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Bladenboro looks to rise above the reoccurring floodsWECT12 HOURS AGO
‘Extremely dangerous’: Manhunt for escaped NC inmate enters new phase on 2nd day.The News Observer10 HOURS AGO
Tropical Storm Debby floods Bladenboro, North CarolinaWKYC1 DAY AGO
WECTHigh water cuts Bladenboro off from rest of county overnight
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WECTBladenboro looks to rise above the reoccurring floods
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bladenonline.com
3 Things To Know For August 14Here are three things to know for Wednesday, August 14:. 1. Intro to Home Food Preservation: Thursday, 5 p.m., Bridger Memorial Library, 313 South Main Street, Bladenboro. Event is free. Learn various methods of food preservation. To register, contact FCS Agent Jessie Jones at 910-862-4591 or Bridger Memorial Library at 910-863-4586.Bladenboro, NC14 hours ago
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Bladen JournalGrowing up holiness, fighting polio, still aerobicizing at 80ELIZABETHTOWN – Once upon a time, there were three sisters who were all born between 1935 and 1943 on a farm in Bladen County and who ha
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The EnterpriseNC hospitals join debt-reduction effort, governor saysAll qualifying North Carolina hospitals have agreed to participate in a first-of-its-kind initiative that will give them higher Medicaid payments if medical debt of low- and middle-income patients they hold is relieved and they carry out ways for future patients to avoid liabilities, Gov. Roy Cooper announced on Monday. Cooper and state Health and Human Services Secretary Kody Kinsley unveiled six weeks ago a proposal submitted to federal Medicaid regulators that they said could help about 2 million people in the state get rid of...
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CBS 17Delegate says North Carolina ‘back in play’ ahead of Democratic National Convention"Our younger Democrats, who've never participated in the process, are coming forward. We have Republicans who have taken the courage to step forward and they're going to be with us too. We're seeing a momentum that we've never had before."
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KENS 5 Eyewitness NewsFormer President Donald Trump returns to campaign trail in battleground state of North Carolina
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WSOC CharlotteStudents at these NC schools can now use college IDs to voteOfficials have approved 12 more student and government employee identification cards to be used to vote in North Carolina.
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UPI NewsN.C. manhunt continues for convicted murderer who escaped on way to hospitalNorth Carolina officials are warning citizens to be vigilant and take precautions as a convicted murderer remains at large for the second day after escaping on the way to a North Carolina hospital.
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WAFFStrong to marginally severe storms possible on Friday
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WSOC CharlotteTwo years after Inflation Reduction Act, Carolinas see billions in manufacturing investmentsA handful of companies have announced nearly $35 billion in investments in the Carolinas in the two years since President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act.
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ENC parks continue to be closed due to flooding issuesEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — Due to flood water conditions, a few area parks in eastern Carolina remain closed as of Wednesday, August 14. The Neuseway Nature Park located at 401 W Caswell Street in Kinston including all the facilities are closed, according to Kinston/Lenoir County Parks and Recreation Department.Kinston, NC3 hours ago
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The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionBlack North Carolina voters talk Harris, Trump as candidates visit stateCHARLOTTE, N.C. – Up until now, Darryl E. Kelson had never donated to nor participated in a presidential election campai...
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NC NewslineNC faith leaders decry Lt. Gov. Robinson’s stances on abortion, LGBTQ+ equalityA group of faith leaders spoke in front of the state Legislative Building Wednesday, criticizing Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson’s positions on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues. Speakers questioned the lieutenant governor’s recent shift on abortion, accused him of misrepresenting Christianity, and of fueling a rise in Christian nationalism in North Carolina. “We are here […]
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Governor Cooper Announces Reentry 2030 Strategic Plan to Aid Formerly Incarcerated PeopleGovernor Roy Cooper announced the launch of the Reentry 2030 Strategic Plan, a comprehensive framework designed to enhance the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals. This plan was approved last week by the Governor’s Joint Reentry Council, an advisory body established in January through Executive Order No. 303. The Executive Order mandated a coordinated government effort to improve reentry processes, involving collaboration between cabinet agencies, the Office of State Human Resources, and the Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission.5 hours ago
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Opening for section of N.C. 540 stalled by Tropical Storm DebbyRALEIGH, N.C.(WNCN) — Tropical Storm Debby has stalled the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s plans to open a new section of N.C. 540. The new 18-mile section was scheduled to open at the end of the month with a ribbon cutting scheduled for Aug. 27. NCDOT now says the section is likely to open in September, instead with a ribbon cutting moved to line up with the new opening date.Raleigh, NC5 hours ago
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WRAL NewsNC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson speaks at Trump rally in AshevilleNorth Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor, spoke Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2024, at a rally held in Asheville for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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FOX8 NewsNorth Carolina woman wins $287,870 jackpot after buying $5 ticket at PublixNEW BERN, N.C. (WGHP) — Ruby Rozenblad, of New Bern, bought a Fast Play ticket on Tuesday and won a $287,870 jackpot, according to an NC Education Lottery news release. She bought her winning $5 Rockin’ Bingo ticket from the Publix on South Glenburnie Road in New Bern. At the time of the win, the […]
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eCourts Expanding to All 100 Counties in 2025The Administrative Office of the Courts (NCAOC) has announced plans to complete the eCourts expansion to trial courts across all 100 counties in 2025. eCourts currently serves about half of North Carolina’s population in its three largest cities and 38 counties across the coastal, piedmont, and mountain regions. Buncombe gained access in July but Avery, Madison, Mitchell and Yancey counties will have to wait until July of 2025 for their systems to be complete. Millions of electronic filings and online records searches have dramatically reduced the intake of paper into the court system during the expansion, connecting citizens to public records online 24/7 instead of limiting access to in-person visits during business hours for paper files., completing the creation of a unified electronic filing system for civil cases. The eCourts Portal application provides the public no-cost access to digital court records, averaging more than 1.5 million online searches per month.5 hours ago
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