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WEB4 days ago · But in Eastern North Carolina, it’s a whole way of life. A meeting in Charlotte tests whether the United Methodist Church can forge a new path on issues like gay marriage and ordination. Deep reporting on North Carolina from Raleigh, Greensboro, Wilmington and more. The Assembly publishes compelling journalism about our state.
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WEBSep 13, 2024 · Balanced Nutrition Blames Politics for DHHS Crackdown. by Jeffrey Billman September 10, 2024. A nonprofit run by Mark Robinson’s wife has been told to repay $132,000 in federal funds. They say they’re victims of “political targeting.”. Flagstock Promised a ‘Rager.’. It Mostly Left Questions.
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Three N.C. Court of Appeals Races, Explained
WEB11 hours ago · Tom Murry, a Republican candidate for Court of Appeals. (Photo courtesy of his campaign) Carolyn Thompson (D) vs. Tom Murry (R) Carolyn Thompson, 56, was appointed in September 2023 by Gov. Roy Cooper to replace Riggs on the Court of Appeals.The Democrat had previously run for the Court of Appeals in 2022, losing in a close race to current Republican Judge Julee Flood, whose term ends in 2031.
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WEBThe Assembly is a for-profit company that is currently raising funds to support its expansion. Founders and employees own a majority of the company’s stock. The Assembly also benefits from several philanthropic partnerships, including support from the Knight Growth Challenge Fund, Journalism Funding Partners, and Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity.
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NC's Legislature Comes Back This Week. Here's What to Watch.
WEBApr 22, 2024 · Private school vouchers, raises for state employees, and immigration-related legislation could all be on the to-do list in the short session. by Assembly Staff April 22, 2024. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The North Carolina state legislature comes back to Raleigh this week to make adjustments to the budget and tackle bills ...
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WEBMay 17, 2023 · by Valerie P. Foushee and Nate Davis June 13, 2021March 29, 2023. A murder 50 years ago rattled Chapel Hill’s Black community, laying bare the college town’s persistent inequality. As the university renames a slate of buildings on campus, it’s time for its historical reckoning to expand to its relationship with the town around it. Essays.
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