According to a report by The Pre-K Priority, 58% of workers with children under five in North Carolina who left their jobs cited a lack of child care as a key reason.
Residents at an apartment building in Greensboro said they went for months without heat and maintenance requests being fulfilled. The problems came after oversight under a federal program ended.
Property fraud crimes are not new to Winston-Salem. Khalil Nadir Rynes alone has been charged with 13 felony counts of obtaining property by false pretense inside the city.
North Carolina state Senate Republicans advanced a disaster recovery measure Tuesday to direct $533 million in additional spending to meet still-pressing needs from
The complaint filed with the labor board argues that the festival must maintain the status quo as negotiations between the two sides continue. That would include going on with this year’s festival as planned.
The city won a total of six federal grants last year. But Winston-Salem's lobbyist says two of them are still pending, with contracts that have not yet been signed.