NC Budget Dance Slowed as GOP Leaders Differ on Bottom Line
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON A big question within North Carolina state government at the start of...
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Local Government Meeting Schedule: May 2021
This series of posts will be made monthly on Chapelboro to help inform our community when local...
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Education Funding Disparities Take Center Stage in NC Budget Proposal
The State Board of Education and Governor Roy Cooper recently filed a detailed action plan that envisions spending at least $5.6 billion dollars on new education expenditures through 2028.
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Town of Hillsborough Adopts New Budget, Gives Paid Time Off to Vote
The Hillsborough Board of Commissioners met on Monday, its last meeting before summer break, to...
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Chapel Hill Town Council to Consider Balanced Budget Proposal, No Tax Increases
The Town of Chapel Hill recently heard a proposal from its Town Manager of a balanced budget, but...
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Chatham County Commissioners Want No Property Tax Increase
By Zachary Horner, Chatham News + Record Staff The Chatham County Board of Commissioners has instructed county staff to put together a fiscal year 2020-2021 budget with no property tax increase. The board made the vote...
Read MoreCredit Agency Concerned About North Carolina Budget Impasse
North Carolina’s lengthy budget impasse is getting attention from a leading credit-rating agency, whose top score for the state allows it to borrow very cheaply. Moody’s Investors Service writes the lack of a final...
Read MoreNC Legislature Goes Home, Still Without Budget Resolution
The North Carolina General Assembly went home on Thursday for a brief respite from Raleigh, still without the Republicans’ original two-year budget bill enacted and an uncertain path forward on Medicaid after nine months...
Read MoreNC Republicans Offer Educator Pay Carrots for Veto Override
North Carolina Republican legislators offered fresh carrots Wednesday for Democrats to join them in ending a four-month budget stalemate through even higher raises for public educators and staff should Gov. Roy Cooper’s...
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