposed I-SS budget includes at least 25 layoffs
• COLUMN: New book delves into Kestler's Bridge
• Runners go for the gold at YMCA St. Patrick's Day run
• Old Time Fiddlers Convention returning to Union Grove
• The Session celebrates all things Irish
• Iredell new business names: March 5-9
• Local vet pays homage to his roots
• Local vet pays homage to his roots
• Troutman sex offender arrested
• Statesville teen held without bond after slew of charges
• Mooresville police investigating child's death
• Statesville man charged with abuse of 2-month-old
• Faith, love of music fuel 90-year-old volunteer
• Statesville City Council considers trash fee, tax hike, job losses
• Event to benefit Hospice's Rainbow Kidz program
• Iredell real estate transactions: March 5-9
• Yokefellow aims high with 'Share the Pounds' collection drive
• Grant gives Celeste Henkel Elementary a digital boost
• Statesville woman faces child abuse charges
• Two charged after SUV overturns in Mooresville
• Landmark Relief Ministry lends hand to Statesville's less fortunate
• Iredell Memorial returns to CMS standards
• 4-year-old dies of injuries after Mooresville wreck
• Child-safety event slated for Saturday
• Crime Watch: March 8-14
• Statesville Greenway clean-up planned
• Statesville singer aims for shot on 'The Voice'
• Allegations resurface during Iredell GOP forum
• Victim airlifted after Parkertown Road crash
• Victim airlifted after Parkertown Road crash
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Police release composite drawing of suspect in attempted purse snatching
• Business briefs: Collier earns community kudos
• Statesville store owner arrested
• Statesville police seek larceny suspect
• Two children injured in crash remain in critical condition
• Iredell District Court Judge field at 6
• Rotary clubs unite to build bathrooms in India
• Security cameras lead to arrest of Troutman trio
• Power Cross players break in renovated field
• Thanks to cat, Iredell man escapes fire
• Iredell Sheriff's Office: Man assaulted store clerk, others
• Statesville man arrested on drug charges
• Four hospitalized after head-on collision
• Mooresville man sentenced to 33 years for tax fraud
• Mooresville man sentenced to 33 years for tax fraud
• Business briefs: Kewaunee names new leader
• Troutman church to give away prom dresses
• Suspect sought in assault, attempted purse snatching
• Kony reaction hits home for Statesville couple
• Iredell County eyes late taxpayers
• Power Cross set to unveil its own field of dreams
• Kidney Walk to benefit Iredell dialysis patients
• Get rid of those old medications during Operation Medicine Drop
• Statesville man charged in Walmart larceny
• Probe leads to drug charges against three
• COLUMN: Town opens arms to widow of Statesville man
• Out of Our Past: March 12
• Business partners bring ballroom to Statesville
• COLUMN: Getting rid of lawn moss
• I-SS school board considering heavy equipment repair class at CATS
• At Reagan Day Dinner, GOP notes 'high stakes' of 2012
• Iredell birth announcements: March 11
• COLUMN: Helper's book was taboo in the Old South
• COLUMN: Rethink your diet during National Nutrition Month
• Statesville Middle School parents speak out against bullying
• COLUMN: The class of '71 has my heart, and my stomach
• Iredell district leaders say education systems at a crossroads
• Trainer offers free services for dogs rescued from Harmony trailer
• Iredell commissioners commit to building repairs
• Iredell real estate transactions: Feb. 26 to March 3
• Troutman hires firm to help search for new town manager
• Iredell County eyes merit-based pay increases
• Iredell man charged in break-ins
• Iredell County Sheriff's Office warns of scam
• SPD seeks suspect in attempted robbery
• Brady Johnson: Keeping I-SS social workers a priority
• Iredell new business names: Feb. 26 to March 3
• Elmwood Road bridge to be replaced
• Laghari: Voter fraud charges have been upsetting
• Sex offender sought for failure to register
• Students, faculty and community share their art
• Reminder: Change smoke alarm batteries by Sunday
• Jean Brown helps Troutman Bible study group 'scratch the surface'
• St. Patrick's Day concert set for Friday, March 16, at MCC
• Statesville 18-year-old charged with attempted rape of young girl
• Vehicle crash ruptures gas line; area evacuated
• Crime Watch: March 1-7
• Felony animal cruelty charge filed against woman
• Davis Regional donates machine for Guatemalan medical mission
• Chopstix to open Mooresville location
• Woman cut from car, airlifted after wreck
• John Hood to speak at Reagan Day Dinner
• Cluster of balloons takes flight over Statesville
• Council members standing by Huggins
• Amy Fuhrman column: Questions with no answers continue to haunt
• Kate Meier Column: Big-box stores a mom's best friend
• UPDATE: Troutman armed robbery suspect arrested
• Sidewalk coming to Salisbury Road
• Survey puts hospital's Medicaid/Medicare funding in jeopardy
• VIDEO: MCC Students pledge to complete degrees
• City councilman to face felony charges
• Late local doctor remembered as humble, patient
• VIDEO: Armed robber hits Troutman gas station
• City plant to lay off 100 workers
• Ross Gosse blog: Iredell board and the ACLU
• SHS Booster Club set for biggest fundraiser of year
• Experts offer tips for acing a job interview
• Out of Our Past: March 5
• World beyond Piedmont an eye-opener for veteran
• It's Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina
• COLUMN: Mr. Fibonacci, pass the M&M's please
• COLUMN: Gear up for a spring garden
• Statesville Sears expected to close mid-May
• City weighs options for Third Creek Waste Water Plant
• New regulations crack down on prescription drug abuse
• I-SS defends pre-K program
• Window smashed, tequila stolen from ABC store
• Suspect sought in Dollar General purse-snatching
• COLUMN: Changes to nutrition labels loom
• Child car seat check set for March 17
• Artists sought for Downtown Statesville Art Crawl
• Heart of a Sportsman ministry combines great outdoors, Bible study
• Correction: Wesley Memorial United Methodist blood drive is Tuesday
• R&L wins pair of awards in NCPA contest
• Mooresville-Statesville named top Micropolitan area
• City eyes ways to overcome $1.8 million budget shortfall
• Statesville man faces burglary, assault charges
• Suspect sought in robbery of Statesville motel
• SPD: Suspect bit officer in attempt to escape
• Church to hold prom dress giveaway
• More than 30 dogs found in, around squalid Harmony trailer
• Troutman Town Manager David Saleeby announces retirement
• Third case of rabies reported
• Students embrace chance to shine at showcase
• Students embrace chance to shine at showcase
• On last day at MCC helm, Eason looks back on 'splendid journey'
• LNRMC makes a special delivery
• Filings roundup: Dozen vie for seat on Iredell board
• Pink fire truck set for unveiling
• SPD targets SHA neighborhoods
• Two men charged with stealing catalytic converters
• Visitor's Bureau gets new director
• Amy Fuhrman column: The power of words as weapons
• Kate Meier column: Popping the Bubbles of first love
• Statesville couple charged after two-month investigation
• Stolen vehicle found with stolen moped inside
• $2K in tools stolen from NCDOT site in Statesville
• MCC pianist delights audience
• Child left alone in car, Statesville woman charged
• Iredell officials to tackle prescription drug abuse
• Tim Tebow's mom to speak at Statesville event
• Harmony man surrenders at sheriff's office
• Iredell woman involved in Monday wreck dies
• Statesville woman charged with stealing from donation area
• Federal grants help drive I-SS
• Board of Commissioners field grows to 10 candidates
• MCC dedicates Student Services lobby
• Iredell man faces statutory rape charge
• Woman injured in Iredell wreck
• Harmony man sought in shooting
• 6-year-old Drew Hemans keeps defying the odds
• Local team to compete on Car Warriors
• Pam Tebow to speak at Statesville event
• Day of Dance focuses on women's health
• COLUMN: Blueberries are a perfect Piedmont fruit
• COLUMN: Mary C. Holliday, an Iredell education pioneer
• Iredell EMS expands services to meet local needs
• Dealership to hold ribbon cutting for new location
• Iredell Board of Commissioners seeks accord on meeting prayer
• Memory of Japanese girl an emotional one for Iredell veteran
• Vehicle hits guardrail, flips on I-77
• Support group helps after loss of pet
• Catalytic converters cut off of vehicles
• SCS hosts mock wedding ceremony
• Keaton is first Iredell Democrat to file
• Construction equipment damaged on Salisbury Road
• $30K surgical screw set recovered
• Clarence Poole helps families start anew
• Local man to be featured on the SPEED Channel
• Police: Suspects hid after crashing car
• Troutman Elementary teacher, 27, dies
• Blind poet shares readings at MCC
• WIHS students, mother facing charges
• District 44 hopefuls discuss education, government reform
• Three facing felony perjury charges
• Three facing felony perjury charges
• Two injured when car hits duplex
• Early morning blaze destroys home
• County fuel costs could top $1.4 million this fiscal year
• City business owner arrested, faces drug charges
• Crime Watch: Feb. 16-22
• Boys & Girls Club kids set to put on a show
• Elections notebook: District 44 candidates set for forum
• Harmony man injured as fire destroys home
• No one hurt in Hill St. fire
• Shellem Cline concert to benefit Hospice
• Kiwanis Club of Statesville distributes fair proceeds
• Downtown Mooresville ending its 'Cruise-In'
• Annual Day of Dance set for Saturday
• County recreation fees going up
• Railroad deals another blow to Red Line
• Column: A mom's gotta eat, too
• NIHS teachers, students set to debut homemade musical
• NIHS teachers, students set to debut homemade musical
• Boys & Girls Club set for March Madness fundraiser
• Offenders get stern warning at SIGI's fifth call-in
• Business at odds with city over sign ordinance
• Three charged in farm equipment thefts
• Kirkman: Video has slowed elections investigation
• Iredell attorneys file for District 22A judge seat
• I-SS students restoring senator's '36 pickup
• $30K in medical supplies stolen from Statesville hospital
• Statesville man charged after traffic stop yields marijuana
• Statesville dry cleaner's van stolen
• Iredell family welcomes service dog for diabetic sons
• At the library, a pictorial homage to Iredell's black veterans
• Weather-related accidents kept Iredell responders busy
• Risto's Place, owner undergo transformation
• Couples find inspiration at bridal expo
• Officials: I-SS on 3-hour delay; City prepared for winter weather
• North Iredell grad's film is well-received at Sundance
• WWII veteran survived bombs, bitter cold
• 'The Amen Corner' opens Friday
• Statesville Community Theatre to present "The Amen Corner"
• NIHS graduate debuted film at Sundance - (Part 1)
• Cable line cut, affecting MI-Connection service
• Cable line cut, affecting MI-Connection service
• Timmy's Testimony: Video shows late teen's faith journey
• Woman pinned in car after hitting deer
• Kirkman, Mitchell, Ray all file for elections
• Black Angus owner sues couple over cancelled wedding reception
• Interstate stop leads to two arrests
• Man charged with fleeing from Iredell deputies
• I-SS to launch new AP Academy at SHS
• From weddings to Waffle House, love was in the air in Statesville
• Seniors Over 60 Fashion Show held
• Column: Can mom survive son's week away?
• Union Grove 19-year-old charged with statutory rape
• Mooresville schools raise tax rate by 5 cents
• Loyal customers dine at Waffle House on Valentine's Day
• Couples tie the knot on Valentine's Day
• Candidates quick to toss hats in the ring as filing opens
• SPD: Student charged with making threat with gun after school
• Woman seriously injured in accident near school
• Democrat joins 44th Senate race
• Judge Chris Collier remembered during service
• Downtown Statesville cafe closes, to become 'Panini'
• Election filing begins at noon Feb. 13
• Retailers hope new Statesville development will keep shoppers local
• Obama took in most campaign dollars in Iredell in 2011
• Veteran credits prayer with escaping close calls in Vietnam
• New Bojangles opening in Troutman
• R&L Reader's Choice awards kick off
• Tommy Cook spends four decades helping Red Cross
• Traffic stop for stolen plate leads to arrest
• VA to offer health care information to veterans
• Gloria Hager named Citizen of the Year by Chamber
• Feb. 10 community forum: Life-saving care at risk for Americans
• United Way teams to weigh funding for Iredell agencies
• MFD plans Citizen's Academy
• Spaghetti dinner planned to help LaLonde family
• Collier remembered as 'a good friend of the city'
• Undercover drug operation leads to arrest
• Proponent says Red Line Rail plan will be revised
• Forest Heights facelift earns Mayor's Cup
• Taylor becomes partner at Pope McMillan
• Iredell commissioners support Exit 36 changes
• Interstate ramps to close Friday, Feb. 10, at 1 a.m.
• Man charged with trying to cash fraudulent check
• Judge Chris Collier, 48, passes away
• Suspect arrested in Mooresville bank robbery
• Suspicious activity report, stuck vehicle lead to two arrests
• Officers: Hiddenite man set up women, held them against their will
• Two charged with breaking and entering
• Iredell Health Department warns of highly contagious virus
• Man charged with assault, kidnapping
• City council gets to work in new chambers
• Barium receives $200,000 grant from Duke Endowment
• Two sought in connection with $2,000 scam of elderly woman
• Hundreds tour renovated City Hall during open house
• Website details Statesville Greenway
• Bec-Car Printing celebrating 50 years
• Panel will discuss financial plan of embattled Red Line
• 'You don't need hair to be beautiful'
• Dog recovering after stem cell treatment
• Retired fire truck to go pink for cause
• Police seek Mooresville bank robber
• SHS student: 'It's like I'm starting a new life over'
• Coupon craze gets too extreme
• Efforts focus on better heart health
• Beloved pet receives stem cell therapy
• Suspect sought in indecent exposure report
• Mooresville's Ray seeking a return to Raleigh
• Thanks to grant, pit bulls will catch a break
• Council to vote on buying plants, trees for downtown
• Suspect charged in $1.6M fraud case
• Registered sex offender charged with attending WIMS practice
• St. John's energized as it welcomes new minister
• UPDATED: Mooresville woman who murdered husband is moved to new prison
• Statesville Police: Local family falls victim to costly scam
• Genealogical Society tracing Iredell roots from new home in library
• SPD: Suspect was hiding in downtown church
• Charges filed in Statesville home invasion, assault
• Two charged in theft from old Davis Hospital
• Moving to the rhythm
• Arrest made in Craigslist hot tub scam
• Fans, racing community coming together to help Legends
• Family of Jeffrey Settle presented with Order of the Long Leaf Pine
• United Way of Iredell taps reserve to pay new director
• Woman charged with stealing coupons from newspapers
• Feb. 1 This I Believe: The power of a smile
• Langtree at the Lake in the 'horizontal' phase
• 18-year-old charged with Harmony break-ins
• Family of fallen probation officer presented with award
• Statesville City Hall open house set for Feb. 5 at 2 p.m.
• Statesville family escapes blaze in home
• Iredell County Kidney Coalition fundraiser set
• MCC's Eason to 'take risk' on piano Tuesday
• Help available for senior, low-income tax filers
• Henderson Furniture owner still going strong at 89
• Joseph Eck makes artistic debut in Hiddenite
• Doctors: Chances of Collier's recovery 'very slim'
• How healthy is Iredell County?
• Documentary crew in Statesville to film family's tribute to relative with ALS
• Marriage amendment debate heats up; comes to Statesville
• Collier's family remains hopeful; condition unimproved
• Bark for Life set for April 14
• Mooresville takes on West Charlotte
• North Iredell v South Rowan wrestling
• Man sought in connection with Craigslist hot tub scam
• Remnant House of Study bridges Christianity, Judaism
• Partisan environment played part in Perdue's decision not to run
• Robertson planning third run for Iredell commission
• Couple, daughter face drug charges
• Quilt show returns to the civic center
• Church shaped box, money stolen
• Political notebook: Foxx, McHenry say Obama's policies have failed
• Governor cuts ribbon for new Stamey Farm Road yogurt facility
• Economic expert shares outlook with Statesville business leaders
• Man charged with stealing body wash
• Statesville Planning Board OKs historic preservation guidelines
• MCC's Tim Brewer tapped to fill Eason's post
• Mooresville police probe shooting, robbery
• Crossroads to hold substance abuse awareness academy
• Statesville police warn of Best Buy text message scam
• Pain at the pump continues for Iredell drivers
• Habitat seeking community support for urgent repair program
• Iredell County officials eye pay increase for staff
• Creative Patriotic Youth Art Contest planned
• NIHS vs SHS wrestling
• Pain at the pump
• Filing for elections to start soon
• Guns vs. Hoses raises nearly $8,000 for Dove House, Red Cross
• Fire marshall's office: Blaze was intentionally set
• Civil War historian to speak at library on Feb. 1
• Statesville expecting business boost from DNC in September
• Fifth Street websites to connect community with resources
• Crossroads program to focus on adults with developmental disabilities
• COLUMN: Pruning principles to live by
• Iredell real estate transactions: Jan. 1-7
• COLUMN: 'Shoeless Joe' tributes abound in hometown
• Iredell birth announcements: Jan. 22
• Commissioner planned trip on wrecked cruise ship
• Recession tough, but Chamber starting to see improvement
• WWII veteran awarded French Legion of Honor
• Pet rescues host adoption fair
• 83-year-old Statesville volunteer donates countless hours
• Officers: Stolen trailer sold for scrap at Gordon's
• Statesville takes on West Rowan
• Stamey Farms to provide milk for new line of shakes
• Leadership Statesville class building pet-friendly nature trail
• COLUMN: Have a stomach bug? Heed these nutrition steps
• Bringing cancer survivors together
• Iredell new business names: Jan. 1-7
• Update on Chris Collier's condition
• Joey Brewer's family honors memory, waits for justice
• 'Budgetopolis' explores difficulties of governing
• COLUMN: Don't fail Citizenship
• Commissioners approve change to salary-comparison survey
• Response to e-books has been slow but steady at Iredell library
• Kewaunee adds two dealers
• Lonely Children's Fund falls short of fundraising goal
• United Way of Iredell gets new leader
• New York college students pitch in to help Iredell Habitat
• SCVB search down to three candidates
• NY students help build Statesville home
• Vigil set for Statesville homicide victim
• Citizens honored for heroic actions
• Iredell library program to focus on state-based novels
• Emergency Management leader speaks to Rotary Club
• Iredell Commissioners unanimous in non-support for rail
• DSS has crisis intervention funds available
• Student raising funds for Iredell's Friends of the Animals
• Update on Chris Collier's condition
• Statesville man charged in assault with guitar
• Break-ins reported at Iredell restaurants
• Iredell commissioners' vote could derail Red Line train project
• Community urged to carry lessons of civil rights movement forward
• Iredell Partnership bringing arts into Pre-K classrooms
• Foreclosures fuel growth in Iredell rental market
• Iredell dealerships expecting strong year in car sales
• Collier remains hospitalized
• Iredell birth announcements: Jan. 15
• Remembering Dr. King on his birthday
• Former Freightliner workers ready to get back to work
• Community Breakfasts raise money for good causes
• Iredell real estate market shows slow, steady improvement
• Time in war zone amplified his value of life
• Rogers says move from SHS has been tough
• Iredell real estate transactions: Dec. 25-31
• Iredell Hospice volunteer gives back by sharing a smile
• MCC search for next president down to three candidates
• Troutman OKs ordinance for wineries
• Rotary Club of Statesville inducts new member
• Sources: Judge Collier hospitalized
• Community urged to ignite a fire against injustice during MCC event
• SCS takes on Charlotte's United Faith
• Carney: Voter IDs, health care on agenda
• Triathlete leads Trinity firefighters to better health
• These ladies are sewing with love
• Man charged, another sought in theft of tree stand
• Crime Watch: Jan. 5-11
• Arrest made in Statesville break-in
• Contact us: Going back to Freightliner?
• Freightliner announces it's bringing back 1,100 jobs
• Cherry returns as CEO of Davis Regional Medical Center
• Relay for Life sets high goal for 2012
• Dan Forest would tackle education, immigration as Lt. Governor
• Historic home possibly Iredell's oldest residence
• Commerce Club expanding to Mooresville
• I-SS board members will seek re-election
• Solid Waste Department collects clothes for Iredell organizations
• Stolen checks lead to charges
• Sex offender arrested, charged with being on school campus
• Scholarship available for North Iredell grads, students
• Drug probe lands Statesville man in jail
• Furry Angel Tree program called a success
• City announces garbage pick-up schedule for holiday week
• $3.8 million awarded for Iredell road-resurfacing work
• Special Treasures provides opportunity for Iredell's foster children
• Statesville council debates water/sewer line project
• Board considers pay raises for county employees
• Man who died in shooting recently returned from military service
• Iredell sex offender charged with failure to change address
• Statesville man charged with tampering with monitoring unit
• Three from Statesville charged with larceny
• Community Thrift dedicated to giving back in Statesville
• Man shot, killed after confrontation with troopers
• Academy aims to educate public about workings of SPD
• He survived a typhoon before landing in Vietnam
• Adoptions up at Iredell Animal Services and Control
• Griffith plans to keep seat after year of tough lessons
• MGSD seeks 4-cent hike in supplemental tax rate
• Owners weigh future plans for Signal Hill Mall
• Teacher puts a hip-hop spin on math
• Work set to begin along Broad Street
• Quick fire response saves house
• Iredell leaders: County on right fiscal track
• PetSmart, Michaels slated for Statesville
• United Way of Iredell fundraising at 30-year low
• SPD officer's instincts lead to drug bust
• Students work shine at portfolio show
• Blaze contained at old textile mill
• Cancer battle inspires Iredell woman to join Relay for Life
• Local experts offer tips for tax season
• Iredell unemployment rate ticks down
• Iredell families displaced by fires
• Mooresville man charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer
• A New Year, a New You
• Statesville chamber sells downtown building
• New I-SS district lines approved
• Free admission to Zootastic's final light show of the year Saturday
• Statesville man faces assault charges
• These bikers do more than just hit the highway
• Copper wiring theft prompts reminder
• Stony Point man faces statutory rape charge
• Officers honored for saving man who tried to jump from bridge
• Statesville police: DWI suspect drove himself to police station
• Additional charges for sex offender
• Top physicists to hear from Iredell-based students
• Fundraisers set for Freeze family
• Run for NC House: Johnson out, Mitchell in
• Tougher teen driving laws in place
• What were Statesville.com's most-viewed stories of 2011?
• Contact us: Know a standout volunteer?
• Iredell's first baby of 2012 makes early arrival
• Food prices expected to rise in coming year
• Year in review: Top stories in Iredell County in 2011 (Part 2)
• SPD to focus on Neighborhood Watch, gang initiative
• City Hall renovations 'like opening King Tut's tomb'
• Year in review: Top 10 Stories in Iredell County in 2011 (Part 1)
• Cases of rabies reported in Iredell County
• Statesville restaurants, bars ready to ring in 2012 with a crowd
• Local ERs brace for New Year's Eve rush
• Residents asked to take the Relay challenge in 2012
• Sears in Signal Hill mall to close
• Lowe's buys online home-improvement retailer
• Local health experts give tips on getting -- and staying -- in shape in 2012
• Iredell Community Foundation awards $91K to nonprofits
• Arrest made in Fifth Street break-ins
• I-SS bracing for more cuts
• Statesville could play part in debate over voter IDs
• Statesville company takes relaxation drinks to a new level
• Fifth Street meal provides 'Sprinkling of Grace'
• Local economic officials say outlook brighter for 2012
• Initial stretch of Streetscape nears completion
• Easter Seals a 'hospital without walls'
• Video to feature "Happy Snaps" of Statesville residents
• Santa's on his way
• City of lights
• Gildan relocating departments to downtown Statesville
• Downtown Statesville merchants have a happy holiday season
• Anonymous donation sparks outpouring of goodwill from fire departments
• Generous donor helps feed families
• Statesville CVB to begin director interviews after New Year
• Students raise funds in honor of dog killed in fire
• Armed robberies reported at two Statesville businesses
• Iredell family grateful for support in wake of devastating fire
• Iredell board gives EMS a boost
• North Carolina travel uptick expected over holiday weekend
• Lonely Children's Fund at risk of not meeting goal
• Santa delivers at My Sister's House
• City announces holiday garbage collection schedule
• Carney sworn-in as new District 41 senator
• Pate Dawson Company facility to bring 49 jobs to city
• SPD puts up reward in hit-and-run case
• Recession is taking toll on NC migration
• Clergy 'very pleased' after protest meeting with Lowe's
• Harmony man receives drug charges
• Statesville mayor gives year-end review
• MCC's search for new president down to six candidates
• I-SS examines bus stops, makes five changes
• Some Troutman residents to see break on insurance rates
• Mooresville's Carney to take state senate oath Tuesday
• Iredell authorities seek hit-and-run driver
• Statesville shooting victim dies in surgery
• COLUMN: Your guide to the best Christmas ever
• Veteran looks back at missions in Pacific with pride
• Iredell EMS ready for increase in workload
• Concerned residents seek help in Parkwood Village
• Statesville voting investigation widens
• 58 feet of memories
• Statesville City Council to take another look at sign ordinance
• Arrests made in string of break-ins
• Stony Point man charged with selling fake IDs
• Statesville man sought on gun charges
• Shop with a Cop program helps make holidays happier
• Holton Hollow Farm perfecting art of making cheese
• NIHS chorus students entertain dinner guests
• Bridge on Old Mountain Road closed for deck repairs
• Dozens welcome Maj. Gen. Mallory home from Afghanistan
• Woman says SUV was stolen at Statesville bank
• Statesville police give warning after wallet theft
• Break-in reported at East Broad business
• Man Tasered, charged in Walmart theft
• West Iredell home destroyed in blaze
• Fifth Street seeks donations for Christmas meal
• Guns vs. Hoses football game raised $8K for charities
• Funders of Red Line project set to review plan
• Arrests made in Iredell drug sting
• South Iredell students honor memory of classmate who died in wreck
• Man dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• 'Carolina Camera' visits Hiddenite Center
• Family thanks those who rescued 2-year-old from burning home
• Shooting suspect turns himself in
• Statesville students trumpet support for Rogers at board meeting
• Break-in reported at Turnersburg Highway Arby's
• C.R. Onsrud announces $5.5 million expansion
• Iredell County business plan contest to kick off Jan. 9
• Santa rolls into Statesville for annual parade
• SPD offers bike registry
• Man sought in west Iredell break-ins
• Statesville voting investigation includes Laghari
• Rotary Santa breakfast raises money for needy I-SS students
• Community rallies around family of Mason Barazotti
• Iredell deputy: Man tried to sell stolen dirt bike
• Statesville men charged with stealing gun
• Suspect charged in theft of jewelry
• Troutman election winners take oath
• Two arrested in theft from Legion post
• Arrest made in SMS break-ins
• Sex offender arrested at hotel, another sought
• Two sought, one charged in shooting
• Help sought in hit-and-run investigation
• Benefits planned for Freeze family
• Students win iPad, cash in R&L essay contest
• Santa bringing parade to Statesville on Sunday
• SYBA's annual Christmas Toy Store will reach 1,600 kids this year
• Rena Turner setting sights on capital
• Statesville police probe shooting of city man
• Statesville Police: Woman lied about being robbed
• Iredell EMS could soon be spread thin
• Statesville man dies after Shelton Avenue wreck
• Iredell Veterans Council shows gratitude to those who served
• Statesville students petition for Rogers' return
• Newly elected members of Statesville City Council sworn in
• I-SS eludes Virtual High School funding woes
• Statesville police probe break-ins at SMS
• SPD takes third title in gridiron battle
• Santa heralds holiday season in Harmony
• Troutman library officially dedicated
• 'Tis the season for car break-ins
• With nephew's help, veteran has another piece of history on display
• Iredell board chairman Johnson ponders run for Raleigh
• Downtown comes alive during Holiday Shop & Stroll
• Statesville native brings home Motown
• Iredell tax picture shows power of the penny
• Statesville Animal Hospital hosting Furry Angel Tree
• Time-worn flowers, arrangements to be removed from city cemeteries
• Mt. Bethel Road bridge closed
• Vigil for military members slated
• Sources say report calls for charges against Huggins
• Bill Brater to seek seat on Iredell Board of Commissioners
• Grant helps Monticello VFD fund updated gear, AEDs
• MCC Jazz Ensemble performs holiday favorites
• Charlton Allen announces intentions to run for N.C. House
• Brater will seek seat on Iredell Board of Commissioners
• Statesville family 'called to do more' in Peru
• On EOGs, I-SS test scores above state average
• Real life savers: Iredell responders honored
• Iredell Choral Society Christmas concert, fundraiser Dec. 16
• Marley sentenced to 67 months for shooting death
• Santa brings holiday cheer to downtown Statesville
• NASCAR charity helps plant trees at Barium Springs
• Marley guilty of manslaughter
• Mooresville's Carney to take Forrester's spot in N.C. Senate
• Mooresville's Carney to take Forrester's spot in N.C. Senate
• I-SS moving Rogers from Statesville High
• Huggins releases statement regarding city voting probe
• Police: Woman used car to strike cousin
• Reminder: City tree-lighting event is Tuesday
• Jury deliberations expected to begin today in Iredell murder trial
• Zootastic's holiday event aims for family fun
• New downtown store a dream come true for owner
• Iredell thrift stores giving back
• On the search for the perfect Christmas tree
• Tradition on display on Iredell barn quilt trail
• Nullified votes not so rare this year in Statesville
• Iredell shoppers take advantage of Black Friday sales
• Residents, volunteers thankful for Fifth Street Thanksgiving dinner
• Dozens of Fifth Street volunteers pitch in for the less fortunate
• SHS band director resigns after suspension
• Lonely Children's Fund drive kicks off
• Habitat for Humanity of Iredell thankful for donation from Elmer's
• Council names West's replacement on Board of Adjustment
• Police release composite drawing of Statesville robbery suspect
• Officials urge safety on roadways
• Iredell leaders skeptical about Mooresville-to-Charlotte train
• Sheriff's office collecting items for My Sister's House
• Man charged with using stolen checks
• Man stabbed in domestic incident
• Police probe city shooting
• Suspects identified in makeup thefts
• Statesville woman succumbs to injuries sustained in fire
• City tree-lighting event is Nov. 29
• SHS principal Rogers suspended with pay
• City announces holiday garbage collection schedule
• Marleys take stand in murder trial
• DA: Probe of votes 'shouldn't take long'
• Elder Center's call for heating help answered
• Warrants issued in pharmacy thefts
• Elder Center needs funds for new heating unit
• Statesville churches unite to give away turkeys
• Bridal boutique opening in downtown Statesville
• Iredell Library begins lending eBooks
• Early Thanksgiving meal spreads 'gift of love'
• Love Valley unites to support veterans
• Downtown apartment catches fire
• Transcript may be withheld in trial
• SPD investigating two armed robberies near MCC
• Rimmer, Watts promoted to SPD assisstant chiefs
• Attorneys question officer on notes
• Council to vote Monday on retail center
• Holiday Food Sale benefits Iredell Cancer Fund
• Davis Regional seeks new CEO
• WIHS cheered their way to a state title
• Statesville voting matter has DA's attention
• Fifth Street seeks donations for holiday meals
• Sonoco's Statesville plant to lose 10 workers
• State, defense make opening statements in murder trial
• Charges eyed in votes for Huggins
• By luck of the draw, Major wins seat in Troutman
• Statesville ministry needs help with Thanksgiving meal
• I-SS Board of Education district lines to be redrawn
• Trial under way in Iredell shooting death
• Probe of Statesville hit-and-run continues
• Auto-Tech students shine in competition
• Holiday Open House showcases local talents
• 'Granny great' celebrates 100th birthday
• Fort Dobbs features wars of yesterday
• MCC hosts Veterans Day event
• 'We should remember our veterans every day'
• Troutman neighbors upset over construction of duplexes
• Man hurt in hit-and-run
• Youth Fit teaches kids fitness and responsibility
• Veteran describes '1,013 Days in Hell'
• SPD to focus on training, recruitment
• Harmony elections netted 42 percent turnout
• Elections roundup: Ward 6 drew big response from voters
• Troutman to settle tie vote next week
• Iredell vet: New procedure 'greatest thing since sliced bread'
• Iredell programs help pay utility bills
• Forrester remembered as one of the good guys
• Community Classroom puts schools, students, parents on same page
• State Sen. Jim Forrester dies at 74
• Downtown Statesville trick-or-treating from 4-6 p.m.
• COLUMN: Plant bulbs now for a spring show
• Specialized skills key to getting manufacturing jobs
• Statesville vigil shines light on domestic violence
• It's all rocket science for Civil Air Patrol cadets
• High school plays tackles the subject of bullying
• Community continues to rally around Brad Sherrill
• Stars shine at Iredell Dancing With the Stars
• Lifespan adds culinary training program
• Lieutenant governor hopeful Tony Gurley makes pitch in Iredell
• Davis Regional opens psychiatric unit for elderly patients
• Dancing with the Iredell Stars sells out
• Rep. Grey Mills decides to set his own term limit
• SPD Assistant Chief Halliburton to head Albemarle department
• Iredell Sheriff's team makes large heroin seizure
• New Statesville retail center hinges on facade ordinance
• Mills says he will not seek third term
• Iredell election systems vary
• They're rehearsing for 'Dancing with the Iredell Stars'
• Statesville 'very well suited' for food industry
• Musicians of all ages jam on Monday nights
• A day in the life of an Iredell EMS trainee
• Iredell students admit to home break-in during school hours
• Two Statesville men charged with stealing metal
• Seventh-graders: Win balloon ride, iPad in essay contest
• IHOP coming to Mooresville
• Burr defends vote on jobs bill
• ARS teams up with nonprofit for fundraiser
• Wells Fargo evokes past as it welcomes new era
• Statesville golf tournament raises $10K for orphanage
• Teens charged in Harmony break-in
• United Way of Iredell: Slow campaign puts agencies at risk
• Get rid of unwanted medicines at Saturday's Operation Medicine Drop
• SHA says sheds will be razed due to new regulations
• Downtown streets to close overnight
• Local families cutting back on Halloween spending
• 5-year-old Jacob Cook defies odds, returns to school
• BalloonFest weekend marked by capacity crowds
• Luck not enough in balloon competitions
• Balloon rally benefits cancer survivors, Purple Heart Homes
• SPD focuses on domestic violence prevention
• Iredell sees uptick in county finances
• Saturday a big day for BalloonFest
• BalloonFest takes flight today
• Vigil honors young victims of violence
• Early voting for Nov. 8 election kicks off
• Iredell board OKs $95K for 911 system upgrades
• Statesville teacher readies for transplants
• Poker run set for girl injured in Statesville fire
• Questions surround lack of ICYAA audit
• Statesville woman, family met president this week
• Support for death penalty at lowest level in decades, poll says
• Iredell Board of Elections negates votes of Lagharis
• Iredell-Statesville Schools rolling out new curriculum
• Three charged with larceny, trespassing
• Downtown Statesville trick-or-treating hours set
• Communities support return of ICYAA games, but league remains in limbo
• Iredell Arts Council awards sub-grants
• Two sex offenders face charges
• Suspicious Iredell fire, vandalism leads to arrest
• Vigil will serve as reminder of child abuse victims
• Johnson, Moore challenge Lagharis
• Statesville council OKs use of consultant to secure wastewater project loan
• Mooresville-based Lowe's to close 20 stores nationwide
• COLUMN: Housewife's death 55 years ago remains a mystery
• Book to benefit Dove House
• Partnership adds new zing to Johnson's Greenhouse
• R&L Facebook contest: Win a hot-air ballon ride
• Lake Norman Bicycle Route dedicated
• Hundreds take part in Iredell Alzheimer's Walk
• Don Cline ready for his 38th BalloonFest
• New parents educated about SIDS risks
• Local man flew secret missions over Russia
• ICYAA cancels games in response to rumors
• Local artists shine at local exhibit
• Mooresville trying to put the brakes on NASCAR layoffs
• Huggins calls for run-off in close council race
• Agency helps Iredell residents facing foreclosure
• Troutman native Amos London makes mark in sailing
• Iredell Writing Adventure deadline approaching
• Statesville students help in world-record attempt
• Statesville man's prized boat swept ashore during Irene
• Fund set up for girl injured in fire
• Iredell program sheds light on domestic violence
• Local school attempts to break world record
• Johnson, West are winners at polls; Huggins, Williams appear headed for run-off
• I-SS hopes to 'bridge the gap' under state growth model
• Firefighter brushes off 'hero' label; 2-year-old improving
• Charge filed after traffic stop
• Statesville Montessori students will participate in record attempt
• Dove House benefit raises awareness
• Convicted sex offender sought by authorities
• Surveillance leads to arrests
• City man faces drug charges
• City voter turnout could hit new high
• Iredell Reads gets its man in Chappell
• I-SS board presents district improvement plans
• 2-year-old injured in Bathesda Road blaze
• Furniture showroom focuses on 'higher-end' pieces
• COLUMN: Chili is the perfect meal for a fall day
• Forgetting the 21st Century for a day at Fort Dobbs
• Music becomes tool of healing in Rwanda
• Statesville voters head to polls Tuesday
• Flight of Honor was trip of a lifetime for Statesville World War II veteran
• Daschunds dash in Wiener Run
• Marine Corps League helps North JROTC
• Just in time for Halloween, 'haunted' hospital tours available
• Cool Spring students create scarecrows to raise money for technology
• Lake Norman High School students face drug charges
• Men charged with selling synthetic drugs
• Local church raising money for music school in Rwanda
• SHS drama class acts it out for elementary school students
• Early voting period nearly over in Iredell
• Moore plans action against Laghari
• Local Elks Lodge needs help sending care packages to soldiers
• City man faces sex charges
• Controversial Jesus scholar spoke at Grace Baptist this week
• Friday's SCAN event to put focus on abused kids
• Concord company plans to bring 150 jobs to Mooresville
• Alzheimer's Walk seeks to battle disease
• Hunting ghosts at the old Trivette Clinic
• Health experts, legitimate artists warn about dangers of homemade tattoos
• Laghari steadfast about Statesville residency
• I-SS outlines board improvement plan
• Vendors get the word out at annual Senior Expo
• Statesville City Council candidate's residency questioned
• SCVB votes to hire recruitment agency
• Call to readers: Have a cool Halloween display?
• The Dangers of Homemade Tattoos - Part 2
• The Dangers of Homemade Tattoos - Part 1
• Flu shots in season in Iredell County
• Temporary streetscape road closure announced
• Early voting for Statesville council sets brisk pace
• Statesville council approves $25,000 settlement
• Volunteers needed for balloon chase crews
• Midway Wicked Woods
• Annual life chain held in Statesville, nationwide
• Autec marks 30 years of growth
• Payroll: 37 public workers top $100K in Iredell
• Iredell World War II veteran served in South Pacific
• Hunger Walk helps fill Yokefellow's shelves
• Iredell Writing Adventure set for lift off
• Iredell County Board of Commissioners agenda: Oct. 4
• Life Chain events Sunday
• 'Read-a-thon' to kick off Iredell Reads
• Association provides fire-safety books for students
• Iredell couples, pastors see value of premarital counseling
• Statesville City Council candidates speak up for Ward 6
• Tougher laws for teenage drivers starting this weekend
• Ward 6 city council candidate forum - Pt. 5
• Ward 6 city council candidate forum - Pt. 3
• Ward 6 city council candidate forum - Pt. 4
• Ward 6 city council candidate forum - Pt. 2
• Ward 6 city council candidate forum - Pt. 1
• Regal Corn Maze to host festival Saturday
• Saturday concert to benefit foundation
• Yokefellow Hunter Walk to kick off Saturday
• Sheriff's Office adds more propane-fueled cars to fleet
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Flake Huggins
• NC Medical Board suspends Statesville physician
• Ward 4 city council candidate forum - Pt. 5
• Ward 4 city council candidate forum - Pt. 4
• Ward 4 city council candidate forum - Pt. 3
• Ward 4 city council candidate forum - Pt. 2
• Ward 4 city council candidate forum - Pt. 1
• Ward 4 candidates talk jobs, safety, development at forum
• Call to readers: Have a cool Halloween display?
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Mike Caruso
• Statesville City Council Candidate Forum - Pt. 5
• Statesville City Council Candidate Forum - Pt. 4
• Statesville City Council Candidate Forum - Pt. 3
• Bellamy found guilty on two counts of murder
• Statesville City Council Candidate Forum - Pt. 2
• Statesville City Council Candidate Forum - Pt. 1
• Ward 1 candidates get their say at forum
• Iredell boy's birthday wish: Give to others
• Early votes coming in
• Suspect named in peeping case
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: J.D. Williams
• Jury mulls Bellamy's fate
• Iredell County Rescue Squad marks 50 years
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Michael Johnson
• "Heart and soul' of Iredell Christian Ministries retiring
• Foxx supports ending congressional pensions
• Drake's finds its place in Harmony
• Council candidate forums set for this week
• He flew missions over Vietnam
• Rabbittown/Sunnyside history celebrated
• Harmony fall festival brings community together
• Hiddenite festival an annual 'labor of love'
• Council candidates stay frugal on campaign trail
• Lawsuit: SPD tip led to firing of Lowe's worker
• Local family advocates for victims of traumatic brain injury
• Curves gym closes in Statesville
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Sunny Laghari
• Early voting kicks off in Iredell County
• New store provides knitting supplies, fellowship
• City visitors bureau in turmoil after hiring-procedure blunder
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Ron Moore
• Mooresville-based Lowe's Co. unveils new store tagline
• Iredell man charged with impersonating officer
• Cross Country meet highlights
• Cross Country meet highlight
• Statesville man charged in assault of officer
• Mooresville man accused of sexual assaults
• Suspect sought in rash of vehicle break-ins
• Iredell crime lab usage up this year
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: John LaRue
• Wreck shuts down I-40 east at Sharon School Road
• Pilot program gives students taste of life as a firefighter
• SHS student writes standout essay
• Statesville Police seek information about man seen in women's bathroom
• City man faces drug charges
• Teen injured in Harmony wreck
• Vandalism spree leads to arrest of teens
• Boat stolen on Eastside Drive over weekend
• Call to readers: Have a question for the candidates?
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Roy West
• Hazardous waste collection set for Saturday
• Woman's purse snatched in East Broad Street parking lot
• First Flight makes list of top 100 bike shops
• Iredell County Board of Commissioners agenda: Sept. 20
• Statesville City Council approves bonuses for city employees
• Fundraiser benefits animal rescue groups
• Statesville City Council candidate profile: Kevin Ross
• Salon owner inspired by Pharr West
• Hospice butterfly release comforts grieving families
• COLUMN: A visit to Charleston
• Lifewalk participants: 'Life is to be valued'
• Re-enactors bring battlefield to life at Allison Woods
• Miss Statesville Committee announces upcoming pageants
• Downtown streets to be closed Monday night
• Downtown Statesville in full swing for Art Crawl
• Candidates face off at forum
• WIHS lunch time flash mob
• Capital Correspondence: Sept. 15
• COLUMN: The death of an Iredell deputy, nearly a century on
• Best-selling author inspires West students
• COLUMN: Learn more now or risk being left behind
• SYBA gearing up for annual Christmas toy store
• Skunk found to have rabies
• NYT bestselling author visits Statesville
• 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
• Council to mull city pay raises
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty, to serve 14-18 years
• Marlene Bryan Smith leaving I-SS
• Car break-ins spur reminder from authorities
• Friends of Fort Dobbs goal in sight
• Officers seek clues in homicide
• America's Park opening pushed back to 2013
• I-SS board honors top teachers
• Greater Statesville Development Corp. gets new name
• Council candidates forum slated for Friday
• Fall into fashion
• Iredell volunteer helping Pennsylvania flood victims
• Woman charged with custodial interference
• Elderly woman assaulted, robbed in Signal Hill Mall parking lot
• Statesville Police investigating homicide
• I-SS gets $3.6M in funding for at-risk students
• Business leaders: Downturn has taken a toll
• Patrols increase after rash of Iredell car break-ins
• Service of Remembrance
• Food stamp card leads to arrest of robbery suspect
• Carson LaBelle, 12, dedicated to fighting juvenile diabetes
• J.D.'s puts unique touch on deli fare
• Responders' sacrifices honored during service at First Baptist
• 9/11 anniversary events planned for today
• COLUMN: 'Tree of heaven' may be tree from elsewhere
• Changes in works for this year's BalloonFest
• Students, teachers recall tragic day
• Historic Mooresville 5K
• From WTC to Barium Springs, a life changed
• Statesville police officer was rescue worker at Ground Zero
• Iredell native sought to serve since age 5
• 9/11: A collection of memories
• For emergency services, communication key in wake of 9/11 attacks
• Honoring fallen SEALS
• Honoring fallen SEALS
• SHS honors 9/11 victims
• West Iredell students unite to pay tribute to 9/11 victims
• Troutman lowers fee for water hookup ... for now
• Statesville High students honor the fallen during 9/11 tribute
• Two face felony drug charges
• Home Depot volunteers fix up fire station
• Benefit for Chuck Fox on Saturday
• Finding faith after 9/11
• Fall Art Crawl set for Sept. 16
• Home Depot remembers 9/11 by serving local firefighters
• Singer-songwriter to perform Friday at Old Jail
• Brock, Mills trumpet GOP moves
• East Elementary students help with teacher interviews
• United Way seeks improved fundraising campaign
• Vandals damage headstones at Belmont Cemetery
• Board approves new truck at Harmony Fire Department
• Feeding the soul
• Kewaunee honors 'devoted' employee of 50 years
• Fair-goers seek out challenges
• Red Knights Memorial Poker Run is Saturday
• MCC president Eason retiring at end of year
• Show goes on at rain-soaked county fair's opening night
• Northview IB student helping to feed the hungry
• First Baptist mission collecting supplies for hurrican victims
• Statesville residents: Economy still tough
• Iredell County Fair opens at 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 5
• Downtown restaurants open doors for Fifth Street residents
• Events planned for 9/11 anniversary
• Iredell residents warned to avoid scams
• Coupon Divas share their top tips
• Coupon Divas
• Remembering 9/11
• Yokefellow's Hunger Walk kickoff dinner set for Sept. 13
• Former Mooresville residents sentenced for tax evasion
• Ex-cop faces assault charges
• Call to readers: Have a question for the candidates?
• Rabid cat turned Iredell family's life upside down
• Habitat members 'pay it forward' in Alabama
• Iredell Reads has North Carolina flavor
• Statesville man charged with rape, kidnapping
• Registered sex offender arrested for being on elementary school campus
• Crews gearing up for Iredell County fair
• Year-long resurfacing planned for stretch of I-40
• Maze Daze
• Maze Daze
• Year-long resurfacing planned for stretch of I-40
• Two charged with stealing mail
• Tarheel Realty II event to benefit schools
• Foxx gives low-cost clinics high marks
• Iredell Search and Rescue adds two new dogs to team
• MCC's Continuing Education aims to broaden horizons
• Rockin' for a cause
• Rockin' for a cause
• Call to readers: Have a question for the candidates?
• SPD seeks leads in theft of elderly woman's purse
• Local personnel were at the ready to help on coast
• Authorities probe death of 2-month-old
• Troutman's Humphrey gets I-SS assistant principal award
• COLUMN: The maddening, slow-paced ways of left-lane campers
• Iredell election season revs up
• Farm tour gives chance to taste rural life
• Iredell's unemployment dips
• Iredell residents question dropped cell calls
• Downtown comedy club closes
• Meals on Wheels in need of volunteers
• Authorities probe theft of air conditioning units
• Call to readers: Your memories of 9/11
• Police: Racing led to Simonton Road wreck
• Toyota West contest to aid schools
• MCC honors Joe Troutman for years of service
• Son inspires city couple to start Sunday school program
• $1,200 in gasoline stolen
• Students return for exciting first day
• Teachers and students are back to class
• Attempted murder charge filed
• Study: College dropouts cost state $7M per year in lost income taxes
• Authorities warn bridge-area trespassers
• Making the Cut
• 'Ballad of Tom Dooley' author to visit library
• American Renaissance moves into former ICYPC building
• Official: Iredell likely to escape Hurricane Irene damage
• Two Iredell medics charged with stealing radios
• Girl Scouts learn about safety around dogs
• Earthquake left Iredell residents stunned
• Back to School for Statesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Taking the school bus? Get to your stop early
• The Dangers of Homemade Tattoos - Part 1
• The Dangers of Homemade Tattoos - Part 1
• Kyle Busch says he's sorry, fined $1,000
• Earthquake felt in Iredell
• Lane closures planned on Interstate 40
• Purple Heart Homes Co-Founders Land on the Cover of TIME
• First-day anticipation not just for students
• South Carolina man dies in I-40 crash
• Pigs cause traffic woes on I-77
• He survived close calls over Europe
• Back to School rally attracts hundreds
• An Iredell EMS pioneer calls it a career
• High School football kicks off
• I-SS graduation rate increases
• Fundraiser to 'ease burden' of cancer battle
• Call to readers: Your memories of 9/11
• Man arrested for assaulting girlfriend
• Statesville veterans make cover of Time Magazine
• Fire department 'brotherhood' comes together to support widow
• NAACP prepares for Back to School Rally
• Local artist performs at Risto's Place
• Statesville High graduate had summer internship in Mongolia
• SCS students return for first week of classes
• Two file to run for Love Valley mayor
• Two charged in robbery at ATM
• Iredell to get another ambulance provider
• Students helping to grant veteran's wish
• First Zimmer layoffs set for October
• Streetscape 'moving well now' despite schedule setback
• Girl Scouts unite to help animals
• Maj. Gen. Mallory: Illiteracy a problem in Afghanistan
• No debate on emails, experts say
• Love Valley looks at life without founder
• MCC hosts first day of classes for fall semester
• Iredell commissioners keep emails under wraps
• World War II veterans honored on Spirit of '45 Day
• Documentary focuses on illegal immigration
• Love Valley salutes Barker's memory
• An uphill battle for some Iredell public records
• City man served across Europe in World War II
• Iredell food banks desperate to meet growing need
• A Warrior's Dance
• Statesville cyclist to ride for MS research
• Spin Cycle jugglers visit Harmony Library
• Local food banks struggle to meet demands
• Council candidates meet with Democrats
• MCC hosts annual student orientation
• Local artist's latest tool: iPhone app
• 31 Teams hustle, bustle in Davis Regional Amazing Race
• Iredell election fields are complete
• Call to readers: Living in a cell phone dead zone?
• McHenry talks debt, more during Mooresville stop
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• Crossroads Behavioral Healthcare set for merger
• Local athlete was good as gold in Pittsburgh
• McHenry to host town hall meeting tonight
• COLUMN: No Child Left Behind is leaving schools behind
• SPD, MCC train to protect students, faculty
• Nation's No. 1 song has Statesville sound
• Two tractors stolen in Iredell
• Local food banks need help
• Border woes are focus of Griffith documentary
• Men charged with racing in residential neighborhood
• Missing woman found
• Three teens charged in break-in spree
• Tax-free deals draw Statesville shoppers
• Sacrifices made in South Pacific held dear by Marine
• Barium Springs alumni share close bonds
• Revenue up at Statesville Fitness Center
• City activity center revenues exceeding expectations
• Spirt of '45 event to honor World War II veterans
• Rafter K Arena hosts weekly rodeo events
• Troutman Ride and Stride set for Sept. 11
• Criterium brings thrill of racing downtown
• Johnson gets another challenger in Ward 4
• Poll: NC voters unaware of their leaders
• Churches 'blessed' to spread word throughout world
• Free classes to boost job-seekers' computer skills
• Cross-Country team camps out, bonds
• Equine Rescue League fundraiser this weekend
• Iredell teen 'honored' by Vaughn award
• Airport resurfacing project nearly complete
• Troutman holds ceremonial groundbreaking on new park
• Probation officer dies in Iredell wreck
• Bike race to speed through Downtown Statesville on Friday night
• Iredell agencies offering dozens a Job Boost
• Event to benefit animal rescue groups
• Note to readers: R&L phone difficulties
• Event brings community, law enforcement together
• Private ambulance company seeks Iredell franchise
• National Night Out builds community bonds
• Bible study group combines fitness and faith
• Foxx, McHenry discuss debt ceiling votes
• Wrecks cause traffic headaches on I-77
• Iredell retailers prep for sales tax holiday
• COLUMN: Chautauquas brought culture to rural folks
• Unemployment ticks up in June
• Q&A: Bill Long reflects on banking career
• Trophy House Treasures owner proud of military service
• District maps get shakeup
• SMS aims for new image with upgrades
• SFD pays tribute to fallen firefighter
• Farm Bureau moving to Turnersburg Highway
• Iredell man to serve 30 years for rape
• Fox exposed five horses to rabies in Iredell
• Veterans outgrowing their downtown home
• First Baptist campers set for performance
• Veterans outgrowing their downtown home
• Alabama church members in town to build Habitat home
• City voters will have choice in three wards
• Mountain bikers take on local trails
• Strong messages sent during SIGI's fourth call-in
• Mountain bikers take on local trails
• Call goes out for area filmmakers
• City mulls charging fees to Internet cafes
• October primary forced in Mooresville
• Shepherd's Watch Summer Camp
• Fallen firefighters to be honored with Memorial Stair Climb on Sept. 11
• Concert to benefit building fund, music program
• Health department: Rabid cat serves as reminder about danger of stray animals
• Officials: Impact of FAA cutbacks minimal here
• Gordon family receives United Way award
• Iredell's tax rate 21st lowest in state
• Celebrated author explores story behind the soldier
• I-SS releases open house schedule
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Bentley Summer Day Camp
• Two file for Mooresville board seats
• Alert sent after cat found to have rabies in northern Iredell
• Ex-NBA player, girlfriend face felony charges
• Football coaches keep keen eye on temperatures
• Summer camp boosts kids' reading skills
• Four file for city council seats
• Strong winds cause outages in Iredell
• Four file for Mooresville offices
• Businesses foster good will through fundraisers
• Rally aims to give students, parents tools to succeed
• Burning Bright shines at Moxie's
• Local woman spreads hope about life with diabetes
• Filing for Statesville, Mooresville seats opens Monday
• Breadmaking at Fort Dobbs
• Veteran survived crashes, typhoon
• Gym's customers tired of sweating it out
• Paula Steele not seeking fourth council term
• Statesville Greenway's muddy mess not so easy to fix
• They've got the moves
• Four teens charged in break-in
• Second candidate joins Mooresville mayoral race
• Addie James' colorful life remembered
• SCS hosts summer concert series
• SCS hosts summer concert series
• Ward reconfigurations could lead to voting-booth confusion
• Kyle Busch's court date continued to Aug. 23
• BestSweet expanding again in Mooresville
• Speece marks 20 years with CHIC
• Food, shelter funding available for Iredell nonprofits
• Remembering Addie
• City residents can now pay utility bill online
• Gardening with kids
• Gray Street project gains approval
• Keadle targets Kissell in 8th District
• City residents can now pay utility bill online
• Freightliner in spotlight on 'American Trucker' TV show
• COLUMN: '60s songs left listeners 'All Shook Up'
• Downtown renovation on track
• I-SS to be featured in Education Lottery ad
• Joe Sinclair 'hooked' on marathons
• Mooresville doctor killed in Georgia plane crash
• Pilot's wish to return to skies granted
• Digital billboards debut in Iredell County
• Six 'Kiss the Cow' to benefit Iredell Habitat
• Marshburn: Space exploration will continue
• Local Army veteran a medal-winning athlete
• Troutman trail will be named after Mashburn
• Grant helps LIFESPAN start culinary arts program
• New director excited to tell story of Fort Dobbs
• First election filing period closes
• SHS varsity football condition with Zumba
• Man killed in moped accident
• New director hired for Fort Dobbs site
• Council OKs ward map
• 'I Get to Live'
• United Way gets ball rolling
• Students stay sharp with summer program
• Filings for small municipalities still slow
• Kids spend a week as junior zookeepers
• Fifth Street set for 'Christmas in July' fundraiser
• SCS offers cooking classes
• I-SS to re-submit waiver request
• Statesville, Alabama community unite for common good
• Ribbon cut at new Garfield Park
• McGuire to test sirens Wednesday
• Center Street closed tonight
• Statesville's Team Will raises nearly $31K for March of Dimes
• New Salvation Army leaders getting acclimated
• Federal court influenced city election format
• Center Street to close tonight, Tuesday night
• VIDEO: Girl Power
• Timmy Belcher: 'His spirit never wavered'
• 'Trophy' property up for auction in Iredell
• History continues to be unearthed at Fort Dobbs
• Officer embraces the challenges of police work
• Tim Belcher, 16, passes away
• 2,500 go without power in Statesville
• Mooresville day care fined, 3 workers fired
• VIDEO: Daveste Vineyards entertains guests during Thirsty Thursdays
• New Iredell animal shelter to open Monday
• I-SS absorbs $2.67M state cut
• Save-A-Lot slated for Forest Heights
• Man charged with stealing car, forklift
• VIDEO: YMCA prepares kids for upcoming Triathlon
• SFD veteran firefighters get 'invaluable' training
• I-SS submits waiver request to state
• Authorities seek information on mailbox, crop damage
• Workshop aims to help job-seekers find their niche
• Juveniles charged in boat break-ins
• 'A symbol for my people'
• Funding cut forces ICPYC to move
• Local author inspired by I-SS work
• Video: Hot weather, cool cars
• A call for World War II veterans
• New Iredell County Animal Shelter to open July 11
• Construction progressing on new Wayside Fire Department
• Baymount parade creative, unique
• Man drowns in Lake Norman
• Iredell Animal Shelter to close in preparation for move
• Thousands gather for Lowe's YMCA celebration
• New cafe to offer 'casual gourmet,' local artwork
• He served his country in South Pacific
• VIDEO: A Patriotic Sing-Along
• Troutman Independence Day parade honors veterans
• Fireworks show designed to 'wow people'
• Mooresville teen killed in accident
• Election filings off to slow start
• Foxx hears concerns about fuel prices, regulations during city stop
• Habitat's 'Kiss the Cow' contest under way
• I-77 lanes to shift Tuesday in Mooresville
• Parade, fireworks slated for Saturday
• Dispute erupts into gunfire
• Election filing season starts today for some
• Upper Room looks for boost from all-day concert
• Blackberry farm has been woman's passion since '80s
• City announces holiday garbage schedule
• Mooresville man pleads guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Man arrested in Mooresville tanning salon robbery
• Murder suspect jailed after being released from hospital
• Experts urge safety as fireworks sales boom ahead of July 4
• Kenneth Vaughn remembered as 'devoted' champion for Iredell agriculture
• Four arrested after 700 marijuana plants seized
• Parade kicks off weekend packed with holiday events
• Iredell homes damaged by storm
• 'Y' to host youth triathlon
• Lake officers step up efforts to halt impaired boaters
• Man charged in death of taxi driver
• VIDEO: Library encourages summer reading
• Reduction in force will save I-SS more than $2.5M
• Former North student found not guilty on assault charge
• Boating accident victim remains in critical condition
• Cab driver found shot to death
• Mail carrier saves home from fire
• SPD investigates death of cab driver
• I-SS can request waiver to calendar changes
• A call for World War II veterans
• New Statesville fire station to improve response times
• Downtown pet store to reopen as rescue center
• New Statesville fire station to improve response times
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• SCS plans summer classes, concert series
• Full weekend of Fourth fun awaits
• Statesville Fire Department's new station finally a reality
• Mashburn looks back on 23 years
• Couple weds over Skype
• Veteran did three tours in Vietnam
• VIDEO: Touring the new SFD Station Four
• Community comes together for families
• Salvation Army, Arts Council unite for fundraiser
• VIDEO: Breaking It Down
• Law enforcement agencies team up for hostage-situation training
• Police seek shoplifter who assaulted two employees
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• VIDEO: A look back in Iredell
• Central FD working to lower insurance rating
• I-SS forced to shuffle calendar
• California bottler to open Mooresville plant
• 'Praying for Jacob' weekend to benefit injured 5-year-old
• Statesville City Hall work on schedule
• Perdue vows to fight voter ID legislation
• Providencia breaks ground on $60M expansion
• California bottler to open Mooresville plant
• A call for World War II veterans
• County budget gets final stamp of approval
• VIDEO: Horsin' around at Baymount Acres
• Local students' work pays off as Perdue signs law
• Cool Springs FD event to benefit member battling cancer
• Annual Rutledge and Bigham Memorial Service is Sunday
• Kids revel in Boys & Girls Club camp
• Statesville man killed in motorcycle crash
• Scout collects record-setting haul for food bank
• Commissioners poised to approve budget
• Schools offer summer credit recovery
• Council approves first reading of redistricting amendment
• Woman arrested on burglary charge
• Customer helping BB&T teller battling cancer
• MCC receives 'exceptional' rating
• VIDEO: A Week In Review
• Veterans, longtime co-workers visit D.C. memorial
• 1961 Owls relive days on the field
• Mothers 'pulling too much of the load'
• Statesville City Council to vote on new ward map
• Chief has answered the call for 30-plus years
• VIDEO: Friday After Five
• Local YMCAs going under regional umbrella
• Records: Iredell 11th in forced sterilizations
• Marshal: Warehouse fire could have been prevented
• A call for World War II veterans
• Hold-up might be linked to others in area
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• SPD opens new substation at Walmart
• Video: Hundreds of dogs seized at suspected puppy mill
• Depot event to honor fathers
• Statesville man sought on sexual assault charges
• SMS student wins $20K scholarship
• Finding cause of massive blaze unlikely
• Parker blasts override
• Rafting boaters will have to move farther from shore
• DSDC trumpets efforts at annual meeting
• Parade planning hits home stretch
• Fire destroys vacant warehouse
• Academy of Excellence opens summer school to all students
• Highland Acres community raises concerns over problems
• Library's summer reading programs set to kick off
• PHOTO GALLERY: Graduation 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Mooresville murder still baffles, two years on
• Capital Correspondence
• 'Miracle' plane's fuselage passes through Iredell
• SHS graduate finds calling with EMS
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' plane passes through Iredell
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Labonte, pit crew visit Barium Springs
• Iredell commission to increase school funding, cut library spending
• Miracle on the Hudson jet to come through Iredell
• Students from Monticello, Pressly receive diplomas
• Central FD's new substation provides more coverage
• Truck driver dies in early morning crash
• Residents speak out against possible tax increase
• Statesville City Council debates unpaved streets
• Six Iredell graduations slated for Saturday
• Motorcyclist injured in collision with car
• Statesville City Council gives budget final OK
• Weekend tour to showcase city's finest gardens
• Troutman set to vote on $2.4 million budget
• Kindergartners celebrate last day of first year
• Brawley School Road traffic shift begins tonight
• Volunteers sought for Guardian ad Litem program
• City to redraw council districts
• North Iredell grad makes film directorial debut
• Cuts threaten site manager position at Fort Dobbs
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Statesville Fitness Center pool draws a crowd
• Iredell commissioners clash on budget
• Rally draws 1,500 to advocate for education
• A look back at the short-lived Iredell Speedway
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• School workers donate to Locks of Love
• I-SS scraps plan to overhaul elementary bus stops
• Two escape injury in I-77 rollover
• Man sought in weekend homicide
• New program gives teens hands-on job training
• Lawmakers get closer on state budget
• DSDC logo-finding contest under way
• Competition spurs gas prices in Iredell
• Fire Quiz Bowl coaches relish their roles
• Police identify man found dead in car
• Rescue Squad hopes trailer is a life-saver
• Police on lookout for peeping suspect
• Police warn of man posing as officer
• BB gun-toting suspect robs Statesville pizza place
• Iredell EMS finds man dead in car
• I-SS to rally for funding
• Woman hurt in wreck with school bus
• Cloverleaf students learn meaning of Memorial Day
• Veterans share experiences at East Elementary
• 'We have to defend our nation'
• Brothers weathered Great War together
• Twenty graduate from Statesville Christian
• Veteran played support role on Bayfield
• Statesville students bask in race shop tours
• Man killed in shooting at Third Creek Road bar
• Statesville chili-makers craft winning recipes
• MCC faces critical budget
• Fiddler's Grove festival keeps focus on family atmosphere
• COLUMN: Oakdale Club celebrates its 90th birthday
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Family honors generations of service
• $7 million awarded in wrongful death case
• School district leaders plead for funding
• A highlight-filled trip for Roy Jurney
• SFD recruits test skills in training blaze
• Vance sale to benefit tornado victims
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Student rabbi's Statesville visits coming to an end
• Salvation Army leaders leaving after 'great four years'
• Memorial Day events planned in Iredell
• Paramedics honored to take flight with veterans
• FROM THE TRACK: Keselowski wins pole
• Senate budget puts MGSD's future in peril
• Iredell leaders nix county pay raises
• SHA to offer free summer program for kids
• N.C. Senate reveals spending plan
• Rotary helps veterans' trip take flight
• Show car to be displayed Friday at ABC store
• Wildlife Commission confirms bear was killed in north Iredell
• Surplus food distribution times set
• Keith resigns from Visitors Bureau
• Auto Tech teams land in victory lane
• Democrats rally at annual Kennedy-Carter dinner
• Boys & Girls Club opens summer programs to non-members
• Kyle Busch cited for 128 in a 45 mph zone
• Two charged in theft of bus batteries
• Local World War II veterans visit national memorial
• Home Depot, Habitat pitch in to help woman
• Census: Iredell's median age increases
• WSIC hopes picnic will become a tradition
• Large crowd turns out for Relay
• Relay survivors celebrate life
• Young cancer survivor stays positive
• Survivor: Cancer 'hits hard'
• Commissioner doubts tax rate will hit 50 cents
• Statesville City Council OKs budget; no tax increase
• Iredell County manager recommends raising property tax
• Man kicked and stomped
• 'Party with a Purpose' to honor Bobby Allison
• Statesville council not sold on tax hike
• Iredell Commissioners OK 'nanny state' policy
• War dogs honored for their sacrifice
• Cancer survivor has new outlook on life
• Statesville church starts Run For God program
• Cancer survivor: 'It's a rude awakening'
• Theatre! Statesville to perform Smoke on the Mountain
• Statesville occupancy tax collections increase
• Statesville NAACP honors Woody Woodard and mother of the year
• Annual festival draws thousands
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Food program provides for those in need
• Community celebrates Weed and Seed program
• Radio show host proud of Navy service
• Hundreds of MCC graduates revel in 'exciting day'
• Thirty-five graduate from CCTL
• VPAC graduates a step ahead
• First responder has given decades of service
• Fundraisers planned for injured Iredell boy
• Statesville veterans ready for Flight of Honor
• Wheelchair-bound city woman hopes for new transportation
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• GED graduates cross MCC stage
• Fun, friendship for Iredell Special Olympians
• Landmark Church of God volunteers aiding tornado victims
• Mooresville Museum honors veterans
• ABC board releases budget proposal
• Troutman awarded $500,000 grant
• VIDEO: American Traveling Tribute
• Statesville man charged with multiple statutory rape counts
• Friends rally around woman who lost home, dogs in fire
• Two to shave heads for worthy cause
• Letter carriers' food drive is Saturday
• A call for local artists
• Dozens of barn quilts to be featured on Iredell Trail
• SPD patrol officers brush up on crime scene investigation skills
• Rotary Triathlon is Saturday
• Man dies in accident involving a pickup truck
• Dozens of barn quilts to be featured on Iredell Trail
• Brookdale Bagel's new owners: 'It's a family place'
• Dedication honors memory of slain girl, Dove House's services
• Two Iredell men help Alabama tornado victims
• Veterans Tribute Wall coming through Iredell
• COLUMN: Taxes were paid during Civil War
• VIDEO: Honoring Our Seniors
• Mark Lunsford: 'It doesn't get easier'
• Silence at home was deafening for Vietnam veteran
• Time is ripe for pick-your-own strawberry farms
• Newman Foundation reaches out to tornado victims and their pets
• Two suspects sought in convenience store robbery
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Let Me Run aims to strengthen boys physically and mentally
• City government tour an eye-opener for fifth-graders
• McClain honored as Shepherds FD turns 50
• Commissioners schedule special budget meetings
• Commissioners: Mashburn's replacement will 'fit right in'
• Teacher assistants likely to feel brunt of I-SS cuts
• Commissioners reject Health Department's request on bid issue
• Wreck clogs I-77
• Downtown concert series kicks off Friday
• Small-field soccer complex OK'd for Mooresville business park
• Small-field soccer complex OK'd for Mooresville business park
• Ron Smith to succeed Mashburn as county manager
• Merchant Metals collecting supplies for Alabama tornado victims
• Planners raze fourth home along Shelton Avenue
• Lowe's adds $500,000 to tornado relief
• A call for local artists
• Statesville City Council looks at proposed spending plan
• Politicians applaud bin Laden operation
• Iredell Museums, Third Creek Elementary team up for student project
• Jessica Lunsford's father to speak at Dove House event
• National Day of Prayer event set for Thursday
• Statesville Christian School golf tournament fundraiser set for May 24
• COLUMN: Olin school faced tough times in 1860s
• Salvation Army seeks summer camp sponsors
• Spending expected to be up this Mother's Day
• Mitchell Community College celebrates Iredell County's many cultures
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Korean War veteran served in the skies
• Troutman leaders talk budget
• Troutman to hold public meeting on ESC expansion
• Emergency officials trumpet importance of weather radios
• Guild to feature Millermoon art
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Iredell employment sees modest gains
• Church saved from dire financial situation
• Clubs unite for Blue Star tribute along I-77
• National Day of Prayer event set for May 5
• SFD Station Four nearing completion
• GOP women to take early look at party candidates
• Q&A: Longtime schools leader Poston talks education
• A roller coaster first quarter for GSDC
• Temporary shelters available
• Hazardous Waste Collection Day is Saturday
• Website aims to boost local chamber businesses
• Kennedy-Carter Dinner set for May 21
• Bunch-Johnson's Service of Remembrance set for May 30
• Troutman parade to honor Purple Heart recipients
• NCDOT: Work along I-77 comes down to safety
• VIDEO: Bubby the wheelchair-bound dog
• Faith in God turns woman's life around
• Bubby's journey
• New exercise equipment at Mac Anderson park
• PHOTO GALLERY: Watermark Church Easter Egg Drop
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Upbringing inspires career in law enforcement
• Grace Baptist Church delivers meals, love
• Gun pulled during dispute at Dunkin Donuts
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Bridge tournament to benefit Elder Center
• VIDEO: Larceny suspect is captured on surveillance video
• Program raises cancer patients' spirits
• Parker bashes NC GOP's direction
• Iredell County stands strong against child abuse
• Rotary program brings visitors from Turkey to Statesville
• Man sought on statutory rape charges is in custody
• Man sought on statutory rape charges
• Statesville residents voice disappointment in veto
• City council: General Assembly overstepping its bounds
• Five charged in home invasion, stabbing
• One killed, six injured in crash on I-77
• Group looks for community-wide wildlife support
• New farmer's market opening in Statesville
• Iredell County March of Dimes 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• COLUMN: Hundreds of Iredell veterans died in Civil War
• City Council to take closer look at pending legislation
• Jobless benefits uncertain
• One killed, six injured in crash on I-77
• Allison Woods events canceled today
• Spring Art Crawl puts artists in spotlight
• Foxx, McHenry back budget measure
• Iredell mortuaries honor valued volunteers
• Hospitalized teen in stable condition
• 'Eggstravaganza' postponed until Sunday afternoon
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Troutman board approves Eastern Heights annexation
• Aquatic therapy helps Iredell man walk again
• Nonprofit cuts ribbon at Depot
• Eighth-grader's vision a boon for Friends of the Animals
• Church celebrating 150th anniversary
• Egg hunts are out there for those looking
• Concert to benefit fledgling ministry
• Truck driver cited in wreck that snarled I-77
• Statesville teen struck by vehicle
• Injured Statesville boy gets support through fundraiser
• City man a finalist in NASA song contest
• Students unite for Global Youth Service Day
• Allison Woods hosting Living History weekend
• March for Babies set for Saturday
• Local Masons to hold fundraiser for children's home
• Holocaust play Friday at North High
• Elledge Group announces new partners, name change
• Crash shuts down southbound lanes of I-77 near Mooresville
• Statesville sisters' babies born 36 hours apart
• I-SS sets county funding request
• Students celebrate state-sport efforts of peers
• SHS teacher takes unique approach
• Charge against SPD officer dropped
• Attendees: America's Park a home run for Iredell
• Hospice honors volunteers
• Area leaders celebrate America's Park groundbreaking
• Donations needed at Barium Springs
• Family of injured 5-year-old amazed by Statesville's support
• Statesville families open homes to Ugandan children's choir
• 'Art and Salvation' benefit to create vintage treasures
• COLUMN: Life, baseball sometimes synonymous for Brendle
• COLUMN: Soap or consequences
• Spring Art Crawl is Friday
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Fort Dobbs lands $50,000 grant
• Statesville goes green for Earth, Arbor Days
• NC lawmakers say fairness key in re-drawing districts
• Iredell unemployment rate dips
• Nonprofit aims to halt child abuse
• Veteran cop finds inspiration every day on job
• Kids enjoy day of fun with fire department
• Realtors unite to give homes a fresh look
• Multi-vehicle wreck closes I-77 near East Broad Street
• ESC announces $9 million expansion
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• MCC holds annual awards convocation
• Reports of drugs, alcohol up in I-SS
• 22-year-old dog a longtime family friend
• Downtown business tax unchanged
• Providence United Methodist opens new sanctuary
• War for Empire this weekend at Fort Dobbs
• Mobile lab an eye-opener for students
• Man pleads guilty in '07 murder
• Hagan, Burr weigh in on budget
• I-SS sets next year's school calendar
• Gallyon Memorial to tee off April 16
• Sex offender sought by authorities
• Local teams unite in Relay for Life effort
• South High class helps Haitian girls
• Iredell Emergency Management opens shelter for residents without power
• SMS students enjoy foldable study guides
• Commissioners honor Iredell veterans
• Fate of 'Liberty' coins on hold
• Iredell battered by high-speed winds
• Accreditation panel says I-SS did 'very well'
• Council amends handheld-sign law
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Retired nurse dodged enemy fire in World War II
• Celtic music on stage Saturday
• COLUMN: Checking in with 'Mr. Baseball'
• Young musician chasing dream to New York
• Starrette's to close after 67 years
• Cool Spring volunteer sparks creativity in students
• Cancer survivor helping others
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Business owners worry about I-40 plans
• Handheld sign issue debated by city council
• Jason Little finds fulfillment in helping others
• ARS teams to show off problem-solving skills
• SFD honors two of its own
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Deal: I'm leaving Dove House on a high note
• G4G's new leader has knack for helping others
• Some city roads to run smoother
• MCC students show appreciation for scholarship donors
• Jackson says he won't be next county manager
• SPD officer, wife face assault charges
• Iredell health improves, study says
• Foxx says Obama hasty on Libya
• Bark for Life slated for April 9
• Event to benefit Equine Rescue League
• Search is on for Mashburn's replacement
• Harmony Elementary 'Literacy Lab' makes reading a joy
• Couple charged with abuse
• Crash closes eastbound lanes of Interstate 40
• Atkins formally announces candidacy for mayor
• Future of I-40 the focus of forum
• Man airlifted from scene of crash
• Woman charged with DWI in crash
• SPD probes two apparent scams
• Drug, gun charges for city man
• Collier declares mistrial in Bellamy case
• Three TVs taken from city business
• Expert on state's Jewish heritage to speak at MCC
• Three escape fire in historic downtown house
• Reminder: I-40 forum is Tuesday night
• Firefighters battle blaze at historic house
• Third Creek program gives students an early edge
• Local efforts to feed 125,000
• Market difficult for Iredell home builders
• Iredell's Hispanic population rises sharply
• Firefighter inspired by community spirit
• MCC moms provide inspiration
• West JROTC spruces up veteran's yard
• I-SS buildings to close on Fridays over summer
• Hill's baseball display a home run
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Puppies inspire students to read
• Late Iredell-based trooper honored
• Brewmeister's to open today
• Iredell Arts Council aims to be hot spot for culture
• Authorities warn about phone scams
• Deal to retire from Dove House
• Well of Mercy provides comfort, place to get away
• VIDEO: Well of Mercy
• Bridge to be named in honor of fallen trooper
• Students get inside glimpse of city departments
• Church, food bank team up to fight hunger
• Bellamy trial halted by evidence issue
• David Parker has strong words for state GOP
• Statesville resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Don't burn outdoors today or tomorrow
• Home Tour With History Of Simonton Family
• Iredell businessmen were in Japan when disaster struck
• Prosecution wraps up its case against Al Bellamy
• Group learning a joy at N.B. Mills
• Shoe Shame: 14 percent Of Women Hide Some Of Their Purchases
• Sex offender charged with accessing social networking site
• Council approves spending at wastewater sites
• Residents sound off on Libya action
• Bellamy trial: Original suspect testifies
• Brewmeister's to replace Hooters
• Statesville Historical Collection gets rave reviews
• Changes on tap for I-SS student meals
• Nuclear fears: Stay calm, Mooresville officials urge
• Downtown Statesville store to close its doors
• Pauly Shore to perform in Statesville on Tuesday
• Guardsman's legal experience was valuable
• COLUMN: A quick glimpse over the edge
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• COLUMN: Remembering the Jolly Sisters
• Zimmer to cease Statesville operations
• Bellamy trial: Defense questions plea deal
• Iredell jobless rate rises to 11.5 percent in January
• Davis Regional shows off new 'Special Delivery' area
• SPD chief committed to community
• Bus stops likely to change for I-SS elementary students
• Children's book character Clifford visits students
• I-SS board gets early look at budget numbers
• Iredell Museums set for biggest annual fundraiser
• Bellany co-defendant: 'He just kept firing'
• Top 8 delinquent tax bills total $568K
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Lowe's to donate $1 million to Japan relief efforts
• City: Crossroads Drive 'fell through the cracks'
• Bellamy trial: Man wounded in shooting testifies
• SHS hosts second Student Leadership Symposium
• Huckabee appearance sold out
• Retiree's love of produce and people shines at Jam Shack
• No nuke hazard here, officials assure
• Strip club doesn't thrill Mooresville commissioners
• Panthers president optimistic despite lockout
• Bellamy trial witnesses describe 'chaotic' scene
• Coddle Creek students encouraged to write on their desks
• Mooresville company donates pills to Japan
• Troutman planning map to be redone for Raleigh
• Coffee shop robbed at gunpoint
• Former school worker charged with embezzlement
• I-SS to establish specialized academies next fall
• Bellamy murder trial testimony delayed as juror backs out
• WORD ON THE STREET: Local fans getting giddy over March Madness
• Statesville City Council takes action on wastewater plant
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• Woodard found career in Air Force
• Burr urges party unity at Statesville dinner
• Iredell officer lives for the job
• College students spend spring break in Staesville
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Second Net aims to keep kids on right track
• Seven jurors seated in murder trial
• Michael Bills helping his church, setting example for youth with marathon
• City takes responsibility of Crossroads Drive
• Statesville man facing child sex crime charges
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• Iredell's Team Will is a standout fundraiser for March of Dimes
• WORD ON THE STREET: Possible tax hike has them talking
• City Hall renovation on track
• A rare certification for Iredell deputy
• Analysis: Shakeup of Iredell district map looms
• Elderly Walmart greeter charged with robbing fellow employee
• COLUMN: Time's '100 Ideas That Changed the World'
• COLUMN: A 'thank you' to math and science students
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• High fuel prices put pinch on companies
• Iredell leaders examine possible tax hike during retreat
• Community Day of Prayer draws more than 100
• Woodland Heights wins another Fire Quiz Bowl
• Policing is in SPD officer's blood
• Students show off their knowledge of iconic difference-makers
• City planner questions Statesville's population figure
• Compassionate Friends of Iredell gives support when it's needed most
• I-SS prepared for pay-to-play scenario
• VIDEO: Pet of the Week
• Hospital chaplains find connections with patients
• Statesville-Mooresville stays near top of Site Selection list
• Man faces sexual battery charges
• Juvenile charged in home break-ins
• Police: Couple stole purse in court
• Only in print: Crime Watch
• Students recognize Read Across America Day with special guests
• Retreat shed light on city's priorities
• Census: Iredell population grew 30 percent
• SPD warns of phone, mail scams
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Foxx gives stop-gap support
• Barn added to animal facility plans
• Nonprofit seeks to showcase local artists and musicians
• 10,000 cans will make a 'Big Difference'
• Red Cross provided family comfort after fire
• Cloverleaf students use Web-based tools to create projects
• Lake Norman actors set for a bigger stage
• Strong winds downed trees across Iredell
• I-40 robbery suspect now in custody
• West's JROTC cadets lend hand with veterans' home projects
• Authorities: Man crashed car, ran away
• Theatre! Statesville set to perform 'The Odd Couple'
• Event to benefit Friends of the Animals
• Purple Heart Homes Says 'Strengthen Our Military Families' Falls Short
• Heavy storm downs trees
• Tornado watch in effect in Iredell until 8 p.m.
• Iredell gardening experts share secrets
• PHOTO GALLERY: A Week In Review
• He served nation aboard hospital train
• COLUMN: Outer Banks and lighthouses, Part II
• THIS I BELIEVE: Find silence, find stillness, find answers
• COLUMN: Tell me, what was the flu shot for?
• COLUMN: Group keeps spirit of Morningside alive
• Downtown hit-and-run leaves traffic lights dangling
• Family celebrates official adoption of son
• SHA officers sworn in
• THIS I BELIEVE: Family can propel you onward
• Brand, roads are hot topics on Day 2 of city retreat
• National FFA officer visits North High
• Redmond leads busy civil division at Sheriff's Office
• Struggle with SPD officer results in attempted murder charge
• Local undercover operation leads to meth lab in Georgia
• Man sought in connection with I-40 robbery
• Man sought on statutory rape, indecent liberties charges
• City leaders talk bonuses, take rate during retreat
• Only in print: Crime Watch
• City man likely to face more charges
• Woman says she was robbed on I-40
• Man charged in backhoe theft
• THIS I BELIEVE: Take a chance and say 'yes' to opportunity
• Burr: Social Security needs 'bold' reform
• Upper Room going for fresh look
• Boys and Girls Club set for 'March Madness' event
• VIDEO: Precious pit looking for a home
• Residents speak out about water rate hike
• THIS I BELIEVE: Don't let fear keep you from embracing life
• Surplus food distribution times set
• City leaders to talk budget at annual retreat
• Man charged in string of break-ins
• West Iredell teacher arrested
• 'Life is precious'
• Iredell native, author to speak Thursday at MCC
• Martin Marietta granted plant permit
• I-SS explores merging Pressly, Monticello
• THIS I BELIEVE: A person of character stands up for what's right
• CCTL students receive MacBooks as part of new initiative
• Miracle baby survives despite the odds
• Atkins will run for Mooresville mayor
• Teen charged in weekend shooting
• Traphill man charged in factory break-in
• City unveils new tagline, logos
• Grace Baptist to host program for veterans
• Session on dementia an 'eye opener' for emergency personnel
• THIS I BELIEVE: All you need is a little love from family
• THIS I BELIEVE: Simple love can make the difference
• Race Street house could be razed
• I-CARE students get schooled on home weatherization
• SHS grad proud of service in Afghanistan
• Corn referendum set for Tuesday
• COLUMN: Beware the vacation, pull kudzu instead
• THIS I BELIEVE: On the road of life, dare to be curious
• COLUMN: Our Outer Banks and lighthouses are charming
• NFL player gives South students a pep talk
• Stabbing incident leads to charges
• Fire burns Fifth Street house
• CVB to spend $50K on marketing research
• Local chapter eyes YMCA of Northwest North Carolina
• Third Creek students follow their interests during monthly sessions
• Family ties produce lifelong love of service
• THIS I BELIEVE: Experiences help shape my self-discipline
• Homicide suspect now in custody
• Only in print: Crime Watch
• SHS drill team aims for elite competition
• Perdue's budget spares big education cuts
• Newly released faith-based movie shot scenes in Iredell
• Power Cross working to create its own field of dreams
• THIS I BELIEVE: Adversity can help shape who you are
• Majority see property values decline
• VIDEO: Lovable labs looking for a good home
• Traffic stop leads to major marijuana seizure
• Commissioners aim to speed up work on road
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Mills likes what he sees in budget
• SPD chief talks to Tara's Trace residents
• Y to host inaugural event
• Library events honor Black History Month
• THIS I BELIEVE: Set a strong example, give your best effort
• Towell takes over for Long at Yadkin
• Local man makes rare flight in hydrogen-filled balloon
• Deputies find 500 pounds of marijuana
• Woman sought in homicide case
• ARS program gives students a reading boost
• Risk for wildfires increases
• THIS I BELIEVE: Stressed? Find your Wonderland
• Mooresville teen facing sex offense charges
• Statesville Police investigating homicide
• I-SS axes corporal punishment policy
• Armstrong to 'idle' Statesville operation
• Parade planning under way
• Mooresville woman faces drug charges
• Tonight's Board of Commissioners agenda
• THIS I BELIEVE: Put others first, make your community better
• Undercover operation leads to two arrests
• Mooresville woman charged with heroin possession
• THIS I BELIEVE: Dancing can cure what ails you
• Iredell hospitals invest in heart-saving technology
• Beekeepers battle cold to keep hives healthy
• THIS I BELIEVE: Don't be a prisoner of guilt
• COLUMN: Save Nebraska, and keep your words to yourself
• Troutman to borrow nearly $2M for next phase of street project
• COLUMN: Two Ohio brothers had the 'right stuff'
• Mooresville man charged with six felony counts
• Multiple charges filed in car break-ins
• Woman starts library at Brian Center in father's honor
• THIS I BELIEVE: Find value in life by being kind
• MCC concert to benefit scholarship fund
• SPD officer inspired to help others
• Farmers market meeting to be held
• Goodin to lead Allison Woods Foundation
• Neighbors puzzled by Ace closure
• Four charged with setting fire
• Additional charges filed against Mooresville man
• Sinkhole poses risk, now who's going to fix it?
• Barium Springs grows to serve more children
• THIS I BELIEVE: Do you know you your superhero is?
• Two charged in fight after game
• 82-year-old beaten in attempted burglary
• Young Life Ministry reaching high school-aged set
• CCTL students give businesses a hand
• Contract postal unit at Ace store suddenly closes
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Troutman mayor says he would quit if he were Montgomery
• I-SS program educates on dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse
• Library offers help with taxes, computer skills
• THIS I BELIEVE: Help Iredell farmers by 'eating local'
• Iredell-Statesville Schools operating on two-hour delay
• Former NASCAR driver apologizes to stepmother
• Statesville man charged in January shooting
• Personnel policy for city workers gets update
• Council opposes state designation
• THIS I BELIEVE: Living each day like it's your last
• Three honored for their contributions to city
• Police use Taser at city bar
• Details bedevil state budget process
• THIS I BELIEVE: Have strong faith in what you believe
• Art Crawl applications being accepted
• Harmony man charged with rape
• Mom shares story to help March of Dimes
• THIS I BELIEVE: Passion for music strikes a mighty chord
• THIS I BELIEVE: Everything happens for a reason? I disagree
• Socialeyes helps businesses use social media
• Mom shares story to help March of Dimes
• COLUMN: Iredell's public schools begin
• Benfield remembered for service to country, community
• Forensic examiner has difficult, but crucial, job at Dove House
• Lakeshore Middle student wins back-to-back spelling bee titles
• Firefighter teaches others tools of the trade
• COLUMN: When it snows I carry a mule
• Chief: Fire Station 4 completion on track
• Police probe Internet scam
• THIS I BELIEVE: Pay it forward and make the world happier
• Eighth-graders get schooled on possible careers
• Traffic to temporarily shift on I-77
• Local churches taking nontraditional approach
• SPD officer, downtown shop are Main Street winners
• Langtree project gets jump-start with sale
• PRC a beacon of hope to nearly 1,500
• 'Best friends' go head-to-head in Special Olympics hoops competition
• THIS I BELIEVE: Greatness is bond between parent, child
• Three North Iredell men charged in break-in
• Mooresville man charged with multiple sex offense counts
• Woman compiling photos of Iredell's black veterans for book
• Investigation of break-ins leads to four arrests; another man sought
• Man faces numerous charges in Mooresville break-ins, fire
• Statesville hot-air balloon pilot part of Super Bowl festivities
• Man arrested after neighborhood drug probe
• Student charged after gun found in truck
• Teen charged with sexual battery
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: McHenry critical of FCIC study
• County workers to get emergency alert software
• THIS I BELIEVE: Just be honest
• 'Spell Well' set for Feb. 19
• Charges filed in break-ins, vehicle fire
• Five face charges in multiple break-ins
• Huckabee to speak in Statesville
• Lakeshore students learning the value of a dollar
• Auto Tech students learn about options
• Local Democrats revel in news of DNC selection
• Driver charged after deputies find drugs
• Troutman man faces drug charges
• THIS I BELIEVE: Do it with gusto
• Habitat, Arts Council to host another Birdhouse Gala
• Super Bowl: Something for everybody (or not)
• Two dentist offices hit by TV thief
• THIS I BELIEVE: Getting 'lost' is the best way to find yourself
• Software helps SPD spot crime trends
• Zahra Baker case turned over to district attorney's office
• Hamptonville man killed in ATV crash
• Mentors sought for new I-SS programs
• Shootings leave local law enforcement officers on edge
• COLUMN: Remembering the 'Howdy Doody' show
• Despite housing crunch, values largely flat
• A Week In Review - Photo Gallery
• Vietnam veteran's disillusionment slowly turns to pride
• Jail chaplains offer hope to those behind bars
• Parker looks to lead N.C. Democrats
• Committee aims to keep gangs out of Iredell schools
• COLUMN: Feeling alive and well in 18 degrees
• Firefighter learns lesson from friend's death
• Man injured in shooting
• All-county band concert is Saturday
• Man seriously injured in I-77 crash
• Newly opened Providencia announces $60M expansion
• Teen donates birthday gifts to Pregnancy Resource Center
• Local radio host sees 'Jesus as a healer'
• Christian Ministries a 'bridge' for those in need
• City man charged with car break-in
• Perdue optimistic on jobs outlook
• Providencia announces $60M expansion
• Saleeby: Tax increase for Troutman park unlikely
• Suspect sought in vehicle theft
• J.C. Penney to add 225 jobs in city distribution center
• Perdue to speak in city today
• Lowe's changing management model in stores
• 'The Faith Experience' opens Friday at Iredell Museums
• Saleeby: Tax increase for Troutman park unlikely
• Harmony man facing statutory sex offense charge
• Retraining lab is a little-known gem for the unemployed
• Chamber honors its own, trumpets 'Leader in Me' during annual banquet
• Mooresville's All-America City bid put on hold
• CircusFit gets Woodland Heights students moving
• Commissioners get required ethics training
• Group to talk school safety
• Bank robbery suspect still at large
• NC's quarterly jobs report mixed
• Success Institute students take novel approach to learning
• Tough choices ahead for NC legislators
• Neighbor alerts police to suspicious person
• Photo of bank robbery suspect released
• Streetscape work begins
• Ahead of Obama's speech, residents weigh in on nation's state
• Iredell forecast calls for cold rain
• MCC to kick off Writers Series
• BB&T branch robbed at gunpoint
• Roadside trash pickup total here: 47,535 lbs
• LNHS puts artistry on display
• Litter pickup's total here: 47,535 pounds
• I-SS board approves Saturdays as make-up day
• GSDC campaign raises $934,000
• COLUMN: Early Iredell schools, Part II
• 'This I Believe' returning for February
• 'American hero' honored for bravery in Afghanistan
• Veteran's service spanned three wars
• Ths Week in Iredell - Photo Gallery
• Attempted murder suspect faces additional charge
• Burr has hope for repeal of health care law
• Foundation awards more than $73K in grants
• MGSD students will go to school on a Saturday
• Mooresville mayor's job inquiry deemed 'improper'
• LNHS cheerleaders are national champs
• United Way risks falling short of fundraising goal
• Auto Tech to host career fair Feb. 1
• Perdue says she's against privatization of liquor sales
• Fire destroys Iredell home
• Northview Church members unite to help pay mortgage
• Economist tells GSDC 'things are getting better'
• Revaluations: Early appraisals 'flat'
• SPD to host citizen's academy
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Foxx, McHenry back law repeal
• Statesville man charged in vehicle break-ins
• Two students face charges
• Mooresville man gets weapons charge
• DA's worthless-check program ends Friday
• Queen of Hearts Pageant to benefit Iredell Heart Association
• SCVB considers visitor analysis
• Board says bridge will stay
• Statesville Christian School students take advantage of Winterim
• Troutman park now hinges on N.C. grant
• Red Cross seeks blood donors
• CCTL to host open house
• Purple Heart Homes seeks to help disabled veterans
• Work set to commence on City Hall
• Deputies probe armed robbery
• Relay for Life set for kickoff event
• Key theme of annual King Breakfast: Work together
• Snow days shorten I-SS exam schedule
• Cremations on rise in Iredell County
• Cooperative Extension to hold pruning workshop
• Korean War veteran: 'I'd still do it again'
• Foxx says she won't alter security measures
• Troutman street project gets contractor
• Make a Difference Day: Volunteers give back
• Federal tax return forms won't come in the mail this year
• Chamber of Commerce selling downtown office building
• COLUMN: Early Iredell schools, Part I
• This Week In Iredell - Photo Gallery
• City stands against liquor privatization
• City rules for signage, trailers loosened
• Oyster roast benefits nonprofits
• Former paramedic now serves as deputy
• COLUMN: Snow reminds me of the beach
• Mayor nixes GSDC rental of City Hall
• 19-year-old charged with kidnapping
• ARS students raise money for various causes, celebrate with Snow Ball
• MCC honors those who have made a difference
• Fifth Street is 'here to help' homeless
• City announces holiday garbage pick-up schedule
• I-SS announces makeup days
• Sheriff's Office donates tactical vests to Wilkes
• I-SS schools closed Thursday
• Mooresville dealership is Chevy's Southeast sales champ
• Schools remain closed, roads stay slippery
• Towing companies answering the call
• Iredell farms keep busy despite cold, snow
• 'Spell Well' set for Feb. 19
• Crisis Intervention Program applications being accepted
• Some IB students will get alternative diploma
• Snow and ice prompt more closings and delays
• Troutman board briefing rescheduled
• Statesville City Council meeting postponed
• Send us your winter fun photos!
• Iredell County offices closed on Monday
• Iredell-Statesville, Mooresville schools closed
• SPD officers to wear cameras
• Events planned in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• PHOTO GALLERY: Story Time at the Library
• City to honor long-time employee
• Gunshots lead to charges
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Tips to keep and meet your fitness resolutions
• COLUMN: New book tells story of old U.S. 21
• Combat medic saw worst of war
• Fort Dobbs director resigns
• Statesville mayor: City's long-term outlook is good
• Iredell officials bracing for storm
• Deputies use Taser on Statesville man charged with sex offense
• Masons hold annual blood drive for ARC
• Fire damages home in city
• Sergeant: Public service is 'in my veins'
• COLUMN: It's over, so button your pants
• Montgomery e-mails called 'private' matter
• Sheriff: Mom charged after deputies find moonshine
• Smith likely to become next town manager in Mooresville
• I-CARE has served Iredell for nearly 50 years
• LNHS robotics team going to regional competition
• Church participates in annual Daniel Fast
• GSDC could be bound for City Hall
• Purple Heart Chapter to meet
• Public advised not to eat certain bass, catfish from Catawba River
• Have a question for the mayor? Let us know
• Relative: Zahra died of natural causes
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Steele says she won't seek re-election
• Iredell unemployment rate jumps
• Harmony family flees burning home
• Mooresville man faces statutory rape charge
• City man charged in theft of Jesus statue
• Man charged with sexual assault turns himself in
• Davis Regional updates its mission statements
• Crime mapping leads to arrest of break-in suspects
• Raiders football coach resigns
• Two arrested in string of break-ins
• Poll: Voters favor elimination of EOG's
• Have a question for the mayor? Let us know
• Man jailed on two counts of statutory rape
• Mooresville man charged with statutory rape
• Two men charged with stealing baby Jesus from nativity scene
• Iredell Hospice ready for changes in Medicare rule
• County will maintain Troutman park
• Dual Immersion advocates say program gives students an advantage
• Window treatment seminar to benefit charity
• Sheffield-Calahaln lowers insurance rating
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Elisa Baker says Zahra died Sept. 24
• Mooresville town manager resigns
• Grant will help Monticello VFD fight wildfires
• Briefcase stolen from car; reward offered
• Ex-employee charged with stealing from restaurant
• Photo of shoe-theft suspects released
• Shots fired into Statesville home
• Firefighter files lawsuit over VFD pension fund
• Day of Dance to spotlight heart health
• Boys & Grils Club starting program to help teens succeed
• New book tells of Stoneman's 1865 raid on Statesville
• Families plunge into 2011
• Iredell's first baby of the New Year
• Children's Homes of Iredell County earns state award
• Lake Norman State Park ranger heads to Morrow Mountain
• COLUMN: Put down the chain saw, gather yourself
• Annual Masonic blood drive set for Friday
• Group: Make school safety a priority
• I-SS program helps students choose career paths
• Local church leaders give their advice for 2011
• St. Peter's Anglican welcomes new rector
• SHS principal writes article for national education publication
• Optiglass moving headquarters to city
• Hickory man charged with armed robbery
• Man charged with stealing brass fittings
• Last suspect in Barbone murder case sentenced
• Mooresville man charged in armed robbery
• Hickory man charged with robbing Statesville man at gunpoint
• Local man charged with stealing plumbing fittings
• Clock ticking on charitable donations for 2010 tax return
• Boy makes holidays brighter for families, pets
• Bar owners: A year later, smoking ban not a problem
• Providencia considers expanding city facility
• Statesville branding efforts move forward
• City sanitation workers keep busy in days following Christmas
• Exchange/SCAN wins $35K grant
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Bill Redman remembered by family, friends
• Progress made on new Iredell animal shelter
• Send us your snowman photos!
• Community celebrates Christmas at Fifth Street
• Production problems delay Sunday delivery
• COLUMN: Some Christmases of yesteryear
• COLUMN: The dreaded holiday conversation
• Testaments of Faith: Part V
• Hydrail's local efforts get a boost
• Yokefellow uses donation to help families in need
• MCC offering trip to Costa Rica
• Testaments of Faith: Part IV
• Forecast: A white Christmas in Iredell
• Neighbors speak out against possible road closure
• Testaments of Faith: Part III
• Iredell deputy facing charge
• Fire academy graduates know value of teamwork
• County confirms 13th case of rabies this year
• Testaments of Faith: Part II
• Police still seek leads in attempted bank robbery
• Mayor trumpets city's feats in 2010
• Testaments of Faith: Part I
• Holland Building featured on city ornament
• Grinch snatches Christmas decoration from retired couple
• Man tries to rob Mooresville bank
• Program sparks success for teens
• Gas prices put pinch on holiday travelers
• Sweet Thing Bakery whips up holiday treats
• COLUMN: To the Alamo, and then home
• Gift distribution makes holiday merrier for hundreds
• Coming Sunday: A look inside Sweet Think Bakery
• Annual Shop With a Cop program benefits nearly 80 kids
• SPD seeking grant for new investigator
• COLUMN: 'A Christmas Carol' -- what happened afterward
• Tax volunteers needed
• 'Miracle on East Broad' benefit is Sunday
• Nonprofit to hold medical supply drive for children overseas
• Ohio State students in Iredell for Habitat renovation
• Deputies probe theft of check card
• SPD welcomes new canine Czar
• Iredell-Statesville Schools on two-hour delay
• Deputies: Teen charged after coming to school intoxicated
• Family still trying to grasp tragedy
• Przasnyski left no clues before shots were fired
• Thorlo honored for its donations to military
• Foxx, McHenry skeptical of tax plan
• State park offers winter programs
• Business briefs
• Iredell-Statesville Schools closed
• Area under winter weather advisory
• Troutman boy collecting supplies for animals in need
• NAACP leader says cuts in education need to stop
• Guardian ad Litem program seeks volunteers
• SPD officer, estranged wife dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Deputies dig up septic tank to recover drugs
• Napalese girl rises above tragedy
• COLUMN: SIGI sees early success
• Mooresville rescue squad hands out top honors
• Man arrested on break-in charge
• Children find human remains
• Sentences handed down in federal court
• Submit your child's letter to Santa
• Skeletal remains found near Statesville quarry
• COLUMN: A visit to Roswell, N.M.
• Statesville parade rolls on despite weather
• Power Cross brings holiday joy to boys, families
• Orienteering course created at Stumpy Creek park
• Ryan Newman raises awareness
• Mooresville man charged with indecent liberties
• Man tries to rob Mooresville bank
• Fundraising ramps up for Troutman park
• Mooresville man facing rape charge
• Local Red Cross chapter restructuring
• ARCS students help to feed the hungry
• One lane of I-77 closed
• Mayor to recognize Vikings' sensational football season
• SHS alums set Salvation Army record
• Monticello honors firefighters
• ACE team deputy arrests man for heroin, marijuana possession
• Student arrested on disorderly conduct, drug charges
• Man faces drug charges after undercover operation
• Toys for Tots in dire need
• Racing community rallies for local children
• Commission considers permits, incentives
• Attempted murder suspect located in Troutman
• CCTL student's projects aim to bring holiday joy
• COLUMN: Arizona, here we come
• SPD shuts out competition in Guns vs Hoses
• Girls on the Run go the distance
• A 'magical' night for Downtown Open House
• SPD vs. SFD charity football game is today
• Traffic will shift on I-77 in Mooresville
• Abandoned Mobile Home Grants available
• Rutledge & Bigham presenting annual Holiday Remembrance Program
• COLUMN: Santa, thanks for the e-mail
• What local employers are looking for
• JobsNOW program helps people re-enter workforce
• SHS class of '68 goes for kettle record Saturday
• New York man charged with impersonating officer
• Girls on the Run to host 5k Saturday
• 'Snuffy Smith' cartoonist visits Saturday
• City to consider pursuing HUD grants
• Annual Victorian Tea Parties benefit United Way
• Emergency responders test themselves with mock airplane crash
• Kewaunee profits down in second quarter
• Church Christmas events portray story of Jesus
• Submit your child's letter to Santa
• Mother, son face drug charges
• Holiday Open House set for Friday
• Items taken during vehicle break-ins
• Ex-band booster club officer charged with embezzlement
• Fire Academy students get a taste of the real thing
• All-star Wigginton speaks to Third Creek students
• Owner of Old Davis says he has plans for site
• Barium Springs seeks support for Christmas
• A modest drop in Iredell unemployment
• Submit your child's letter to Santa
• Late councilman remembered as 'a great man'
• Gracie Boutique hopes to add 'sparkle' to downtown
• Sentence handed down in Barbone murder case
• Wreck leaves family searching for answers
• Plane crash drill is Thursday
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Warrants: Elisa Baker gave details of Zahra's dismemberment
• Submit your child's letter to Santa
• Troutman's plan for park hits funding phase
• Lake Norman applauded for theater program
• Squad purchases new extrication tools
• MCC to present holiday programs
• 'Luminary Holiday' to benefit Purple Heart Homes
• Origins Holdings moving division to city
• COLUMN: Fun, freaky festivals abound in U.S.A.
• Shopping small pays off for local businesses, customers
• Tricks for picking the perfect tree
• Auditor reports on Iredell's finances
• Local shoppers flock to stores for Black Friday deals
• COLUMN: Lying for Dummies -- a short course
• Fellowship, food plentiful at Fifth Street meal
• Free Thanksgiving dinners today
• Shelter set for big meal
• County could close portion of Garden Valley road
• Mom calls daughter's rescue, recovery 'a miracle'
• Suspects sought in robbery
• Piedmont Mediation hopes new exhibit will educate parents
• Girls on the Run to host 5k on Dec. 4
• Food distribution times set
• Statesville Jewelry & Loan opens Troutman location
• 'Special operations' talks die on board
• I-SS braces for more cuts from state
• Family says ancestors buried below apartments
• Event nourishes bodies, souls
• Thanksgiving holiday garbage-collection schedule announced
• Lonely Children's Fund goal: $25K
• SHS alumni hope to break Salvation Army kettle record
• Loan help available for victims of October storm
• COLUMN: On to Custer, Cody and Yellowstone
• Proceeds help family of toddler
• Witnesses: Cars were racing before wreck
• Electronics stolen from home on Brookshire
• Backpack stolen from car at shopping center
• Chief: Urn was likely stolen for scrap value
• Teen sought in shooting is arrested
• Thanksgiving holiday garbage collection schedule announced
• Stop texting and give thanks this holiday
• Transportation Museum to offer train rides with Santa
• Loan help available for victims of October storm
• Boy Scouts to hold Christmas tree sale
• Winter program slated for Fort Dobbs
• Fundraiser will benefit cancer-stricken teen
• Food pantries are feeling the demand
• Fellow registers of deeds bid Bell farewell
• City code amendment makes it easier to tear down abandoned commercial buildings
• Scheme targets restaurants across country
• Three-vehicle crash critically injures one
• Depot turns 100
• I-SS high schools show academic growth
• Professor: Research campus will benefit farmers
• Identity thief gets 45-month sentence
• 'Snuffy Smith' cartoonist to visit library
• Master Gardener applications being accepted
• Trail-building clinic this weekend at state park
• Attention Readers: Are you a strategic Black Friday shopper?
• VA informational program Friday in Statesville
• "We love Zahra"
• Currier: Signage laws need closer look
• Annual report card issued for I-SS
• 'Dancing' event nets $66K -- before bills
• Majority has Foxx, McHenry excited
• Miss Statesville Program pageants Saturday
• North High putting on Madrigal Dinner
• SHS hosting 'Brook Across the Sea'
• "We love Zahra"
• Elisa Baker told police Zahra was dead, where evidence could be found
• Two charged in attempted break-in
• Man who saved stranger's life says he's no hero
• Council likely to approve contracts for projects
• New restaurant hopes to reach out to community
• EnergyUnited unveils new solar farm
• DAR preserving history, one veteran at a time
• 'Dancing with the Iredell Stars' deemed a success
• COLUMN: Westward once more
• Two Virginia men face drug charges after traffic stop
• I-SS to outfit buses with GPS tracking systems
• Veterans were served on Veterans Day
• COLUMN: The stoning of the telephone man
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Bone, DNA confirm Zahra Baker is dead
• Missing Teen Girl
• Grace Baptist to host artist behind Muslim self-portrait exhibit
• Third Creek Baptist to host program honoring veterans
• Big stage nothing new for 'Iredell Stars' judges
• MCC thanks veterans in ceremony
• Rotary district sends Iredell veterans to World War II memorial
• Ministry lets kids find a 'best friend' on Mooresville ranch
• Traffic stop leads to felony drug charges
• Two face charges in apartment break-in
• Teen wounded in shooting
• Be a Santa to a Senior program seeks volunteers
• Purple Heart Homes to get CNN exposure
• Fifth Street Ministries makes plea for holiday meal donations
• Veterans organization honors students for fundraising initiative
• Investigation leads to multiple charges
• COLUMN: Should register of deeds be an elected position?
• Ceremony at West celebrates selfless acts of our veterans
• Untreated sewage discharges into Lake Norman
• Man charged with breaking into stores, stealing cigarettes
• Misdemeanor child abuse charge filed
• Purple Heart Homes Provides Home Modifications for Aging Veterans
• Sentence dealt in fatal hit-and-run
• Third Creek students to raise money for program by selling art
• IB students won't receive diplomas in 2012
• Nichols sentenced for his role in Barbone murder
• Woman arrested on breaking and entering charges
• Man charged with stealing copper wire
• Keadle seeks more oversight on sheriff's budget requests
• PumpkinFest brings boost for downtown merchants
• Guns vs. Hoses set for Dec. 4
• New Iredell Arts Council director to bring whole-county focus
• Keadle's term on commission coming to an end
• A real smash
• 'Change your clock, change your batteries'
• Raiders Battalion ready for inspection
• World record effort falls short
• China Grove museum began in a filling station
• Thousands expected to attend Pumpkin Fest
• Griffith hopes to bring new outlook to board
• Community members talk to SMS students about achieving their dreams
• Woman killed in early morning fire
• COLUMN: Deadly fire at sea leaves indelible mark
• NC election officials say voter turnout is steady
• Commissioners' race yields no surprises
• Incumbent Redmond trumps two challengers for sheriff post
• McCall defeats incumbent Bell
• Foxx, McHenry are landslide winners
• Crowd taunts as Baker evicted
• Bone recovered in Zahra Baker case
• Only one convicted in Outlaws biker gang case
• Groucho's attempts to break world record Friday at Statesville versus West Iredell game
• Cocaine, marijuana seized during search
• Greenway section officially opened
• Barium Springs adds ASU nonprofit
• Community unites to spark ideas for better education
• On Election Day, GOP flexed its muscle in Iredell
• Hotel owner has big plans for renovation
• Two new books would make nice Christmas gifts
• Annual Boy Scout food drive nears
• Iredell voters set to cast their ballots
• Cooperative Extension to host food safety course
• Tax volunteers needed
• Statesville man faces rape charge
• United Way Victorian Tea Parties coming up
• I-SS school nurse named best in North Carolina
• Board of Equalization and Review to hear appeals
• Three pitch in to fix problematic pothole
• Don Wall feted at retirement party
• Council votes to apply for streetscape bonds
• Hager sentenced to 11 years in prison
• Three Miracles: Part One
• Report: Politicians could better use social media
• Three Miracles: Part Two
• SPD makes arrests in vehicle break-ins
• Hard work pays off for SHS JROTC team
• One arrested, one sought in shooting, robbery
• Ride of a lifetime for local teacher
• Woman faces robbery, assault charges
• Taking flight
• Survivor speaks out on near-fatal abuse
• Three charged in Mazeppa Road break-in
• Pot hole sparks confusion, complaints
• Crowds 'steady' so far in early voting period
• Iredell commission candidates speak at forum
• Back on the road: Topeka, Kan.
• Hager enters plea in murder case
• VFD using stipend for sprinkler demonstration
• Fungus hurting city's trees
• Sons of Confederate Veterans work to return marker to city
• Firm bids $1.9M on city hall renovations
• Election notebook: Campaign spending modest
• Man faces child abuse, drug charges
• Giving chase
• Suspect sought in vehicle break-ins
• Memorial service to be held for teacher
• Downtown packed with Trick-or-Treaters
• Teen balloon pilot creates his own remote-controlled versions
• Deputy injured in crash
• Murder trial testimony begins
• Former employee faces theft charges
• Testimony focuses on cause of death
• Detectives, family never gave up on justice for Celeste Fowler
• Local Red Cross donations to benefit troops
• Northview to collect items for charities
• Midway Wicked Woods
• More farmers using donkeys to protect the herd
• Man says family pet was taken by unknown animal
• Council approves public hearing on projects
• LIEAP applications start in November
• Note: Downtown trick or treating
• Trunk or Treat
• Firefighters to honor their own
• Program addresses feral cat problem
• 'Greatest Generation' pilot to be reunited with great warplane
• Firefighters plan events to honor their own
• Second Net hopes to bring state hoops tournaments to city
• Big Shotz hopes to fill a 'totally different niche'
• Iredell Commissioners' pay low for state
• Memory Walk raises funds to fight Alzheimer's
• That is when they really talk to you
• Halloween attraction at fairgrounds to benefit animal charities
• Salvation Army overhauls gift distribution program
• EnergyUnited customers see another rate drop
• Man charged with stealing from mother
• Traffic stop leads to charges
• Kenyan choir to sing in Statesville
• Son charged with stealing from mother
• Leland man faces drug charges
• Oakdale Baptist raises funds for music school in Rwanda
• Probe into fatal crash continues
• Hundreds of voters cast ballots as One-Stop opens
• YMCA board member: Barium Springs location 'needs a life jacket'
• Johnson keeps city council meeting streak alive
• Northview student wins grant to help Harmony Elementary
• Mills Meats puts focus on growing healthy herd
• State to hold local hearing on surface water discharges
• 17-year-old charged in Mooresville home invasion
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• Alzheimer's Walk this Saturday
• 5th District hopefuls have little common ground
• Jury panel completed for murder trial
• Iredell companies' growth recognized
• Month-long effort draws attention to dangers of domestic violence
• Lights on Afterschool event slated for Oct. 21
• City man struck, killed by vehicle
• Early voting opens in Iredell
• One killed in early morning crash
• NASCAR Tech students injured in fire
• Health department to hold flu clinics
• Man faces felony drug charges
• Fledgling Kidney Coalition hopes to raise awareness
• Iredell board likely to stay all Republican
• New program gives young students renewed focus
• Funeral homes to sponsor information fair
• Remaining Vance items to be sold Friday
• Pancake Jamboree to benefit Masonic charities
• Gallyon, Mitchell face off for Williams' seat
• County studies future of ICATS
• Creating a Barn Quilt Trail in Iredell
• Child safety seat check to be held Wednesday
• On the road: New Madrid, Mo.
• Shop relocating to clock tower building
• Elderly man faces sexual assault charge
• Teen faces sexual assault charges
• Troutman man taking ministry to Uganda despite kidney disease
• Tutoring program a win-win for students and teachers
• ICATS hears public pleas for better service
• False tax rumor had leaders working phones
• 'Old Rebel' belongings up for auction
• Democrats say they're 'fighting mad'; dedicate new building
• Woman struck, killed on U.S. 70
• Locals hope to cash in on personal 'treasures'
• New DSS director's salary approved
• Free weight management classes
• 'Worst house' gets a second life -- for now
• Statesville woman leads Livestrong in NC
• New DSS director's salary approved
• McHenry: The time has come for new leaders
• Residents give their take on city 'brand'
• MCC celebrates completed renovation project
• Senior Expo a hit for attendees, businesses
• Early voting gets nearer
• After 70 years, 'best friends' still going strong
• Getsinger to be feted by East Carolina Alumni
• Grants available for tobacco farmers
• BalloonFest seeks volunteers
• Woman goes to Congress in fight against disease
• City man set to return from flood relief efforts in Pakistan
• Chick-fil-A fundraiser to benefit Sherrill
• Commissioners dispel revaluation rumors
• Iredell County's $100K list
• County manager is eighth-highest paid in state
• On the road with Judy and Molly
• Applications being accepted for Crisis Intervention Program
• Statesville man helps with flood relief
• Sources: Smith is new DSS director
• Challenger criticizes current register of deeds
• Police probe store break-in
• Checkpoint nets 67 charges
• City to host public meeting on branding effort
• Fundraiser to benefit Sherrill family
• Senior Democrats host party's candidates at fundraiser
• $158K seized during traffic stop
• Men charged with felony theft
• Seized money will return to rightful owner
• Three fire departments lower their insurance ratings
• Grant money an added bonus for Trinity
• Queen of Clubs Pageant is Saturday
• McHenry to speak Tuesday in Mooresville
• Thread Trail survey online
• Thread Trail survey online
• Thread Trail survey online
• IMH volunteers earn Five Star Award
• Annual Hunger Walk slated for Saturday
• Manning named new R&L advertising director
• Suspects sought in armed robbery of Family Dollar
• Woman charged with stealing from employer
• Man faces drug charges in multiple counties, including Iredell
• Testimony continues in assault trial
• Hospice leader asks for new bed designation
• Fort Dobbs set for annual Trade Faire
• Court Hogan is new morning voice at WSIC
• Charges against bondsmen dismissed
• Ex-mayoral candidate sentenced to prison
• I-SS to host "Birds, Bees and Beyond"
• VFW essay deadline Nov. 1
• Local Mason recognized on state level
• City woman arrested on dog fighting charge
• I-SS athletes balance academics, sports
• Blaze damages vacant house
• Testimony begins in trial of former NFL player
• Advocate for disabled trumpets clients' rights
• Area residents victims of scam artists
• Hiddenite Day draws a crowd
• Fallen Iredell soldier honored
• Novelty motorcycle helmets a serious risk
• 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'
• Man faces charges in car break-ins
• Town's in a 'beautiful position' with parks money
• Town's in a 'beautiful position' with parks money
• 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
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• Code officer recalls entering 'worst' house
• Teasers owner: Strip club getting a major makeover
• Police probe armed robbery of pizza shop
• Lake Norman High School band asked to perform in London parade
• Discarded cigarette likely led to blaze
• Copper pipes stolen from churches
• Branding officials to visit city next month
• Woman opens dance studio to 'build a sisterhood'
• Fundraiser to feature Haitian dance troupe
• Annual NAACP health fair set for Saturday
• Three sought in church break-in
• Iredell Community Concert Association to open season with Pandolfi
• He's a champion for chess
• Board gets update on upcoming Iredell revaluation
• ICATS to hold public forums for input
• Fort Dobbs supporters raise $500K for project
• Northview students celebrate tolerance through art
• Council OK with moving substation
• North Middle comes up short in world-record attempt
• State coin show coming to Hickory
• Three sought in church break-in
• 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
• 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
• The Dare Stones: Hoax or history?
• Book honors Abigal Tsumas
• Officials to stage plane crash drill
• Vigil to honor youngest victims of abuse
• Hundreds attend Statesville Lifewalk
• Why businesses are settling in Downtown Statesville
• Fundraisers planned for 3-year-old
• Diverse group of artists, attendees enjoy Fall Art Crawl
• Soldier with local ties laid to rest
• Smiles abound when clown ministry's around
• 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
• Where kids can be kids
• More tons of trash
• Complaints about drug activity lead to search, arrest
• Nearly $97K seized during traffic stop
• Woman seriously injured in crash
• 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
• Fort Dobbs to make use of familiar IMH tree
• Man, woman hurt in crash remain in critical condition
• 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
• MI-Connection town hall meeting to be held Sept. 21
• 66K gallons of sewage spill into Mooresville creek
• Of family, friends and faith
• Catawba Big Sweep set for Oct. 2
• Clyburn and Bigham schedules memorial service
• Two seriously injured in Interstate 77 crash
• Man faces indecent liberties charge
• Three charged with trafficking ecstasy
• Two charged in archery business break-in
• Two wanted on Virginia warrants arrested near Mooresville
• Canine is SPD's latest addition
• Groucho's looks to break world record at Pumpkin Fest
• Service members to be honored tonight at high school
• Volunteers take sting out of library cutbacks
• Kids of all ages find fun in fair's amusements
• Sentencing phase starts after Ramseur found guilty
• Purple Heart Homes aids disabled veterans
• Man charged with sexual offense involving 4-year-old
• Rabbitown tradition in need of support
• Vance Hotel to open for sneak peek of sale items
• Sept. 11 remembered during community event
• Church classes explore to spiritual side of finances
• Catawba basin faces complicated, uncertain future
• Attorneys make their arguments for sentence
• Local resident flies to Pakistan to help flood victims
• Middle School students make most of new MacBooks
• Fort Hamby: Bushwhackers in the backwoods
• It's all fun and games for fair workers
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection set for Sept. 25
• A 'sense of urgency' for recycling in Mooresville
• Teens linked to theft of four-wheelers
• All-America City bid gets town's formal OK
• Jury recommends Ramseur serve life in prison
• New fireboat adds to VFD's lake protection
• The military -- our service center
• South Iredell grad killed serving in Iraq
• There's fun in getting lost at new corn maze
• Soldier remembered as 'one of the good ones'
• Ramseur sentenced to life in prison
• Commissioners to hold revaluation briefing
• Habitat of Iredell celebrates 25 years of building hope
• Hansens entertain fair crowd with 'great show'
• Statesville man charged with assaulting a child
• Man killed in apparent domestic dispute
• Deputy injured in scuffle with shooting suspect
• Officials cut ribbon on new Grace Park
• Board of Commissioners alters meeting schedule for fall
• Holyfield to students: Follow your dreams
• DSS, Board debate salary rules
• Shepherd's Watch helping Iredell youth
• Statesville artist wins photography contest
• Man shot during robbery
• Statesville man faces charges following chase
• Chicagoland Speedway to open NASCAR's 2011 Chase
• Today's calendar
• I-SS shows gain in ABC results
• Man shot during alleged robbery attempt
• Jury selection slow in capital case
• Chase results in crash, charges
• Dusty Rhodes retires from Iredell Arts Council
• Ex-assistant manager arrested in Dairy Queen robbery
• Critical year for five I-SS schools
• For some business owners, road work a necessary evil
• Storms spark fires, down trees in Iredell
• So far, four jurors selected for murder trial
• Two face felony drug charges
• Volunteers Needed
• Veterans Job Fair in Statesville, NC on Nov. 13
• Carolina BalloonFest
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• 3rd Annual RibFest
• 3rd Annual Rockin RibFest
• 3rd Annual Rockin RibFest
• Laura John and Jodi John
• Southeastern Regional Show - Breed Survey - Club Trial
• Folk Artist Theresa Gloster
• Kids Talent Show
• CrossRoads Pumpkin Festival

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