The City of Statesville is celebrating April 11-17, 2021 as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and taking time to recognize the men…
April 5th-11th is National Public Health Week. Every single person in Iredell County has been touched by public health in some manner.
As a late addition to Tuesday night’s agenda, Commissioner Gene Houpe introduced a measure to postpone a county sales tax increase that was pl…
The Mooresville Board of Commissioners proclaimed April 2021 to be Library Appreciation Month on Monday, recognizing the Mooresville Public Li…
Statesville City offices will be closed Friday in recognition of the Easter holidays. There will be no garbage collection on Friday.
Self-Help Credit Union, (www.self-help.org), now offers a program that expands safe and affordable loan options for small business borrowers w…
RALEIGH — The state House on Wednesday elected a recently retired colleague along with five current University of North Carolina system board …
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Joe Hudson has announced his candidacy for Statesville City Council Ward 5, which will be on the ballot this fall.
For the last two weeks, the Iredell County Board of Commissioner’s vote to begin discussions on the potential relocation of the Confederate mo…
Martin Marietta’s plans to have some of its property rezoned so it can expand its quarry along Bradley Farm Road is on hold after opponents as…
Human Resources Director Mildred Minor is retiring this month following more than 48 years of public service with the City of Statesville.
John Gorman is pleased to be a step closer to the speed limit being lowered on Davie Avenue, but until the Statesville City Council approves t…
When Martin Marietta’s quarry opened in 1960, Statesville was half the size it was now in population and the highway that runs beside the quar…
On Tuesday, March 2, 2021, the Iredell County Commissioners voted 4-1 to approve a resolution of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners.
Todd Scott, like every Statesville NAACP president before him, asked the Iredell County Board of Commissioners and Statesville City Council to…
After more than eight months of discussion amongst themselves and with members of the Iredell County community, the Iredell County Board of Co…
Crime was up in Statesville last year, but it could have been worse, said Statesville Police Chief David Addison.
Effective Monday, the City of Statesville is limiting walk-in access to the customer service office at 301 S. Center St. to protect the health…
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Statesville is another step closer to returning to normalcy with Gov. Roy Cooper’s easing of restrictions on businesses in North Carolina. Coo…
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Army National Guard recruiter Sgt. Michael Hancock hasn’t been able to go into schools since the pandemic began so on Thursday, he had the Nor…
As Steve Barker looked over the Vance Hotel on Thursday, it’s clear to him there is plenty of work to be done. But just like the ceramic mosai…
The Iredell County Board of Elections plans to update the software for its voting equipment and to replace some of its older voting machines i…
The City of Statesville formally recognized February as Black History Month and Mayor Costi Kutteh said during his proclamation of Black Histo…
The Mooresville Parks and Recreation Department will be seeking input from the community Thursday on its current plans for the revitalization …
We are currently engaged in discussions at the General Assembly surrounding the NC tax treatment of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan…
Good morning , Statesville. I wanted to take a few minutes to share about a recent experience that I had with some mighty fine citizens, old a…
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