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Investigators believe bank robberies could be connected
Investigators are searching for the man who robbed a Statesville bank Wednesday and they think it could be connected to another robbery Monday.
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NAACP leader, educator die in Iredell crash
A longtime NAACP leader and a veteran educator were killed Tuesday afternoon in a head-on crash in eastern Iredell County, authorities say.
XPO Logistics deal for East Coast Air Charter valued at $9.25M
XPO Logistics paid $9.25 million for East Coast Air Charter of Statesville, according to the deal's broker.
1 Arrested, 1 Sought In Fatal Statesville Shooting
Investigators say they have arrested one suspect and are looking for another man in a fatal shooting outside a home in Statesville.
Police arrest man charged in fatal shooting
A man charged with murder after a fatal shooting was arrested Friday, according to Statesville police.
Statesville hospital warns of credit card exposure
The Charlotte Observer reported that Piedmont HealthCare has told the patients that unauthorized access was gained to the servers of website hosting company E-dreamz. The hospital said the access might also have been breached job applicant data on the servers, including Social Security numbers.
After spill, MSD investigating contractor
On April 30, a malfunctioning pump spewed millions of gallons of raw sewage into the French Broad River.
18,000 gallons of sewage spill into Lake Norman
MOORESVILLE About 18,000 gallons of sewage spilled into Lake Norman on Monday from an Aqua North Carolina Inc.
Slew of charges filed in Statesville box cutter attack
Statesville Police say 24-year-old Tywan Lapree Summers attacked three women with a box cutter at a home in the 1000 block of Knox Avenue on Monday night.
Firth church gets stained glass windows
Leslie Mielke The stained glass window featuring Jesus Christ and a small child was placed in the Sanctuary of the Bethel Lutheran Church in Firth on Monday.
Statesville astronaut helps to fix ammonia leak in Outer Space
Mission accomplished for an astronaut from Statesville. Tom Marshburn is back on board the international space station Saturday night after he and another astronaut ventured outside the shuttle to fix an ammonia leak.
Group urges vote on school building needs
Iredell commissioners should let voters decide in November whether to issue $86 million in bonds to meet the districts' needs, an Iredell citizens group says Iredell-Mooresville Advocates for Children, which has at least 600 Facebook followers, will urge county commissioners May 23 to let voters decide in November on $86 million in school building ... (more)
Statesville man faces drug charges
The Iredell County's Sheriff's Office arrested a Statesville man they suspect was selling drugs from his billiards business.
Judy's Notebook: The Me Me Me Generation Can Be Anything But
By now it's painfully clear the younger generation has been hit hard by fallout from the economic downturn.
Mexican drug ring leader sentenced in North Carolina to federal prison
One jailed in violent Statesville stabbing
Police say Jairus Mickale Byrd stabbed Hooks and fled. Byrd was later found slouching down inside a vehicle in the 100 block of West Front Street.
Japanese auto parts maker to add 200 jobs in N.C.
A Japanese auto parts manufacturer plans to add more assembly lines and hire an additional 200 workers at its Greenville factory by the end of 2016.
Man arrested for stealing diesel engines from work, police say
A Statesville man was arrested for stealing two diesel engines from his place of work, according to a release from the Troutman Police Department.
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Ray Allen Ireland of Hamptonville died Sunday, May 5, 2013 at his home. Ray was born on November 21, 1920 to C.W. and Pearl Allen Ireland.
Advanced Tubing Technology shuttering Statesville plant
Advanced Tubing Technology Inc. is shuttering its Iredell County manufacturing facility, a move that will affect 101 workers, according to a WARN notice filed with the N.C. Department of Commerce .