Ray Gronberg
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4. Workforce woes delay support services for N.C. residents with disabilities
Thousands of North Carolinians with intellectual and developmental disabilities rely on caregivers, known as direct support professionals, for help with...
5. Biden campaign expands staff in North Carolina
Ahead of Vice President Harris traveling to North Carolina again this week, President Biden’s campaign announced Tuesday it’s expanding its...
6. Votes that didn’t count. NC primaries saw 1,647 ballots rejected.
In the 2024 North Carolina primary elections, 1,647 ballots were not counted because voters either didn’t have a photo ID...
7. New Hanover spending $36K monthly on suspended PCU outreach division
County commissioners did not decide the fate of Port City United, the county’s violence intervention program, on Monday, despite two...
8. Supply chain issues hitting Guilford emergency vehicles
According to information sent from Guilford County Emergency Services Director Jim Albright to the Guilford County Board of Commissioners, the...
9. What do visitors like about Haywood County?
More than 75 percent of visitors to Haywood County are making return trips, and about that same percentage rank their...
10. UNC Asheville names new provost following announcement of $6M deficit
UNC Asheville has selected Yvonne Villanueva-Russell for the position of provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs, effective July...
1. UNC’s $97 million online education gambit hits headwinds
Project Kitty Hawk, named for the town near the Outer Banks site of the Wright Brothers’ historic first flight, has...
2. How facilities meant to help kids with mood disorders are falling short in North Carolina
When children with severe mood or behavior disorders require intense therapeutic care, they can end up in one of the...
3. Algorithms guide senior home staffing. Managers say care is suffering.
Two decades ago, a group of senior-housing executives came up with a way to raise revenue and reduce costs at...
4. Despite climate change, coastal property values are on the rise. Researchers point to two reasons.
A new economic model from North Carolina researchers suggests that tax incentives for high income property owners and federal subsidies...
5. Five rail crossings to permanently close as part of $9.8M Wilmington beltline project
A project in the works will change the ways rail travels in Wilmington, including closing some crossings and making improvements...
6. Eastern Band of Cherokee dispensary will not sell recreational marijuana on 4/20
Plans for the state’s first recreational marijuana sales are on hold as the Eastern Band of Cherokee announces their marijuana...