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3 weeks ago |
newsobserver.com | David Lightman |David Raynor
Graduates listen during UNC Chapel Hill's commencement ceremonies at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C., Saturday, May 11, 2024. [email protected] Editor's note: This story was published Wednesday, April 23. Some information may now be outdated. The federal Department of Education is cracking down on student loan debt, announcing this week it will resume collecting defaulted federal student loan payments starting Monday, May 5.
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1 month ago |
newsobserver.com | Renee Umsted |David Raynor
North Carolina grocery stores have real followings. These are not the shoppers who just stop into whichever market is nearest them for one or two things. These are the Trader Joe's fans who swear by the store's house-brand versions of popular name-brand products, the Costco customers so devoted to the Kirkland brand that it generates more revenue than Nike or Coca-Cola, the Aldi shoppers who share their latest "aisle of shame" hauls on social media.
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2 months ago |
newsobserver.com | Richard Stradling |David Raynor
Perched atop the roof of townhomes under construction near Charlotte's University City neighborhood, a worker reaches for a load of trusses from a crane. [email protected] Two metro areas in the Carolinas are among the fastest growing in the country, but they may not be the ones you'd expect.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Richard Stradling |David Raynor
Two metro areas in the Carolinas are among the fastest growing in the country, but they may not be the ones you’d expect. The Myrtle Beach and Wilmington metro areas, which occupy about 150 miles of Atlantic coastline where the two states meet, are among the top 10 in percentage growth in the country since 2020, according to the latest estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Feb 12, 2025 |
charlotteobserver.com | Kyle Ingram |David Raynor
It's been three months since 5.7 million North Carolina voters cast their ballots in the 2024 election - but new data about voting patterns continues to emerge. The State Board of Elections recently released precinct-level data on voter turnout, providing more granular insight into the trends that led voters in one of the most consequential swing states to select Republican Donald Trump for president and Democrat Josh Stein for governor.
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We didn't forget. We included any contribution from both candidates whose state was reported, regardless of the amount. We didn't, but certainly can, determine how many donations were made under $50, whose state was reported versus how many under $50 whose state was not reported.
@dawnbvaughan @crddraynor I have different number for in-state vs. out-of-state. I think y'all forgot to remove aggregated individuals before calculating it. When you remove these unknown contributors I came up with 75.58% in-state for Stein and 89.62% for Robinson. https://t.co/8290w25dTq
And maybe not enough power?
ACC spring meetings commencing soonish here at the Ritz. No better locale for some well-monied people to gather amid an existential crisis about not having enough money. https://t.co/mLCWGaEcaB
RT @newsobserver: Warrants reveal evidence linking UNC grad student to professor’s murder on campus https://t.co/vc1n7W3IZ5
