National Council on the Arts Discusses Impact in Hurricane Recovery
Members of the National Council on the Arts visited Asheville to discuss the arts’ role in Hurricane Helene recovery.
May 7, 2026
Members of the National Council on the Arts visited Asheville to discuss the arts’ role in Hurricane Helene recovery.
The unemployment rate in North Carolina for March 2026 was reported at 3.7 percent, reflecting a slight decrease from February’s revised rate. This brings the state’s unemployment rate below the national average, which also saw a drop to 4.3 percent. Over the past year, North Carolina’s unemployment rate has decreased
Amazon’s new supply chain service targets businesses, potentially impacting FedEx and UPS in the Triad region.
Bennett College sues its alumnae association for alleged trademark infringement, risking accreditation and reputation.
Buncombe’s proposed budget drew criticism for its tax hikes, with residents fearing increased burdens on homeowners.
Asheville launches RideTheArt.com for real-time bus tracking, consolidating transit info and policies for passengers.
The state Senate voted 36-9 to delay property tax revaluations due to rising real estate values, affecting several counties.
WakeMed aims to join Atrium Health for financial strength and upgrades, despite concerns over rising healthcare costs.
Asheville considers reallocating $19.2M to repair homes post-Hurricane Helene, altering initial $3M allocation.
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee for alleged misconduct.
Governor Josh Stein has declared May 3-9, 2026, as Small Business Week in North Carolina to honor the vital role that entrepreneurs and small businesses play in the state’s economy. This proclamation highlights the contributions of nearly one million small businesses, which are central to job creation and economic growth
The Wake County Board postponed votes on Atrium Health’s proposed takeover of WakeMed, allowing public feedback.
