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North Carolina GOP elections board members resign, allege 'bullying,' 'deceitful tactics'

By Elle Johnson | 4 years ago

Two Republican state Board of Elections members resigned in September over what they claimed was "bullying and deceitful tactics" from other board members staffers, governor and the state attorney general — all Democrats.

Unionization coming to Western North Carolina's Mission Hospital

By Elle Johnson | Aug 14, 2020

After Western North Carolina's Mission Hospital was sold to HCA Healthcare, hospital workers began standing up for their profession and patients, while organizing a union.

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HUD provides funding to 7 North Carolina agencies to help improve financial literacy, keep people in their homes

By Elle Johnson | 4 years ago

Seven housing organizations based in North Carolina are part of approximately 200 that will split $40 million from a federal agency to help financially struggling homeowners and renters avoid foreclosures or evictions because of COVID-19's impacts.

Greensboro City wants county to pick up $500,000 tab for school resource officers

By Elle Johnson | Jun 24, 2020

Facing a budget shortfall, the Greensboro City Council wants Guilford County to pay the $500,000 compensation for school resource officers and supervisors.

Greensboro City Council proposed budget has few changes from last year

By Elle Johnson | Jun 4, 2020

The Greensboro City Council isn't showing much interest in working on next year's budget as almost the same budget has been proposed in the past three budget sessions, the Rhino Times reported.

From Old North News

Transportation department facing furloughs after budget shortfall, claims of mismanagement

By Elle Johnson | 4 years ago

The North Carolina Department of Transportation will furlough employees to help manage a budget shortfall while the state auditor's report said the agency overspent its funding by almost $750 million.

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North Carolina Senate Republicans say church capacity rules show bias

By Elle Johnson | 4 years ago

North Carolina Senate Republicans alleged there is an unfair bias in Gov. Roy Cooper's executive order restricting the size of worship services.