Ray Gronberg
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9. Chansky’s Notebook: Money still talks
Is Old Well Management the collective that Carolina needs? It is not unusual for conference powers to be fiddling with...
10. UNC Asheville should start over
Last month, UNC Asheville chancellor Kimberly van Noort proposed the closure of several academic programs and departments in response to...
1. Three days after attempted assassination, Trump shooter remains an elusive enigma
After three days, an enigmatic portrait emerged of the 20-year-old man who came close to killing former President Donald Trump...
2. North Carolina Board of Education wants to nix entry test for teaching colleges
North Carolina education officials are recommending that the state end a testing requirement for college students who want to become...
3. CDK cyberattack expected to cost car dealers more than $1 billion, Michigan study says
The nation’s car dealerships experienced total losses of more than $1 billion as the result of a nationwide hacking and...
4. Robinson breaks GOP fundraising records but still trails Stein by millions
With the race to become North Carolina’s next governor entering its final few months, Democratic nominee Josh Stein has raised...
5. Does Waynesville mill site have a future without Canton? Sale is pending, but only time will tell
It’s been a year since Canton papermill workers walked through the shoot for their final shift, but across town, the...
6. Spring Lake released from state control of finances
North Carolina’s Local Government Commission voted this week to return full control of all financial affairs to the town of...
7. Union of Concerned Scientists study shows that climate change is rapidly worsening tidal flooding and results for North Carolina were “sobering.”
When Hurricane Florence hit New Bern more than five years ago, families had to be rescued from the Trent Court...
8. Frustration boils over: Pender County residents rally about brown water
Hampstead residents have started a petition regarding discolored water and reached out to commissioners after they said concerns were not...
9. Cameron discusses auto park
Conversations have continued on a proposed auto park just outside of downtown Cameron, but with no formal application, the discussions...
10. Community members divided as City Council vote on Haw Creek housing development nears
Days ahead of a pivotal meeting to discuss the final proposal for the “Meadows at Haw Creek” housing development, not...
1. J.D. Vance pick unnerves GOP’s business elite, thrills populists
Former president Donald Trump’s choice of Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) as the GOP’s vice-presidential nominee reflects the ascendancy of the...