Federal funding allocated to strengthen minority and women-led N.C. businesses
10 women-led and minority-led capital firms in North Carolina were granted funding to invest into underserved small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Read More »10 women-led and minority-led capital firms in North Carolina were granted funding to invest into underserved small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Read More »The rail line is currently used to transport coal used for energy production for the University at its cogeneration plant. As the University transitions ...
Read More »The Orange County Schools Board of Education met on March 18 to discuss its Bond and Capital Project Recommendations, plans for the after-school program ...
Read More »Mayor Jessica Anderson said the request will be referred to the Town's naming committee, which will meet later this month.
Read More »Orange County's Criminal Justice Resource Department provides programming for juveniles, adult first-time offenders and those affected by substance abuse ...
Read More »Bonnie Hauser, an incumbent and the fourth-place finisher, requested the runoff after finishing less than 500 votes behind another incumbent, Jennifer ...
Read More »North Carolina's Council of State is composed of 10 elected officials that are part of the executive branch.
Read More »Blankenburg will face incumbent Democratic Rep. Valerie Foushee, who currently holds the seat, in November.
Read More »Jackson — who has made his name partially through videos on TikTok and Instagram explaining his time in Congress — was the frontrunner for the Democratic ...
Read More »Joe Biden and Donald Trump have won their respective party primary contests for U.S. president. According to unofficial results, Biden earned 90 percent ...
Read More »Mark Robinson won his race over competitors Bill Graham and state treasurer Dale Folwell with just over 63 percent of the vote. Josh Stein won his ...
Read More »Phyllis Portie-Ascott and Nathan Robinson will compete for the BOCC District 2 seat in the general election in November.
Read More »The school — built in 1932 for Black students — was small. It had two classrooms and a kitchen. Louis Watkins remembers it fondly and is happy ...
Read More »Shaunna Jeffries, CHCCS teacher, has been nominated for coveted national STEM teaching award this year.
Read More »Businesses located on Main Street are reaping the benefits of Charlotte's popularity.
Read More »We've compiled election stories into one place, so you can go to the polls informed about your choices. We'll update this page as we publish more stories ...
Read More »Regenerative agriculture consists of farming and grazing practices that aim to reverse the effects of climate change by rejuvenating organic matter in ...
Read More »March 5 is primary election day for federal, state and county races in North Carolina. The Daily Tar Heel's Sarah Clements asked Chapel Hill voters about ...
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