Good morning, Mooresville.

Scouts from Troop 373 helped prepare bagged lunches for Fifth Street Ministries—supporting families in need in Statesville and inspiring local participation in community service projects.

Lowe’s Foundation received a 2026 Purpose Award from the Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals for investing over $60 million in workforce training that supports 73 organizations to ease the skilled trades shortage from its Mooresville headquarters.

I-SS officials held a beam-signing ceremony on Friday at the rising Weathers Creek High School site on 245 Overcash Road in Troutman, where crews work on roofing and windows as the school is set to open in August 2027 to serve 750+ students.

N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson is urging eligible residents to claim compensation for overpaid generic drugs following a court-approved plan with 47 states.

Those who bought affected medications between May 2009 and December 2019 should call or visit the website to check their eligibility.

The Foundry House, opened in 2022, helps men leaving rehab or incarceration start recovery through a three-phase program offering free housing, health care, transportation, and job training (four residents currently benefit as community donations support this grassroots initiative).

High school football games from Friday saw wins as Hickory (50-7 over N.

Lincoln) and Maiden (41-6 against Fred T. Foard) led regional contests while Bandys, East Lincoln, Hibriten, Patton and Asheville also posted their scores.