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Campaign promotes safety on water, roads
This year's campaign "On the Road, On the Water - Don't Drink and Drive" campaign hopes to raise awareness and keep drivers safe both on the road and the water.
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Mooresville businesses among LN Chamber finalists
Two Mooresville businesses are in the running for the 2012 Small Business of the Year award, to be presented Thursday by the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce.
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Work begins on new crafts, home décor store
Construction has begun on Mooresville’s newest retailer, a 55,000-square-foot Hobby Lobby store.
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Langtree closes on loan, will begin construction
Developers of Langtree at the Lake say they have closed on a federally-backed financing package that will allow construction to begin immediately on the proposed apartment/retail project.Citizen Center as collateral.
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Prickly Pear moves to location on Lake Norman
For the past nine years, the Prickly Pear has been one of downtown Mooresville’s hotspots for fine dining.
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7 arrested at protest at Marshall power plant in Catawba County
Seven protesters were arrested Thursday after chaining themselves to a railroad track just north of Duke Energy’s Marshall Steam Station. The protesters wanted to stop a train carrying coal to the steam station, which uses coal in its production of energy.
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VFD hopes to restore a piece of its history
The Mt. Mourne Volunteer Fire Department wants to team up with the community to restore an important piece of their collective history.
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Free clinic expands its service area
The Mooresville-based HealthReach Community Clinic, which provides free medical care to low-income people, is expanding its service area to all of Iredell County.
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This Friday, help Mission fight hunger
Spring is typically a slow time for food donations, leaving hunger-fighting organizations with limited resources and their clientele vulnerable.
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Spray Park to debut April 28 at 'Y'
The community is invited to grand opening ceremonies April 28 for the Ebert Family Foundation Spray Park, the final phase of Hope Park at the Lowe’s YMCA.
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Bluegrass festival Saturday in Denver
The 12th annual CC Spring Fest Bluegrass Festival will be held Saturday at the Cross Country Campground in Denver.
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Area Olympians gather for a Special occasion
Participant Brianna Reed couldn’t control herself. She showed up at the Special Olympics of North Carolina’s Lake Norman chapter’s games ready to compete.
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McGuire sirens to be tested today
Sirens located around McGuire Nuclear Station and the Lake Norman area will be tested today at approximately 11:50 a.m.
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Early voting to start April 19 in Iredell
Long before the polls open May 8 for primary elections in Iredell County, voters will have an opportunity to cast their ballots.
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Toll lane options for I-77 need public's input
If you’re a frequent driver on Interstate 77 between Mooresville and Charlotte, your thoughts about the highway’s future are in demand.
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Home fashions discounter to open in Mooresville
HomeGoods, a discount home-fashions store, will open April 22 in Winslow Bay Commons in Mooresville, the company announced Wednesday. The 25,000-square-foot store will be the fifth in the Charlotte area.
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Sale of The Point could close on Thursday
Officials of The Point Lake and Golf Club say they anticipate closing the sale of the club to Donald Trump on Thursday.
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Rotary revs up for road rally
Reigning champions Daniel and Stephanie Richart of Mooresville will be looking for challengers to their title at Saturday’s annual Lake Norman Road Rally.
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I-77 widening should be top priority, chamber says
Mooresville’s business leaders have joined the ongoing campaign to encourage the state to widen I-77 all the way to Statesville.
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Shooting class proving to be a popular one for women
Mooresville massage therapist Rena O’Connell didn’t think handling a gun would be her cup of tea, but now she says she feels “confident” and thinks “it’s a lot of fun.”
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Catawba Riverkeeper leaving
Catawba Riverkeeper David Merryman is leaving his post to become an environmental scientist in Maryland, the nonprofit Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation announced Wednesday.
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Education of boat renters is goal of new lake committee
Improving safety among people who take rental boats out onto Lake Norman is the aim of a new Lake Norman Marine Commission committee.
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Langtree's other 'options' surprise commissioners
After taking strong public criticism of their proposed plan to provide $7.5 million in financing to the Langtree at the Lake development, some Mooresville commissioners were miffed Friday to discover that Langtree apparently did not need the financial help, after all.
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Controversial Langtree plan likely to end today
Mooresville commissioners are likely today to halt a proposed plan to publicly finance $7.5 million in roads and sewer infrastructure at Langtree at the Lake.
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County confirms second case of rabies
Iredell County’s second case of rabies in 2012 has been confirmed.
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