On May 4, 2019, time stood still in Mooresville. “Officer down.” That was the call. Phone calls and text messages quickly started revealing the
It’s easy to see why Claire Connelly and Fabian Elmes became “baes.” Their shared passions and work ethic, combined with skills they learned from past professions, catapulted the powerhouse couple into creating what quickly became one of the most-loved food trucks in the Greater Charlotte area: Bae’s Burgers.
In September — within just a few years of moving their belongings, including the food truck, from Miami to be closer to family in Statesville — Connelly and her husband Elmes had grown enough to trade-in their food truck for a storefront in Downtown Mooresville.
Eddie Karriker and Frank Owens were the two top vote-getters in today’s primary race for at-large commissioner on Mooresville’s town board. This means the two men will advance to the general election on Nov. 7.
Mooresville police employees are being assured – again – they will not face retaliation for cooperating with the ongoing investigation into the working environment
North Carolina has the 8th highest rate of food insecurity in the country. In Iredell County alone, 25,000 people are food insecure. If you’ve
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.
Three months ago, the town’s long-anticipated East-West Connector project was dead in the water.
Not anymore, thanks to two substantial state grants recently awarded to the town.
A broad investigation into the Mooresville Police Department working environment has led to the resignation of the police chief and demotions of two in
