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North Carolina Courts Expand Remote Operations Amid COVID-19
North Carolina’s court system continues to work on plans for phasing back to full operations. While many court operations have…
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NCDHHS Working Quickly to Secure Federal Resources, Broadening Mental Health and Resilience Supports for All North Carolinians
Raleigh, N.C. May 4, 2020 On April 30, 2020, FEMA announced North Carolina’s eligibility to apply for Crisis Counseling Program…
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Federal Economic Impact Payments May Require Paperwork for Some North Carolinians, Non-Tax Filers with Dependents to Complete Federal Form by May 5
RALEIGH: The federal government is sending out a $1,200 Federal Economic Impact Payments (otherwise known as a federal stimulus payment) for…
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NFL Hall of Famer Don Shula passes, had strong ties to the High Country
Don Shula, former head Coach of the Miami Dolphins and NFL Hall of Fame member, passed away this morning at…
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Confirmed COVID-19 Case Count in Watauga County Updated to 8
AppHealthCare Press Release Boone, NC – We would like to inform the public that Watauga County’s confirmed case count has…
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Coronavirus/COVID-19 Key Items To Know Locally – Monday May 4, 2020
As information and news continue to unfold regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19), literally by the minute, here’s the latest local information. Updates…
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Monday May 4 Watauga, Alleghany & Ashe COVID-19 Testing Data
Below are the numbers of COVID-19 tests as of today. Information provided by AppHealthCare. COVID-19 Positive Case Count Alleghany County*Ashe…
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Watauga County Schools Names Teachers of the Year
Watauga County Schools has named its 2020-21 teachers of the year — one from each school in the district. Chosen…
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NCDMV License and Registration Expiration Dates Extended 5 Months, Covers credentials with expiration dates from March 1 to August 1
RALEIGH – To assist N.C. Division of Motor Vehicle customers and partners in dealing with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic,…
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Revenue Decline Due to COVID-19 Depletes NCDOT Cash Reserve, Funds are below required statutory minimum
RALEIGH – Sharp decline in revenue has resulted in the N.C. Department of Transportation falling below the statutorily mandated cash floor…
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