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Catawba County shows NC the way forward on protecting girls
Amidst this paralysis among many county school boards around the state, Catawba County shines a light of hope for these girls and their families.
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Applications open for Renew NC’s Helene recovery rental housing program
NC Department of Commerce has released $70 million in federal funding for Renew NC's Multi-Family Construction Repair Program with application now open through Nov 2nd.
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NC House Finance advances amendment limiting property tax growth
NC House Finance Committee advances property tax amendment for levy limits and tighter affordable housing exemptions.
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Renew NC extends Helene housing aid deadline to Jan. 31
Renew NC announced it has extended the deadline for western NC homeowners affected by Hurricane Helene to apply for assistance through the Single-Family Housing Program (SFHP) from Dec. 31 to Jan. 31.
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$29M more in federal funds coming to NC for Helene recovery
State agencies and communities in western NC will soon be receiving $29 million in federal public assistance reimbursements for Hurricane Helene recovery projects.
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NC House speaker forms committee to study property taxes
The 23-member committee is tasked with reviewing factors that contribute to rising local property taxes and identifying ways to reduce the burden on homeowners.
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Housing recovery applications for Helene victims close Dec. 31
Applications for Renew NC's housing assistance for Helene victims must be submitted by Dec 31st.
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WNC approved for over $124 million in federal recovery funding for Helene
Western North Carolina has been approved for more than $124 million in recovery funding
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New poll shows mixed opinions on Trump, Tillis among North Carolinians
A recent Catawba-YouGov poll reveals a mixed political landscape in NC, with President Donald Trump’s approval rating dipping compared to recent months.
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New NC General Assembly sworn in as 2025 long session begins
The North Carolina General Assembly’s 2025-26 biennium began on Wednesday with the swearing-in of all 170 state legislators who will represent their constituents across North Carolina at the state legislature in Raleigh for the next two years.
