Ray Gronberg
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4. How a North Carolina community college is making school more accessible for student parents
Forsyth Technical Community College is working to improve how student parents access child care on campus. The two-year college is...
5. Long-term risk of psychiatric disorder and psychotropic prescription after SARS-CoV-2 infection among UK general population
The continuing spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) remains a major...
6. Durham wants to boost tourism with a new convention center
Durham’s tourism agency is calling for the city to invest in a new convention center as part of a sweeping...
7. Summerfield denies NAACP’s `segregation’ assertion
Summerfield denied NAACP allegations that the town has a long history of “perpetuating segregation and discriminating against non-white residents of...
8. Settling for less: Plenty of questions remain over local, national impact of realtor settlement
A recent multimillion-dollar court settlement involving realtor commissions has left many unanswered questions in the real estate industry, especially when...
9. NC’s top veterans affairs leader stepping down after criticism from GOP lawmakers
The embattled head of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is stepping down following recent criticism by...
10. Utility trailers hooked up as crime target
Utility trailers, the lifeblood for many small businesses and a resource for outdoor enthusiasts hauling boats and equipment, have become...
1. North Carolina gets its first glimpse at the money changing hands with legalized sports gambling
When online sports gambling went live in North Carolina the day before that ACC Tournament commenced, no one doubted it...
2. Where do tourism tax dollars go? Buncombe Co. eyes recent Outer Banks case
A court ruling last week in a Currituck County case could have echoes across North Carolina, including in Buncombe County....
3. New electric rates coming for factory-sized Fayetteville Public Works Commission customers
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission will soon have new electricity rate plans for its massive consumers of electricity, such as...
4. Making Biscuitville rise
Biscuitville’s new hash brown casserole was too good. Soon after its chain-wide rollout, it had to be pulled from the...
5. HCA, Stein lawsuit schedule and governance set, judge defines document protections
A North Carolina Business Court judge defined rules of the road for the lawsuit state Attorney General Josh Stein has...
6. UNC women’s tennis star Reese Brantmeier sues the NCAA over prize money rules
On Friday night, Reese Brantmeier stood several yards away from her former doubles partner Elizabeth Scotty as No. 6 UNC...