Good morning, Mooresville.

Iredell County Public Library is continuing its Community Navigator program at the Statesville branch (partnering with Appalachian State University) and welcomes Virgil Chavez, a Statesville native who now offers bilingual support and referrals for housing, food and legal services on Mondays and Tuesdays.

A 72-year-old NC grocery chain, a subsidiary of Alex Lee with nearly 9,000 employees, is expanding in Lake Norman to boost access to fresh food and create jobs.

The expansion will increase competition among local stores.

The Iredell County Board approved a 10-year incentive grant of up to $3.187M to support Corvid Technologies' $95M expansion plan, which will preserve 394 jobs + add up to 423 new roles as it grows its Mooresville campus and builds a new 400,000 sqft manufacturing facility by Dec.

31.

Muslim scholar Dr. Omid Safi from Duke University will give Davis Lectures at Grace Baptist Church on Oct.

25-26 at 7 p.m., where he will speak on divine love and the role of prophets in today’s society (highlighting the church’s commitment to religious tolerance).

Mooresville has eased select Stage 2 water conservation measures as fall transitions and recent rainfall improve water conditions.

Residents can now wash vehicles at home + resume pressure-washing and buy bulk potable water, while existing limits remain on irrigation and decorative fountains.

Piedmont HealthCare expands imaging services in Statesville Imaging Center with a new Siemens Healthineers SOMATOM Pro.Pulse CT scanner operational today (Oct.

22). The addition boosts capacity and sets the stage for specialized heart scans in the near future.

The town and Mooresville Spinners reached an agreement on the Moor Park lease that secures the park for the team’s upcoming home games (official details are pending).

Residents are encouraged to support the team during this new chapter.

Racing legends including Kurt Busch, Kyle Petty, Michael Waltrip, and Max Papis participated in the inaugural B.R.A.K.E.S.

Grand Prix – Race 2 Save Lives Pro-Am at Trackhouse Motorplex earlier this month to fund a program that teaches lifesaving road skills to teens and parents (B.R.A.K.E.S.).