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Laying down the law: Easley says 21 indicted as result of VCAP task force's efforts
EDENTON — A new push by federal, state and local law enforcement officials across the region to crack down on violent and gang-related crime is paying off, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina said Tuesday. Thanks to the coordinated efforts of a task force of Albemarle law enforcement agencies, federal authorities have indicted 21 suspects since January on either firearm or illegal drug charges or both, U.S. Attorney Michael Easley said during a visit to Edenton. ...
Possible headwinds for SAGA’s Monterey Shores project
At an Aug. 19 meeting, Currituck County Commissioner Chair Bob White said SAGA Construction was going to have to make adjustments to the sketch plan for its Monterey Shores development in Corolla the board approved last year—possibly signaling headwinds for the controversial project. White noted that although the residential...
Wilson Dems open coordinated campaign office
The Democratic Party of Wilson County took part in the N.C. Democratic Party’s Weekend of Action across the state by launching a coordinated campaign at its 1502 Nash Street N. office Saturday evening. The event also served as a Back 2 School Drive, with participants collecting school items and non-perishable food for Wilson County students. The N.C. Democratic Coordinated Campaign […] The post Wilson Dems open coordinated campaign office first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Warriors look to remain QCC contenders
The 2024 high school football season arrives with the Hunt varsity team not wearing the proverbial target as the preseason choice of the team to beat in the fourth season of the 3-A Quad County Conference. In fact, no team among the eight members will. The scheduled conference meeting was canceled because of the recent storm. Thus, no poll of […] The post Warriors look to remain QCC contenders first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wilson Arts receives $400,000 pledge for makerspace renovation
The Martha Cheatham Hunter and Dr. William C. Hunter Family Foundation, a fund of the North Carolina Community Foundation, has announced its intent to give $400,000 over the next four years to support the remaining renovations at the Wilson Arts Center to include makerspace art studios. Clyde P. Harris Jr., fund adviser to the Hunter Family Foundation, said the gift […] The post Wilson Arts receives $400,000 pledge for makerspace renovation first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Community college expanding program aimed at improving NC teacher shortage
UNION COUNTY, N.C. — South Piedmont Community College is partnering with local school districts to seek solutions to teacher vacancies. In September, the college will launch its “Educator Preparation Program” to fast-track more teachers into classrooms. State data shows enrollment in teaching programs has been declining since 2021. Plus, the number of teachers leaving their jobs is rising.
Trump Leaves Bulletproof Enclosure to Hug Rallygoer Who Collapsed After Medical Event
Former President Donald Trump left his bulletproof enclosure at a North Carolina rally to hug a supporter who collapsed after a medical event. Trump spoke for the first time at an outdoor rally event since the assassination attempt against him in Pennsylvania last month. As the GOP nominee was speaking, noise could be heard in the audience background before Trump paused his remarks.
Trump Roasts GOP Candidate While Worrying Stage Might Collapse: ‘Thank Goodness Mark Lost a Lot of Weight’
Former President Donald Trump was very worried during a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday that the stage might collapse and singled out controversial GOP candidate for governor, Mark Robinson, as luckily having lost some weight – so as not to break the stage. Trump began his remarks, as...
Additional work authorization pathway for noncitizens sought
(The Center Square) – Noncitizens of the United States may soon use another pathway for work authorization in the country's health care system. The request is backed by Immigration Customs Enforcement, the Department of Homeland Security and several lawmakers, including Democratic North Carolina U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee. The congresswoman, in a letter to ICE interim Director Patrick Lechleitner, asks for nursing to be part of the STEM optional practical training...
Watch: Trump, Vance zero in on national security at North Carolina campaign stop
Former President Trump and running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) made a campaign stop Wednesday afternoon at the North Carolina Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame. The event was the first outdoor rally for the former president since the attempt on his life last month in Pennsylvania. Bulletproof glass will reportedly be incorporated into the…
Enjoy music and help Hope Station at Friday’s annual concert
A variety of music will be included in the 12th annual Music for Hope concert. The event is a fundraiser for Hope Station and starts at 7 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church. Organizers say the concert has become a meaningful tradition and one that members of the music community look forward to every year Musicians for the approximately 75-minute […] The post Enjoy music and help Hope Station at Friday’s annual concert first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
BOEM seeks public input on possible wind energy areas
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management officials are asking for feedback on possible commercial wind energy development in areas totaling 13.47 million acres off the coasts of North Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, or Central Atlantic 2. BOEM announced Wednesday that it will publish in the Federal Register on...
How long does $1 million last in North Carolina?
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Many people dream of being a millionaire or winning that million-dollar lottery ticket, but how far does $1 million actually get you? If you’re looking to retire, Hawaii or New York may not be the best financial choice. Hawaii has the highest annual expenses on average and $1 million most likely […]
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