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Wolfspeed’s chip challenges
Wolfspeed has warned investors that it may need to pursue “out-of-court or in-court” options to restructure its debt, which implies...
1. Congressman Edwards says Moffitt bill to eliminate ‘50 percent’ rule ‘might not be completely thought out’
John Boyle/Asheville Watchdog Western North Carolina’s congressional representative and a state senator pushing a bold Helene-related recovery plan are at...
2. Lease dispute involving ILM, Modern Aviation puts $90M airport investment in jeopardy
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily A general aviation project is now in a holding pattern as two of the airport’s tenants...
3. Draft state rules for 1,4-dioxane, PFAS dischargers delayed
Trista Talton/Coastal Review North Carolinians whose raw drinking water sources are contaminated with chemical compounds will have to wait at...
4. Going with the flow: Canton, developer ink interim deal to maintain wastewater service
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News Canton’s toilets will continue to flush thanks to an agreement born of urgency but put on...
5. Charter Review Board discusses enrollment data for 10 new schools set to open this fall
Kristen Blair/Education NC More than 1,500 students have enrolled or been offered seats at 10 new North Carolina charter schools...
6. Maggie Valley moving forward on Helene recovery projects
Paul Nielsen/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Damage repair from Helene is picking up steam in Maggie Valley. Town alderman recently approved more...
7. 2,500-Person Party Leads to Numerous Calls, Charges for Orange County Property Owner
Michael Koh/WCHL Chapelboro An Orange County property owner is facing numerous charges after a party on his land attended by...
8. Vecinos opens permanent health hub in Franklin
Jose Sandoval & Lilly Knoepp/Blue Ridge Public Radio Vecinos, a non-profit free clinic and rural health center dedicated to serving...
9. No time to say goodbye: Hurricane Helene shuts down Valle Crucis School
Audrey Kashatus/Watauga Democrat On a wet, early April afternoon, the air was thick and humid, moisture hanging heavy. Rain was...
10. City pursuing downtown Wilson rebrand
Christopher Long/The Wilson Times Officials in Wilson believe that now’s the right time for downtown to undergo a rebrand, and...
1. Former NC Utilities Commission chair joins law firm representing Duke
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily A former lead regulator of the commission charged with overseeing Duke Energy joined a law firm...
2. NC lawmakers sent Oxford $10 million to help pay for a water plant. Now, they want it back.
Adam Wagner/WUNC Radio A $10 million budget appropriation that city of Oxford leaders say is key to a regional water...