Marshall Rallies for Blannahasset Island’s Future After Hurricane Helene
Marshall unites for Blannahasset Island’s revival post-Hurricane Helene, envisioning a resilient, vibrant future.
April 20, 2026
Marshall unites for Blannahasset Island’s revival post-Hurricane Helene, envisioning a resilient, vibrant future.
UNC-Chapel Hill faculty adopted resolutions expressing concerns about SCiLL, a controversial civics-based program.
This weekend in Athens features classic festivals, road closures, the Twilight Criteriums, and the Boybutante Ball.
A Lancaster County man faces charges for allegedly stealing bodies from cemeteries and keeping remains at home.
An Athens man, Timothy Lee Randles, 39, was arrested for child sexual exploitation after a tip led to an investigation.
The Trump administration’s 2027 budget proposes a 19% USDA cut, raising concerns among Nebraska’s agricultural advocates.
In 2026, families with children under 17 can claim a Child Tax Credit of up to $2,200 per child, an increase from $2,000 in 2025, easing financial burdens.
Lula Mays, displaced by Hurricane Helene, faces uncertainty as Asheville’s home repair funds dwindle.
Dr. Shekar N. Kurpad appointed as president and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin, effective July 1.
The RiverRun International Film Festival begins its 28th season, featuring 178 films and a new “LIMITLESS” program.
Family and friends of David Ducado Menton demand justice, urging release of body cam footage after his shooting by police.
Guilford County and Winston-Salem/Forsyth schools discuss budgets, focusing on pay raises, tech upgrades, and staffing.
