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10 Things You’ll Only Understand If You Grew Up in Duplin or Wayne County
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10 Things You’ll Only Understand If You Grew Up in Duplin or Wayne County

If you spent your formative years amidst the fields and small towns of Duplin or Wayne County, certain sights, sounds, and tastes are etched into…

The Silent Small Business Collapse Happening Across America That Nobody Is Reporting
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The Silent Small Business Collapse Happening Across America That Nobody Is Reporting

While large corporate headlines often grab attention, countless small businesses are quietly struggling or closing their doors. This piece explores the subtle signs of decline…

The History and Charm of Mount Olive’s Local Pickle Heritage
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The History and Charm of Mount Olive’s Local Pickle Heritage

Discover the nearly century-long history and enduring charm of Mount Olive, North Carolina's iconic pickle heritage, from its humble beginnings to its status as a…

Unearthing Wayne County’s Hidden Natural Gems: Did You Know?
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Unearthing Wayne County’s Hidden Natural Gems: Did You Know?

Beyond its charming towns, Wayne County boasts a surprising array of natural wonders, from unique geological formations to diverse ecosystems waiting to be explored.

North Carolina Voters to Decide on Tax Limits and Council of State Vacancies This November
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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.

Federal Funding Volatility Threatens Affordable Housing Efforts in North Carolina
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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.

Wayne Community College Innovators Claim National Title with Groundbreaking Forestry Solution
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Wayne Community College Innovators Claim National Title with Groundbreaking Forestry Solution

WCC students win national design and machining competition with an innovative solution for the North Carolina Forest Service, showcasing exceptional engineering and teamwork.

Demand for Accountability: Tragic Child Deaths Fuel Calls for Openness in Child Welfare Systems
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Demand for Accountability: Tragic Child Deaths Fuel Calls for Openness in Child Welfare Systems

Following heartbreaking child fatalities, states are enacting laws to increase transparency and oversight in child welfare agencies.

Winter’s Chill Deepens Financial Strain for North Carolina Families, Driving Surge in Utility Assistance Requests
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Winter’s Chill Deepens Financial Strain for North Carolina Families, Driving Surge in Utility Assistance Requests

A severe winter cold snap amplified North Carolina's affordability crisis, leading to record energy bills and increased demand for financial aid.

Biomarker Testing Advocacy Gains Momentum in North Carolina: Parents and Doctors Urge Insurance Coverage for Life-Saving Treatments
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Biomarker Testing Advocacy Gains Momentum in North Carolina: Parents and Doctors Urge Insurance Coverage for Life-Saving Treatments

North Carolina parents and medical professionals are advocating for mandatory insurance coverage of biomarker testing, a crucial tool in personalized cancer care.

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