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A former Statesville quarterback now playing for Reagan will soon challenge unbeaten Lake Norman in an upcoming game.

Details on game time and location will be shared as the matchup draws local interest.

North Iredell and Mooresville volleyball teams met for a competitive match today at a local gym + officials noted that both sides showcased strong teamwork throughout the contest.

Starting Tuesday, every public school senior on track to graduate will receive a direct college admission offer through NC College Connect.

Students will log in to their CFNC account to review offers and speak with local counselors before College Application Week (Oct. 19-25).

Downtown Statesville’s Fall Art Crawl will take place on Saturday, Sept.

19 from 2 to 6 p.m. Historic shops will host over 85 regional artists showing art through live demos, music + a public sculpture unveiling at 110 Allison Street later that day.

The Department of Education awarded nearly 4 million dollars to the Skills for the Future program on Sept.

15, helping thousands of students gain classroom experience that shows colleges, employers and the military what they can do beyond test scores.

Iredell-Statesville school board members discussed three redistricting options Monday night—considering proposals that would shift students to the new Weathers Creek High School in Troutman, which is set to open for the 2027-28 school year.

The ASUN Conference recognized a former North Iredell volleyball star who played a key role in Queens University's three recent wins.

Iredell-Statesville Schools approved a redistricting plan that shifts some Lake Norman students to South Iredell High and prepares for Weathers Creek High to open next fall with 759 students.

The board also set new boundaries for Parkertown Elementary ahead of its 2027-2028 opening.