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7. Summerfield’s legal bills climbing, but by how much?
Summerfield’s legal bills soared to a record last fiscal year, but by exactly how much remains a mystery to the...
8. OKI planning board member resigns amid house-size kerfuffle, members reject council proposals
The battle to limit house size continues in the Town of Oak Island, but one player has been removed from...
9. Tourism grant revoked: promoting businesses that take inclusiveness pledge will no longer get tax dollars
The Haywood County Tourism Development Authority voted Thursday to rescind a grant promoting the county as a welcoming destination for...
10. Southeast High Point site bought for $5M
A job-creation project in southeast High Point is a step closer to reality following a property acquisition this week. A...
1. Many NC students are still missing weeks of school. How some school systems are trying to get them back in
One in four North Carolina students — 417,000 kids — was “chronically absent” from school during the 2022-23 school year,...
2. Medicare negotiated drug prices for the first time. Here’s what it got
The White House unveiled the fruits of months of negotiations between the government and pharmaceutical companies: new, lower Medicare prices...
3. In the Triangle, millennials from low-income families are faring worse than Gen Xers
Americans born to low-income families are faring worse than the last generation in the Triangle, and in most of the...
4. Elevating Wilmington: Why a New, Taller Bridge is Essential for Our Progress
Last week’s celebration was a testament to the power of community and the strength of our collective vision. It was...
5. Plan approved by North Carolina panel to meet prisoner reentry goals
A new state panel has laid out specifics designed to bring numerous North Carolina state government agencies together to work...
6. Sylva revisits panhandling ordinance
New changes are being proposed to Sylva’s panhandling ordinance, and although a public hearing is not required for the Sylva...
7. NHCS employees tell board they want more action, less politics at town hall
Tuesday’s town hall with New Hanover County Schools board members, executive staff and teachers was a positive one, according to...
8. HCA chased Mission doctors away and made a ‘debacle’ of emergency department, draft academic report says
A new working draft study out of Wake Forest University is the most comprehensive analysis of the personnel crisis at...
9. Public-private partnerships pave the way for new mixed-income housing in Durham
Construction equipment beeped and whirred in the background and dump trucks roared in the distance during a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday...