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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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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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Former Iredell resident speaks out against the Klan
Former Iredell resident speaks out against the Klan.
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70 year-old couple skydive
To celebrate their 70th birthdays, Tom and Connie Cash wanted a unique experience, something the two had never done before.
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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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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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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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UNC Chapel Hill students cross the state promoting coexistence
The R&L caught up with three UNC-Chapel Hill students who made their way through Statesville Wednesday evening dribbling soccer balls as part of their "Kicking Across Carolina" campaign. On a mission to cross the state of North Carolina Ahmad Saad, a Muslim, Dylan Simel, who is Jewish and Sasha Seymore, a Christian promote the peaceful coexistence between children of different religions in war-torn countries through the united love of soccer. Follow their travels at kickingacrosscarolina.com, @KickingAcrossNC on Twitter and on Facebook at Kicking Across Carolina
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9-year-old breaks out his best moves for concert
Lucas Coombes, 9, shows off his best moves during the kick off for the Piedmont HealthCare Friday After Five summer concert series.
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Mooresville Takes On Lake Norman
Mooresville battled Lake Norman in the final game between the two teams of the regular season on Thursday night. Mooresville seniors were honored by the fans, coaches, and teammates during the senior night celebration.
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From the farm to the classroom
Students from 12 local elementary schools learned about plants and animals at the first Wake Up to Agriculture Day at the Iredell County Fairgrounds.
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Loch Norman Highland Games
Music and scenes from this year's Loch Norman Highland Games at Latta Plantation.
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Welcome Home Escort for Marine Cpl. Garrett Carnes
Hundreds of Mooresville residents gathered in downtown Friday night as Patriot Guard Riders from Virginia and North Carolina escorted Cpl. Garrett Carnes into downtown Mooresville for a "Heroes Welcome Home" ceremony on April 20. The 22-year-old Marine was injured while serving in Afghanistan in February after an IED exploded causing him to lost parts of both legs. He is currently receving treatment along with physical therapy at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, MD.
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A Night On The Titanic
Epic Chophouse in downtown Mooresville transformed its upper room into a first-class dining experience aboard the "Titanic" Saturday night to mark the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the ship.
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Pine Lake Preparatory Mock Wreck Part 2
Continuation of Pine Lake Preparatory's Mock Wreck. Rescue workers continue to treat and remove victims of the scene until it is cleared. A final account from junior Megan Halbedl, Mooresville police, and a Mooresville Rescue Squad member on the dangers of distracted driving was given after the mock wreck demonstration.
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Pine Lake Preparatory Mock Wreck Part 1
Several students in the senior drama class at Pine Lake Preparatory participated in a “life-like” mock wreck last Friday morning. Fellow classmates watched rescue workers go through the motions to safely get the “crash victims” out of the car. This is the second year the school has been awarded grant monies for the school’s Project Ignition campaign, a campus-wide campaign that aims to educated students about the dangers of distracted and drunk driving. The student led campaign is overseen by junior Megan Halbedl, who will be using the research from the campaign for her senior project. This year, the program is geared toward all three schools on the campus. Assisting with the mock wreck were the Mooresville Rescue Squad, Mooresville police and fire departments, two Iredell County coroners and Empire Towing who supplied the wrecked vehicle.
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Introducing the Stroke Robot at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
Lake Norman Regional Medical Center welcomes its newest tool, the RP-7 robot. When a patient enters the hospital exhibiting signs of a stroke, the robot will conduct a Skype-like call to contact stroke experts at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. The patient can see the Wake Forest physician on the screen mounted at the top of the robot and with the help of a LNRMC ED or CCU RN, the doctor will be able to assess the severity of the stroke by monitoring the patient's reactions and suggest treatment options. LNRMC hopes that the robot will be able to diagnose stroke victims more quickly and easily. Hospital staff is currently being trained on the RP-7 and the robot will be put to use in May.
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Mooresville's St. Patrick's Day Parade
Local residents lined the streets of downtown Mooresville on Saturday to see the first St. Patrick's Day Parade in roughly 20 years.
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Living the Good Life Health Fair
A glimpse into the Living the Good Life Health Fair held on March 7 at the Charles Mack Citizen Center. Visitors were able to discover local assets in the health care industry they may not have previously known about.
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Unveiling of Pink Fire Truck
Onlookers check out a pink fire truck Sunday which was donated by the Lake Norman Volunteer Fire Department and "tricked out" by Outcast Kustoms to raise cancer awareness throughout Iredell County. The truck, named "Patricia" in memory of the mother of an LKNVFD member, will be displayed at Relay for Life events as an educational tool in fighting cancer. A parade through Lakeside Park by vehicles from 11 area fire departments preceded the truck's unveiling to show their support. The event was also filmed as part of Outcast Kustoms' reality TV show, which will debut on the Velocity Channel on March 26. The fire truck's unveiling will be shown sometime in April.
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Day of Dance
Iredell Heath System hosted the Day of Dance at the Charles Mack Center on Saturday. Participants learned ways to keep their heart healthy, pampered themselves and learned a few new dance steps.
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Jump Rope For Heart
Students at Mooresville Intermediate School are participating this week in the annual "Jump Rope for Heart" event which serves as a fundraiser for the American Heart Association.
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Jeremy Mayfield thankful for fan support
Mayfield posted bail on Tuesday at the Catawba County detention center.
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Maddy's Fatty's Gourmet Bakery
Madeline Baucom and Enza Friedman of Maddy's Fatty's Gourmet Bakery in Mooresville show how you can make your homemade cake look extra sweet and polished.
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Living History at South Elementary School
Students at South Elementary School worked hard to research a person in history for the annual Living History exhibit. During the annual event, the students present interesting facts in character as their famous person.
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