NC to Open Multi-Family, Workforce Housing Applications by Early 2026
Applications for NC’s multi-family and workforce housing programs open in 2026, aiding post-Hurricane Helene recovery.
December 8, 2025
Applications for NC’s multi-family and workforce housing programs open in 2026, aiding post-Hurricane Helene recovery.
East Fork Pottery, despite a $1M loss from Hurricane Helene, is expanding with a $2.5M investment, adding 40 jobs.
Randolph County debates library board’s fate after controversy over transgender-themed children’s book, “Call Me Max.”
$29M in FEMA funds will aid Hurricane Helene recovery in Western NC, with $7.7M for Asheville’s municipal golf course.
Guilford County plans a fiscal stress test due to potential federal and state funding cuts, impacting local services.
Republican state lawmakers face primary challenges. Key races include Phil Berger vs. Sam Page and a GOP seat battle.
Dakisha “DK” Wesley appointed as Asheville city manager, succeeding Debra Campbell; starts Jan. 12, 2025.
North Carolina’s economic development in 2025 set a record with 33,745 new jobs and $23.1 billion in investments.
Donovan Green and her team are tirelessly cleaning debris from Hickory Creek after Hurricane Helene’s devastation.
Candidate filing for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners is underway. Eight candidates, including two incumbents, have filed.
Asheville’s Mission Hospital is now a Level I trauma center, despite ongoing scrutiny over safety and staffing issues.
Eric Davis, chair of NC’s Board of Education, criticized recent immigration enforcement for disrupting schools.
