BY DONNA SWICEGOOD Sandra Houston Hunt wanted a hot dog and a Coke when she sat down at the lunch counter at the Statesville Woolworth’s some 66 years ago. She
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Special to IFN Iredell Christian Ministries is grateful to announce a special partnership with Justin Hagan, art teacher at East Iredell Elementary School, celebrating the creativity and imagination of his
Special to IFN Iredell Health System announced on Friday that visitor restrictions at Iredell Memorial Hospital have been lifted, effective immediately. The health system implemented the restrictions on December 29,
When someone you care about is arrested in Rockingham County, everything feels urgent. You’re trying to figure out where they’re being held, what the charges are, how much the bond
Mrs. Catherine Bailey Patterson, affectionately known as Cat, was a loving wife, mother, sister, and friend. She transitioned to her eternal home on Saturday, February 21, 2026. She was born
Linda Kay Arnett McDaniel, 77, of Statesville, N.C., went to be with her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. She was born on April 2, 1948 in Elizabethton, Tenn.,
Kelly A. Setzer, 62, of Hickory, N.C., passed away on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at Catawba Valley Medical Center. She was born May 21, 1963, in California, the daughter of
BY JEFF CORBETT Two friends—a scientist and a city-dweller—were walking down a crowded Manhattan sidewalk at lunchtime. Taxis blared. Vendors shouted. A construction crew jackhammered somewhere nearby. The whole street
BY DEBBIE PAGE During its annual awards luncheon on Tuesday, the Mooresville-South Iredell Chamber of Commerce honored Mike Cook of Cavin-Cook Funeral Home with the Mooresville Ford Citizen of the
BY KEVIN IMM Mooresville, Shepherds, Troutman and South Iredell fire rescue personnel, along with Iredell County EMS, responded to a report of a structure fire with people trapped on Roseland
Special to IFN Iredell County Partnership for Young Children (ICPYC) invites families across Iredell County to celebrate literacy at its annual Read Across America events, featuring two free, in-person celebrations
Special to IFN NC Works and The Christian Mission have partnered to host a free career fair on Tuesday, March 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 919 North
BY MIKE KUBINIEC In the last election cycle, our district did not get the voice it deserved. When the previous representative stepped aside late in the filing period, the race
Moving from Spring to The Woodlands looks simple on a map. It is a short distance, familiar highways connect the two, and many families commute between them every day. Yet
Think about how you hold your phone right now. Chances are, it’s upright. Portrait mode. That’s exactly how most of us scroll through social media, check emails, and yes, play
Special to IFN The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday introduced its newest canine officer, Waldo. A 2-year-old Goldendoodle, Waldo will work primarily at the Iredell County Detention Center. Specially
Special to IFN The Exchange Club of Troutman invites the community to enjoy a day of classic cars, motorcycles, great food, and community spirit at the Second Annual Car Show.
Special to IFN RALEIGH — The North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) has released its 2025 Fire Fatality Report, and the numbers are sobering: 159 North Carolinians lost
Kenneth Lee Clark Jr., 51, of Statesville, N.C., passed away unexpectedly on February 24, 2026. Ken lived life on his own terms — fully, freely, and with a spirit that
James Earl Bell, 83, of Statesville, N.C. was born September 11, 1942, in Bertie County to the late Joseph Holley Sr. and Maggie Elizabeth Bell Leary. “Bud” or “Bell” as
Robert Owen Sneed, 91, of Mooresville, N.C., passed away peacefully on February 22, 2026, at Autumn Care of Cornelius. Robert was born January 28, 1935, in Charlotte, N.C., the son of
Community spirit is a cornerstone of life in Statesville. Whether it is the annual Appreciation Day at Statesville High or interactive events like Careers on Wheels for sixth-graders, local schools
Las Vegas — a name that immediately conjures images of bright lights, high-stakes gambling, and world-class entertainment — continues to evolve in ways that appeal to a broader range of
If you want to buy Bitcoin in the USA with a debit card , you are choosing one of the fastest and most accessible ways to enter the crypto market.
Financial planners roundly agree that purchasing a home is one of the most important transactions of your lifetime. It makes sense – a home is a major investment. The median
New Jersey does not get enough credit. Wedged between two of the country’s most powerful cities, it gets dismissed as a corridor state, somewhere people pass through on the way
For years, Boston and Providence have dominated the conversation about where to live in New England. But recently, Worcester, Massachusetts, has stepped into the spotlight. Once seen primarily as a
Thinking about making a move to the Lone Star State? If you’re looking at the Houston area, Spring, Texas, is likely at the top of your list. Located just 25
For empty nesters and retirees, the decision to downsize is as emotional as it is practical. Whether you’re a Georgetown local or relocating from bustling cities like Austin, TX, making
Moving within Houston, whether you’re relocating from an apartment in Midtown to a house in The Heights or downsizing from a larger home to a condo, requires careful planning. With
As the third-largest city in the United States, Chicago stands tall as a powerhouse of culture, economy, and urban living. From its iconic skyline to its deep-dish pizza and diverse
Charlotte, North Carolina, known as the Queen City, has emerged as one of the fastest-growing cities in the Southeast. The city’s charm, economy, and urban development attract new residents annually.
Portland, Oregon, has long been a magnet for creatives, young professionals, and families looking for vibrant communities and unique culture. From the modern high-rises of the Pearl District to the
Relocating to a vibrant city like Chicago can be both thrilling and daunting. As the third-largest city in the U.S., Chicago offers a unique blend of cultural diversity, iconic architecture,
BY DEREK DEVOS Most people believe they would recognize PTSD if they saw it. They picture flashbacks, panic, or someone unable to function day to day. But, in real life,
IFN Staff Two men face felony drug charges after a Mooresville police officer encountered them outside of a town recreation center and then found nearly a pound of marijuana in