Mooresville NC News

08/01/2024

Overnight Structure Fire at 121 Indian Springs Drive

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – At 4:45 a.m. on Thursday, August 1, 2024, Shepherds, South Iredell, Mount Mourne, Lake Norman, and Mooresville Fire units responded to a structure fire on Indian Springs Drive in Mooresville. Upon arrival, crews found a single-family residence with heavy fire involvement. Firefighters worked to extinguish the fire and searched the structure for occupants.

One firefighter was treated on scene and one firefighter was transported to a local medical facility with non-life-threatening injuries. The Iredell County Fire Marshal, Mooresville Fire Marshal’s Office, and Iredell County Sheriff’s Office are currently investigating the incident.

No further details are available at this time.

07/26/2024

Sherrills Ford Man Pleads to Three Counts Forcible S*x Offense
MOORESVILLE, NC – On June 19, 2022, MPD Officers responded to a s*xual assault call that
occurred at 1459 River Hwy in Mooresville. The victim stated that she met the suspect online
and agreed to meet in Mooresville on June 16. After meeting the suspect, the victim got into the
suspect’s vehicle and was taken to a remote parking lot at 1459 River Hwy where she was
forcibly s*xually assaulted by the suspect. After the assault, the suspect left the victim in the parking lot without her vehicle or phone.

MPD Detectives were able to identify the suspect,
Michael Brandon Shinn, 31, of Sherrills Ford, using information from the victim about him and his vehicle.
During the course of the investigation, Detectives learned that the suspect, who was targeting women online, may be involved in similar incidents in other jurisdictions. As a result of the
investigation and collaboration with surrounding agencies,

Mooresville Police Department charged Shinn with two counts of 2 nd degree forcible r**e and one count of 2 nd degree forcible
s*x offense. Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office brought additional charges of two counts of 1 st degree s*x offense and two counts of 2 nd degree kidnapping.

On July 23, 2024, Shinn took an Alford Plea for three counts of 2 nd degree forcible s*x offense, a combination of Mooresville and Lincoln County charges. He received one consolidated active
sentence of 50-120 months, s*x offender registration for 30 years, and permanent no-contact orders with the three victims. Once he is released, Shinn will be on probation for 10 years.

07/18/2024

Mooresville Man Charged with Statutory R**e of a Child
MOORESVILLE, NC – On July 16, 2024, Mooresville Police Department (MPD) received a
report of a possible s*xual assault on a 13-year-old female victim. MPD Officers responded and spoke with the minor’s parents and learned that there was possible inappropriate conduct
between the victim and an adult neighbor.

The suspect was identified, and he was interviewed by a MPD Detective. During the interview, the suspect admitted to allowing the victim to come to his residence where he provided the
victim with ma*****na and had s*xual in*******se with her. The suspect also stated that he was aware the victim was underage.

The suspect, Erick Mauricio Guevara, 27 of Mooresville, was arrested and charged with (F)

Statutory R**e of a Child Under 15 Years of Age and (M) Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor. Guevara was taken before the Magistrate and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under no bond pending an initial court appearance.

07/13/2024

The Faith & Freedom rally is back in Mooresville again.
The Patriots met up for a pre rally at TRUTH Coffee & Meeting House

07/11/2024

Residents Elect Town of Mooresville’s Fourth Dog Mayor

MOORESVILLE, NC – The Mooresville Youth Council (MYC) is excited to announce the
election of the fourth Dog Mayor of Mooresville. During the MYC’s June 30, 2024,
event, they officially began Reya’s term as the new Dog Mayor.
Each year, the MYC accepts nominations for the Dog Mayor position, allowing residents
and followers to vote on their mayoral choice. The winning dog by number of votes is
then installed to serve a one-year term as the Dog Mayor of Mooresville. MYC members
work with various Town departments to coordinate the process as well as get the Dog
Mayor involved in events, activities, and more.
“I have had a chance to meet Reya on a couple occasions and she is wonderful addition
to our Town,” said Mayor Chris Carney. “The voters got it right and do a great job!

Reya is a 12-year-old Pit Bull, who has overcome various medical struggles. She’s had
two knee surgeries (known as TPLO), had a dew claw removed because of a bone
infection, and struggled with terrible skin issues. Reya’s owner Ashley says the Dog
Mayor contest came at the perfect time for their family.
“We lost Reya’s fur brother, Rufio, in March due to bladder cancer,” said Ashley Potts.
“We’re thankful for the Mooresville Youth Council for this yearly tradition. It came at the perfect time for our little family!”
Reya is passionate about healthy eating, breed awareness, and

Sheldon’s K9s. She can often be found strolling Downtown Mooresville. Part of Reya’s duties include attending various Town of Mooresville events, including Bands, Brew BBQ in September.
Reya also plans to attend non-Town sponsored events and gatherings throughout the next year as well as visit Town facilities to learn more about how Mooresville serves its residents and visitors. Reya and her owners encourage people to say hello if they see them.

Reya is Mooresville’s fourth Dog Mayor. In 2021, Daisy became the first Dog Mayor of Mooresville. In 2022, Buttercup was elected Dog Mayor, followed by Elmer in 2023

About the Mooresville Youth Council:
The Mooresville Youth Council is a youth volunteer program that serves as a steppingstone for young individuals seeking to make a meaningful impact in their community.

Rooted in community and driven by a shared passion for positive change, we offer a platform for active participation in local initiatives and a deeper understanding of the inner workings of our town. Embrace a journey that transforms you into a leader, a
doer, and a catalyst for change. Join the Mooresville Youth Council today and immerse yourself in a world of opportunities that empower, inspire, and leave an indelible mark on your path towards a brighter future.

07/03/2024

Town of Mooresville Recognized for 15 th Year as Tree City USA
MOORESVILLE, NC – The Town of Mooresville recently earned recognition as a 2023 Tree City USA. This is Mooresville’s 15 th year as a Tree City USA town. The Arbor Day Foundation awarded Mooresville the recognition because the town met the
program’s four requirements: maintaining a tree board or department, having a tree care ordinance, dedicating an annual community forestry budget of at least $2 per capita, and
hosting an Arbor Day observance and proclamation.

The Foundation says communities worldwide are facing issues with air quality, water resources, personal health, and well-being. It says the Town of Mooresville has “taken steps to create a brighter, greener future.” Mooresville is one of more than 3,600 Tree City USA communities.

“We are thrilled to once again be recognized as a Tree City USA town,” said Interim Manager Jim Landon. “Our tree canopies are important to our residents, and we strive to continue this
important recognition.”

Tree City USA, founded in 1976, is a partnership between the Arbor Day Foundation, U.S. Forest
Service, and National Association of State Foresters. For more information on the program, visit
ArborDay.org/TreeCityUSA.

06/25/2024

Freedom Rally will be back on July 13 11:30 AM

Stand For Freedom Rally explain why the are protesting.

06/25/2024

06/22/2024

MPD Chief Campurciani Expands Role as Assistant Town Manager
MOORESVILLE, NC – The Town of Mooresville is pleased to announce the appointment ofn Mooresville Police Department Chief Ron Campurciani as Assistant Town Manager. Along with
continuing to serve as Chief of Police for Mooresville Police Department, Chief Campurciani will assume leadership of E-911 Communications: Building, Permitting, & Inspections; and
Facilities and Asset Management.

Chief Campurciani will begin his additional duties for the
Town of Mooresville on June 24, 2024.
“Mooresville is so fortunate to have the police department that we do, thanks in large part to the leadership of Ron Campurciani,” said Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney. “He is an asset to our community and our police department, and handing him the reins to other areas of local government only made sense. I look forward to all the good work he’ll continue to do for our town and the people who live here.”

“The Town of Mooresville is moving forward together, improving our processes, shaping our culture, and developing our people,” said Town Manager Tracey Jerome. “Chief Campurciani
has led transformational change at Mooresville Police Department, and I am confident that he will continue to deliver exceptional results for our organization and for our community in his
expanded leadership role.”

Chief Campurciani has spent over 35 years in law enforcement across the country. He joined Mooresville Police Department in 2019, previously serving as the Chief of Police in West
Springfield, Massachusetts, and the Executive Director of the Western Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association. In October 2023, Chief Campurciani was elected as the Executive
Committee Vice Chair of the International Association of Chiefs of Police’s (IACP) Midsize Agencies Division, providing Mooresville with a voice on issues affecting law enforcement
nationally and internationally.

During his career, Chief Campurciani has held many roles, serving as a DEA Task Force agent, an SRT Commander, Officer in Charge of a Narcotics Unit, the Commandant of a Regional Police Academy, and the Head of Internal Affairs, among other specialties. He is a graduate of the 195th Session of the FBI National Academy, where he was named the honor graduate and class spokesperson. Along with his roles in law enforcement, Chief Campurciani has also served as adjunct professor at many colleges and universities in Massachusetts and Connecticut.

06/15/2024

Throw back Saturday

September 27 the ribbon cutting of the new HQ police station MPD

06/07/2024

Charges Filed in Breaking and Entering, Pursuits, and Land Search Incident
MOORESVILLE, NC – On Thursday, June 6, 2024, Mooresville Police Department (MPD) took
three suspects into custody after a pursuit and land search following reports of vehicle breaking
and entering.
The suspects have now been linked to over 70 motor vehicle breaking and enterings, and the
Mooresville Police is working closely with the Iredell County District Attorney’s Office to
appropriately charge and hold accountable the following individuals.
Ryshard Malachi Wingate, 20, of Albemarle has been charged with 11 counts of (F) Breaking or
Entering a Motor Vehicle, (F) Conspiracy, (F) Possessing Stolen Goods, (M) Carrying a
Concealed Gun, and (M) Possession of Ma*****na. Wingate received a $100,000 secured bond
and has additional charges pending.
Jalen Keyshawn Sanders, 20, of Charlotte has been charged with 13 counts of (F) Breaking or
Entering a Motor Vehicle, and (F) Conspiracy. Sanders received a $120,000 secured bond and
has additional charges pending.
Jayquan Keyshawn Curry, 21, of Charlotte has been charged with 11 counts of (F) Breaking or
Entering a Motor Vehicle, (F) Conspiracy, (F) Larceny of Motor Vehicle, two counts of (F)
Larceny of Firearm, (F) Possessing Stolen Goods, and (F) Flee/Elude Arrest with a Motor
Vehicle. Curry received a $195,000 secured bond and has additional charges pending.
Tywon Antwain Tilman, 19, of Charlotte has been charged with 11 counts of (F) Breaking or
Entering a Motor Vehicle, (F) Conspiracy, two counts of (F) Larceny of Motor Vehicle, two
counts of (F) Larceny of Firearm, and (F) Possessing Stolen Goods. Tilman received a $100,000
secured bond and has additional charges pending.

06/06/2024

Every Thursday at LCC

Mooresville NC News visits LCC Refit class

06/06/2024

Breaking and Entering, Pursuits, and Land Search Incident

MOORESVILLE, NC – On Thursday, June 6, 2024 at 4:22 a.m., Mooresville Police Department

(MPD) received a call about the breaking and entering of vehicles in the Legacy Village subdivision.

Upon arrival, MPD officers observed four suspects fleeing the scene in a stolen 2018 Audi. The suspects were pursued by MPD officers until the vehicle became disabled and all four suspects
fled the vehicle on foot into a wooded area of West Wilson Avenue near Hillside Drive.

While officers were in the early stages of a land search, of which the Mooresville Police

Department Special Response Team was activated to assist, three of the four suspects were observed fleeing the Bradford Glenn subdivision in a stolen 2021 Kia.

The suspects were again pursued by MPD officers until the vehicle crashed while attempting enter I-77 southbound at Exit 33, at a high rate of speed. All three suspects, who fled the vehicle
on foot were apprehended after a short foot pursuit. All three suspects were found to have injuries from the crash, were transported to CMC Main, and have been admitted for further
treatment. The fourth suspect, who remained on foot in the wood area of West Wilson Avenue near Hillside Drive, was apprehended a short time later.

A Mooresville Police Officer sustained a head injury while taking one of the resisting suspects into custody and was treated and released at CMC Main.

While the investigation into this crime spree is on-going, the suspects have been linked to over 30 motor vehicle breaking and entering's

06/05/2024

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – The Town of Mooresville’s annual Career Fair returns June 18, 2024, at the Charles Mack Citizen Center! From 10 a.m.-2 p.m., people looking for jobs can speak with representatives from the Town of Mooresville, Allegiance Staffing, Budd Group, Chick-fil-A, Costco, Express Professionals, First Bank, Pactiv Evergreen, Iredell Veteran Services, NC Works,
Mooresville Graded School District, Mitchell Community College, and SCN Bestco.

“This year, we are teaming up with local organizations, partners, and companies to offer residents and visitors more job opportunities in one location,” said Tiffany Shelley, Director of

Human Resources for the Town of Mooresville. “We are excited to expand our annual career fair and hope that people find the best job for them, whether it’s with the Town of Mooresville or
another company.”

The Town of Mooresville anticipates new positions will be added in the 2024-2025 fiscal year,
which begins July 1, 2024. People interested in jobs with the Town can find open positions online at MooresvilleNC.gov/HR. There is a $2,000-3,000 sign on bonus for fulltime positions.
Questions about the job fair? Please email [email protected].

06/01/2024

https://rumble.com/v4yr9yl-operation-artemis-by-mpd.htm
Artemis Largest Child operation predator in MPD history

The Mooresville Police Department recently brought charges against 15 individuals for internet crimes against children as a part of Operation Artemis. Operation Artemis ran May 28-30, 2024 involving m

05/31/2024

Operation Artemis largest child predator operation by MPD

MOORESVILLE, NC – The Mooresville Police Department (MPD) recently brought charges against 15 individuals for internet crimes against children as a part of Operation Artemis. Operation Artemis ran May 28-30, 2024, involving multiple municipal, county, state and federal agencies and is to date the largest child predator operation in MPD’s history.

Preparation for Operation Artemis began six months prior to May 2024 and involved 19 agencies and 65 personnel from those agencies. Suspects range in age 25-78 with suspects from as far away as Gretna, Virginia. Suspects utilized online platforms including ChatApp, Discord, DoubleList, Facebook, FetLife, Grindr, Mega Personal Ad, Skip the Games, and Sniffies to solicit minors. The minors that the suspects were meeting for s*xual activities ranged in age 13-15.

“This operation saved lives of countless children,” said MPD Chief Ron Campurciani.

Mooresville Police Department would like to thank the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service, North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, North Carolina State Highway Patrol Criminal Interdiction Unit, Iredell County Magistrates Office, Alamance County Sheriff’s Office, Belmont Police Department, Davidson Police Department, Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, Davie County Sheriff’s Office, Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office, Catawba County Sheriff’s Office, Gaston County Sheriff’s Office, Huntersville Police Department, Kernersville Police Department, Liberty Police Department, Randolph County Sheriff’s Office, and Wake Forest Police Department for their assistance in Operation Artemis.

Taken into Custody May 28, 2024
Brandon Cassiano, 30 years old, of Mooresville, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Cassiano was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Taken into Custody May 29, 2024
Kenneth Lanning, 78 years old, of Clayton, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing, (F) Third Degree S*xual Exploitation of a Minor, (F) Second Degree S*xual Exploitation of a Minor. Lanning was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $150,000 secured bond.

Joshua Lara, 27 years old, of High Point, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Lara was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Thomas Trickett, 65 years old, of Cornelius, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Trickett was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Dawson Davidson, 25 years old, of Taylorsville, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Dawson was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Taken into Custody May 30, 2024
Paul Corkery, 45 years old, of Concord, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Corkery was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Nien Eya Y, 45 years old, of Charlotte, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing and (F) Soliciting Prostitution of a Minor. Eya Y was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $150,000 secured bond.

Elvin Rodezno Rodriguez, 39 years old, of Charlotte, NC, was charged with (F) Soliciting Prostitution of a Minor. Rodezno Rodriguez was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Michael Smith, 55 years old, of Charlotte, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Smith was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Wilbur Cole III, 28 years old, of Gretna, VA, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Cole was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $100,000 secured bond.

Aaron Mark Mayhew, 33 years old, of Cherryville, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Mayhew was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Christopher Bell, 29 years old, of Mooresville, NC, was charged with (M) Solicitation of Prostitution. Bell was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $1,500 secured bond.

Eutiquio Chavez, 36 years old, of Concord, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Chavez was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Daniel Yachnin, 28 years old, of Cornelius, NC, was charged with (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer and Appearing. Yachnin was taken into custody and placed in the Iredell County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

Outstanding Warrant
MPD has an outstanding warrant for Jose Beristain Solis, 39 years old, of Mooresville, NC, (F) Solicitation of a Child by Computer.

05/24/2024

Throwback Friday

Today we filmed at Josh's Farmers Market Today is their last day. Our citizen reporter Kelli Harris phoned with the City manager Randy for his side of the story . The City Manager preferred to give hi

05/22/2024

This Summer Film making and acting camp in Mooresville at Masterworks School of the Arts, Inc. by Benny Vink


Benny Vink started as an actor, but after his leading part on the silver screen he decided to go to the other side of the camera and produce films.

At the IBC film convention in Amsterdam, he took many master classes from award winning directors, camera and sound crew as he wanted to learn from the best.

Vink has made content for big organizations, documentaries that ended up in the movie theaters, television and on streaming services.

At the same time, he founded Pure Media Academy to teach film and acting, and the most important lesson, that films are telling stories. His last Pure Media production can be found on Amazon Prime. At this time, Vink is producing the film called "A Father's Heart" and he founded a news channel called Mooresville News.

Benny believes that the measure of success is not how much money made or awards won, but by how many people are inspired. "I like to invest in the next generation," Vink says, "and teach them all I have learned and to inspire them to bring back creativity and good storytelling in filmmaking."

June 10
5-day Summer Camp Acting age 7-12
June 17
5-day Summer Camp Acting age 13-18
July 8
5-day Summer Camp Film Making 13-18

For more information
https://www.masterworksnc.com

To register
https://masterworksnc.mymusicstaff.com/summer-camps

05/22/2024

Police Make Two Stolen Vehicle Arrests

MOORESVILLE, NC – On Tuesday, May 21, 2024, Mooresville Police Department (MPD)
Officers made two arrests for larceny of a motor vehicle with assistance from the department’s
automatic license plate reader (ALPR) system.
At approximately 7:08 a.m., MPD Officers responded to the area of River Highway/I-77
pursuant to an ALPR hit of a black Chevy Camaro reported stolen out of Winston-Salem. MPD
Officers located the vehicle and completed a vehicle stop without incident.
The driver of the vehicle, James Dilorenzo, 32, of Winston-Salem, was charged with (F) Larceny of a Motor Vehicle. Dilorenzo was placed in the Iredell County Detention Center without bond.

At approximately 11:32 a.m., MPD Officers responded to the area of Fairview Road and U.S. Highway 21 pursuant to an ALPR hit of a black Chevy HHR reported stolen out of Charlotte.
MPD Officers located the vehicle and, based on information that the driver of the vehicle had five active warrants from Charlotte

Mecklenburg Police Department including Assault with a
Deadly Weapon, Officers completed a high-risk vehicle stop without incident.

The driver of the vehicle, Leon Massey, Jr., 46, of Charlotte, was charged with Driving while License Revoked and Open Container. All active warrants were served, and additional charges are forthcoming. Massey was placed in the Iredell County Detention Center without bond.

05/21/2024

Fire Marshal’s Office Investigating Pink Orchard Drive Fire

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – On Tuesday, May 21, 2024, at approximately 4:45 a.m., Mooresville Fire-Rescue (MFR) responded to a residential structure fire on Pink Orchard Drive in the Cherry Grove neighborhood.

One residence was heavily damaged, and another residence had minor exterior damage. No civilians or firefighters were injured, and three occupants were displaced. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the MFR Fire Marshal’s Office.

05/18/2024

Today started the great Musical Anastasia in Mooresville by Masterworks School of the Arts, Inc.
Tomorrow 3 more performances
In the Charles Mac Center Mooresville
Shows: $15 per person

5/18, 12:30pm

5/18, 4:00pm

5/18, 7:00pm

05/14/2024

8:10 a.m. update: the leak has been isolated & water pressure is being restored.
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Residents in several neighborhoods are reporting little to no water pressure, including Wellesley, Northbridge, Cherry Grove, Avalon, and Oaks on Main. A vehicle hit a hydrant on Wiggins Road, causing a leak. Crews are working on restoring pressure.

05/13/2024

Mooresville Fire-Rescue to Relaunch Explorers Program for Teens

MOORESVILLE, NC – Mooresville Fire-Rescue is excited to announce the return of the Mooresville Fire-Rescue (MFR) Explorers Program. This program provides 14–18-year-olds invaluable experience and knowledge of the fire service, including what our firefighters do every day. Teens interested in the program can attend an Open House on May 25, 2024, from 9 a.m.-noon, at the Fire Training Center (2523 Charlotte Highway).

Explorers will get an in-person, hands-on experience as a firefighter, including training alongside MFR firefighters, riding along in the fire truck to various calls, and getting a better understanding of how rewarding it is to serve and protect our community. Firefighter Brian Borst is a graduate of the MFR Explorers Program and encourages any interested teens to apply. He says the program opened his eyes to what firefighters do, beyond what people see in movies.

“I learned everything about turnout gear, fire trucks, extinguishers, water cans, just all your different tools. A day in the life of what the fire department does,” said Borst.

Engineer Sammy Webster also participated in the Explorer Program when he was younger. He says the program can be beneficial now and long-term.

“It can get your foot in the door fulltime somewhere, but you will learn a lot of the basic knowledge. I remember some of the ride-alongs we did, we caught some good fires! I got to do a lot and see a lot,” said Webster.

Borst and Webster are two of four Explorer graduates that are currently employed at Mooresville Fire-Rescue.

“We are thrilled to restart this program and allow teens in the area to learn what we do and prepare them for a lifelong career in the fire service,” said Chief Curt Deaton. “They get to be part of the team and really experience what we do – from responding to car crashes to fires and other emergencies. The invaluable experiences they get as Explorers sets them up for a successful fulltime program here or at another fire department.”

Borst says the training, insight, and experience he gained in the program solidified his decision to become a firefighter.

“My grandfather was an FDNY fireman, so I kind of knew at a younger age this is what I wanted to do. But this sealed the deal when I joined the Explorer Program when I was 15,” said Borst.

There are rules and requirements that teens must meet to become an Explorer, which are detailed in the application online at MooresvilleNC.gov/Explorers. Teens must have a C+ average or higher. The Explorers will meet, on average, one to two times per month.

Teens interested in joining the MFR Explorers Program can attend MFR’s Open House on May 25, 2024, from 9 a.m.-noon at the Fire Training Center (2523 Charlotte Hwy.). Parents must be in attendance with their teen. Questions? Please contact Captain Ryan Harrell by calling 704-799-4227 or emailing [email protected].

05/11/2024

Today Saturday May 11 great car show with great food and music at Lake City Church until 2 pm.

05/10/2024

This morning started the amazing musical Nemo at The Charles Mack Citizen Center Mooresville by Masterworks School of the Arts, Inc.
The next shows are:
5/10, 6:30pm (Thurs. Class) Sold Out

5/11, 1:00pm (Thurs. Class)

5/11, 4:00pm (Mon. Class)

5/11, 6:30pm (Mon. Class).

05/08/2024

Avoid Bluefield Road detection Cornelius

05/08/2024

The Masterworks Junior Theater Company production of Finding Nemo the Musical opens next week!
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Friday May 10 and Saturday May 11- day and evening shows are available.
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Get your tickets on our website - www.masterworksnc.com/sctickets
Email, Call or Stop By!

05/08/2024

Mooresville to hold National Police Week Ceremony May 15
MOORESVILLE, NC – The Mooresville Police Department (MPD) and the Exchange Club of Mooresville/Lake Norman will hold a National Police Week Ceremony on Wednesday, May 15 at 10 a.m. on the lawn of Town Hall, 413 N. Main Street, Mooresville.

The event will honor and remember all law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, including MPD’s three fallen officers—

Chief of Police James Rimmer (EOW
December 7, 1938),

Detective Lieutenant Larry Barger (EOW July 13, 1974), and K9

Officer Jordan Sheldon (EOW May 4, 2019).

The ceremony is open to the public.

National Police Week is May 12, 2024—May 18, 2024, and

National Peace Officer Memorial Day is observed on May 15.

04/27/2024

A new coffee place in Troutman TRUTH Coffee & Meeting House
opened their doors today. Where you get services with a smile and great coffee.
pls check them out.
Mon - Fri: 6:00 Am -9.00 AM until 5-11 grand opening
Sat 7:30am-2:30PM