Governor Josh Stein announced that TSEA Energy, a manufacturer specializing in energy equipment, will be establishing its first U.S. manufacturing plant in Rockingham County, North Carolina. The company plans to create 160 jobs and invest $25 million in the city of Eden, as part of its initiative to modernize the
Asheville invests $2.1M in resilience hubs, crucial for emergencies like Hurricane Helene, bolstering community support.
High Point is gearing up for a revamped opportunity zones program, aiming to boost investments in downtown areas.
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools face position cuts due to a drop in enrollment, with a $11M funding loss expected.
Asheville Airport is hosting a drive for TSA workers amid the shutdown, seeking $20 gift cards to support affected staff.
Historian Ibram X. Kendi brings his book tour to Charlotte, exploring “great replacement theory” in modern politics.
A study reveals NC has only 38 affordable rentals per 100 low-income households, increasing financial strain.
Michael Whatley, facing tight polls and sluggish fundraising in NC, seeks help from ex-governor Rod Blagojevich.
Governor Josh Stein has announced the allocation of approximately $8.5 million in infrastructure grants aimed at supporting small business recovery in western North Carolina. These funds will be directed towards 13 local projects under the North Carolina Department of Commerce’s Small Business Infrastructure Grant Program (SmBIZ). The initiative is part
Greensboro is launching housing projects for the homeless, reallocating resources to aid families and individuals.
Senate leader Phil Berger seeks a hand-to-eye recount in his primary race after a 23-vote lead for Sam Page.
Boone will hold a public hearing to discuss a one-year moratorium on data centers due to energy and noise concerns.
