Kevin Cheshire's decision to step down after five years in his role comes as the organization rebrands and looks to turn a new page.

The organization — now called Aspire — celebrated what it hopes to be a new chapter, but just a short distance away, advocates held a rally calling for improvements in public housing.

The announcement comes as the organization is planning its own rebrand to distance itself from negative stigmas.

The website provides real time data points and allows residents to provide feedback.

State Rep. Jeff Zenger, R-Forsyth, says House Bill 765 looks to increase housing development. But local officials have voiced worries it would drastically limit their authority.

Bennita Curtain will be the fourth person to serve in this role since the day center opened in 2009.

Most of the money would go toward housing recovery for low and moderate-income residents in the region.

A bill working its way through the N.C. House of Representatives would allow civil lawsuits against individuals for development decisions they make on…

House Bill 765 aims to address a need for affordable housing but would limit planning and zoning powers of local authority.

Under the ordinance the city would launch investigations within 30 days of a complaint being filed.