BY KARISSA MILLER Nearly 40 guest readers from across the community joined students and staff for East Iredell Elementary School’s Read Across America Week celebration. The event came on
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Special to IFN Is pain management possible without opioids? Dr. Rob Theiss, physician at Iredell Pain Management, shares information on how to keep pain from interfering with living your life
BY BRANDY TEMPLETON Downtown Statesville’s Spring Art Crawl showcased the talents of about 40 artists, whose work was on display in a variety of businesses. Paintings, jewelry, pottery, yarn work,
To obtain a polished finish, there are a number of steps one must take before putting on their favourite concealer or foundation. The quality of your makeup rests largely on
There are many things to think about when planning a photo shoot. The list goes on and on: the place, the idea, the time frame. But if you don’t have
Beginning your journey with the violin is worth the effort. It can make you feel frustrated if you have a high-quality violin that makes it difficult to tune or produces
Finding time to relax by relieving the stresses of work is a rare opportunity. However, the convenience of a top-notch massage chair for your home makes it a little easier.
Cynthia Gayle Fox, 60, of Statesville, N.C., passed away on Friday, March 20, 2026. She was born on May 11, 1965, to Mary James Fox and the late George Franklin
Mary Louise Alderman Johnson, 81, of Statesville, N.C., passed away Friday, March 20, 2026. Mary Louise, the daughter of Enoch Wells Alderman and Louise Godwin Alderman, was born March 23,
BY KARISSA MILLER Twenty-three Iredell-Statesville Schools educators were recognized earlier this month for earning or renewing their National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification, which is among the highest honors in
IFN Staff The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office reported the following felony arrests: MARCH 14 ♦ David Michael Hurlocker Jr., 42, of North Oakland Avenue, Statesville, charged with possession of methamphetamine,
The City of Statesville is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate in employment practices based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, political affiliation, non-disqualifying disability or
Special to IFN Two beloved community traditions will join forces for one unforgettable day in Downtown Mooresville on Saturday, May 9. The Mooresville South-Iredell Chamber of Commerce and the Town
Special to IFN One of the newest tax scams involves criminals sending text messages about tax refunds. The texts say that you will forfeit your tax refund if you don’t
Special to IFN Iredell County 4-H youth have enjoyed an exciting and productive start to the new year. From statewide competitions to leadership events and recognition programs, local 4-H members
Mr. Marty Joe Bryan, 47, of Stony Point, N.C., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. Marty was born on April 15, 1978, in Iredell County to the late
Shirley Jean Strange Black, 81, of Statesville, N.C., passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at the Gordon Hospice House. Shirley was born April 18, 1944, in Tuscumbia, Ala.,
Charles Lynn White, 76, of Taylorsville, N.C., passed away at Iredell Memorial Hospital on March 12, 2026. Lynn was born on July 20, 1949, in Alexander County to the late
Mr. James Ray “Jimmy” Jones, 86, son of the late Jessie Lee and Helen McDowell Jones, was born in Iredell County, N.C., on November 20, 1939. He departed this life
It is with sadness that we share the passing of our dear mother, Virginia Dare Foster Williams, 92, of Statesville, N.C., on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. However, we rejoice in the
IFN Staff A Woodleaf man faces drug charges after being stopped on Wilkesboro Highway by an Iredell County Sheriff’s Office deputy. Sheriff Darren Campbell announced the arrest of Todd Junior Rupard,
Special to IFN RALEIGH — N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general in challenging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rollback that the agency’s own analysis
Special to IFN With less than two weeks to go until the next national No Kings Day of Nonviolent Action, organizers across the nation are now planning over 3,000 local
Most players walk right past the side bet circles on the table. Others throw chips on every one, round after round. Both approaches miss the mark. Side bets in blackjack
Most homeowners think about their roof exactly twice: when they move in, and when water starts dripping onto the kitchen floor. Everything in between is silence. That’s a problem, because
Relocating from Richmond, KY to Lexington, KY might only be a short drive, but it is still a significant life change. Whether you are moving for work, school, or a
San Antonio is no longer just a vacation stop or historic destination. By 2026, it has firmly established itself as one of the country’s fastest-growing urban centers, drawing new residents
Phoenix isn’t a backup plan anymore. For a growing number of companies leaving California, Chicago, and the Northeast, it’s the primary destination, and the decision is rarely just about taxes.
If you are considering a move to the St. Louis metro area, St. Peters, Missouri, is likely to be on your shortlist. With steady population growth, solid local incomes, and
Relocating a laboratory is one of the most complex moves an organization can undertake. Sensitive equipment, regulated materials, and critical research timelines all need to be protected. A methodical, compliance-focused
Portsmouth, Virginia, is one of those coastal cities that feels historic and lived-in, yet surprisingly affordable and accessible. If you’re considering a move to Hampton Roads but want something a
If you’re considering moving to St. George, understanding the true cost of daily life is essential. This southern Utah city has experienced rapid growth due to its abundant sunshine, active
So you found a new build. Great floor plan, great price, great location — Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Woodruff, doesn’t matter. Builder shakes your hand and says ninety days. Write that
For years, the East Bay–to–San Francisco commute has been synonymous with gridlock on the Bay Bridge, crowded BART trains, and unpredictable delays. But a growing number of professionals are quietly
For ambitious young professionals, the best neighborhoods in Tampa balance walkability, culture, and access to opportunity. In 2026, two districts clearly lead that conversation: the cutting-edge, master-planned Water Street and
BY STACIE LETT CAIN The Mooresville Town Board approved a waiver this week to allow the developer of the Brentwood Phase 5 project to reapply for a rezoning. An earlier