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BREVARD, N.C. – The city of Brevard has received $1 million from the state to undertake a stream restoration project aimed at preventing the city’s water treatment plant from being damaged by high levels of sediment. Brevard City Manager Jim Fatland says…Read More »
FROM USA TODAY: The Thursday release from the Federal Communications Commission says formal rule-making on the 988 number has begun — it’s a process that started with a congressional statute in 2018 and was the subject of an FCC report released in August. So far,…Read More »
RCS closed for students on Friday, December 13, 2019. Optional Teacher Workday. Rutherford County Schools is closed for students on Friday, December 13, 2019. Optional Teacher Workday for employees. Las Escuelas del Condado Rutherford están cerradas para los estudiantes el viernes,…Read More »
BY PATRICK VAN KESSEL, Pew Research Center (basketman23 via Getty Images) YouTube is one of the most popular online platforms in the United States. The video-sharing site serves as a forum for entertainers, commentators, businesses and others, and Americans use it in a…Read More »
By Joe Killian, NC POLICY WATCH Few UNC Board of Governors members are expected at Friday’s board meeting in Chapel Hill. The board will be meeting in a “special session by conference call.” But that’s not stopping students, faculty and community members…Read More »
…FREEZING RAIN DEVELOPING TONIGHT ACROSS PORTIONS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA… .Developing coastal low pressure will interact with a cold and dry airmass across western North Carolina tonight. Temperatures will fall below freezing in some areas, which will lead to freezing rain. Light…Read More »
COLUMBUS – A weekend massage therapy class will start on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, at Isothermal Community College’s Polk Center in Columbus. The college has been providing day and evening training for nearly a decade, but – as a result of community demand…Read More »
WRITTEN BY Patrick McHugh, NC JUSTICE.Org A new report shows how much North Carolina’s economy stands to gain from expanding Medicaid. Authored by researchers at George Washington University, the report updates an analysis originally conducted in 2014. The report estimates that the first…Read More »
“People have the right to float any river in North Carolina,” Colburn said. “It’s part of an incredible water system that reaches almost everyone’s backyard.”
