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NC state officials approve new voter ID options for college students, government workers
RALEIGH, N.C. — Student photo identification cards from Duke and Campbell universities are now on the list of approved IDs that can be used during this year's elections. The State Board of Elections approved a dozen new IDs Tuesday, adding the Duke Card, the Campbell student voter ID and 10 others to the list of more than 120 acceptable IDs approved for voters. Many other colleges and universities have already had IDs approved.
Vote for the top WNC boys volleyball player entering 2024 NCHSAA and NCISAA season
The North Carolina high school fall sports season started Monday, including volleyball. The Citizen Times and Times-News released its list of 20 Western North Carolina volleyball players to watch. Now it's time for WNC high school sports fans to weigh in. Who do you think is the top returning volleyball player in WNC? Vote for...
Grandmother vows to help grandkids with $4 million lottery win
LINCOLNTON, N.C. (WBTV/Gray News) – A grandmother from North Carolina is planning to help her grandkids after winning $4 million in a new lottery game. According to the North Carolina Lottery, Rachel Sadler won the big prize after buying a $30 Supreme 7s scratch-off ticket from the Save Mart on East Main Street in Lincolnton.
Back to school, time to get children up to date on vaccines
As children across North Carolina head back to school this month, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reminds families that vaccinations are an important part of back-to-school success and overall health and well-being. “Ensuring children are current on their childhood vaccines is essential for both child and family health and well-being,” said Dr. Elizabeth Cuervo Tilson, State Health […] The post Back to school, time to get children up to date on vaccines first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
The powerful council overseeing North Carolina’s health care CON
The state of North Carolina requires that health care providers obtain a certificate of need prior to acquiring, replacing or adding to their facilities and equipment, except in specified circumstances. Last year, the General Assembly passed some significant changes to CON regulations, but more reform is needed. To understand why, consider the legal framework of CON and the people in […] The post The powerful council overseeing North Carolina’s health care CON first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Public and private come together to map NC’s digital future at summit Thursday
A few months ago, we all were inspired at the AI Summit with John Chambers, when he challenged all of us to be bold in our digital strategy for North Carolina. Chambers reminded us that much of India’s economic success was the result of their bold digital strategy, making sure that they invested in smart cities, digital payment systems, aggressive deployment of high speed broadband and of course, a major focus on AI startups. In many ways, he reminded us that all of us could learn from India’s recent success in Digital Transformation. He ended his remarks to the Tech community and public sector leaders, with a reminder that the time has arrived for North Carolina to now execute a bold digital and AI strategy.
Cornel West affirmed for North Carolina ballot access amid legal challenge
Independent presidential candidate Cornel West will be on the ballot in North Carolina, a federal judge ruled Monday, siding with a group of West supporters who challenged a state board of elections decision to keep West’s party off the ballot. The Justice for All Party (JFA) was denied ballot...
Northern lights sighting captured in North Carolina thanks to geomagnetic storm
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Editor's Note: Brian Slocum explains the Northern Lights during North Carolina's sighting earlier this year. Another geomagnetic storm lit up the night sky in North Carolina. On Sunday evening, August 11, 2024, much of the world was up late, hoping to catch a glimpse of a...
North Carolina fugitive wanted for aggravated murder arrested in Geauga County, sheriff says
CHARDON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WOIO) - A North Carolina man on the run from aggravated murder charges was arrested in Chardon Township, the Geauga County Sheriff’s Department confirmed. GCSO said its dispatch center got a tip that wanted fugitive Matthew Dolan of Pender County, N.C. was at a home in...
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