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Contractor sues City of Charlotte, claims they weren't paid for airport runway work
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A contractor is suing the City of Charlotte, claiming it wasn't paid for work completed at the Charlotte Douglas Airport. Thalle Construction Company originally filed the lawsuit in Orange County in March, but the lawsuit has been transferred to Mecklenburg County. According to court documents, Thalle...
This NC Company Is Closing Its Second Facility This Year – 65 Workers Will Be Laid Off
According to a new report by Business NC, a company in NC is closing its second facility this year in the state. According to the report, Atlanta-based Graphic Packaging will close its facility in Randleman - 65 workers will be laid off.
North Carolina organization promotes racial equity in the classroom
HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Working toward a day when race no longer makes a difference in educational outcomes is the mission of the Charlotte-based organization, CREED. CREED stands for Center for Racial Equity in Education. CREED is the brainchild of executive director Dr. James Ford. The idea started when Ford was awarded North Carolina […]
Dallas receives funding for West Trade Street water line replacement
The town of Dallas received nearly $1 million in community project funding from the federal government this year to replace an integral piece of its aging water infrastructure. North Carolina Democratic Congressman Jeff Jackson visited the town May 10 to announce the West Trade Street waterline replacement project. According to...
These Are The Top 5 Dirtiest Cities In North Carolina
Living in the big city certainly has its perks. By having more people, there’s more stuff! More stuff to see, more stuff to do, more people to talk to. But with more stuff comes more trash, more pollution, and more infrastructure to let go by the wayside. With all...
American Airlines drops law firm that said a 9-year-old girl should have seen camera on toilet seat
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — American Airlines has replaced the law firm that told a judge a 9-year-old girl was negligent in not noticing there was a camera phone taped to the seat in an airplane lavatory. An airline spokesperson confirmed Friday that the Wilson Elser law firm is no longer defending American in a lawsuit filed by the girl’s family. American retained Kelly Hart & Hallman, a Fort Worth-based firm that has done extensive work for American in other matters. The change in lawyers came after Wilson Elser said in a court document that any harm to the girl could be blamed on her “fault and negligence” for using the lavatory, “which she knew or should have known contained a visible and illuminated recording device.”
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