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Alabama city one of 6 in US tapped for early test on 2030 Census
Six places in the South and West will host practice runs four years prior to the 2030 U.S. census, a nationwide head count that helps determine political power and the distribution of federal funds. Residents of western Texas; tribal lands in Arizona; Colorado Springs, Colorado; western North Carolina; Spartanburg, South...
Safety Lyrik Pettis poised for strong junior year
SHELBY — Shelby (N.C.) Crest is home to two of the top defensive backs in the state in juniors Lyrik Pettis and D’Various Surratt. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Pettis could grow into being a outside linebacker down the road, and is a physical tackler. Pettis had a remarkable freshman...
IBMA Reveals 2024 Industry Awards and Momentum Awards Nominees
The International Bluegrass Music Association has revealed the nominees for this year’s IBMA Industry Awards and IBMA Momentum Awards, which will be presented at the upcoming IBMA World of Bluegrass conference, slated for Sept. 24-28 in Raleigh, North Carolina.Molly Tuttle, Authentic Unlimited, Billy Strings & Sister Sadie Lead IBMA Awards Nominees The IBMA Industry Awards, which honor outstanding work in various disciplines including broadcasting, live events, graphic design, writing, photography, songwriting and sound engineering, will be awarded on Sept. 26, while the Momentum Awards, which recognize musicians and industry professionals who are offering considerable contributions to, or are having a significant...
NC State's 20 Most Important Players 2024: No. 12 TE/FLEXY Justin Joly
NC State begins fall camp next week. Following a 9-4 season last fall, expectations are high for the Wolfpack. State is ranked in the preseason Top 25 by multiple media publications. Several key players from last year's team are back, while the Pack also added one of the top transfer portal classes in the country. Plus, the entire coaching staff is back for the 2024 campaign, further adding to the expectations this offseason.
This pick-your-own farm has flowers
CLAYTON — At a Bucket of Blossoms on Rock Pillar Road people can literally pluck a bucket of flowers. Co-owner Lila Aldridge calls the pick-our-own flower farm an escape from the daily grind. “People get so busy and caught up in their lives and just technology,” she said. “It’s just nice to be able to put your phone down and […] The post This pick-your-own farm has flowers first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Museum will host ‘Sweet’ program
SELMA — The Max G. Creech Selma Historical Museum has announced the return of “Sweet Tea and Spicy Talk,” its summer lecture program. The annual summer event “takes a lighthearted and anecdotal look at history,” said the museum’s Eric Jackson. This summer’s program is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, at the museum, 104 W. Anderson St., Selma. The […] The post Museum will host ‘Sweet’ program first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Manufacturing Company Announces North Carolina Investment
Company focused on aerospace markets will create 304 jobs in Fayetteville; A $867.8 Million in Cumberland County. A company operating under the name Project Aero announced today that it will build a major manufacturing plant in Cumberland County to produce aerospace-grade titanium domestically, creating 304 jobs. The company, American Titanium Metal, LLC, will invest $867.8 million in Fayetteville.
28 kids receive free hearing, vision screenings
SELMA — The Johnston County Local Interagency Coordinating Council, or LICC, screened 28 children during its Child Wellness and Resource Event. Families had access to free hearing, vision and developmental screenings for children ages 3 to 5. In all, 23 children received referrals for additional support services. Connections in a child’s brain are most adaptable in the early stages of […] The post 28 kids receive free hearing, vision screenings first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Downtown Durham loses another pair of businesses amid concern over lack of foot traffic
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A pair of downtown Durham businesses are shutting their doors for good. Coffee shop 321 Coffee on Morris Street and Latin restaurant Copa on West Main Street will both close on Aug. 3, adding to the list of restaurants and stores that have shut down in the core of the Bull City this year.
Red Hat Amphitheater's future at risk over proposed Raleigh street closure
Red Hat Amphitheater's days in its current location are numbered due to the planned expansion of the Raleigh Convention Center, and now plans to reconstruct the amphitheater a block to the south might be in jeopardy, too.The latest: The new plan calls for closing a section of South Street, and mixed feedback on that part of the proposal has some business owners nervous the project is in danger. Bill King, CEO of the Downtown Raleigh Alliance, told Axios the street closure is a "serious" threat to the future Red Hat expansion. Why it matters: Red Hat Amphitheater is one...
Raleigh recycles old police building ahead of city hall construction project
In a significant move towards sustainability, the City of Raleigh has recycled 97 percent of the old police headquarters’ rubble to make way for the new Raleigh City Hall. This ambitious recycling effort included 2,739 tons of steel, concrete, and brick, marking a notable achievement in sustainable construction practices.
Saint Augustine University Regains Accreditation And Celebrates 157 Years In Higher Ed
The university marked the milestone mere days before its accreditation was reinstated. Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) in Raleigh, North Carolina, celebrated its 157th Founder’s Day on July 19. Its president honored the anniversary days before the HBCU’s accreditation was reinstated. In his address, Interim President Dr. Marcus...
Downed tree blocks Dixie Trail near Churchill Road in Raleigh
Crews are working to clear a tree that's blocking the road on Dixie Trail near Churchill Road in Raleigh. The WRAL Breaking News Tracker was at the scene, where you can see how huge this tree is blocking the road. Drivers should take an alternate route to avoid traffic. Tune...
South Brunswick playing in Majors World Series
The South Brunswick Major baseball team (ages 11-12) finished second in the Diamond Youth Baseball Division II state tournament at Lockwood Folly District Park and qualified for the World Series in Bossier City, Louisiana. Bracket play in the Majors World Series begins with five games Friday, July 26. The World Series is set to end by Tuesday, July 30. Ten teams are in the series.
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