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Carrboro Town Council approves using Town-owned land for affordable housing
By David Richman | Feb. 10The draft comprehensive plan identified a housing gap of 1,079 units in Carrboro.
Read More »The draft comprehensive plan identified a housing gap of 1,079 units in Carrboro.
Read More »The main issues discussed in the presentation were the implementations of the two plans, including a draft fleet study scope and a draft dietary greenhouse gas emissions inventory.
Read More »“People have been sounding the alarm for things like Estes Drive and the intersection of Estes and MLK for a long time,” N.C. House candidate Jonah Garson said. “People have been wringing their hands about how pedestrian and cyclist unfriendly Franklin Street is.”
Read More »The N.C. primary elections were originally scheduled for March 8 but were postponed to May 17 because of gerrymandering lawsuits.
Read More »Republican leaders in the N.C. General Assembly have faced allegations of partisan gerrymandering and criticism of the new “race-blind” map drawing process following the Nov. 4 passage of new federal and state legislative maps.
Read More »It was the second school shooting in North Carolina that week, but the first that was fatal. And on Friday — less than a day before the rally — a 2-year-old was also shot and killed in a home in Winston-Salem.
Read More »With the appointment of Anna Richards to the Orange County Board of County Commissioners, six of the seven commissioners are now women, and three are women of color.
Read More »Two committees — one from each chamber of the General Assembly — handle redistricting in North Carolina. Redistricting is typically done every 10 years after the results of the decennial census are released. The U.S. Census Bureau released population data from the 2020 census on Aug. 12.
Read More »For the past week, Elizabeth City has been filled with protests in response to Pasquotank County sheriff's deputies killing Andrew Brown Jr., a 42-year-old Black man.
Read More »A group of around 300 people gathered at a vigil at Moore Square in downtown Raleigh on Sunday to commemorate Daunte Wright, as well as several victims of police brutality in Raleigh and two transgender women who were murdered in Charlotte earlier this month.
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