Good morning, Mooresville.

Neese's Country Sausage is returning to Food Lion stores soon; the brand (founded in 1917 when it sold supplies from a covered wagon) brings a taste of local history back to the neighborhood.

Mitchell Community College hosted its first Night Simulations today to test paramedic skills in realistic emergency scenarios.

The Class of 2026 worked in teams with local partners + experts to improve patient care ahead of their August 13 graduation.

Nicholas Lord is set as principal of Weathers Creek High School effective Sept.

1, transitioning from West Iredell Middle to lead the new school starting in 2027-2028 (he was named principal of the year). Meanwhile, Randy Wood becomes West Iredell Middle’s new leader after meeting families on Aug. 5.

Mooresville residents should be aware that a dangerous weed has been found in 29 counties with a high presence in the Piedmont, and local experts advise checking with county extension offices for proper removal methods.

Mooresville’s historic D.E.

Turner Hardware building, listed on the National Register since 1980, is now for sale in Downtown for $2.75 million. The 10,003 sqft property features a two-story building and an attached warehouse with one of North Carolina’s oldest freight elevators—located among popular restaurants and boutiques.