The years following World War II were a time of rapid growth in population and industry. There was a growing interest in making Mooresville a great town in which to live. The town motto was…
The Town of Mooresville Board of Commissioners approved a $250,000 budget amendment to enhance pedestrian safety at Mooresville High School during its August 3 meeting. The Board has an…
Warmer Weather Headed to Mooresville This Week — Spring Begins to Stretch Its Legs
After a chilly start to March, warmer weather is finally on the way to the Mooresville area, with temperatures climbing well above seasonal averages starting tomorrow. Residents can look…
Charles Mack Citizen Center Recognized as Best of North Carolina Award Winner for Meeting & Event Facilities
The Charles Mack Citizen Center has been named a recipient of the 2026 Best of North Carolina Awards in the Meeting & Event Facilities category, earning recognition as one of the state’s…
A Century of Milling History Still Stands in Mooresville
For more than a century, a mill has stood along North Main Street, helping shape both the landscape and economy of Mooresville. Historic photographs from the early and mid-twentieth century…
Langtree Charter Academy’s “Lucky the Lion” Crowned Mascot Dance-Off Champion at the Mooresville Day x Race City Festival
The Town of Mooresville Experience & Engagement team proudly presented Langtree Charter Academy with the championship trophy after winning the annual School Mascot Dance-Off at the 2026…
Mooresville Dog Mayor Annie Visits Local Schools Ahead of Mooresville Day X Race City Festival
As the Town of Mooresville gears up for the annual Mooresville Day X Race City Festival, Mooresville’s Dog Mayor, Annie, made special visits to local schools to help build excitement for the…