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Statesville NAACP celebrates successes, notes challenges
Statesville’s NAACP chapter celebrated a year’s worth of accomplishments while also offering a nod to 78 years of hometown history and 103 years of national existence during the annual Freedom Fund and Awards Banquet Sunday.
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Local food vendors inspire loyal followings
Underneath a brightly colored umbrella parked near the Kangaroo gas station on East Broad Street is a familiar face to Statesville’s hot dog lovers.
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North Iredell students to present 'Fiddler' this week
North Iredell High School’s traditional end-of-year musical, set to run four days this week, will feature the dramatic talents of elementary, middle and high school students.
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Project Lazarus seeks volunteers to help stem prescription drug overdoses
The organizers behind Project Lazarus are looking for volunteers to help spread the word about preventing prescription drug overdoses.
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'Aaliyah is a fighter'
The contrast could not have been more apparent. Strong men in leather jackets, riding powerful machines. And tiny, delicate and beautiful Aaliyah.
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Carney excited about first full session in Raleigh
State Sen. Chris Carney still has several hurdles standing between him and another term in Raleigh – most notably a July 17 run-off with Lincoln County optometrist David Curtis.
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Dog pain free following stem cell surgery
Just a few months ago, Susie Wiberg’s newly adopted dog, Douglas, couldn’t walk without pain.
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Bost's memories of WWII dangers, cold still sharp
C.M. Bost took part in some of the most intense battles of World War II, but he said he did nothing heroic.
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COLUMN: Remembering Chad Wooten
In these Sunday R&L columns I have written about some of the people who have called Iredell County home.
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COLUMN: The simple past may be the way forward
At a produce stand in a small town in the Blue Ridge Mountains, I bought an armful of sweet potatoes and some blueberry jam simply because the seller, sitting on a small stool, was a stunning blond-haired beauty who happened to be Amish.
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Relay for Life of Statesville kicks off at fairgrounds
Her hair length is barely measurable and her immune system has surely taken some hits, but Cindy Floyd’s smile may never have been more telling than it was as she did laps around the midway at the Iredell County Fairgrounds on Friday night during the local version of the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life.
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Statesville officers carry the torch for N.C. Special Olympics
N.C. Highway Patrol Sgts. Kelly Stewart and Brian Owenby ran more than 10 miles Friday afternoon, all aimed at helping a cause supported by law enforcement officers from across the state.
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Truck loaded with deli meat stolen, employee charged
A Statesville man was arrested in Concord, charged with stealing a truck loaded with deli meat.
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Statesville man charged with robbing truck driver
A Statesville man was arrested Wednesday evening shortly after robbing a truck driver at a business on Northside Drive, police said.
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Iredell new business names: May 6-11
The following persons registered for assumed names in the Iredell County Register of Deeds office from May 6-11.
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Iredell real estate transactions: May 6-12
The following deeds were filed in the Iredell County Register of Deeds office from May 6-12.
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Rainfall a welcome relief for Iredell farmers
Field crops sprung back to life and drought conditions in Iredell County improved thanks to the heavy rainfall earlier this week.
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West Iredell senior teaches autistic children the game of life -- and soccer
Ever since he could first walk, Kody Sprinkle has loved soccer.
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'America's Got Talent' winner performing Sunday at SHS
Landau Murphy Jr. has performed to sold-out audiences in places like New York and Los Angeles — and on Sunday, the 2011 “America’s Got Talent” winner will take the stage in Statesville.
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County facing serious overcrowding at Iredell County Jail
Iredell County commissioners held their first round of budget discussions Wednesday night and, so far, found little to carve away.
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Flame of Hope to pass through Statesville Friday, May 18
Statesville police officers and troopers from the N.C. Highway Patrol will be pounding the pavement today in support of the N.C. Special Olympics.
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Ice Cream Shoppe to celebrate 60 years
A sweet spot in West Statesville will celebrate its 60th anniversary this Saturday by turning back the clock to when it all began.
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Storm blows circuits, power restored to most customers
UPDATEThursday’s afternoon storm wreaked havoc on Statesville electrical system – at one time, 4,000 customers were without electricity in a widespread power outage caused by two separate incidents.
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Crime Watch: May 10-16
The following is a list of those arrested on felony and driving while impaired charges from May 10-16 in Iredell County.
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Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys 63 newspapers, including R&L
Media General Inc. today announced that it is selling 63 newspapers, including the Statesville Record & Landmark, to Berkshire Hathaway Inc. for $142 million.
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