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Greensboro club owner and staff charged following deadly shooting (opens the original)
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Alcohol Law Enforcement charged Club Orion owner Stephen Jones and four of his employees with allowing unlawful consumption of controlled substances and unlawful conduct. The club was the site of a fatal shooting in September. Jones was also charged with one felony count of maintaining a business for controlled substances. According to his arrest warrant, the business was used to keep and sell marijuana. Additionally, Jones was given three misdemeanor counts of failure to superintend. According
N.C. A&T students discuss voting barriers at civic rally (opens the original)
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North Carolina A&T State University attendees spoke out at a student civic rally Wednesday. Many addressed barriers they feel they face in terms of voting. The forum comes after the Guilford County Board of Elections decided earlier this year not to include a polling place on campus for the upcoming midterms. “Having that voting poll site on campus is so, so, so important, especially for incoming freshman students who may have most likely never voted before," Jaelle Garvin, a first-year politica
Piggly Wiggly to open in Greensboro low food access area (opens the original)
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After years of delays, a new Piggly Wiggly is coming to a low food access area in Greensboro next month. The grocery store is set to open on October 7, more than seven years after the developers at S&S Capital LLC bought the property. In 2020, Greensboro City Council authorized a loan and grant totaling $750,000 for the group to bring fresh food and jobs to the area. The site is located at Freeman Mill Square on West Florida Street — which the U.S. Department of Agriculture categorizes as a low-
AARP poll: Rising costs shape priorities for older NC voters (opens the original)
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Based on a bipartisan poll from AARP conducted this month, voters 50 and older are focused on cost of living for the upcoming midterms. While that’s a concern for many, Michael Olender, the state director of AARP North Carolina, says it’s especially important for those living on fixed incomes. "You have rising costs, including things like gas and groceries, which have seen just a tremendous amount of inflation in recent months," Olender says. "Things get very, very tight, and so protecting progr
State Treasurer loans $23M to western NC for Hurricane Helene recovery (opens the original)
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The Department of State Treasurer is loaning nearly $23 million to Western North Carolina for continuing Hurricane Helene recovery. Officials are distributing interest-free cashflow loans to eight governments across Watauga, Rutherford, Haywood, Madison, and Polk counties. According to a memo, priority was given to applicants who’ve already requested funding from another source or projects addressing public health and safety, and regionalization. Officials with the Department of State Treasurer
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