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13033
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Iredell County is featured in this month's North Carolina magazine Community Profile.
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15056
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At one time, Iredell County had the reputation of being the biggest liquor-distilling county in North Carolina. Today, it is a favored section of the State in terms of manufacturing and agriculture. With Statesville as its county seat, Iredell County contains Mitchell College, Carnation Milk Company, Mooresville Cotton Mills, and the Barium Springs Orphanage along with other educational and industrial institutions.
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24594
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The Chambers Mansion in Iredell County is being restored by the Harry Gattons; this article presents the progress of the 7-year restoration.
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Two French brothers, Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier, invented the hot air balloon in 1783. North Carolina hot air balloon pilots keep their invention alive with the Carolina BalloonFest held in Statesville each year. Each October, residents can join the pilots at the Statesville Regional Airport and fly thousands of feet above the ground.
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Our State
(NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 82 Issue 5, October 2014,
p192-196, 198, 200, 202-203, il, por, map
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29256
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Iredell County, North Carolina has three regions: the agricultural north, the bustling crossroads of the Piedmont, and the industry magnet of the south. With cities like Statesville and Mooresville, Iredell County offers up-and-coming activities with a small-town atmosphere.
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29786
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Two unique cities combine to make Iredell County, North Carolina a successful economic driver in the Charlotte region and across the state. Statesville to the north, and Mooresville to the south provide a mix of industry and metropolitan amenities with history and culture.
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