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- Sep 16, 2026
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NCDHHS announces grants for childcare centers affected by Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina, more than 40 children, including 27 infants, are waiting for a spot at McDowell Technical Community College’s Child Development Center in Marion, N.C. The center itself was not damaged by the storm, but it was forced to close for weeks as the college and McDowell County, which declared a disaster during Helene, dealt with power and infrastructure disruptions. Now, the college is considering applying for a share of the $20 mil
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools emphasizes cultural fluency through J-1 international teacher programs (opens the original)
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For Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, employing teachers from other countries is less about addressing a staff shortage and more an opportunity to introduce qualified professionals with diverse perspectives to their classrooms. CHCCS currently employs 12 staff members through its J-1 international teacher partnerships, according to the district’s Executive Director of Staffing, Mark Bailey. The district works with four organizations to recruit, train and sponsor visas for its teachers: Particip
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools emphasizes cultural fluency through J-1 international teacher programs (opens the original)
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For Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, employing teachers from other countries is less about addressing a staff shortage and more an opportunity to introduce qualified professionals with diverse perspectives to their classrooms. CHCCS currently employs 12 staff members through its J-1 international teacher partnerships, according to the district’s Executive Director of Staffing, Mark Bailey. The district works with four organizations to recruit, train and sponsor visas for its teachers: Particip
NCDHHS announces grants for childcare centers affected by Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina, more than 40 children, including 27 infants, are waiting for a spot at McDowell Technical Community College’s Child Development Center in Marion, N.C. The center itself was not damaged by the storm, but it was forced to close for weeks as the college and McDowell County, which declared a disaster during Helene, dealt with power and infrastructure disruptions. Now, the college is considering applying for a share of the $20 mil
‘Legislation out of fear’: N.C. hemp industry navigates federal, state policy uncertainty (opens the original)
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When Lori Lacy’s daughter was struggling with autoimmune conditions in 2017, Lacy knew very little about hemp. Her daughter wanted to try it to help with inflammation, and Lacy eventually found a company in California. The product seemed to help her daughter’s inflammation, but Lacy said that when she tried to learn more about where it came from or how it had been tested, the company would not respond. That experience eventually led Lacy and her partner to begin their own hemp farm and company i
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