Ray Gronberg
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9. Person County residents suing commissioners over rezoning for Dominion LNG plant
The Tomato Lady. An amateur astronomer. A doctor-turned-organic farmer. Eight Person County residents have sued their county commissioners over an...
10. Plans move ahead for ‘critical’ 23rd Street widening project
Plans to widen 23rd Street will move forward following a vote of support from local leaders. Wilmington International Airport officials...
7. The U.S. may be missing human cases of bird flu, scientists say
Officially, there is only one documented case of bird flu spilling over from cows into humans during the current U.S....
1. NC Senate votes to force sheriffs to work with ICE, as immigration emerges as top political concern
A bill to require sheriffs to work with federal immigration officials passed the North Carolina Senate along party lines Thursday,...
2. North Carolina Senate OKs $500 million for private school vouchers, student accounts
North Carolina Senate Republicans pushed legislation through their chamber Thursday to set aside roughly $500 million more for now for...
3. A $465,000 frat party? Effort to honor UNC Greeks after flag protest raises questions.
A group of UNC fraternity brothers photographed protecting an American flag as it was being pulled from its pole during...
4. DEQ: NC drinking water could be doubly exposed to 1,4-dioxane versus nation
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality has submitted a human health risk assessment of 1,4-dioxane in drinking water, as...
5. Trial of ex-DSS attorney starts
Jury selection began in Macon County on Monday in the trial of a former Cherokee County Department of Social Services...
6. Recent whale deaths unfortunate, not alarming: Scientists
In the morning hours, Carova Beach is quiet. In a few months it will be packed with visitors. The popular...
8. As Dare Housing Task Force moves forward, the fate of $35 million in state funds is unclear
As the Dare County Housing Task Force met on April 30 to develop strategies to address a workforce housing crisis,...
9. UNC Chapel Hill social justice hub ‘closed indefinitely’ by administrators after pro-Palestine protests
The building that houses a 160-year old student organization at UNC-Chapel Hill has been “closed indefinitely” by university administrators. The...
10. State Rep. Cecil Brockman blasts his critics in full-page ad
Usually, the news stories in newspapers are more interesting than the ads, but for readers of the High Point Enterprise...
1. North Carolina Republicans seek hundreds of millions of dollars more for school vouchers
Addressing a sharp increase in private-school grant applications, North Carolina Republicans advanced legislation on Wednesday to spend hundreds of millions...