Chatsworth Products, Inc. (CPI), a manufacturer of IT equipment, announced an expansion of its facility in New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein revealed that the company will create 45 new jobs and invest $11 million in the expansion. This development underscores North Carolina’s growing reputation as a
City Manager Debra Campbell to retire Dec. 2025, pledges commitment to Asheville during leadership transition.
A protest in Charlotte opposes Republican Griffin’s bid to discard votes in a contested N.C. Supreme Court race.
Stephanie McGarrah has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary for the newly established Division of Community Revitalization (DCR) at the North Carolina Department of Commerce, effective January 22. Her appointment is part of Governor Josh Stein’s initiative to focus on recovery and revitalization efforts for western North Carolina following Hurricane
Chandler Mohammed, a trans nonbinary person in Charlotte, navigates fear and community under Trump’s policies.
State lawmakers propose a $500M Hurricane Helene recovery bill, prioritizing home repairs, agriculture, and resilience.
The North Carolina Main Street Conference, organized by the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the N.C. Main Street and Rural Planning Center, will take place in downtown Mooresville from March 11-13, 2025. This annual event is the largest statewide downtown revitalization conference in the U.S. and aims to bring
Lawmakers discuss Helene recovery in NC. Funding shortfall concerns raised; efforts to rebuild roads, housing underway.
In McDowell County, evacuations are underway as gusty winds fuel a wildfire in the Crooked Creek community.
The State of North Carolina has announced the creation of 16,956 new jobs across 218 business recruitment, expansion, or rural development projects in 2024. These initiatives, facilitated by the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the Economic Development Partnership of N.C., are expected to bring $15.2 billion in capital investment
DHS allows ICE arrests at schools, reversing Biden-era policy. CMS prepares for changes, focusing on student rights.
Education advocates protested in the cold as Buncombe County cut $4.7M in school funding to address budget issues.
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