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North Carolina Supreme Court has suspended candidate filing for all offices for 2022 primary
UPDATE from North Carolina State Board of Elections 6:12 pm: Raleigh, N.C. — The North Carolina Supreme Court on Wednesday…
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Burn ban lifted for 67 North Carolina counties as conditions begin to improve
RALEIGH – The N.C. Forest Service has lifted a ban on all open burning effective at noon Wednesday, Dec. 8,…
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Fire damages U-Haul office building
UPDATE Monday December 13 – An arrest has been made in the two fires that occurred at U-Haul on the…
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Christmas Tree Safety Information from Boone Fire Department
December, 2021 – Boone Fire Department wants everyone to have a safe Christmas. Over 25 percent of home Christmas tree…
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Fayetteville North Carolina man wins two $25,000 a year for life prizes after accidentally playing same numbers twice
The accidental purchase of two identical Lucky for Life tickets in the Saturday November 27th drawing produced not one but…
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Fatal collision on 321 in Watauga County claims life of Avery County woman
An Avery County woman died after an accident over the weekend in Watauga County. On Sunday, December 5, at approximately…
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Boone Police Department adds three Toyota Rav4 AWD Hybrids to fleet
Boone, NC – The Boone Police Department recently received three Toyota Rav4 AWD Hybrids. The vehicles were purchased in early…
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Court Resumes Candidate Filing for US House, NC Senate and NC House
Raleigh, N.C. — Candidate filing for the U.S. House, N.C. House, and N.C. Senate will begin at 8 a.m. Tuesday,…
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National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day – December 7, 2021
As we pause to remember the life of former US Senator Bob Dole, today we also honor the more than…
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Governor Cooper and Attorney General Josh Stein File Amicus Brief in North Carolina Supreme Court
NC Supreme Court urged to hear arguments to ensure constitutional congressional and state legislative districts RALEIGH: Today, Governor Roy Cooper…
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