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A North Carolina woman was paralyzed after a crash in 2015. She's headed to Paris as a Team USA content creator during the Paralympics
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jesi Stracham is making the most out of the cards life has dealt. The North Carolina woman is now headed to the 2024 Paralympic Games to boost the U.S. team of athletes making their mark in Paris. But the road to Paris wasn't easy for her.
Protect NC consumers from higher medication costs
It’s hard to put a price on one’s health and well-being, but nowadays, accelerating health care costs are making it increasingly difficult for working families to make ends meet. A recent Gallup survey highlighted that most Americans struggle to afford primary health care, with the percentage of “cost-secure” U.S. adults reaching historic lows. This cost insecurity is particularly evident in […] The post Protect NC consumers from higher medication costs first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Introducing the 2028 Class of Textile Pioneer Scholars
In the quiet corners of North Carolina, big ambitions are blossoming. Four exceptional incoming NC State students have been named recipients of the Textile Pioneer Scholarship Program at the Wilson College of Textiles, embodying how support from generous donors can turn big dreams into reality. The newest Textile Pioneer Scholars...
Kid’s Book Sparks EXPLOSIVE CAR FIRE in North Carolina: Ignites Under Child’s Car Seat!
CONNELLY SPRINGS, NC – A children’s book left under a child’s car seat sparked a fire in a North Carolina family’s car due to the lithium “button battery” that allows the book to make sounds, according to fire marshals. The George Hildebran Fire and...
Panel backs rezoning for age-restricted residential development
A planned residential development for adults 55 and older with closely associated commercial development cleared an important hurdle Monday when the Rolesville Planning Board recommended rezoning for the property. Located south of The Point, east of U.S. 401 and west of Rolesville High School, the 148-acre tract is the planned site of an “age-restricted” development for adults 55 and older. […] The post Panel backs rezoning for age-restricted residential development first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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