Ray Gronberg
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1. Mary-Ann Baldwin reflects on successes and regrets as Raleigh’s mayor
Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin says that despite efforts to roll back the city’s zoning reforms, she believes her work has...
2. Why an outsider is the right choice to be UNC’s Chancellor
There has been much concern in recent years about the rise of nontraditional college leaders and what that portends for...
3. An Army officer will not face charges in the killing of a Moore County utility worker
Authorities from Moore County Public Safety said the actions of an unnamed soldier who killed a utility worker in May...
4. NC Superintendent race: Morrow defends comments on using military to keep Trump in office
North Carolina’s race for state schools superintendent is once again in the national spotlight after an unearthed social media video...
5. Charlotte to vote on Red Line rail track purchase Sept. 9
The Charlotte City Council is scheduled to vote Sept. 9 on buying the O Line freight rail tracks from Norfolk-Southern...
6. Environmentalists criticize Sen. Michael Lee’s PFAS record, campaign advertisement
Environmental issues are a core theme of Sen. Michael Lee’s (R-New Hanover) 2024 reelection campaign. Port City Daily reached out...
7. Pless says Republicans need to pay up and pray more for win in 2024
Toward the end of the Red Surge Convoy gathering, N.C. Rep. Mark Pless, R-Haywood, took the stage to accept blame...
8. Beaufort commissioners put dock management deal on hold
A split commissioners board on Monday heeded the public’s increasingly vocal demands to slow down the process of selecting a...
9. Durham school board reiterates support for new DSA, seeks clarity on costs
The Durham board of education postponed an expected vote on plans for a new Durham School of the Arts on...
10. Economic momentum, future initiatives take center stage
Top business leaders, high-ranking public officials and economic development leaders gathered at the annual Wyndham Champions Breakfast this morning to...
1. Biggest shakeup in a century set to hit real estate agents this week: Here’s how they’re preparing
Realtors across the US are bracing for a seismic shift in the way they do business. Starting August 17, new...
2. Matthews board votes to oppose one-cent sales for transit expansion
Charlotte’s proposal for a one-cent sales tax expansion would fund more trains, greenways and buses, but 40% of the total...
3. Endorsements split Wake County Dems
Prominent Wake Democrats and the Wake County chapter of the North Carolina Democratic Party’s Jewish caucus are urging the larger...