Good morning, Mooresville.

Local veteran Frankie Dunn received a new accessible tiny home from Purple Heart Homes and 7 Days for the Troops (providing him a safe, dignified place to live) recently.

Crosby Scholars will host an open house Tuesday, Sept.

15 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Goodwill Career Center (124 Fourth Crescent Street) in Statesville, offering academy sessions, college tours, and ACT/SAT prep to help new and returning students explore college and career resources.

Eleven students graduated from Mitchell Community College’s paramedic program in a local ceremony.

Amanda Wallace (the lead instructor) said they showed strength, perseverance, and purpose during their training.

The Iredell County Health Department will host the Trauma to Transformation Summit on Thursday, Sept.

24 at Statesville Recreation Center to explore trauma, healing and recovery. Guest speaker Joseph Swafford will share his story and attendees may learn through training sessions (lunch is provided).

Four Lake Norman hospitals are competing for a 3D body scanner, but only one will receive approval.

A public hearing is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Oct. 20 at the Iredell County Public Library (Statesville Main Branch, 201 N. Tradd St.).

Girls flag football is starting statewide competition among high school teams with growing support, spurring new teams and offering a route to college athletics — local schools in Mooresville will adjust schedules as needed.