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Mourning, white-winged dove season opens on Sept. 2
The 2024-25 hunting season for mourning and white-winged doves opens Monday, Sept. 2. The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) reminds seasoned and novice hunters about the importance of being properly licensed, observing state and federal regulations and following safe hunting practices. Dove hunting season will be separated into three segments: Sept. 2-Oct. 5, Nov. 9 -Nov. 30 and Dec. 16-Jan. 31, 2025. The daily bag limit is 15 mourning or...
Weekly Swim Guide Test for Eastern NC waters released
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WNCT) — Several sites across Eastern NC failed to pass recreational water quality standards this week in the Swim Guide Test. Those failing are: “Last week, we had Tropical Storm Debby to contend with, so we didn’t do any testing,” Sound Rivers Program Director Clay Barber said. “All that heavy rain and stormwater […]
North Carolina man charged in Smyth County deputy murder dies in hospital
SMYTH COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A North Carolina man charged with the murder of a Smyth County deputy has died. According to a release from the Commonwealth Attorney of Smyth County Phillip Blevins, Timothy Wayne Goodman, 65, died at the Johnson City Medical Center on Friday morning. On Aug. 9, Deputy Hunter Reedy was fatally […]
DMV Adds New Options To Self-Service Kiosks
CHARLOTTE – New services can now be accessed at the NCDMV self-service kiosks located at three different grocery stores across the state. At first, people using the kiosks could only renew their drivers license. Now, users can now pay property taxes on their vehicles and renew vehicle registrations. This...
North Carolina’s First-Ever Recreational Marijuana Store Opens in Three Weeks for Everyone 21+
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information In a historic milestone for North Carolina, the state’s first-ever recreational marijuana store is set to open in just three weeks, welcoming all adults aged 21 and older. Operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, the marijuana “megastore” is located on tribal lands in the town of Cherokee. The outlet, named the Great Smoky … Continue reading The post North Carolina’s First-Ever Recreational Marijuana Store Opens in Three Weeks for Everyone 21+ appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Three rescued from Neuse River near Raleigh Beach in multi-agency operation
Three people were rescued from the Neuse River near Raleigh Beach on Saturday afternoon. At 1:52 p.m., multiple emergency crews, including the Knightdale and Raleigh Fire Departments, Raleigh Police Department, Wake County EMS, and the Wake County Sheriff's Office, responded to a call of three individuals in distress in the river.
Saint Augustine's University enters credit agreement with Gothic Ventures for upcoming semester
Saint Augustine's University (SAU) said Friday that it has entered into a credit agreement with a Durham-based capital provider.The financially-strapped HBCU called it a "big win" that will allow the university to "successfully commence the fall 2024 academic semester."The agreement with Gothic Ventures will enable the university to receive up to $30 million. The initial allocation is a $7 million term loan.SAU said the agreement was secured by a deed of trust on the university's real estate holdings."The partnership with Gothic Ventures marks a pivotal moment for SAU as it embarks on a multi-year strategic plan to stabilize and...
3 reappointed to NCC Board of Trustees
ROCKY MOUNT — Three trustees have been reappointed to the Nash Community College Board of Trustees for an additional four-year term beginning July 1. The board members retained for new terms are Russell Proctor III, recommended by the N.C. House of Representatives; Paul Jaber, recommended by the N.C. Senate; and C.E. (Sonny) Foster, recommended by the Nash County Board of […] The post 3 reappointed to NCC Board of Trustees first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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