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North Carolina regulators say nonprofit run by lieutenant governor's wife owes the state $132K
RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) — North Carolina state regulators now declare a nonprofit run by the wife of North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson must repay over $132,000 for what they call disallowed expenses while carrying out a federally funded child care meal program. The state Department of Health and Human Services revealed a larger amount in a Friday letter to Yolanda Hill following a compliance review of Balanced Nutrition Inc., for which Hill is listed as owner and chief financial officer. Robinson, who is also the Republican nominee for governor this fall, worked in the nonprofit years ago before...
NC Fast Facts: US census to conduct test runs throughout South, West, including NC
Six places in the South and West will host practice runs four years before 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 Carolina;...
NC Attorney General Stein announces $86 million settlement in principle with Indivior
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCT) — N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein announced an $86 million multi-state settlement in principle with opioid manufacturer Indivior for its role in fueling the opioid crisis. North Carolina state and local governments are anticipated to receive approximately $2.5 million from the settlement in principle. “North Carolinians are dying every day from opioid […]
Two lawsuits, federal and state probes shackle North Carolina election board
(The Center Square) – Two lawsuits, one federal investigation and one state investigation have created quite a first 26 days of July for the North Carolina State Board of Elections. Chaired by Democrat Alan Hirsch, the panel was hit with a second litigation on Friday, this time by the state Democratic Party. Plaintiffs ask in Wake County Superior Court to have the We the People Party, approved July 16, removed from the November ballot. ...
Catawba Seniors Morning Out For August
HICKORY, N.C. –Participants will enjoy a variety of activities in August including a trip to the farmers market, crafting classes, and cooking demonstrations. Any resident of Catawba County who is 60 or older is invited to join Seniors Morning Out, which is held Monday through Thursday mornings at five convenient locations. A hot, balanced lunch is served each day. Programs are free to participants, who may pick and choose which days to attend. Bus transportation to and from the sites is available in some locations.
Nonprofit aims to preserve legacy of Davidson’s west side
DAVIDSON – A fledgling nonprofit founded by two determined women is connecting aging homeowners on Davidson’s west side with resources they need to stay in their homes. It’s a work of heart that started with a chance meeting. Elizabeth Wilson first encountered Cherese Spand five or six years ago in a Cornelius nail salon. They hit it off immediately but didn’t stay in touch.
Troop 443’s conservation adventure at Frying Pan Tower
SALISBURY — Recently, Troop 443 of Salisbury embarked on an journey to the historic Frying Pan Tower, where 12 Scouts and four leaders dedicated an impressive 288 man-hours to conservation work over the span of five days. This trip was not just an adventure but a significant contribution to Frying Pan Tower’s mission to restore, […] The post Troop 443’s conservation adventure at Frying Pan Tower appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Sudden Impact’s Loggins named Detailer of the Year
Mark Loggins, an employee of Sudden Impact Collision/Mechanical Shop was named “Detailer of the Year” by the Carolinas Collision Association (CCA). The award was made at the quarterly meeting of the CCA which was held at the Autotality offices in Mooresville on July 18. Loggins was nominated for the award by Sudden Impact because he has […] The post Sudden Impact’s Loggins named Detailer of the Year appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Post 43 Seniors rebound to stay alive in state tournament
GREER – Two big innings for Fort Mill Post 43 allowed them to power their way to a 13-2 win and stay alive in the American Legion State Tournament. The win pushed Fort Mill to 19-6 overall as they move to the next round on Monday, July 29 at Francis Marion University. They are scheduled to play the loser of Florence-Chapin/Newberry at 4 p.m.
Eventful Throwback 276 at Hickory Produces Two First-Time CARS Tour Winners
The zMAX CARS Tour SoundGear Throwback 276 at Hickory Motor Speedway saw two first-time series winners, two dramatic finishes and plenty of crumpled fenders and heightened tempers. Ronnie Bassett, Jr. was declared the winner of the Late Model Stock 125, while Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. won the Pro Late Model portion of the event.
Residents, business owners invited to welcome Cycle NC participants to Statesville
More than 900 cyclists are expected to stop over in Statesville on October 7 during the Cycle NC Mountains to Coast ride. The Statesville Convention & Visitors Bureau, the City of Statesville, Downtown Statesville Development Corporation and Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce invite the community to help welcome the cyclists.
History on Tap opens up first school for Black students in Salisbury to the public
SALISBURY — The first Black grade school in Salisbury has been closed to the public for more than two decades, but on Thursday the Historic Salisbury Foundation opened up the Lincoln School as part of its History on Tap event series. While the foundation does not own the school, which is located off of South […] The post History on Tap opens up first school for Black students in Salisbury to the public appeared first on Salisbury Post.
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