Local News in Iredell County, North Carolina
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Services are today for Iredell commissioner (The Charlotte Observer)
Services are at 3 p.m. today for Godfrey Williams, chairman of the Iredell County Board of Commissioners who died Saturday after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer.Lady Jaguars following similar path of another county team? (The Gaston Gazette) GREENSBORO – The last time a Gaston County public high school girls basketball team won a state title was in 1977. Forestview’s 63-45 victory over North Iredell Saturday afternoon at UNC-Greensboro gives the Lady Jaguars a chance to follow in...
Forestview star fueled by '09 loss (The Charlotte Observer) Point guard Shannon Smith helps Jaguars get a second chance to win a state title.
Meetings, Etc. (The Mooresville Tribune) Here is a partial listing of upcoming meetings, classes, sign-ups and other events in South Iredell and the region.
Snowfall totals in North and South Carolina (WBTV Charlotte) The snow event that moved through the Charlotte region Tuesday left varying snow amounts throughout North and South Carolina.
NC: No money available for student textbooks (WCNC Charlotte) STATESVILLE, N.C. -- Students need books to learn, but North Carolina is telling schools there's no money for new books. In Iredell County, students are already using books that are old, torn and have broken bindings. "Our students need textbooks. It's the biggest part of their education they need," said a parent. At Statesville High, some students are using books that are eight years old. But ...
Who's going to drain the swamp that is Washington? (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) Voters need to keep turning out the party in power -- R or D -- until one of them starts acting in the public's interest.
Regional Briefs: Former Spelman president to speak (Winston-Salem Journal) Donald Stewart, a former president of Spelman College, will be the keynote speaker at Winston-Salem State University's spring commencement ceremony May 8 at Joel Coliseum.
Term limits can fight fraud (The Myrtle Beach Sun News) Before Rep.
Opponents blast McHenry for mailing cards to 100,000 constituents (The Morganton News Herald) Opponents facing U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry in the Republican primary are taking him to task over a recent mailing they said is nothing more than campaign material. Morganton businessman Vance Patterson, one of the three GOP contenders for the 10th District seat, calls the mailing "outrageous and inexcusable" and wants McHenry to resign his seat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Census ...