Mooresville in Mourning: town rallies behind police
From an impromptu candlelight vigil to local businesses offering services for law enforcement officers, the Mooresville community has rallied behind police in the wake
From an impromptu candlelight vigil to local businesses offering services for law enforcement officers, the Mooresville community has rallied behind police in the wake
Jane is 18 years old and a junior in high school. Her mother describes her as bright and expressive with a fantastic sense of
Journalists aren’t above the law, but neither should the law — and those who enforce it — go out of its way to target us.
It should perhaps come as no surprise, though, that that’s what’s happening in Mooresville.
I’ve lived in my home in downtown Mooresville for 20 years. Until a few years ago, I never had any issues. Then the land behind my house was cleared, two homes were built, and a couple relocated to Mooresville and into one of those homes.
If Randy Hemann is going down, he wants to take “his” town board with him. Hemann, Mooresville’s town manager, is a finalist for the
If ordinances say that a successful, popular, locally-owned business is wrong, then perhaps the problem isn’t with the business but the ordinances themselves. Town
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.
Today’s Board of Adjustment meeting regarding Josh’s Farmers Market lasted 3.5 hours and has been continued to Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. I
Mooresville police employees are being assured – again – they will not face retaliation for cooperating with the ongoing investigation into the working environment