
Gov. Stein Reveals Grant to Support Small Businesses Impacted by Hurricane Helene
The $30 million public-private partnership with Duke Endowment and Dogwood Health Trust will supply businesses with grants of up to $50,000.
The $30 million public-private partnership with Duke Endowment and Dogwood Health Trust will supply businesses with grants of up to $50,000.
The suit filed by the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, on behalf of five plaintiffs who live in Edenton, seeks to block a deal that would transfer ownership of the monument from the town of Edenton to Chowan County.
Durham County will randomly select 125 families to receive $750 monthly for a year. In addition, participants will receive $100 a month to complete surveys so researchers can analyze the results.
Knowing that they have lost their veto-proof supermajority for the next session, Republicans are attempting one last power grab at the expense of North Carolinians who need help putting their lives back together after Helene.
Legislators are set to return next week for their final session before state child care stabilization funds expire at the end of December. Advocates are
This week, western North Carolina officials will meet with White House staff and the state’s congressional delegation to discuss further federal aid as Hurricane recovery
The Southern Poverty Law Center says that Patriot Front is a “white nationalist hate group that broke off from Vanguard America in the aftermath of the deadly ‘Unite the Right’ rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.”
The amendment intentionally creates division across various communities in our state, casts doubt on the security and integrity of our elections, and provokes anti-immigration hate and racism, which are already issues in our country.
El trabajo de estos “segundos respondedores” se hizo evidente tras desastres como el Huracán Katrina, y su participación es fundamental para la recuperación de las zonas afectadas.
Early voting is underway in North Carolina, and millions across the state have already cast their ballots. Organized by the political groups America Votes and Advance North Carolina, dozens of North Carolina A&T State University students and alumni held a march to the polls event on campus.