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North Carolina election officials say pending legal action over absentee voting won't impact the start of the mail-in voting period Friday.
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Pitt County Council on Aging
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The major grant is designed to replace distressed public housing with safe, affordable options while boosting local economic and educational resources in Craven County. -
The bill by North Carolina Republican Richard Hudson would give the state 20 acres of federal land to replace a Fayetteville veterans home that closed in 2024. -
Recent scattered rain and high humidity helped some North Carolina counties ease out of drought conditions, but the overall drought persists across the Piedmont.
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