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New Bern Housing Authority eyeing former FR Danyus School property
New Bern Housing Authority Board of Commissioners discusses plan to redevelop the former F.R. Danyus School property. The Housing Authority Board of Commissioners discussed a plan to convert the former F.R. Danyus School classrooms into residential units and build townhouses along West Street in New Bern, NC during a Zoom meeting on Aug. 19, 2024.
The Dive: Meeting the Endowment's new CEO
The Dive is a free weekly newsletter jointly published by WHQR and The Assembly. You can find more information and subscribe here. Former Politician Named CEO of Wilmington’s Most Powerful Nonprofit. Dan Winslow has mellowed out. Asked if he would still be “spicy” as the New Hanover Community Endowment’s...
NC State, UNC, and Wake Forest football previews: Syracuse watching closely as three ACC rivals make 2024 debuts on Thursday
As the 2024 college football season kicks off, three of Syracuse University’s ACC rivals will take the field for their first games on Thursday, August 29th. Dimers.com, renowned for its advanced sports betting data, has simulated these matchups 10,000 times, providing fans with insights and predictions. Here’s a look at what to expect from these three matchups, including betting odds and predictions.
Johnston residents endorse voter ID
Johnston residents support North Carolina’s new voter ID requirement, saying it’s a positive step toward securing the electoral process. “I just think it’s a great idea, and I think that we probably should have done it a long time ago,” said Susan Godwin, 74, of Selma. Godwin was among the handful of Johnstonians who came to a recent voter ID […] The post Johnston residents endorse voter ID first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Spaulding alumni to mark 50-year milestone
SPRING HOPE — The C.C. Spaulding Alumni Association will hold its annual reunion this weekend with events at multiple Nash County locations. This year’s theme is “Fifty Years of Keeping the Spaulding Spirit Alive.” A 6 p.m. fish fry at the Spaulding Family Resource Center gym will kick-start the fun on Friday, followed by a banquet and dance on Saturday […] The post Spaulding alumni to mark 50-year milestone first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Process, process, process — just like always
SPRING HOPE — I usually just stare at people when they do it. The info-baiting thing. You know, the conversational pivot where folks — usually friends, or at the very least, acquaintances — bring up something mildly sensitive before dribbling from their face that “the media” is responsible for the daily wars we make. Misinformation, they say. […] The post Process, process, process — just like always first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Air conditioner issues at Wake County schools catch eye of school board: 'Have to do something'
As area temperatures Tuesday reached the low-to-mid 90s and the feels-like temps flirted close to triple digits, the Wake County Board of Education met with the district's maintenance and operations department to get a better understanding of what is needed to keep all the school air conditioners in tip top shape.Board member Toshiba Rice voiced her concern with schools in the district still dealing with HVAC issues as a new traditional calendar school year is underway."The constant shifts that schools have to incur about whether or not school is going to be closed," said Rice. "Too hot. Too cold. Broke....
After nearly 1 year on the job, WCPSS Superintendent ready to lead district into the future
It has been nearly 11 months since Dr. Robert Taylor became superintendent of Wake County Public School System, and he has dedicated much of that time to visiting schools and gathering feedback."Now I can begin to implement those changes that I think will move us to the next level," Taylor said.Taylor emphasized that one major takeaway from his visits is the persistent concern parents have regarding their children's academic progress."We want to make sure that we continue to look at our academic programs to meet the needs of every student," he added.SEE ALSO | Wake County welcomes back students with...
Sheriff: Man shot after engaging in gunfire with deputies outside home
A man is in critical condition at a WakeMed hospital in Raleigh after having been shot early Monday morning by Nash County deputies during a confrontation and exchange of gunfire outside a residence in the 2000 block of Reges Store Road, authorities said. James Breheim, 52, who was injured in his upper and lower extremities, will be facing charges once released from hospitalization, Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone said at a news conference late Monday morning. Stone said that alcohol or illegal drugs or both,...
Toddler bitten by copperhead snake on playground in Raleigh
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A toddler was bitten by a snake on the playground of La Petite Academy in Raleigh early Tuesday morning. Raleigh fire and EMS crews responded to 1420 Hedingham Boulevard around 10:43 a.m. in reference to a toddler bitten by a juvenile copperhead. CBS 17 has...
New NC State nickel Ja'Had Carter playing with urgency
New NC State senior nickel Ja’Had Carter has had quite a journey in college football. Carter originally committed to play for Virginia Tech in the class of 2019 after attending Richmond (Va.) Henrico High. The former Rivals.com three-star prospect attended Jireh Prep for a post-graduate year in Matthews, N.C., and ended up at Syracuse in the class of 2020.
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