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7. Morganton Park North continues multi-family trend
Frank Daniels IV/The (Southern Pines) Pilot Apartments under construction along the north side of Morganton Road in Southern Pines show...
8. Boone Walmart reopens with new look after suffering extreme damage
Moss Brennan/The Watauga Democrat Nearly three months after it was severely damaged by Hurricane Helene’s flooding, the Boone Walmart has...
9. What you need to know about 4 new North Carolina laws taking effect Jan. 1
Sarah Gleason/Wilmington StarNews For North Carolinians, a new year means a few new laws, and provisions within them, that are...
10. Nuisance law used to shut down Spring Lake sports bar
Greg Barnes/CityView The day Errol Jarman became Spring Lake’s interim police chief in April, his officers told him that the...
1. NC attorney weighs in on Helene FEMA aid application process
Santiago Ochoa/WFDD Radio Three months after Tropical Storm Helene tore through North Carolina, the federal government has committed half a...
2. Patient seen in Duke University Hospital cafeteria after emergency department pipe burst
Shaun Gallagher/WRAL News Cleanup at Duke University Hospital entered its second day Saturday after a burst pipe flooded the hospital’s...
3. ‘Hard times on top of hard times’: Lessons learned from families and child care providers following Helene
Jessica Wakeman/NC Health News Three weeks after Helene hit western North Carolina, Marcia Whitney thought she was close to a...
4. Esparza reflects on historic appointment as first NC Latino Cabinet member
Julian Berger/WFAE Radio Gabriel Esparza, who resides in Charlotte, will become North Carolina’s first Latino Cabinet member when he’s sworn...
5. GameChangers 2024: Crime cashes in on migration boom
Parker Asmann & Henry Shuldiner/Insight Crime As a growing number of people fled their homes across Latin America and the...
6. Two women involved in Edward Teach controversy dispute public apology
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily A local brewery and its owner concluded a year-long defamation lawsuit triggered by a viral social...
7. Canton auditor praises staff but warns of complications
Jimmy Potts/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer The Town of Canton received a clean bill of financial health during its most recent audit,...
8. Airport makes long way back from COVID
Paul B. Johnson/High Point Enterprise Piedmont Triad International Airport leaders hope that passenger counts in 2025 ascend to levels not...
9. School board considers options for Jackson Community School
Hannah McLeod/Smoky Mountain News Jackson Community School — Jackson County’s alternative learning center — is the most expensive school in...