Mooresville News

Lowe's home improvement stores are offering a special 10 percent discount to military personnel and retirees over the Veterans Day holiday.

A recount of the Mooresville mayoral votes Thursday morning affirmed Chris Montgomery's election, two days after he and At-Large Commissioner candidate Rhett Dusenbury ousted two town incumbents.

Lake Norman Elementary hosts a Fall Festival Saturday with inflatables, music and a chili cook-off. Click here for more information.

Iredell County Board of Elections workers are going to be busy counting votes over the next few days.

Want to march, or enter a float, in the 65th annual Mooresville Christmas Parade? The deadline is Thursday.

The N.C. Department of Public Instruction handed out report cards last week for every public school and the state's 115 school districts.

Two arrests have been made in a home invasion, robbery and shootout in a Rowan County home.

For the second time in as many weeks, the Family Dollar store on West Front Street was robbed.

Three Mooresville residents have been charged with multiple break-ins of vehicles in the Mooresville area.

Shepherd Elementary students gained a little more than just a playground at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning.

TROUTMAN a ' The museum on the Barium Springs campus became a makeshift hair salon Monday morning.

Iredell County's teenage pregnancy rate went down in 2008, even though more teenagers became pregnant.

Mooresville police are seeking the woman pictured at right, regarding a larceny at the Bottom Dollar grocery store on Plaza Drive.

For Mooresville's fire chief, the ability to communicate orders to four fire stations simultaneously through video conferencing has numerous advantages, some of them life saving.

The Iredell County Health Department will distribute seasonal and H1N1 flu vaccines during four clinics this month, the first of which is today in Mooresville.

The One-Stop early voting period for municipal elections started Thursday and runs through Oct.

Troutman Alderman Scott Feimster is running on his record. And he thinks it's a pretty good one.

Gov. Bev Perdue has appointed Lisa Conger of Mooresville to the North Carolina Commission on Workforce Development.

A father killed in an apparent murder-suicide Sunday in Mooresville worked for UNC Charlotte for more than a decade but lost his computer job Aug.

Authorities say two people have been shot and killed and two others wounded in Mooresville.