North Iredell News

IREDELL COUNTY: Total Strength Group Exercise

By Press release submission | Sep 28, 2019

Push past your current strength level by using various strength training methods.

From North Carolina Business Daily

Camden County’s $3,829-per-month cost of living is the highest in North Dakota

By North Carolina Business Daily reports | 4 years ago

Residents of Camden County need to make $3,829 every month to maintain a modest standard of living, making it the most expensive place to live in North Dakota.

From North Carolina Business Daily

North Carolina’s public pensions are 59.6% government funded

By North Carolina Business Daily reports | 4 years ago

Taxpayer contributions to North Carolina’s public pension funds in 2017 amounted to 59.6 percent of the total, the 13th lowest ratio among the 50 states, according to newly released data by the U.S. Census Bureau.

From North Carolina Business Daily

Average student loan debt for graduates in North Carolina is $26,164, study finds

By North Carolina Business Daily reports | 4 years ago

College graduates in North Carolina have an average debt burden of $26,164, according to a study by the website 24/7 Wall St. examining average student loan debt in the 50 states.

IREDELL COUNTY: Vinyasa Yoga to be Held September 28

By Press release submission | Sep 21, 2019

Creating a fun upbeat class that takes you out of the box and challenges your preconceived limitations.

From North Carolina Business Daily

Income taxes make up 30.3% of total state, local levies in North Carolina, study finds

By North Carolina Business Daily reports | 4 years ago

State income tax revenues in North Carolina represent 30.3 percent of its total state and local levies, according to a new study by the Tax Foundation.

David L. Johnson's campaign establishes a House committee

By North Iredell News | Sep 17, 2019

The campaign committee of Republican Party candidate David L. Johnson, Johnson for Progress, has established a House committee, according to data from the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

From Old North News

North Carolina's disabled veterans still waiting for VA to refund wrongly charged home loan fees

By Colin Froment | 4 years ago

More than a month after a July 31 deadline, the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) has yet to release an update on what it is doing to identify and refund the approximately 73,000 disabled veterans -- including some in North Carolina -- who were wrongly charged funding fees when issued VA loans.