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Iredell's proposed budget shows increase in education spending
Education spending accounts for 44.6 percent of the first draft of the 2012-13 fiscal year budget that was presented to Iredell County Commissioners by County Manager Ron Smith this week.
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Group plans Statesville protest of deer killings
As they filed back into session Wednesday in Raleigh, state legislators were greeted by a protest of the N.C. Wildlife Resource Commission’s (NCWRC) method of killing illegally held deer.
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Stolen laptop leads to charges against two
Two people were arrested in connection with a Yellowstone Lane break-in.
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Iredell County unveils $160.5M budget
Iredell County commissioners got their first look at the next fiscal year’s budget Tuesday but did not comment on the matter at their regular meeting.
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Carney discounts opponent's endorsement in N.C. Senate 44 race
District 44 state senate candidate Chris Carney on Tuesday brushed aside Karen Ray’s endorsement of his runoff opponent, saying her support was never sought anyway.
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N.C. Democratic Party Chair David Parker's popularity prevails
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Folks at a specially called North Carolina Democratic Party State Executive Committee (SEC) meeting Saturday were using biblical terms to describe what happened here regarding party Chairman David Parker.
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Mooresville man charged in break-ins, fraud
The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office has charged a Mooresville man with breaking-and-entering and fraud.a $2,500 secured bond.
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Iredell's pink fire truck makes TV debut
On Monday night, about two-dozen people gathered at Landmark Church of God on East Broad Street to watch the premiere of the Velocity Channel’s focus on a Mooresville-based truck-customizing business, Outcast Kustoms, and its efforts to transform a retired Lake Norman Fire Department truck.
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Shrine football classic coming to Mooresville
After years of traveling, the Oasis All-Star Independent Schools Shrine Classic football game hopes it has found a home in Mooresville.
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Mooresville Food Lion robbed
Two men robbed a Mooresville-area grocery store at gunpoint Saturday night and one of them fired a shot into the ceiling of the business.
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Iredell restaurant inspection scores: May 7-11
North Carolina Public Health restaurant inspections in Iredell County, May 7-11.
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Fallen officers will be remembered Tuesday in Mooresville
Law enforcement officers who have died in Iredell County will be solemnly saluted Tuesday when the Mooresville Police Department conducts its second annual memorial ceremony for fallen officers.
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Face-to-face campaigning was the key, Brawley says
Barring an enormous write-in upset in November, Robert Brawley is returning to Raleigh.
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More than 300 awarded diplomas during MCC's curriculum graduation
This year's Mitchell Community College curriculum graduates were encouraged to look out for the greater good of the community as they move forward in life.
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Ray throws support to Curtis in senate race
Three days after being eliminated in a contentious primary campaign, state senate candidate Kay Ray has thrown her support behind her biggest rival’s opponent.
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In Iredell GOP primary, biggest spenders fell short
Iredell County Board of Commissioners candidates discovered this week that dollars spent on campaigns do not necessarily translate to a victory at the polls.
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Iredell new business names: April 29 to May 5
The following persons registered for assumed names in the Iredell County Register of Deeds office from April 29 to May 5.
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Iredell real estate transactions: April 29 to May 5
The following deeds were filed in the Iredell County Register of Deeds office from April 29 to May 5.
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Mooresville man charged with interfering with flight crew
A Mooresville man was arrested Thursday afternoon in Boston after interfering with a US Airways crew, police said.
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Iredell primary winners exhale after tough campaign season
If all three Republican candidates who survived Tuesday’s Iredell County Board of Commissioners primary win again in November’s general election, the net change will be that of David Boone replacing Frank Mitchell.
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Carney turns focus to run-off
Iredell County residents who think they might be suffering from election fatigue following a contentious and even controversial primary election will get a short respite before being asked to gear up for round two: July’s run-off elections.
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Iredell's pink fire truck to be featured on TV show
Since it was unveiled a couple months ago, the former fire truck destined to become a fundraising vehicle for women’s cancer has been featured at several events.
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Abandoned trailer burns in early morning fire
Several area fire departments from Mooresville, Shepherds, Troutman and Wayside responded to a structure fire Tuesday morning, at 115 Prairie Lane in Mooresville around 1:39 a.m.
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Robertson, Griffith, Boone advance in GOP primary
Republican primary winners finally breathed a sigh of relief as voting machine problems in some Iredell County precincts caused candidates to sit on pins and needles until nearly 11 p.m. Tuesday night as election results trickled in.
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In race for Superior Court Judge seat, Gullett and Mendaloff advance
The race to determine who will take the Superior Court bench in place of the late Chris Collier will up for grabs in November and the results from Tuesday’s primary look like current Assistant District Attorney Lynn Gullett will face local attorney Alex Mendaloff.
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