Governor Stein announced GE Aerospace’s $52.9M expansion in West Jefferson, NC, adding 44 jobs, enhancing local economic growth and aviation sector strength.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley advocates for eliminating Obamacare, favoring market-driven solutions amid rising health care costs.
VectorTex USA brings 44 jobs and a $6M investment to Elizabethtown, enhancing local economy and strengthening North Carolina’s rural economic development.
Governor Stein announces Fit Precast’s $102M Gaston County facility, creating 125 jobs with $102K average salary, boosting local economy by $12.7M annually.
Gov. Stein and Secretary Lilley visit Fairview to showcase Renew NC’s effort in rebuilding homes post-Hurricane Helene, stressing the program’s ongoing impact.
Scout Motors’ new HQ in Charlotte, announced by Gov. Stein, will invest $206.9M, creating 1,200 jobs, with $172,878 average salaries, boosting local economy.
Governor Stein directs a council to optimize Workforce Pell grants, aiming to boost career training access and meet employer needs in North Carolina by 2026.
Ivy McFarland, from Honduras, embraced rural Halifax, NC, as home, joining international teachers amid a hiring crisis.
After graduating, Drew Wesson aims for a strategic communication career, boosting skills with a double major at UW-Madison.
Governor Stein announces Ahold Delhaize USA’s $860M investment in Burlington, creating 500+ jobs and expanding Food Lion’s reach across the East Coast.
SoFi Technologies will create 225 jobs in Charlotte, boosting the local economy with a $24M annual payroll and $3M investment, strengthening NC’s financial hub.
MST Rebar Inc.’s $15.5M investment in a Bladen County plant will add 83 jobs, boosting the local economy and enhancing sustainable construction materials.
