The hearing on WBTV Reporter Nick Ochsner’s petition for the body-cam footage of slain Mooresville K9 Officer Jordan Sheldon was over before it began.
On May 4, 2019, a family lost a beloved son, brother, fiancé – and Mooresville lost one of its finest and bravest.
To mark one year since K9 Officer Jordan Sheldon was killed in the line of duty, a small group of area residents is urging the community to honor the fallen officer by supporting an effort his family says would have meant the world to him.
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Special to the Scoop Though Bobby Compton officially filed to run for the open Mooresville mayor’s seat last month, today he’s opening up with
A lot has changed since the last post I typed for my blog, The Gatton Report, several years ago. But a lot has also
Someone in Mooresville is siccing state regulators on Josh’s Farmers Market. Last week, for the first time in 30 years, representatives from the N.C.
Mooresville has named Randy Hemann its new town manager. Current assistant manager for the City of High Point, Hemann will begin his work here
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.
