North Carolina General Assembly Archives - Page 6 of 7

First round of state’s agriculture disaster checks headed to farmers

WWAY News,

January 30, 2019

Coastal towns to get funding to improve beach, waterfront access

WWAY News,

January 29, 2019

NC legislature begins, less politically imbalanced

Associated Press,

January 9, 2019

Whiteville receives grant to replace items damaged in Matthew

WWAY News,

December 7, 2017

Senate Select Committee discusses GenX

Kirsten Gutierrez,

October 4, 2017

Fair Bluff could annex property for new apartment complex

Justin McKee,

September 19, 2017

Fair Bluff exploring development in less flood-prone areas

Justin McKee,

September 18, 2017

Public meetings scheduled for proposed state park on Black River

WWAY News,

September 5, 2017

Bladen County School Board discusses calendar flexibility

Jenna Kurzyna,

August 10, 2017

Legislative leaders urge court to avoid NC special election

Associated Press,

July 6, 2017

General Assembly OKs method for Sunday morning alcohol sales

Associated Press,

June 29, 2017

After 2 weeks away, N Carolina legislature begins in earnest

Kate Nemarich,

January 25, 2017

North Carolina legislature to feature clashes with governor

Hannah Patrick,

January 22, 2017

Legislators respond to HB2 deadlock

Kirsten Gutierrez,

December 22, 2016

Senate Republicans pick up 2 Democrats in final budget vote

Kate Nemarich,

June 29, 2016

Coal ash cleanup compromise clears House Committee

Kate Nemarich,

June 29, 2016

Legislature approves police footage access rules

Kate Nemarich,

June 29, 2016

Senate gives preliminary approval to budget deal

Kate Nemarich,

June 28, 2016

North Carolina state controller confirmed to another term

Sarah Johnson,

April 27, 2016

Powerball players discuss anonymity

Alexa Block,

January 13, 2016

Candidates for long 2016 ballot begin filing Tuesday

Allyson Lorick,

December 1, 2015

Teachers react to changes in sex education curriculum

Madison Morgan,

October 2, 2015

Approved bill says N. Carolina voters to decide on debt

Allyson Lorick,

September 30, 2015

Legislature approves sex ed curriculum bill before leaving

Allyson Lorick,

September 30, 2015

North Carolina General Assembly

First round of state’s agriculture disaster checks headed to farmers

Coastal towns to get funding to improve beach, waterfront access

NC legislature begins, less politically imbalanced

Whiteville receives grant to replace items damaged in Matthew

Senate Select Committee discusses GenX

Fair Bluff could annex property for new apartment complex

Fair Bluff exploring development in less flood-prone areas

Public meetings scheduled for proposed state park on Black River

Bladen County School Board discusses calendar flexibility

Legislative leaders urge court to avoid NC special election

General Assembly OKs method for Sunday morning alcohol sales

After 2 weeks away, N Carolina legislature begins in earnest

North Carolina legislature to feature clashes with governor

Legislators respond to HB2 deadlock

Senate Republicans pick up 2 Democrats in final budget vote

Coal ash cleanup compromise clears House Committee

Legislature approves police footage access rules

Senate gives preliminary approval to budget deal

North Carolina state controller confirmed to another term

Powerball players discuss anonymity

Candidates for long 2016 ballot begin filing Tuesday

Teachers react to changes in sex education curriculum

Approved bill says N. Carolina voters to decide on debt

Legislature approves sex ed curriculum bill before leaving

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