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LETTER: Hospital is a great move for Lake Norman area
Last week’s news that Carolinas HealthCare System plans to build a 66-bed behavioral health hospital in Davidson is welcomed.
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The View from Statesville enjoyed run
They say that all good things must come to an end, and we've discovered that it's true.
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Are you spending your time on matters that are important?
Years ago, one of my favorite pastors taught me about discerning what is urgent and what is important.
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WSOC weatherman thanks community for support
I want to thank those of you who have supported me during my 16 years doing morning and noon weather reports for WSOC-TV in Charlotte.
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The answers to problems facing America is spelled out in the Bible
Greed is America's problem and has been for a long time. America was once a nation that honored and trusted God.
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Letters: The readers write
Autistic children should beincluded in missing 'alerts' I am seeking help from North Carolina grandparents of autistic children and anyone who truly cares about children.....
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Letter: Act of kindness was not repaid in kind
My 20-year-old daughter works at a local restaurant. After she finished her shift on a recent Saturday night, she was making a purchase at the cash stand with her discount card (35% off).
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Criticism of superintendent was not factually based
I am writing in response to Tuesday's guest column by Paul Klaene. There are several issues with the assumptions drawn by Mr. Klaene that need to be clarified.
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Nepotism policy questioned
I believe that Iredell-Statesville Schools' Superintendent Terry Holliday's hiring of his wife, as an administrator, was possibly a violation of the district's nepotism policy.
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Commissioners should not hinder residential growth
With a great deal of interest, I read the article titled "I-SS: New schools not on horizon." I have to applaud Superintendent Terry Holliday, his staff and our county commissioners for the efforts over the past eight to 10 years in planning for the growth of the student population.
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Letters the the Editor
Today's letters to the editor from the Mooresville Tribune:
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Letters to the Editor
Here are today's letters to the editor from the Mooresville Tribune.
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor from Friday's Mooresville Tribune.
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Government can't borrow it's way out of recession
Faith in free markets has been eclipsed by fear and calls for a quick fix. Those of us who still hold to free-market solutions have either been shut out of public debate completely or marginalized by having our arguments deemed no longer relevant.
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President-elect has chance to deliver on campaign promise
President-elect Obama promised to bring "openness and transparency to government" throughout his campaign.
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Letter to the editor: Here's a logical way to help our economic health
I have lived in Mooresville for two years now. During that time I have seen and heard many stories about highway congestion, commuter rail, hydrogen trains, long empty manufacturing facilities (mills), power plant construction concerns, air quality issues, loss of manufacturing jobs, downtown Mooresville revitalization efforts and hopes to develop the area as a leader in alternative energy technologies.
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Letters to the Editor: Our readers write
Here are today's Letters to the Editor from the Mooresville Tribune:
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Election will have lasting impact on younger generation
I can't vote because I am not 18 years old yet. If I could vote, I would be voicing my opinion in every single election, never forfeiting this precious right I have as an American.
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Honor those who gave all
Twenty-five years ago, on Oct. 23, 1983, at 6:22 a.m., terrorists drove a large delivery truck loaded with 12,000 pounds of TNT into the lobby of the barracks where some 300 American Marines slept and detonated the explosives. The explosion crumbled the four-story building, killing 220 Marines and 21 other U.S. service members while they were sleeping.
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Keep digging for the truth in government
Well done! Thank you, Tribune, for your integrity and tenacity to tell the story of what is going in our town. This is just what we need in a small-town paper.
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Barack Obama would not be good for our country
When are people in this country going to wake up see the truth about Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama?
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