Category: Business
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North Carolina Voters to Decide on Tax Limits and Council of State Vacancies This November
North Carolina voters will face key decisions on constitutional amendments regarding income and property taxes, and Council of State vacancies in the upcoming November election.
From Pickles to Prosperity: Mount Olive’s Twin Pillars of Local Pride
Discover how Mount Olive, NC, a town of under 5,000, built a national reputation on pickles and community banking, celebrated at the annual NC Pickle…
Murphy Family Ventures announces a significant expansion of its technology services portfolio with the integration of World Line Networks.
Federal Funding Volatility Threatens Affordable Housing Efforts in North Carolina
North Carolina housing advocates grapple with precarious federal funding, impacting crucial services and the fight against homelessness.
A severe winter cold snap amplified North Carolina's affordability crisis, leading to record energy bills and increased demand for financial aid.
North Carolina Senate Advances Constitutional Amendment to Cap Individual Income Tax Rate
NC Senate approves constitutional amendment to cap individual income tax at 3.5%, sending it to the House for a vote.
WakeMed Defends Atrium Alliance Amidst Public Scrutiny
WakeMed leaders are actively promoting their proposed alliance with Atrium Health, addressing concerns about cost, transparency, and speed following public backlash.
North Carolina Budget Stalemate Continues: Hall Cites Progress, But No Deal Reached
North Carolina legislative leaders remain locked in budget negotiations, with House Speaker Hall acknowledging progress but no agreement on key issues like tax cuts and…
North Carolina Poised to Cap Income Tax Rate via Constitutional Amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment to limit North Carolina's personal income tax rate is advancing through the state Senate, sparking debate over future revenue and public…
Megachurches Embrace Higher Education: A New Model for Faith-Based Learning
Megachurches are increasingly launching their own colleges, prioritizing job training and church culture over traditional liberal arts education.