Discover 13 Historic Milestones of North Carolina’s Labor Unions
March 5, 2026
Explore the 13 pivotal events in North Carolina’s labor union history, showcasing workers’ advocacy for rights and the ongoing drive for change.
Explore the 13 pivotal events in North Carolina’s labor union history, showcasing workers’ advocacy for rights and the ongoing drive for change.
Michael Whatley, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in North Carolina, claims inflation is down, despite evidence showing rising prices.
Governor Josh Stein highlights NC’s thriving ski industry, generating $244M and attracting 780,000 visitors, urging travelers to explore its winter sports.
Governor Stein reveals US Forged Rings to invest $875M, create 625 jobs in NC; boosts economy, local workforce, and reduces import dependency.
Ohio State’s Chase Center lures students with scholarships while sparking debate about its conservative influence.
North Carolina Rep. Chuck Edwards supports Trump’s tariffs, impacting rebuilding efforts in his district post-Hurricane Helene.
In 2025, N.C. awarded $136.3M to rural communities to revitalize housing, upgrade industrial infrastructure, and boost economic growth statewide.
In 2024, Black and Hispanic enrollment in top colleges dropped post-affirmative action, with complex shifts observed.
In December 2025, NC saw unemployment drop in 99 counties, with Edgecombe at 5.4% and Stanly at 2.6%. Statewide, rates show year-over-year variances.
In 1918, the Spanish flu hit universities hard, echoing Covid’s impact today. Young adults, then and now, faced disruptions.
Governor Stein praised the Selectsite Readiness Program for transforming Halifax County, boosting economic growth with $3M to prepare sites for industry.
When Hurricane Helene hit Black Mountain, NC, Kelsey Crabtree faced childcare challenges. Silke Knebel’s network helped.
