Small-Town Minister Patricia Smith Upsets Six-Term Incumbent in Primary
A small-town accountant, Patricia Smith, unseated a six-term incumbent in a surprising primary win in North Carolina.
March 13, 2026
A small-town accountant, Patricia Smith, unseated a six-term incumbent in a surprising primary win in North Carolina.
State regulators approved a solar and battery project in Rock County, powering over 45,000 homes by 2028.
Eleven candidates are vying for three seats on U-M’s Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs, with terms starting May 1.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Airport seeks a new executive director as Carl Beardsley Jr. won’t return post-sabbatical.
Brendan LaFrenier, an LSA senior, completed a 200-mile run across Michigan to raise awareness and funds for homelessness.
U-M researchers collaborate globally, discovering transformative solutions communities may already possess to unsolved issues.
The state waived requirements for 43,000 able-bodied adults until May 1, offering support through SNAP benefits.
The documentary on immigration history debuted on March 11, highlighting contributions to Nevada’s community.
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools plans to cut Pre-K classes due to a $3M funding shortfall and program slot losses.
Brittany Smith’s doorbell video of 78-year-old Richard, a delivery driver, inspired over 12,000 donors to raise $500K for his retirement, changing their lives.
Trecia Crawford, adored crossing guard at Moss Haven Elementary, received a new Jeep from school dads after her car broke down, a testament to community spirit.
HUD Sec. Turner claims funding isn’t an issue for Hurricane Helene repairs, but state officials disagree, citing unmet needs.
