After some financially rocky years, the college’s accrediting agency has lifted its probation. Leaders say they are ready to start growing again.
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Posted inHealth
Discord on the Massage Board
Some see the state board massage board’s unique legal arrangement as a convenience. Others see it as a potential conflict.
Posted inCulture
8 Holiday Markets in Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs
Looking for a perfect gift made by local hands? Holiday markets are a good bet for your gift-giving search. Here are eight coming up in Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Congress Includes Lumbee Recognition in Defense Spending Bill
The North Carolina tribe has been seeking full federal recognition for more than a century. The latest effort comes after President Trump began pushing for Lumbee recognition.
Posted inCourts & Justice
Attorneys File State Bar Complaints Against Wake County Prosecutor
Two attorneys have filed State Bar complaints against a Wake County prosecutor who has been accused multiple times of violating discovery rules.
Posted inHealth
A Hospital Was Slated to Open in 2025. Mired in Bureaucracy, It’s Still a Dirt Field.
Regulations meant to prevent unfettered health care expansion are blocking needed hospital beds in a rural part of North Carolina.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Two Democrats Accuse 2026 Primary Candidate of Racist Remarks
State Sen. Graig Meyer says former state Rep. Michael Wray told him to “watch out for the blacks.” Wray says it didn’t happen.
Posted inEnvironment
Promises Piled High
The Roseboro community is hopeful a landmark agreement with the Sampson County Landfill’s owners will bring meaningful change.
Posted inPolitics & Government
File Away
Gov. Josh Stein was coy about whether he would endorse in Democratic primaries.
Posted inEnvironment
On the Hunt for North Carolina’s Biggest Trees
Two arborists’ uncommon hobby takes them deep into the woods to look for the state’s leafy giants.
