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I know it’s false… I just want to hear him deny it (09-04-2024–Hour2)
Mark Starling from WWNC in Asheville joined me to discuss the latest hit piece on Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. The post I know it’s false… I just want to hear him deny it (09-04-2024–Hour2) appeared first on WBT Charlotte's News Talk.
Two Hinnant wines win gold medals
RALEIGH — Wines from Hinnant Family Vineyards were among those recognized in this year’s N.C. Wine Competition. The Johnston vineyard’s Carlos was a gold medal winner in Best Muscadine White. Its Southern Pink was a gold medal recipient in Best Muscadine Rosé. In all, 19 judges tasted 336 wine, cider and mead entries, an increase of 15% over 2023. “The […] The post Two Hinnant wines win gold medals first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
N.C. elections board objects to speeding up ballot selfie lawsuit
He North Carolina State Board of Elections opposes a Libertarian voter’s proposal to expedite a hearing in her federal lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on ballot selfies. The board filed a court document Friday objecting to Susan Hogarth’s request for a hearing by Oct. 15 and a decision...
NC DEQ's water authority under fire
A coalition of environmental organizations is calling on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to revoke the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s (NC DEQ) delegation of Clean Water Act responsibilities. The groups argue that recent state legislation has significantly compromised the NC DEQ’s ability to effectively manage water pollution and enforce standards for toxic chemicals, endangering public health and environmental safety.
Spotted lanternfly reported in Western NC: How to help prevent 'huge ecological impact'
August and September are some of the most active months for the invasive spotted lanternfly — and while they may be a big issue in Pennsylvania and its neighboring states, North Carolina is no stranger to the insects. Amy Michael, entomological programs manager at the NC Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, told...
Show off your cooking skills at the 2024 N.C. State Fair Home Chef Challenge
RALEIGH — The N.C. State Fair is known for its tasty treats and promotion of local commodities and other national products. One of its featured events highlights those specialties in the form of fun, family-friendly cooking challenges. “We always strive to enhance the fair experience by introducing new, unique...
Save birds, go 'Lights Out' NC
DURHAM — The Smithsonian Migratory Birds Center previously estimated that 365 to 988 million birds are killed each year in the U.S. due to collisions with buildings. A new study that examined the outcomes for birds injured by building collisions proves that the death toll is much higher. The good news is that people across North Carolina can take action to help, starting as soon as tonight. By turning off lights at home and at work—and advocating for Lights Out policies in your own community—people...
GOP-led states file suit against Biden’s student loan ‘cloak and dagger’ plan
Seven Republican-led states launched a new court challenge to the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan, emphasizing the Department of Education is taking action to start canceling loans as soon as this week. The lawsuit is the latest Republican push to disrupt President Joe Biden’s effort to cancel student loan debt, a key campaign promise […]
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