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NCDHHS to host suicide prevention webinar, highlighting resources
September is Suicide Prevention Month. It's a health issue that affect people across all socioeconomic, racial and ethnic backgrounds.Over 1500 North Carolinians ages 10 and older died by suicide last year, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, making it the ninth leading cause of death in the state.Other unfortunate NC statistics are:Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people between ages 10 and 40.For every suicide, there are two hospitalizations and eight emergency department visits for self-inflicted injuriesAccording to a press release, next week, NCDHHS is hosting a webinar to highlight prevention resources...
Insider Rundown: Molding UNC's Offense Around Conner Harrell
North Carolina has its home opener Saturday in Chapel Hill against Charlotte. While the Tar Heels didn’t overpower Minnesota last Thursday, the most important thing was winning that game and saving the vibes heading into a stretch against three smaller programs at home before conference play. Carolina lost its starting quarterback for the season in the process, so now it’s Conner Harrell time.
Trump Bluntly Tells Police to ‘Watch for Voter Fraud’ and Reminds Them That Citizens Are ‘Afraid of You People’
Former President Donald Trump told the Fraternal Order of Police that officers should be on the lookout for alleged voter fraud in November’s election. Trump has falsely claimed the 2020 election was rigged against him and sought to overturn the results before he left office. On Friday, the former president spoke to the FOP, which endorsed him.
Indian Tech Giant in North Carolina Announces Layoffs: Implications for Local Economy
HCL America, a subsidiary of the Indian tech giant HCL Technologies Ltd., is laying off at least 57 employees in Cary, North Carolina, as part of a restructuring. The layoffs are expected to occur between November 1 and January 6, according to a notice filed with state commerce officials under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act.
American flooring company closing all 400-plus stores Nationwide, 18 in NC amid bankruptcy
LL Flooring, formerly known as Lumber Liquidators, has announced it will be closing all of its stores, with closing sales starting from Sept. 6. The flooring company, which has specialized in products like hardwood, laminate, and tile since 1993, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after months of financial struggles.
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