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Scout Motors to Establish Corporate Headquarters in Charlotte, Bringing 1,200 Jobs

SUV · Charlotte

Scout Motors to Establish Corporate Headquarters in Charlotte, Bringing 1,200 Jobs

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

This is one of the largest job creation announcements in Charlotte in the last decade.See the Story

MacKenzie Scott Gives Winston-Salem State University $50M in Scool's Largest Single Gift

MacKenzie Scott · Winston-Salem

MacKenzie Scott Gives Winston-Salem State University $50M in Scool's Largest Single Gift

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

Winston-Salem State University has received a gift of $50 million from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.See the Story

Historic Durham Black-Owned Restaurant Feeds Hundreds As SNAP Crisis Continues - Travel Noire

Government Shutdown · Durham

Historic Durham Black-Owned Restaurant Feeds Hundreds As SNAP Crisis Continues - Travel Noire

Durham’s oldest Black-owned restaurant, The Chicken Hut, recently demonstrated its deep community roots by providing 400 free meals to residents affected by delayed SNAP benefits during the ongoing government shutdown. According to a report by WUNC, owner Tre Tapp and his staff distributed boxed lunches to anyone who presented their SNAP card at the restaurant’s Fayetteville Street location. This act of generosity follows the restaurant’s recent…See the Story

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