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6. Legislation overturns Taylortown moratorium
Elena Marsh/The (Southern Pines) Pilot Taylortown’s building moratorium, implemented earlier this year to give itself time to cope with unexpected...
7. Southport planning chair not reappointed, political retaliation questioned by board members
Sophia Walsh/Port City Daily In a contentious vote, Southport’s aldermen chose a new leader to conduct business on its planning...
8. Childhood vaccination rates drop across 1,600 US counties
Amanda Geduld/The Sanford Herald Childhood vaccination rates have markedly declined across the U.S. since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic,...
9. Upset bids sought for Mount Airy property
Tom Joyce/The (Mount Airy) News If citizens didn’t know better, they might think Mount Airy officials have gone into the...
10. Smithfield backs plan to revive Howell Theatre
Scott Bolejack/Johnstonian News The Smithfield Historic Foundation is stepping in to preserve one of downtown’s most iconic buildings — and...
1. Flooding from Chantal’s remnants forces dozens to flee homes in North Carolina
Allen G. Breed/The Associated Press Heavy rain and flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal forced dozens of people...
2. Advanced practice nurses call ‘matchmaking’ services linking them to physicians expensive, exploitative
Grace Vitaglione/NC Health News Doctor: “Good evening, Just checking in.” Advanced practice nurse: “Hi! All is well here. No changes...
3. Soldiers are inventing the tech needed to fight today’s wars
Morgan Casey/CityView 82nd Airborne soldiers William Rambin and Jesus Naranjo were 8 miles deep in the pine forests surrounding Fort...
4. BeLoved Asheville rebuilds with resilience in Swannanoa’s Helene-damaged Beacon Village
Sarah Honosky/Asheville Citizen Times At the end of the street of one-story bungalows, a boom truck lowered roof trusses onto...
5. ‘Meeting people directly where they are’: After quick success, Triangle recidivism reduction org opens second mobile support center
Max Tendler/WUNC Radio A support system for the Triangle’s formerly incarcerated residents expanded this week as Recidivism Reduction Educational Programs...
6. WNC municipal elections: Who’s up, who’s moving up, who’s staying in and who’s getting out
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News Across Western North Carolina this fall, local governments will hold their first municipal elections since Hurricane...
7. Pender landowner on mission to conserve hundreds of acres
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online There have been nights Clint North has lost sleep thinking about his land. Ten years from...
8. Fire and strain: How staff shortages affect the N.C. Forest Service in the Wilmington area
Renee Spencer/Wilmington StarNews The North Carolina Forest Service is facing critical staffing shortages, impacting daily operations and wildfire response. Low...