Nags Head's lavish pier gets a lashing
The Charlotte Observer - Sun Jul 12, 7:26 am ETNorth Carolina is building a new pier at Nags Head, but this is not just a simple boardwalk from which to cast a fishing rod.
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... price of admission?
The News & Observer - Sun Jul 12, 2:00 am ETThere's a long way to go before the governor of North Carolina, in filling spots on the state Board of Transportation, could be expected to rule out anyone who has contributed to her campaigns.
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The University Times | The University of North Carolina at Charlotte's Student Newspaper Since 1949
Niner Online - Fri Jul 10, 12:46 am ETPlease let me introduce myself. I was born and raised in the beautiful state of South Carolina and still live here, but I have traveled all over this wonderful and amazing country. America, think about her - how amazing and great she is, and how amazing and great I hope she remains!
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Shallotte administrator named RR city manager
Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald - Sat Jul 11, 11:47 pm ETROANOKE RAPIDS — Paul Sabiston is the new Roanoke Rapids city manager and his old boss, Shallotte Mayor Gerald Long says he leaves that North Carolina community in the best financial shape ever.
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Black vying for seat on Salisbury City Council
The Salisbury Post - Sat Jul 11, 3:43 am ETCharles A. Black, an officer with state departments of correction in Virginia and North Carolina for the past 29 years, filed Friday as a candidate fo ...
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Michelle Obama visits Reynolds Coliseum
Technician - Sat Jul 11, 1:58 am ETMichelle Obama, wife of Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama, came to Reynold's Coliseum Tuesday to encourage North Carolina to vote for her husband.
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Hagan Releases Candidates For Fed Courts In NC
MyNC.com - Fri Jul 10, 2:07 pm ETA former candidate for lieutenant governor, a Wake County judge and a State Board of Elections member are on North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan’s list of potential candidates for the federal judiciary.
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Perdue picks six for DOT board
The News & Observer - Fri Jul 10, 5:51 am ETGov. Beverly Perdue has chosen four Democrats and two Republicans for the state Board of Transportation -- her first appointments since she announced plans to scale back undue influence by board members in North Carolina road-building decisions.
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Two Candidates In Raleigh Mayoral Race
NBC 17 Raleigh - Thu Jul 9, 5:39 pm ETRaleigh Mayor Charles Meeker has announced his run for a fifth two-year term in office, but he will face opposition in the October election. He has some competition. Mark Enloe has also filed paperwork for candidacy. According to Enloe's website, he lived in Raleigh as a child, returned to graduate from North Carolina State University, and has worked in Research Triangle Park as a database ...
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Annexation reform bill pleases few
The Lexington Dispatch - Thu Jul 9, 6:42 pm ETBY HEATHER J. SMITH The Dispatch Proposed changes to North Carolina’s existing involuntary annexation laws long called for by local residents and resisted by cities and towns are now before the General Assembly. But the opposing sides are far from happy.
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Morning Fix: The White House's Recruiting Struggles
Washington Post - Thu Jul 9, 5:58 am ETNorth Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, New York Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Pennsylvania Rep. Joe Sestak. Photos by Chuck Burton of AP, Bloomberg News, M.Spencer Green opf AP and George Widman of AP The White House's vaunted political operation has struggled in the early months of the 2010 cycle to convince coveted candidates to make runs for the Senate ...
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... shooting the gap
The News & Observer - Thu Jul 9, 2:01 am ETIf North Carolina faced a budget gap of "only" $1 billion or so, then the case for tax increases being made by Governor Perdue and her fellow Democrats who control the legislature would lose steam.
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Legislature backs off ban on wind power
The News & Observer - Wed Jul 8, 6:24 am ETState lawmakers held off voting Tuesday on a proposal to ban wind power development in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
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Legislators postpone vote on wind power ban
The News & Observer - Tue Jul 7, 2:23 pm ETState lawmakers held off voting Tuesday on a proposal to ban wind power development in the mountains of western North Carolina. The delay was met with relief by wind power advocates who harbor dreams of erecting windmills in the Appalachian mountains, home to some of the best wind energy resources in the nation.
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SCOTT MOONEYHAM: How Gov. Perdue Can Seize the Opportunity of Tough Times
The Southern Pines Pilot - Tue Jul 7, 4:21 pm ETRaleigh In the weeks following her election, Gov. Beverly Perdue often cited O. Max Gardner, the state's Depression-era governor responsible for much of the modern-day organization of state government in North Carolina.
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Democrats Using Listening Tour To Sustain Momentum
WSOC-TV Charlotte - Tue Jul 7, 10:31 am ETDemocratic activists are trying to maintain their election momentum by holding a listening tour around North Carolina.
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Nags Head's lavish pier gets a lashing
The Charlotte Observer - Sun Jul 12, 7:26 am ETShallotte administrator named RR city manager
Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald - Sat Jul 11, 11:47 pm ETBlack vying for seat on Salisbury City Council
The Salisbury Post - Sat Jul 11, 3:43 am ETHagan Releases Candidates For Fed Courts In NC
MyNC.com - Fri Jul 10, 2:07 pm ET
