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Troutman ordinance tries to keep town's image
Troutman officials are hoping to use the lessons learned from Exit 36 to preserve the town's small-town feel.
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Barium Springs holds annual toy drive
Barium Springs Home for Children is hoping the community will share their Christmas spirit with the children there during the home's annual Toy Drive.
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Holiday activities for the kids are plentiful
With Christmas fast approaching, a variety of children's activities are in the works across the Mooresville area as kids eagerly anticipate Santa's arrival.
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Duke plans power outage in Mooresville
On Monday, Dec. 8, 2008 Duke Energy Carolinas will complete improvements to its electrical delivery system serving portions of Perth Road, Stumpy Creek Road, Cornelius Road, Liva Lane and surrounding ...
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Town orders long-awaited demolishing of Mooresville eyesore
One of Mooresville's biggest eyesores will soon be a thing of the past. Town commissioners voted unanimously Monday to order the demolition of a vacant house at 422 Patterson Ave., a dilapidated building that ...
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Local holiday fun for the entire family
Ready to start making some holiday cheer with your kids? Several activities around the area are offering plenty of family fun, much of it for free.
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Are you a senior? This social is for you
On Friday, December 12 at 1:30 p.m. the South Iredell Senior Center invites all seniors to its annual Christmas social.
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Authorities on lookout for armed robbery suspect
The Iredell County Sheriff's Office is seeking information about a lone man who robbed a Mooresville-area sandwich shop at gunpoint Wednesday.
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Taylorsville, Mooresville residents win big with lottery scratch-offs
Charlie Rector Jr. of Taylorsville and Olivia Vongkhamkeo of Mooresville won money with instant scratch-off tickets from the N.C. Education Lottery.
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Despite challenges, LNHS graduate receives Eagle award
When former Scoutmaster Dave Nagy met Mooresville's Bowen Smith seven years ago at a Boy Scout camp out, he knew the boy was special.
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1983 guilty verdict still a source of pride
There are certain cases that stick with law enforcement officers, even years later.
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Many families in need of help this holiday season
With the help of the community and a few "Christmas Angels," the holiday season will be a little brighter for families in need.
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Mooresville utilities prepared to handle growth, town officials say
Mooresville officials say developers need not worry about the town's ability to provide utility services to potential projects.
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Nominations sought for Person of the Year
The Mooresville-South Iredell Chamber of Commerce and Duke Energy are seeking nominations for the 2008 Business Person, 2008 Citizen and Duke Energy Service Awards.
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Homecoming planned for Mooresville 'Guard' members
The Well Drillers, the 1133rd Engineering Detachment National Guard unit from Mooresville, recently returned home from a year-long deployment to Djibouti, Africa.
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No Thanksgiving plans? These meals beckon
Still not sure where to celebrate Thanksgiving this year? If you're looking for something free and with a lot of fellowship, you have two local choices Thursday.
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Keller Williams raises $3,500 for Christian Mission
Keller Williams Realty donated $3,500 to help the less fortunate in our community.
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Local retailers hoping for the usual rush on 'Black Friday'
With four days until the biggest shopping day of the year, some local retailers aren't worried the weakened economy will impact sales.
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Expert panel will look closer at details from fatal fire
The Salisbury Fire Department issued its longest, most comprehensive post-incident report ever Tuesday to explain what happened in the March 7 Salisbury Millwork Co.
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64th Christmas parade is just around the corner
With seven members of Mooresville High's remarkable cross country team leading the way, the 64th annual Mooresville Christmas Parade will kick off at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday.
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