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2. Helene-related unemployment likely to get worse before it gets better, experts say
Felicia Sonmez/Blue Ridge Public Radio Hurricane Helene has taken a devastating toll on the region’s economy, with Buncombe County’s unemployment...
3. Spirtas: Canton will have waste treatment — if mill deal goes through
Vicki Hyatt/The Mountaineer If Spirtas Worldwide and Two Banks, LLC (the corporation formed by Spirtas to purchase the Canton properties)...
4. Oyster farmers argue penalty too harsh for minor violations
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online Go ahead and call Evan Gadow a Boy Scout. The shellfish farmer, lifelong North Carolinian, husband...
5. What we’ve learned about the federal probe in Columbus County
Carli Brosseau & Sarah Nagem/Border Belt Independent By the time Columbus County Sheriff Jody Greene resigned in January 2023, it...
6. In NC attorney general suit against HCA Healthcare, judge dismisses counterclaims
Jacob Biba/Asheville Citizen Times In a Dec. 6 ruling, a North Carolina Business Court judge dismissed counterclaims HCA Healthcare filed...
7. New loan program will grow small businesses in economically disadvantaged areas in Fayetteville
Evey Weisblat/CityView Businesses in low-to-moderate income areas in Fayetteville could be eligible to receive up to $750,000 under a new...
8. UHC murder suspect railed about U.S. health care. Here’s what he missed
Selena Simmons-Duffin/Public Radio East In the wake of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s killing, there’s been a lot of attention on...
9. Endowment announces new board chair and vice chair
Peter Castagno/Port City Daily The New Hanover County endowment announced Shannon Winslow will take over as chair of the organization’s...
10. Guilford school board’s bad blood resurfaces
Guy Lucas/High Point Enterprise The day he first took a seat on the Guilford County Board of Education about 15...
1. Mill sewage deal ends in March: What’s Canton’s next move?
Vicki Hyatt/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer The town of Canton has less than four months to figure out how its wastewater will...
2. Rep. Edwards: Federal bill will help WNC water projects and dams
Deirdra Funcheon/Hendersonville Times-News After the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Thomas R. Carper Water Resources Development Act of 2024,...
3. Insurance CEOs reflect on industry backlash
Rylee Wilson/Becker’s Payer Issues Payer CEOs are reckoning with the public vitriol directed at the industry in the wake of...
4. FEMA lags behind its prior projection as hundreds of Helene victims await temporary housing
Sarah Krueger/WRAL News FEMA approved 536 households impacted by Hurricane Helene for temporary housing units, which are move-in ready trailers....