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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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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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I-77 wreck snarls traffic
A couple from South Carolina escaped injury in a crash that slowed traffic along Interstate 77 Wednesday afternoon.
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Thieves steal donation bucket from Statesville store
The Statesville Police Department is looking for the man who took a donation bucket intended to help a child with muscular dystrophy.
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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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Relay for Life of Statesville gets under way Friday
The annual American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life is often viewed as a fundraiser, which it certainly is.
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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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Proposed Visitor's Bureau budget aims to sell Statesville
Before approving the 2012-13 Statesville Convention and Visitors Bureau budget, board members want a system in place to measure the effectiveness of spending additional money on sales and marketing.
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Statesville man arrested on break-in, theft charges
A Statesville man is facing several breaking and entering and larceny charges after authorities said he took heating and air conditioning units from rental properties.
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Community briefs: I-77 ramp to be closed in Statesville
The N.C. Department of Transportation will close the entrance ramp from East Broad Street onto Interstate 77 northbound in Statesville because of erosion along the banking of I-77 near the ramp.
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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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COLUMN: What moms-to-be don't know
I have a few friends who have recently announced pregnancies. As I chat with them, and they ask for advice, I can’t help but think of my own dive, face-first, into what is the most wonderful, exhausting, trying and beautiful time of my life.
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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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Failed break-in reported at Statesville Food Lion
Someone apparently tried to break into a local grocery store through the roof, police said.
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Statesville burglar steals coins, laptop, purse and more
The Statesville Police Department is investigating a break-in in which Canadian coins and other items were taken.
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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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Statesville man charged with identity theft
A Statesville man was recently charged with identity theft after authorities said he fraudulently used another person’s credit card to make several purchases.
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Education briefs: Bill Moose honored by MCC
Mitchell alumnus and retired instructor William “Bill” Moose was named this year’s Mitchell Distinguished Alumni award winner.
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Community briefs: Statesville Branch NAACP Mother of the Year crowned
The winner of the 2012 Statesville Branch NAACP Mother of the Year competition, Christy M. Steele, was sashed and crowned April 29 at American Legion Post 217 in Statesville.
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I-SS board honors Keith Williams for service
Iredell-Statesville Schools Board of Education member Keith Williams said goodbye to the Iredell County Government Center’s meeting room for the last time as a public servant Monday.
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U.S. News & World Report ranks SHS 11th-best public school in N.C.
U.S. News & World Report named Statesville High School the 11th best public high school in North Carolina in the magazine’s latest rankings of the best high schools in the nation.
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Statesville teen faces gun charge
A 19-year-old was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and underage consumption of alcohol after police responded to a report of shots being fired in the 200 block of East Broad Street late Friday night.
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Statesville man faces child sexual assault charges
A 33-year-old Statesville man is facing three felony child sexual assault charges after an investigation by the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office.
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