
Disaster Unemployment Assistance Extended for NC Counties Until April 2025
The DUA application deadline for 39 North Carolina counties affected by Hurricane Helene is now April 7, 2025, providing relief for storm-hit residents.
The DUA application deadline for 39 North Carolina counties affected by Hurricane Helene is now April 7, 2025, providing relief for storm-hit residents.
Forty-seven individuals and groups were honored in Mooresville on March 13 for contributing to downtown revitalization at NC’s largest such annual conference.
AI surveillance in schools raises privacy concerns as technology flags students’ personal issues, sparking debate.
Ralliant Corporation’s new HQ in Raleigh brings 180 jobs with $189,479 avg. salary, boosting local economy by $975M and empowering high-tech growth.
Apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance by March 10 to receive aid for Hurricane Helene impact in 39 NC counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
Governor Stein’s $9.6M grants to rural areas aim to create 371 new jobs, boosting local economies with $165.9M in public-private investment.
Barrier Fencing Supply Company invests $15M to launch its HQ and manufacturing hub in Columbus County, creating 151 jobs and boosting the local economy.
Chatsworth Products, Inc. is set to expand its New Bern facility, investing $11M, adding 45 jobs, boosting local economy with a $2.2M payroll impact.
Governor Stein reveals Syntec’s $8M investment and 34 new jobs in Vance County, boosting local industry and enhancing North Carolina’s manufacturing prowess.
Olivia Howe added French to her finance major at the University of Arizona, landing her a job at Siemens post-graduation.
In an era of AI-driven decisions in education, it’s crucial to assess the impact on marginalized communities. Parents can ensure AI acts as a tool for empowerment, not exclusion, by advocating for transparency and inclusivity in schools.
Stephanie McGarrah joins NC Commerce to lead recovery in western NC, focusing on long-term rebuilding post-Hurricane Helene with $1.4B in federal funds.