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Walmart’s Grocery Network Transformation: The Next Steps on Our Supply Chain Modernization Journey – Walmart Corporate
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NCSHP Participates in 11th Annual America’s Best-Looking Cruiser Contest – NC DPS (.gov)
NCSHP Participates in 11th Annual America’s Best-Looking Cruiser Contest NC DPS (.gov) Source link
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NC Health News wins 20 awards in annual state press contest – North Carolina Health News
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NC Health News wins 20 awards in state press contest| NC Health News
Staff Report NC Health News has been lauded with an organization-record 20 awards in the annual North Carolina Press Association editorial contest, including five first place wins. The state press association honored work published from March 2023 to March 2024. NC Health News was judged among its peers in the online-only category. Last year, NC Health News won 17 awards,…
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Voters Who Want Cornel West on Presidential Ballot Sue North Carolina Election Board – U.S. News & World Report
Voters Who Want Cornel West on Presidential Ballot Sue North Carolina Election Board U.S. News & World Report Source link
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North Carolina Sen. Perry resigns from chamber
A North Carolina state senator who helped lead a powerful committee has resigned days after the General Assembly completed this year’s primary work session. The resignation of Republican Sen. Jim Perry of Lenoir County was effective Tuesday, according to a letter he sent Monday to the Senate Principal Clerk’s Office. Perry, who was a co-chairman of the Senate Finance Committee…
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Prison system works to connect people to Medicaid coverage before release
By Rachel Crumpler Danay Burke, 43, was released from prison on Nov. 1. Among the many tasks on her to-do list for reestablishing her life was to figure out how to manage her health care needs. But she left prison without health insurance, making that a difficult and costly prospect. “It’s slowing down the process of me helping myself,” Burke…
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North Carolina legislators leave after veto overrides, ballot question, unfinished business
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The North Carolina General Assembly wrapped up this year’s chief work session Thursday after overriding Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes, putting a constitutional amendment about citizens and voting on the November ballot and sending to Cooper’s desk many additional bills. But during its two months of work, the Republican-dominated legislature stumbled by failing to pass a…
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Medical marijuana again makes its way to the South Carolina House
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate again on Wednesday passed a bill allowing people to use marijuana and related products for medical needs. Just like in 2022, Republican Tom Davis’ bill is off to the House. It died back then on a procedural ruling in the final days of the session, crushing the Beaufort senator who has been…
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Elevated suicide risk among formerly incarcerated
CONTENT WARNING: This article references suicide. Please take caution when reading. If you need mental health support, please consult this page for resources. By Rachel Crumpler Brian Scott visited Craven Correctional Institution in eastern North Carolina a couple of months ago to speak to a group of men who were all within a year of their release dates from prison.…
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