Syngenta incentives simply don’t add up
I read that the Greensboro City Council and Guilford County Board of Commissioners next week will consider granting $3.6 million in economic development incentives to…
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Life-Saving Teacher is January GCS Employee of the Month
For Immediate Release: Jan. 8, 2020 Contact: Nora Shoptaw (336) 370-8386 Media Desk (336) 574-5730 Life-Saving Teacher is January GCS Employee of the Month Gibsonville…
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UNC student newspaper files suit alleging Silent Sam settlement violates open meetings law
The DTH Media Corporation, the non-profit that operates UNC-Chapel Hill’s Daily Tar Heel student newspaper, has sued the UNC Board of Governors over the controversial…
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Five ways NC lawmakers can make a down payment on a better decade
North Carolina’s legislative leaders return to Raleigh next week with the opportunity to make a down payment on the obligation they have to North Carolinians,…
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Worthless Tillis’ Greatest Hits, Volume 2
It is occasionally edifying to review all the wonderful things Senator Thom Tillis has done for North Carolina residents and for his own party’s conservative…
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Another Ringer In Local Political Circles?
Weld, Walsh to appear on presidential ballot, election board rules
Two Republican candidates are joining President Trump on North Carolina’s presidential ballot — against the wishes of the N.C. Republican party. The N.C. State Board…
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Former Police Chief Ken Miller placed on administrative leave in Greenville during investigation of misconduct
The investigation included several allegations and primarily revolved around the handling of a wealthy businessman’s public intoxication charge on Aug. 30, 2018. The man’s charge was dismissed and expunged. Miller and Rampey were accused of working to get rid of the man’s charge.
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Life-Saving Teacher is January GCS Employee of the Month
For Immediate Release: Jan. 8, 2020 Contact: Nora Shoptaw (336) 370-8386 Media Desk (336) 574-5730 Life-Saving Teacher is January GCS Employee of the Month Gibsonville…
Read MoreUNC student newspaper files suit alleging Silent Sam settlement violates open meetings law
The DTH Media Corporation, the non-profit that operates UNC-Chapel Hill’s Daily Tar Heel student newspaper, has sued the UNC Board of Governors over the controversial…
Read MoreFive ways NC lawmakers can make a down payment on a better decade
North Carolina’s legislative leaders return to Raleigh next week with the opportunity to make a down payment on the obligation they have to North Carolinians,…
Read MoreWorthless Tillis’ Greatest Hits, Volume 2
It is occasionally edifying to review all the wonderful things Senator Thom Tillis has done for North Carolina residents and for his own party’s conservative…
Read MoreAnother Ringer In Local Political Circles?
Weld, Walsh to appear on presidential ballot, election board rules
Two Republican candidates are joining President Trump on North Carolina’s presidential ballot — against the wishes of the N.C. Republican party. The N.C. State Board…
Read MoreFormer Police Chief Ken Miller placed on administrative leave in Greenville during investigation of misconduct
The investigation included several allegations and primarily revolved around the handling of a wealthy businessman’s public intoxication charge on Aug. 30, 2018. The man’s charge was dismissed and expunged. Miller and Rampey were accused of working to get rid of the man’s charge.
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