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Charlotte, NC
Downtown Charlotte -
Huntersville, NC
Fourth of July Parade -
Asheville, NC
Grove Arcade -
Kannapolis, NC
Statue of Dale Earnhardt Sr. -
Jacksonville, NC
Enjoying the local skate park -
Hickory, NC
A relaxing spot in beautiful Hickory -
Winston Salem, NC
2010 Ballpark of the Year - Home of the Winston Salem Dash -
Wilson, NC
Baseball Stadiums at the J. Burt Gillette Athletic Complex -
Wilmington, NC
Downtown from the Waterfront -
High Point, NC
High Point City Lake -
Burlington, NC
Burlington Historic Railroad Depot and Amphitheater -
Greenville, NC
City Hall at Night -
Durham, NC
American Tobacco Warehouse -
Chapel Hill, NC
West Franklin St. in the Fall -
Apex, NC
31st Annual Peakfest -
Rocky Mount
Helen P. Gay Historic Train Station -
Fayetteville, NC
Fayetteville Tech Rose Garden
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05.09.13
NCMMC: What is your philosophy or experience that drives your interest in local government issues? Is your interest just in Asheville or in local governmen ...
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03.19.13
The state’s unemployment rate inched up in January as North Carolina’s labor force grew at a much faster rate than it created jobs. North Carolina†...
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03.11.13
Opening lines of communication and laying the groundwork for cooperation were the primary objectives of Tuesday's meetings between representatives of the N ...
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NCMMC: What is your philosophy or experience that drives your interest in local government issues? Is your interest just in Asheville or in local governmen ...
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03.19.13
The state’s unemployment rate inched up in January as North Carolina’s labor force grew at a much faster rate than it created jobs. North Carolina†...
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03.11.13
Opening lines of communication and laying the groundwork for cooperation were the primary objectives of Tuesday's meetings between representatives of the N ...
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09.13.12
North Carolina’s Transportation Future
North Carolina has significant transportation needs right now.The American Society of Civil Engineers gave North Carolina an overall grade of C- for its infrastructure, including a D- for roads, a C- for bridges and a C for rail. Twenty-six percent of major roads are in poor or mediocre condition, and 27% of bridges are [...]
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