Winter weather is threatening much of western North Carolina again today. The livable wage is continuing to rise in Buncombe County. The accidental shooting of a toddler is being investigated in Mitchell County.
In Mooresville, right in the middle of the school day, 3,900 people were without power. Author: Chloe Leshner (WCNC) Updated: 5:11 PM EST February 18, 2021
MOORESVILLE, N.C.
A lot of local school districts switched over to virtual learning Thursday to avoid having buses and students out on wet and icy roads. It s a much easier switch to make now that so many students and teachers are used to online learning.
In Mooresville, right in the middle of the school day, 3,900 people were without power. Some of them, teachers trying to work from home.
Stoplights along Cobble Creek Highway were dark for several hours, wintery weather leaving tree branches icy.
Becky Snyder, a fifth-grade academically and intellectually gifted math, science and social studies teacher at East Mooresville Intermediate School, is one of 46 educators nationwide who will receive the prestigious