N.C. Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley announced $500K in grants to aid Western N.C. businesses impacted by Hurricane Helene, aiming to avert layoffs and boost recovery.
Governor Stein urges NC employers to join the HIRE Vets program, promoting veteran employment and solidifying NC’s status as a military-friendly state.
The 50th Veterans Employment Conference in NC highlighted veteran job support and celebrated collaboration with the U.S. Department of Labor’s VETS program.
The N.C. Commerce Department launched a $1.4B plan to aid western North Carolina’s recovery from Hurricane Helene, emphasizing housing and economic revitalization.
SWANNANOA, N.C. — Fitz Lytle, 3, finds healing after Hurricane Helene through play therapy, aiding his trauma recovery.
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina launches a new job website for federal workers displaced by Hurricane Helene and budget cuts, offering state job resources.
The new online feature from N.C. DES enhances unemployment claims by securely tracking work searches, launching March 23 in 17 northeastern counties.
Yeadon Fabric Domes will add 72 jobs with an average salary of $47,734 in Fayetteville, N.C., investing $4.6M in a manufacturing site at the regional airport.
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.
