The North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved four grant requests totaling $1,890,000, according to an announcement by Governor Josh Stein. Aimed at boosting local economies, these grants are expected to create 67 jobs and attract more than $15.5 million in private investments. The grants, which were awarded to
FEMA’s withdrawal of BRIC grants leaves NC cities like Salisbury struggling to fund flood mitigation projects.
At a UNC Asheville meeting, community members urged officials to keep the south campus forest undeveloped.
Wow Bao, a rapidly expanding Asian street food company, announced plans to establish a manufacturing facility in Forest City, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein confirmed that the initiative will create 88 new jobs in Rutherford County, with Wow Bao investing $6.45 million in the project. The facility will be the
Gov. Josh Stein in Asheville: $524M Helene aid’s “just a start,” seeks $19B federal help for recovery, wildfire efforts.
North Carolina may require written permission to hunt or fish on private land, sparking concerns from hunters.
The NC Supreme Court paused a ruling that risked disqualifying 65,000 ballots, pending an ongoing legal battle.
The North Carolina Department of Commerce announced the allocation of funds to assist local businesses in mitigating layoffs resulting from Hurricane Helene. The initiative, named the Hurricane Helene Business Edge Fund, offers $500,000 in grant funding aimed at supporting workforce development boards in Western North Carolina. The measure, unveiled by
NC’s legislature passed over $1B for Helene recovery, but $750M remains unspent. Delays frustrate lawmakers and agencies.
Asheville plans a $225M disaster recovery fund, focusing $130M on infrastructure, including a potential arts center.
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has unveiled a new initiative aimed at recruiting skilled individuals to join the state government workforce. A newly launched website seeks to attract those affected by Hurricane Helene and recent federal budget cuts, offering them opportunities within the state. The platform also serves as
The NC Forest Service bans all open burning starting March 21, due to wildfire risks. Violators face fines.
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