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VIDEO: Budweiser Clydesdales make pit stop in Mooresville
The brewer's signature horses were on full display in southern Iredell County on Wednesday.
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Fire damages pool clubhouse in Mooresville
The pool clubhouse at a Mooresville-area development was heavily damaged by fire Wednesday afternoon.
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Harmony officials decry rally, say 'we live in peace'
It is ironic that the name of the town in which a Ku Klux Klan group chose to hold a cross-burning rally is Harmony; to those who live in the town, it’s unfair.
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Pump station relief on the way, but not right away
For years, sudden and hard rains have overtaxed a sewage pump station near the Mooresville Golf Course, causing it to spill tens of thousands of gallons of untreated sewage into a creek.
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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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Mooresville proposes 3-cent tax hike
Mooresville property owners will see a three-cent tax rate hike during the coming fiscal year -- equivalent to $45 on a home worth $150,000 -- if town commissioners approve the proposed 2012-13 town budget.
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SAVING SKATZ: Horse rescued from Mooresville ravine
Jackie Rummage stroked the muzzle of her beloved stallion, Soul Seeker Skatz, and grinned as friend Howard Overcash teased her about the horse being like her baby.
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VIDEO: Scenes from the Race City Festival
Scenes and music from this year's Race City Festival in Mooresville.
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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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VIDEO: 2012 Fallen Officer Ceremony Part 2
A continuation of Part 1 of the 2012 Mooresville Police Department Fallen Officer ceremony. Chief Carl Robbins made a few remarks and the program concluded with a rifle volley along with the performance of the ceremonial tune Taps.
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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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New MI-C agreement would alter towns' formula of risks, rewards
Mooresville commissioners on Monday will consider a change to the MI-Connection agreement that lessens Davidson’s financial commitment while increasing Mooresville’s profit potential – as long as the cable company gains subscribers.
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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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VIDEO: 2012 Fallen Officer Ceremony Part 1
The Mooresville Police Department held its second annual Fallen Officer Ceremony for those officers who have died in the line of duty in Iredell County. The annual event is held every May 15 during National Police Week. Along with the reading of the nine officers names who died in the line of duty, awards were presented to officers within the Mooresville Police Department.
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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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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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Mooresville Tribune among newspapers purchased by Buffett group
RICHMOND, Va. -- Media General Inc. today announced that it is selling 63 newspapers, including the Mooresville Tribune, 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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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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Second sewer overflow sends 2,500 gallons into Mooresville creek
A second sewer overflow in three days spilled about 2,500 gallons of untreated wastewater into a Mooresville creek.
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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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Arts, music, food: It's festival time again!
Downtown Mooresville will be the area’s cultural and arts center this weekend, when thousands of people converge on Main and Broad streets for the annual Race City Festival.
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No new leads in Mooresville Food Lion robbery
Detectives had no new leads Tuesday as they attempted to find the men who robbed a Mooresville Food Lion store at gunpoint Saturday night.
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Fifty years of loyalty
A company man for most of his life, Alfred Egenberger was recently honored for his 50th year of service at Michael Weinig, Inc., a Mooresville woodworking machine sales and service business.
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