Some residents in the Piedmont will get a chance to voice their concerns about coal ash during a public meeting Thursday.
Public hearings are taking place across the state for residents that live near Duke Energy’s coal ash pits.
A large crowd filled the Stokes County Commissioners chamber Monday evening to express their concerns about fracking, and its possible effects on drinking water.
The NAACP says it’s investigating the impact of fracking and coal ash on minority communities.
The Stokes County courthouse is one of several government buildings in North Carolina that will soon bear the saying “In God We Trust”.
The Piedmont Land Conservancy has bought a large tract of land along the Dan River.
Area residents are being asked to Start by Believing.
Many are watching to see if the Stokes County School Board will eliminate Christian prayer from its meetings and events.
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