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7. Canton’s new sewer plant gets the Governor’s blessing: money and land now secured
Sarah White/The Waynesville Mountaineer Standing in an empty concrete drive that will one day house Canton’s new, flood-proof, right-sized sewer...
8. Andmore shakes up leadership
Pat Kimbrough/The High Point Enterprise The company that owns the majority of High Point Market showroom space this week announced...
9. After 25 years of planning and construction, Greensboro’s Downtown Greenway is complete
David Ford/WFDD Radio After a quarter century and $54 million, Greensboro’s Downtown Greenway is officially open. On a sunny and...
10. Roseboro not seeking tax hike
Trevon McGlone/The Sampson Independent Roseboro residents should not expect to see a rise in their property taxes for the 2026-27...
1. New NC revenue forecast shows $2.6B in additional revenue than originally expected
Adam Wagner/WUNC News State economists expect North Carolina to collect $71.2 billion in revenue across the 2025 and 2026 fiscal...
2. Mecklenburg County budget proposal holds property tax rate steady, fully funds CMS
James Farrell/WFAE Radio Mecklenburg County Manager Michael Bryant made his official budget recommendation to the county board of commissioners Thursday,...
3. Virginia’s biggest metros and North Carolina’s biggest metros are headed in different directions economically. Why?
Dwayne Yancey/Cardinal News When surveyors from Virginia and North Carolina set out in 1728 to determine just where the border...
4. Carver to lead community colleges again
NCN News As they continue to search for a permanent replacement, the State Board of Community Colleges have named an...
5. Traffic concerns grow as Raleigh’s North Hills expands
Haylee Kennedy/WNCN Developers behind a major expansion in Raleigh’s North Hills district are continuing to share their vision of growth....
6. Harnett County teen accepted into 91 colleges, earns $3 million in scholarship offers
Judith Retana/WNCN Mahogany Newkirk accepted her Associate in Arts degree from Central Carolina Community College. Next week, she’ll receive her...
7. North Carolina business says it’s still owed nearly $546K by Surfside Beach as town navigates ‘potential cybersecurity incident’
Dennis Bright/WBTW A North Carolina business hired to perform work for the town of Surfside Beach confirmed Thursday that it...
8. School in the cloud. NC rules changes lead to more online charter schools.
Kate Denning/Carolina Public Press After a series of amendments that North Carolina lawmakers have made over several years to the...
9. UNCG launching bioindustrial manufacturing program next year
Amy Diaz/WFDD The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is launching a bioindustrial manufacturing workforce training and research program next...