Good morning, Mooresville.

Iredell County Animal Services warned pet owners not to send money to anyone claiming to have found their lost pet through social media (scammers may ask for funds for care, transportation, or boarding) and urged calling 704-878-5424 to verify claims.

The Longest Table returns to Mooresville on Sunday, Sept.

27 along Blue Devil Boulevard at Mooresville High School where residents will share a meal at 1 p.m. and enjoy family-friendly activities to foster local unity + connection.

Mooresville native Lee Knox held a stirring show in Charlotte that moved an elderly couple to slow dance during his live set and reinforced his role in the local Entertainment District Night series downtown—he writes over 9,000 songs inspired by everyday moments.

Autobell Car Wash is awarding $150,000 in academic scholarships to 182 employees across four states, including team members in Iredell County.

The program supports higher education as part of the company’s employee benefits.

South Iredell Fire Rescue took delivery of Utility 12, a new air van replacing a 1994 truck to aid firefighters across Iredell County including Mooresville.

The unit, equipped with chain saws, extrication tools and a 16,000-pound winch (plus other gear), will serve until additional resources return.

The Iredell County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Sept.

15 at 6:00 p.m. in Statesville at the NC Cooperative Extension to review economic development incentives for a project expecting a $3.27m investment + up to $33,466 in grants over five years.

The 2026 North Carolina high school football season enters Week 2 today as Mooresville teams join area schools in scheduled matchups (a key stage of the season).

North Carolina high school football teams kick off Week 2 today with every area game listed on the new schedule (matchup details provided by the schools) so fans can follow local contests at nearby venues.