The Statesville Women’s Club will host its annual “Walk a Mile in Their Shoes” event as part of an international effort to raise awareness about domestic violence and provide resources for survivors.

Discover North Carolina artist Anne Harkness and her journey from graphic design to oil painting, finding inspiration in everyday moments, light, color and personal stories.

Rock Star Records is bringing physical media back through selling vinyl records and CD's in Downtown Mooresville.

On Monday, Mayor Chris Carney announced that he will be stepping down from his seat as mayor of Mooresville on September 23.

His and Her's band performs at Piedmont Folkways on September 9th! Learn more about the band and their origins.

Explore our review of Death Rattle, an urban fantasy novel set in Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina. Follow Clarke through a gripping story of murder, friendship, self-discovery and the supernatural while discovering what makes this local fantasy read stand out.

Meet the Charlotte author behind Death Rattle, an urban fantasy series blending magic, mystery and real-life experiences. Discover Carter Pugh's journey as an indie author, her connection to Charlotte and what readers can expect from the upcoming final book, Death Knell.

The 2026 Traffic Safety Summits, hosted by state Sen. Vickie Sawyer, bring together community members, local leaders and elected officials to discuss traffic safety concerns and explore ways to make North Carolina roads safer.

Director and writer, Michael Smith, comes to Statesville to share his recent film "Hekla" at the Statesville Full Bloom Film Festival.

"Hekla," written and directed by Michael Smith, tells the story of a chaotic day of an aspiring actress. Read this review of the film today!

Welcome to Written Here, a space for local authors and bookish news to come alive around you. As a reader and advocate for promoting local authors, literature and local arts, Written Here is a new section within Lake Norman Record to do said platforming.

The Department of Environmental Quality of North Carolina (NCDEQ), Division of Water Resources announced on Monday will be holding a public hearing on Sept. 28, 2026 at Mitchell Community College.

Theater Statesville presents Clue for two weekend in September. Learn more about the cast and behind the scenes.

Local filmmaker, Elias Shack, created a documentary about North Carolina Musician Doc Watson that has been selected for the Full Bloom Festival in Statesville, NC.

Roving Roots performs at Piedmont Folkways this Wednesday and shares their story.

“One of the People” A North Carolinian Legend Documentary of Doc Watson written by Elias Shack

The Broad Pickup's, from Statesville, have been making music for locals to enjoy and connect a community of music lovers together.

Write Local & Support Local Authors: Iredell County Local Author Fair takes place on Oct. 3, 2026.

Statesville Pride Alliance is building community and creating safe spaces for local LGBTQ+ members and allies.

Statesville artist Tony Griffin is bringing his passion for art and unique perspective to an upcoming exhibition with Mooresville Arts, where his work will be featured alongside other local artists.