Everyone take a nice, deep breath: What-A-Burger #11 in Mooresville is not closing. Owner Mike Bost confirmed with the Scoop today he has no
Public officials in Statesville are “putting band-aids on surgical wounds” after a nine-year-old girl was gunned-down and killed while playing on a neighborhood sidewalk earlier this week.
“The city can revitalize downtown, but in South Statesville, they do everything half-ass; they don’t want to deal with the underlying garbage,” said Danette Glover, a lifelong resident of the neighborhood where three children were struck by bullets in two separate – but likely related – drive-by shootings on Monday.
It’s easy to have a fairytale understanding of how government works. We’d like to think that we live in a community of articulate, involved citizens and honest government officials who can have robust debate but ultimately make decisions that are in the best interest of the people.
If Town Planning Director Danny Wilson lied about siccing state regulators onto Josh’s Farmers Market, what else would he lie about? The Scoop contacted
Why are Mooresville taxpayers still paying two police-chief salaries? We’re already on the hook for the $225,000 bill to US ISS Agency for its
The town has consistently said the past year that it has treated Josh’s Farmers Market the same as it treats every other business in Mooresville.
A double standard seems to be at work in the Mooresville Police Department. For rank-and-file officers, being under internal investigation means being placed on
Special to the Scoop Mooresville Arts is celebrating two new exhibits on display. The 150 Challenge Group Exhibit and the Emergence: Under 40 Juried Exhibit
