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5 Everyday Uses for Organic Essential Oils
People have used essential oils for centuries for their pleasant scent and health benefits. These days, you can find them in more places than just spas and health shops. Discover
7 Things to Know Before Visiting an Abortion Clinic
Deciding to visit an abortion clinic isn’t something that comes lightly, and it’s normal to feel a mix of emotions when you’re thinking about it. When you know what to
Why Online Shopping is Ideal for Camping Equipment
Getting ready for a camping trip means getting tents, sleeping bags, cooking tools, and lights. This used to mean going from store to store, checking what was in stock, and
Why Quality Tiles Make a Lasting Home Upgrade
The floors and walls you walk on and see every day make a big difference when you want to improve your house. Many people choose tiles because they look good
Step-by-Step Guide to Picking the Perfect Ball Float
The small ball floating in the water that appears to be doing nothing is a little thing, but it has a significant purpose. It ensures that the water in containers
7 Tips for Running a Successful Auction Event
Auctions are exciting and can produce top sales and a lively crowd. But a successful auction isn’t easy to do, because it does take a lot of planning and attention
7 Tips for Choosing the Right Water Filter
Clean water isn’t just about taste; it’s about keeping your household healthy and safe. Picking the right water filter can feel overwhelming, especially with lots of options on the market.
Mary Thompson
Mary Thompson, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and faithful servant of God passed away on Thursday, August 14, 2025. Mary was born in Iredell County, N.C. on December 28,
Sharon Dianne Allison
Ms. Sharon Dianne Allison was born in Iredell County on November 24, 1958, and was the daughter of Rachel Earl Allison and the late Tony Allison. She passed away on
DPI unveils new strategic plan that aims to make state’s public schools best in the U.S.
Special to IFN RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) and State Board of Education (SBE) launched “Achieving Educational Excellence,” a comprehensive strategic plan that sets an ambitious goal:
Pardon Our Mess! Signs of progress visible throughout Statesville
BY RON SMITH Sometimes, progress is ugly, and inconvenient, and frustrating, and expensive. Right now, one does not have to drive or walk far in Statesville to come across a
Designing the Perfect Mahjong Set: When Function Meets Fashion
Mahjong, a game steeped in tradition and strategy, has evolved from its humble origins into a canvas for artistic expression and luxury craftsmanship. What was once a simple pastime has
Statesville Kiwanis Club honors Keith for contributions to Iredell County Agricultural Fair
BY DONNA SWICEGOOD She may have been working behind the scenes each year at the Iredell County Agricultural Fair, but make no mistake about it, Nancy Keith’s contributions have been
View from the Hudson: Holy Scripture and cell phones
BY JOE HUDSON I was on the front porch when you drove by and I waved, thinking that as a member of the Statesville City Council, I sometimes get ferocious
Troutman Council holds special meeting to discuss parking for upcoming Iredell County Fair
BY DEBBIE PAGE After fair parking was brought up in member comments at the end of last Thursday night’s Troutman Town Council meeting, Mayor Teross Young called a special meeting
Blumenstein promoted to executive director of Drug-Alcohol Coalition of Iredell
BY DEBBIE PAGE Drug-Alcohol Coalition of Iredell Board chair Dorothy Hensley announced Monday that Kristin Blumenstein had been promoted to executive director. Hensley made the announcement at DACI’s monthly meeting.
Rocky Mount Church to host 9th Annual Car Show on September 13
Special to IFN Rocky Mount Church is excited to announce its 9th Annual Car Show on Saturday, September 13. This free, family-friendly event runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Gov. Stein establishes Gang Prevention and Intervention Task Force, continues Office of Violence Prevention
Special to IFN RALEIGH — Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday signed Executive Order 21, taking steps to improve public safety and prevent gang violence. The governor announced the continuation of
North Iredell High School FFA chapter recognized by National FFA Organization
Special to IFN The North Iredell High School FFA chapter has been recognized in 2025 National Chapter Award Program from the National FFA Organization. The North Iredell chapter earned a
Common Injuries in American Football
American football is a contact sport, and injuries are a regular factor in the game. It’s one of the most physical disciplines, and very few athletes will go through their
Mooresville Fondo set for September 7 in Downtown Mooresville
Special to IFN Cyclists from across the region will descend on Downtown Mooresville on Sunday, September 7, for the third annual Mooresville Fondo, hosted by Top of the Lake Rotary.
Paul Allan Toll
Paul Allan Toll of Mooresville, N.C., was born on December 1, 1954, to Virginia Ann Herring Toll and Carroll Eugene Toll in Clarke County, Iowa. Paul passed away on Friday,
Kubiniec: I-SS Board is violating N.C. open meetings laws
BY KARISSA MILLER During the Iredell-Statesville Schools Board of Education meeting earlier this month, District 5 representative Mike Kubiniec publicly called out the board for what he views as a
State Board of Elections sending letters to 550 voters in Iredell County who have incomplete registrations
Special to IFN RALEIGH — The first wave of mailings is being sent to North Carolina voters who need to provide their driver’s license number (DL#) or last four digits of
Why Ukrainian Women are Popular on International Dating Sites?
Ukrainian cultures and traditions made a great impact on local women. They are known as beautiful, active, caring, and determined ladies who successfully balance different areas in life. While being
Season tickets for Statesville FC’s inaugural season go on sale August 22
A limited number of special ‘Herd Passes’ will also be available IFN Staff The Statesville Football Club on Monday announced that season tickets for the 2026 season will be available
How to Become a Responsible Dog Owner
Becoming a responsible dog owner is an exciting journey filled with joy and many responsibilities. Bringing a dog into your life means committing to care for a living being that
Home Pilates Studio Design Ideas
Setting up a home Pilates studio can change the way you work out. It’s pretty nice having everything you need right there, no commute, no waiting for a reformer, and
How Long Do Personal Injury Cases Take to Settle in South Carolina?
After an accident, one of the first questions most people have is how long it will take for their personal injury case to settle. The answer varies depending on factors
Sheriff’s Office provides safety training for local places of worship
Special to IFN More than 100 people who are committed to keeping their congregations safe attended the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office’s Church Shield class last week. After the evening opened
Richard “Rick” W. Howard
Richard “Rick” W. Howard, 72, a visionary developer, devoted family man, and lifelong son of Southern Iredell County, passed away peacefully on August 15, 2025, in Mooresville, N.C.. Known for
Full Circle: The Birth Place at Iredell Memorial welcomes third generation
Special to IFN The opportunity to care for generations of families sets a community hospital like Iredell Memorial apart from some others. On July 29, 2025, Emily Austin, assistant director
Downtown Game Watch: Merging Community Buzz with Live Global Scores
On any given weekend, downtown Iredell comes alive. The hum of chatter, the clink of coffee cups, the buzz around local events—it all creates a shared rhythm. Whether it’s a
Local District Court judge earns advanced legal degree
Special to IFN District Court Judge Rob Young recently earned an LLM Degree in International Law through Nottingham Trent University Law School in Nottingham, England. The LLM, or Masters of
James Elton Blackwell
James Elton Blackwell, 76, passed away on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, at the Gordon Hospice House in Statesville, N.C. He was born on Monday, February 28, 1949, in Iredell County