Businesswoman takes aim at Mooresville zoning law

Along the shaded streets and century-old homes in Mooresville's historic downtown district, Ilisa Millermoon's residence sticks out like a brightly colored sore thumb. An artist, Millermoon likes to decorate her front yard with quirky sculptures and multicolored creations. But it wasn't her art that caught the attention of the town's planning department this year. Instead, they became interested ...

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