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Medicaid expansion in NC launches today, here are answers to some common questions December 1, 2023
This story was originally published by North Carolina Health News, story by Jaymie Baxley Medicaid expansion finally launched Friday in North Carolina, giving an estimated 600,000 low-income residents across the state access to health insurance. Here are answers to some questions you may have about expansion and what it means for the state. Who is […]
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Former Democratic Vermont State Senator, Bob Hartwell, announces run for Winston-Salem city council November 30, 2023
Bob Hartwell is the latest contender to join Winston-Salem’s 2024 city council race. The Northwest Ward seat, currently held by outgoing Democratic Councilmember Jeff MacIntosh, is up for grabs next year. MacIntosh is bidding farewell to city hall and will not run for re-election in 2024. Hartwell is a current member of the U.S. Coast […]
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Enrollment at traditional public schools declines for the first time since pandemic November 30, 2023
This story was first published by Education NC, story by Chantal Brown Public school enrollment has increased slightly in North Carolina since the last school year. However, for the first time since the pandemic, traditional public schools observed a decrease in students while charter school enrollment continues to rise. In October, the state Department of […]
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NC A&T women’s bowling team strives for fourth consecutive MEAC championship following strong season start November 30, 2023
Featured photo: The women’s bowling team won the 2023 MEAC championship in March. Now, they’re training to win the one in 2024. (photo by Erin E. Mizzelle/NCA&T Athletics) The women’s bowling team at NC A&T State University is leaving a striking legacy. With 37 wins so far this season, the team recently came out on […]
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How does the cost of living in each US state compare to the nations of Europe? November 29, 2023
This story was originally published by Stacker, story by Patrick Villanova While the Euro has long been more valuable than the American dollar, the cost of living in the United States is significantly higher than across Europe on average. Basic expenses for a single adult with no children in the U.S. is $2,508 per month, […]
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