Rep. Brad Knott (R-NC) said about the bill: “One critically important part of the legislation that opened the government yesterday is boosting enforcement directives, and resources, aimed at harmful and illegal vaping products that flood the United States from other countries, primarily China. These illegal and counterfeit products disproportionately harm America’s youth and undermine American business. They must be stopped.” 

Community feedback critical for new design  

Legislature continues to highlight Stein’s political scheme 

Legislature appropriated the funds several months ago 

Candidate takes steps to pad her bottom line 

Increasing use shows popularity of the program 

Funds were appropriated months ago 

Toyota plans to invest $13.9 billion into North Carolina economy 

Asheville Holiday Parade On November 22^nd 

Department looks to boost access to benefits for veterans  

It’s time to honor all those who served our country  

Asheville’s first PGA Tour event since 1942 

40 days into the crisis Cooper still refuses to give a simple answer 

Both House and Senate emphasize that money has already been appropriated  

Move would return Bishop to North Carolina 

Yet another example of Briner using his expertise to help North Carolina  

City plans to host an open house on November 17^th 

Funding from outside groups helped push activist over the top on election day 

Administrative Office Of The Courts Chief Information Office, Anthony Whitmore, received the Chief Information Officer of the Year For The Public Sector  

Far-left lurch provides motivation for businesses to relocate to North Carolina