BoCC Eyes Older Schools For Bond Referendum
Commissioners could consider a bond referendum to finance repairs on aging schools, but they want to be sure it will delay the need for new buildings.
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County Commissioners Want Clarity On New Animal Control Rules
Posted by Staff | Oct 2, 2013 | Local Government
Orange County Commissioners said Tuesday they are not ready to vet a new animal control ordinance that redefines the role of watchdog.
Read MoreHigh Bids Put Rogers Road Community Center On Hold
Posted by Staff | Sep 18, 2013 | Local Government
Plans to build a new community center on Rogers Road are on hold, as county staffers say initial project bids are twice what commissioners budgeted.
Read MoreMark Dorosin On Kinnaird: “I’m Surprised And Saddened”
Posted by Ran Northam | Aug 19, 2013 | State Government
Orange County Commissioner Mark Dorosin says he had the same reaction as many others in the community.
Read MoreNC Voter ID Court Battles Likely To Be Lengthy
Posted by Staff | Aug 18, 2013 | State Government
Several lawsuits have been filed in federal court after McCrory signed the voter I.D. bill into law on August 12….
Read MorePitt County School Board Under Fire By Parents
Posted by Staff | Aug 6, 2013 | Pre-K - 12 Education
The case of Everett V. Pitt County School Board has brought a lot of attention to Greenville, NC and the Pitt County Schools.
Read MoreMM Arrestees Likely In Court For A While
While the protests at our state capital are finished for now, the courts continue seeing the arrested protesters from the Moral Monday rallies.
Read MoreEPA Investigation Could Halt Rogers Rd Remediation
Posted by Staff | Jul 16, 2013 | Local Government
Remediation for Rogers Road may be grinding to a halt as the EPA investigates claims that the county’s planning department engaged in racial discrimination.
Read MoreLeaders From Various Sides Of Local Gov’t Support Raleigh Protests
Posted by Staff | Jun 12, 2013 | Local Government
Local leaders have said they will continue to support the protests as long as the movement continues, or until the state government begins to listen.
Read MoreLocal Electeds Arrested At “Mega Moral Monday”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Jun 3, 2013 | State Government
The NAACP resumed “Moral Monday” protests in Raleigh, with about 1600 demonstrators and 140 arrests–including several local elected officials.
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