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9. Ingles reports up to $55M in property and inventory losses from Helene
Sarah Honosky/Asheville Citizen Times Ingles Markets estimates between $35 million and $55 million of inventory and property loss from Tropical...
10. Four mayors tout expansion of Sanford’s water filtration system
Caleb M. Soptelean/The Sanford Herald “A celebration of something good that a region can do together.” With those words, Sanford...
1. Latest flood relief bill leaves businesses underwater
Cory Vaillancourt/Smoky Mountain News The Republican-led North Carolina General Assembly took its second step in flood recovery on Oct. 24,...
2. Is NC Pre-K dying? Providers say low funding makes it hard to keep up.
Grace Vitaglione/NC Health News Cassandra Brooks owns Little Believer’s Academy, which has locations in Garner and Clayton. She operates three...
3. Why NC neighborhoods far from the mountains flooded after Helene
Lucas Thomae/Carolina Public Press Like pouring water from a bathtub into a tea cup. That’s how Gaston County Emergency Management...
4. A month after Helene devastates region, TDA begins inviting tourists back to Asheville
Laura Hackett/Blue Ridge Public Radio When Helene first hit, Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority (TDA) President Vic Isley announced a...
5. Early voters in once-blue Robeson County cite reproductive rights, morals as key issues
Rusty Jacobs/WUNC Radio Political polls, including the latest from Elon University, show this year’s presidential race between Kamala Harris and...
6. North Carolina’s historically Black colleges are mobilizing for Nov. 5, tapping an activist history
Ayanna Alexander/The Associated Press Strewn across the coastal plains and backroads of North Carolina lie institutions that could be pivotal...
7. Why are some Evangelicals drawn to — and sticking by — Trump? This NC pastor weighs in
WFAE Radio On a late October evening in North Carolina’s capital city, a massive stage in a dark auditorium is...
8. City of Wilmington preparing for elimination of red-light cameras, council support remains mixed
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily Recent emails indicate city staff are putting a plan in place should the City of Wilmington...
9. Canton shifts $1 million to cover flood costs, reimbursements expected
Vicki Hyatt/The (Waynesville) Mountaineer Canton officials have approved $1 million in budget modifications to cover flood cleanup costs, with some...
10. Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams back at High Point Market after acquisition by Surya Inc.
Paul Garber/WFDD Radio The High Point Furniture Market is winding down the second of its biannual events this week, and...
1. Four more N.C. hospital systems cancel old medical debt judgments
Michelle Crouch/NC Health News & Charlotte Ledger Five hospitals responsible for nearly all of North Carolina’s lawsuits filed against patients...