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NC to participate in satellite internet pilot for students

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March 5, 2021

Brunswick County: COVID-19 vaccine supplies remain 'exceptionally low'

WWAY News,

March 4, 2021

Biden issues NC disaster declaration for November floods

Associated Press,

March 4, 2021

More bills seek to increase attendance at NC school events

Associated Press,

March 4, 2021

NCDOT to help clear debris from Brunswick County tornado next week

WWAY News,

March 4, 2021

In rare move, NC Republicans working toward second veto override attempt

WWAY News,

March 4, 2021

Gov. Cooper receives 1st dose of COVID-19 vaccine

WWAY News,

March 3, 2021

Remaining frontline workers in Group 3 can get vaccine starting Wednesday

WWAY News,

March 2, 2021

More federal coronavirus relief funds debated by NC House

Associated Press,

March 2, 2021

Jobless must prove they're looking for work to keep benefits

Associated Press,

March 2, 2021

NC Republicans seek veto override of school reopening bill

Associated Press,

March 1, 2021

Gov. Cooper vetoes NC school reopening bill

WWAY News,

February 26, 2021

North Carolina bars reopen for the first time in 11 months

WWAY News,

February 26, 2021

North Carolina State Highway Patrol commander to retire

Associated Press,

February 26, 2021

Biden admin to administer 3,000 daily vaccines in Greensboro

Associated Press,

February 26, 2021

Cooper, NC prison officials agree to release 3,500 inmates

Associated Press,

February 26, 2021

Bar owners to postpone ABC fees under new law OK'd by Cooper

Associated Press,

February 26, 2021

Gov. Cooper signs State of Emergency following Brunswick County tornado

WWAY News,

February 25, 2021

Easing of COVID-19 restrictions unlikely to bring back live music to many venues

WWAY News,

February 25, 2021

Gov. Cooper eases restrictions on bars, lifts Stay-At-Home orders for gyms, others

WWAY News,

February 24, 2021

NC gun provisions in 2020 vetoed bill clear committees

Associated Press,

February 24, 2021

NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY: Gov. Cooper could ease COVID-19 restrictions as trends improve

WWAY News,

February 24, 2021

NC bill lets concealed permittees be armed at more churches

Associated Press,

February 23, 2021

Millions awarded to Cape Fear communites for water and sewer system projects

WWAY News,

February 23, 2021

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NC to participate in satellite internet pilot for students

Brunswick County: COVID-19 vaccine supplies remain 'exceptionally low'

Biden issues NC disaster declaration for November floods

More bills seek to increase attendance at NC school events

NCDOT to help clear debris from Brunswick County tornado next week

In rare move, NC Republicans working toward second veto override attempt

Gov. Cooper receives 1st dose of COVID-19 vaccine

Remaining frontline workers in Group 3 can get vaccine starting Wednesday

More federal coronavirus relief funds debated by NC House

Jobless must prove they're looking for work to keep benefits

NC Republicans seek veto override of school reopening bill

Gov. Cooper vetoes NC school reopening bill

North Carolina bars reopen for the first time in 11 months

North Carolina State Highway Patrol commander to retire

Biden admin to administer 3,000 daily vaccines in Greensboro

Cooper, NC prison officials agree to release 3,500 inmates

Bar owners to postpone ABC fees under new law OK'd by Cooper

Gov. Cooper signs State of Emergency following Brunswick County tornado

Easing of COVID-19 restrictions unlikely to bring back live music to many venues

Gov. Cooper eases restrictions on bars, lifts Stay-At-Home orders for gyms, others

NC gun provisions in 2020 vetoed bill clear committees

NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY: Gov. Cooper could ease COVID-19 restrictions as trends improve

NC bill lets concealed permittees be armed at more churches

Millions awarded to Cape Fear communites for water and sewer system projects

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