Can Solar Energy Save the Family Farm?
By Jen McGivney When Chris Barnhill decided to put solar panels on his Bladen County farm, his uncle tried to convince him otherwise. Four generations of their family have farmed blueberries here, and his uncle believed it was risky to pivot. But the solar panels, Barnhill insisted, wouldn’t disrupt the family business; the 500 acres…
Rising Energy Bills Aren’t Inevitable. North Carolina Can Reverse the Trend with Proven Strategies.
North Carolina can curb rising electricity costs by expanding grid competition, modernizing transmission infrastructure, and embracing clean-energy innovation while countering misinformation, improving reliability, and protecting consumers from escalating energy prices.
How NCCU Clears Paths for Grads in a Crowded Job Market
Written by Jen McGivney When Brayden Smith visited the Career and Professional Development Center at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) for the first time, the staff had to ask him to speak up. The freshman from Jacksonville, N.C. was quiet and shy. Smith had a compelling reason to overcome his nerves, however: In a tough…
A Diverse Energy Grid Can Power a Booming State While Boosting Local Economies
By investing in a diverse energy grid—one that supplements traditional resources like oil and gas with renewables like solar, wind, and battery—North Carolina can improve power reliability, save money, and generate tax revenue.
NCCU Writes a New Chapter – And It’s Quite the Success Story
As the higher education industry faces economic turmoil, a school within the UNC System is defying the trends with record growth: North Carolina Central University.
Five Questions to Get More From Your Next Primary Care Visit
To build a long-term relationship with your healthcare provider and maximize your time together, come prepared to your next appointment with these questions.
Small Changes, Big Impact: Why Heart Month Matters for The Triangle
February is American Heart Month, and because heart disease is the leading cause of death in North Carolina, it’s an important time to prioritize heart health. Research by the National Institute of Health shows that lifestyle factors play a significant role in cardiovascular health, which means the choices we make every day can have real…
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