Ray Gronberg
Recent Stories
7. Design firm earns initial approval for PNC Arena’s $300 million renovation project
The group that owns PNC Arena made its initial choice for an architecture and design firm for its $300 million...
8. Unsold Klaussner property abandoned
The receiver overseeing the liquidation of Klaussner Furniture Industries has sold all that it can and received a judge’s permission...
9. CHCCS faces decline in student enrollment, experts point to housing and private education
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools experienced a 7.43 percent decline of the average number of students enrolled in its schools from...
10. NHC sends letter to contractor citing deficiencies, lack of progress on Mason Inlet project
The most recent round of a decades-long project to maintain an inlet on the North End of Wrightsville Beach has...
1. CMS lifts Mission’s immediate jeopardy; inspectors to return in three months
Mission Hospital is no longer in immediate jeopardy, but inspectors will return to the hospital for another survey in three...
2. Mike Causey under fire
Mike Causey has no shortage of enemies in his own party. The two-term insurance commissioner brought down a major North...
3. USDOT grant to cover 50% of CFMB replacement gets boost from senators, other leaders
The North Carolina Department of Transportation has submitted the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement project for federal grant consideration, which...
4. Dentists lobby for higher Medicaid reimbursement rates
The phones at many dental offices across North Carolina have been ringing repeatedly in recent months with requests for oral...
5. A look at North Carolina’s state bonuses and supplements for teachers
Teacher turnover has remained “roughly constant” since the General Assembly introduced state-funded bonus and supplement programs for teachers in 2016,...
6. Wildlife Commission approves bear season expansion, deer season shift
During its Feb. 22 meeting, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission voted to adopt a slate of proposed rule changes for...
7. Moore County aviation company stretching its wings
There are three inches of space between pilots on the Vulcanair V1 single engine aircraft. For new flyers, having the...
8. CMS inches toward payroll conversion, vowing to avoid Gaston’s mistakes
Gaston County employees repeatedly protested as payroll problems dragged on for more than a year. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board Tuesday...
9. Potters Industries buys Ardagh facility
Potters Industries, a glass bead manufacturing company, purchased the former Ardagh glass manufacturing plant on Firestone Parkway for $6.5 million....