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ECU College of Nursing to expand undergraduate program with state funding
East Carolina University’s College of Nursing has received a significant investment of $3 million from the state of North Carolina to increase the number of entry-to-practice nurses who graduate from the college’s undergraduate program. Of the nine UNC System schools that applied for, and received, funding increases to support their baccalaureate nursing programs, ECU received […] The post ECU College of Nursing to expand undergraduate program with state funding appeared first on Washington Daily News.
Population growth threatens native plant species, like Venus flytrap
(The Center Square) – North Carolina’s population growth may be good for the state’s economy, but at the same time could spell trouble for endangered plant species such as the carnivorous Venus flytrap, according Julie Moore, chairwoman of the North Carolina Plant Conservation board. Some areas of coastal North Carolina and South Carolina are among the fastest-growing counties in the country, Moore told The Center Square. “That’s where most of...
DMV operations remain “inadequate” with lines down the sidewalk
North Carolina DMV offices face ongoing scrutiny from state legislators amid customer complaints and long lines that extend out of the building and down the sidewalk. Video footage from Rep. Erin Paré, R-Wake, shows over 30 people waiting in line down a sidewalk at the DMV office in Fuquay-Varina on the south side of Raleigh. As seen in the video, multiple people anticipated a lengthy wait and came prepared with folding chairs. Paré shared the video to social media over the weekend with a letter requesting DMV Commissioner Wayne Goodwin join her and other elected leaders for a site visit.
NCDHHS celebrates two years of 9-8-8 crisis support line
RALEIGH — The NC Department of Health and Human Services this week celebrates the second anniversary of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. In the past two years, 988 crisis counselors in North Carolina have responded to nearly 190,000 calls, texts and chats, providing critical access to mental health and substance use crisis support. In its second year of service, the number of North Carolinians contacting 988 each month has nearly doubled. On July 22, NCDHHS leaders visited the 988 Call Center in Greenville, NC,...
‘A first-name facility’: How customer service, attention to detail have kept the Warrior going strong for a quarter century
CHINA GROVE — Twenty-five years ago, four families had a vision to create a semi-private destination for the middle-class golfer that balanced accessibility and affordability with quality. A quarter century later, Warrior Golf Club is thriving, thanks in part to the founder’s lasting commitment to their vision. “We are a first-name facility,” Club Pro Brian […] The post ‘A first-name facility’: How customer service, attention to detail have kept the Warrior going strong for a quarter century appeared first on Salisbury Post.
'You have to love him' | Charlotte man remembers friend after he was killed in park shooting
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Charlotte man is sharing the pain of losing a friend to gun violence as homicides have seen a 36% increase in the city so far this year. Ranardo Perry, or Three, as friends call him, says Bryan Johnson was back in his old community visiting loved ones when he was shot and killed Friday night on Parkwood Avenue. As the investigation continues, Perry is hoping their story can help turn the tide on the city's violence.
Panthers Lose Special Teams Star to Devastating Injury in Training Camp
The Panthers' special teams unit suffered a big blow on Monday, losing versatile ace Sam Franklin to a broken foot that'll sideline him for a significant portion of the regular season. Entering his fifth season with the organization, the veteran safety led the team in special teams snaps in each...
'I don't think it's safe': Duke professor 'alarmed' kids are playing on top of potentially toxic coal ash
MOORESVILLE, N.C. — As the summer sun beams down on patches of worn-out grass, 8 miles from the haze of a Duke Energy coal-fired power plant, children's laughter escapes the chain-link fence that surrounds their day care, unaware that potential cancer-causing toxic materials sit below their feet. Less than...
Albemarle restaurant changes name, menu
In late 2018, Victor Patel brought a burger chain to Albemarle. Now, he has flipped his restaurant’s style and flavor. In the building formerly occupied by Hwy 55 Burgers Shakes & Fries in the Olive Place Shopping Center, Patel has opened Good Eats. The restaurant serves homestyle meals that include country dishes and sides, such […] The post Albemarle restaurant changes name, menu appeared first on The Stanly News & Press.
Davidson Commissioner Chat Fall 2024 Tuesday, September 17
The Town of Davidson is pleased to announce the continuation of the popular Davidson Commissioner Chats. On Tuesday, September 17, 2024 the Town Board of Commissioners will host a Commissioner Chat from 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at Davidson Point Pool Cabana (128 Sweet Magnolia Court, Mooresville, NC 28115 ). This outdoor drop-in event is open to all Davidson Residents.
Job scam leaves Fayetteville woman with $60,000 of credit card debt: 'It's ruined my life'
A Fayetteville woman is dealing with more than $60,000 worth of credit card charges, she says this happened after she got caught up in a job scam.What started as innocent texting, quickly grew into an online love connection for Rebecca Adami, and then to a job opportunity.Adami says, "He knew I wanted the job, so he put me in touch with this man."A man who Adami says emailed her paperwork that claims the job oversees the finances for a charity. She got the job and it required her to open up new bank accounts."I set up a bank checking and...
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