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Scotland County, North Carolina · Scotland County

Inclusive playground in Scotland County set to unveil by end of this year

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A wave of inclusive playground construction across rural southeastern North Carolina looks to make recreation available to all.Read more The post Inclusive playground in Scotland County set to unveil by end of this year appeared first on Border Belt Independent.See the Story

North Carolina · North Carolina

For the Tuscarora, tradition and politics clash in quest for state recognition

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Sarah Nagem Ed Goodwin quickly took a liking to Leon Locklear when the two men met more than a decade ago. It might have seemed an unlikely friendship: Goodwin, a Chowan County native, was an up-and-coming Republican in North Carolina politics. Locklear was the chief of the Tuscarora Nation’s Maxton longhouse in Robeson County 220 miles away, then a well-established Democratic stronghold. But Locklear …Read more The post For the Tuscarora…See the Story

China Tariffs Are No Longer 145%, but for Small Businesses in the Crossfire, ‘It’s Still Awful’

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a steep tax on most goods that come into America has tested the mettle of small business owners whose companies are reliant on global trade.Donald Trump See the Story

Customers saying goodbye Rosie's Cafe in Sioux Falls

Coverage: 2 sources

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- At Rosie's Cafe, they serve comfort, in the form eggs scrambled just the way you like, and homemade pie baked fresh daily. Rosie's hasn't just been a café in Sioux Falls—it's been a second home, a neighborhood gathering place where time moves a little slower. But this Friday, the clock will stop. After 41 years, Rosie's Café will close its doors. "It's been an amazing run, we really have just wonderful customers," sai…North Carolina · North Carolina See the Story

NC Supreme Court hears case of injured Robeson County sheriff’s deputy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Sarah Nagem and Heidi Perez-Moreno sarahnagem@borderbelt.org It was a familiar scene along Interstate 95: A construction crew was toiling into the early-morning hours on March 28, 2019, and local law enforcement officers helped guide drivers through the work zone. James Obershea, then a captain with the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office, and Fairmont Police Chief Jon Edwards decided additional officers were needed to direct traffic …Read more…Robeson County · Robeson County Read Article

NC lawmakers file bills to address ‘forever chemicals,’ make polluters pay for cleanup

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Evey Weisblat eweisblat@cityviewnc.com This story was originally published by CityView. Bills aimed at addressing water contamination in the Cape Fear River Basin have been filed in the North Carolina General Assembly. The bills contain ambitious proposals to halt PFAS contamination in the state, including banning production of so-called “forever chemicals” and forcing polluters to pay for removing them from public water supplies. In a …Read…Pollution · North Carolina See the Story

Caregivers in Great Falls rally against Medicaid cuts

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Caregivers across Montana recently gathered at the federal courthouse in Great Falls to voice their concerns about proposed Medicaid cuts. They urged Montana's congressional delegation to oppose any reductions, citing the potential impact on vulnerable communities.Opinion See the Story

'Deeply painful': St. Andrews University in Laurinburg to close in May amid 'persistent' enrollment, financial struggles

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

LAURINBURG, N.C. (WBTW) -- St. Andrews University in Laurinburg will close at the end of the current semester amid "persistent financial and enrollment challenges," the school said Friday in a post on its Facebook page. The private Presbyterian university, a branch campus of Webber International University, has about 700 students, according to the most recent numbers available from Niche, an online resource that provides information about school…Laurinburg · Laurinburg See the Story

Business leaders concerned about potential cuts to New Hampshire university system

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Major cuts to New Hampshire's university system are on the table in the state's budget, but some business leaders say they could be bad news for the state's long-term success.Senate · Concord See the Story

NC Innocence Commission exonerates man convicted of Robeson County murder 8 years ago

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A three-judge panel voted unanimously on Wednesday to clear Clarence Roberts, who was convicted of second-degree murder in 2017.Read more The post NC Innocence Commission exonerates man convicted of Robeson County murder 8 years ago appeared first on Border Belt Independent.Lumberton, North Carolina · Lumberton Read Article

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Inclusive playground in Scotland County set to unveil by end of this year

For the Tuscarora, tradition and politics clash in quest for state recognition

China Tariffs Are No Longer 145%, but for Small Businesses in the Crossfire, ‘It’s Still Awful’

Customers saying goodbye Rosie's Cafe in Sioux Falls

NC Supreme Court hears case of injured Robeson County sheriff’s deputy

NC lawmakers file bills to address ‘forever chemicals,’ make polluters pay for cleanup

Caregivers in Great Falls rally against Medicaid cuts

'Deeply painful': St. Andrews University in Laurinburg to close in May amid 'persistent' enrollment, financial struggles

Business leaders concerned about potential cuts to New Hampshire university system

NC Innocence Commission exonerates man convicted of Robeson County murder 8 years ago

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