Note from Admin: The Scoop looks forward to closely following political campaigns and issues leading up to this year’s municipal elections in November. Our
The Town of Mooresville has doubled down on its efforts to kill a popular, longtime local business. This time, the town’s planning department has
Miles Atkins won’t be running for re-election as Mooresville’s mayor, after all. The news comes less than a week after Chris Carney — a
Chris Carney is Mooresville’s next mayor by a landslide, collecting 3,617 total votes to Bobby Compton’s 1,592 in yesterday’s municipal election.
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
Special to the Scoop: Chris Carney will seek a seat on Mooresville’s board of commissioners in November — this time for mayor. He announced
If Mooresville was ever the place for people to break and enter others’ property, it isn’t anymore. The Mooresville Police Department sent that message
After stalking and bullying Josh’s Farmers Market for months to force its closure as a temporary business, we’ve discovered that the town’s planning director,
