Lake Norman Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is having a TRUE Sign & Drive Event! All payments include everything...no hidden fees or costs...and it's a purchase not a lease!

It’s easy to take a good night’s sleep for granted until you experience a bout of insomnia. Lying awake and watching the hours tick by can be incredibly frustrating. But what benefits does the human body derive from sleep, and what happens when you don’t get enough? How can you ensure that your sleep is both regular and restorative?

Whether you want to find a family-friendly film or satisfy your craving for action, fantasy and even horror, the movies slated for release in summer 2012 won’t disappoint.

The price of gas may be rising, but you dont have to venture far from home to enjoy kid-friendly day trips in North and South Carolina that will leave you and your family with amazing memories.

If you're looking for something fun to do in May, events run the gamut from taking your hotrod out for a spin on zMAX Dragway or enjoying Asian culture, to sampling North Carolina microbrews or trying your skills as a warrior!

Warm weather means it's time to fire up the grill! Check out these delicious recipes for everything from entrees to desserts all made on the grill!

Lake Norman Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram would like to say Happy Anniversary to our employees who celebrated an April anniversary date. Thank you for all your hard work!

 

Mickey Burris - 10 years

Stephanie Henley - 6 years

Mike Lingner - 5 years

A.J. Looper - 2 years

Russell Owen - 2 years

John Raila - 2 years

Kelli Tucker - 2 years

Mother’s Day was approved as a holiday on the second Sunday in May by Woodrow Wilson in 1914. Surprisingly, it was not created by the greeting card and floral industries. Movies and music are ideal Mother’s Day gifts because they are affordable, accessible, easily personalized and can capture a shared memory or experience.

The March of Dimes was founded by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to combat a great scourge of his time: polio, a crippling disease that had left Roosevelt himself in a wheelchair. Today American children don't have to worry about getting polio. The disease has been almost completely eradicated thanks to the initiatives by the organization, which led to the development of childhood vaccinations. But the March of Dimes has continued on with a new focus on preventing premature births and birth defects.