Redrawing the 6th would provide an advantage to Republicans

Trump said, “I had a very good conversation with Governor Bill Lee, of Tennessee, this morning, wherein he stated that he would work hard to correct the unconstitutional flaw in the Congressional Maps of the Great State of Tennessee.” 

Decision would likely provide an advantage for Republicans 

Commissioners received updates on the current budget year and projections for the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, which runs from July 1, 2026-June 30, 2027. Commissioners have yet to set a property tax rate, and official actions will not be taken until the budget is adopted in June.

“I write as the elected Commissioner of Labor for the State of North Carolina. One of only four elected commissioners of labor in the country, I have a constitutional responsibility to look after North Carolina’s more than five million workers. Right now, our workers are being hurt by foreign visa programs that depress wages,” Commissioner Farley wrote.

“While we expected to find some cases, this is higher than we anticipated,” said Sam Hayes, executive director of the State Board of Elections

“After spewing hateful rhetoric against President Trump and Republicans, Roy Cooper’s silence on yet another assassination attempt against the president is disgusting. Cooper needs to take a look in the mirror, own up to dangerously raising the temperature, and condemn this heinous act of violence,” said RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall.

Bipartisan legislation picks up steam in the Senate as North Carolina already wrestles with its own approach

“We are proud to celebrate these graduates and welcome many of them to Mission Health,” said Ruth Kain, Chief Nursing Officer at Mission Health. “Our partnership with Galen College of Nursing is an important part of building a strong pipeline of skilled, compassionate nurses who are committed to caring for patients in our region.” 

“I’m thrilled to be the recipient of this fellowship in honor of this pioneering writer,” said Attenberg. “And I’m excited to connect with the writing community in Asheville.” 

In his statement, Majeed said, “After deep reflections and conversations with constituents across District 99, I have made the decision to disaffiliate from the Democratic Party and serve an Independent. This decision is rooted in my responsibility to represent people—not party agendas— and to remain grounded in integrity, fairness, and truth.”  

“This is yet another series of disturbing allegations from Roy Cooper’s Democrat Party,” said Clara Tanner, former Vice President of the UNCW College Republicans. “What is becoming increasingly clear, especially in light of the Eric Swalwell debacle, is that Roy Cooper and establishment Democrats only take on action on these issues due to political pressure.  Despite the history of misconduct and misbehavior at events, Cooper was happy to take their money.”  

“Everyone everywhere deserves to understand and feel confident when it comes to their finances,” said Treasurer Brad Briner. “This is the simple concept I am trying to achieve. We have been overwhelmed by the response from kids — especially those at the high school level — who not only wanted to learn more but also want be part of this effort.” 

“Oscar Wong believed deeply in the power of education and community,” said UNC Asheville Chancellor Kimberly van Noort. “His support of UNC Asheville reflected his commitment to opportunity. This garden will serve as a lasting tribute to his generosity, vision, and belief in what our students can achieve.” 

Moderation program supports over 47,000 active law enforcement officers  

“Through our investigations, we at the State Auditor’s Office seek to hold individuals accountable for misguided actions,” said State Auditor Dave Boliek. “What’s been uncovered at NC A&T represents gross misconduct. Given the findings of our investigation, we’ve made a criminal referral to the State Bureau of Investigation and I have fully informed and updated the Guilford County District Attorney. I want to thank NC A&T Chancellor Martin for working with the State Auditor’s Office and for the corrective actions being taken on this matter.”

“Secretary Mullin is delivering on the promises he made to the people of Western North Carolina,” said Senator Budd. “I’m grateful that he and his team have worked with me and my Congressional colleagues to direct needed relief to WNC that ensures funds move through the FEMA review process without unnecessary bureaucratic delay. Our efforts will continue as new projects are completed every single week. My focus remains on ensuring the federal government continues to do its part and make sure funding reaches our Appalachian communities as quickly as possible, and Secretary Mullin has been an excellent partner in delivering results.”

Opening day for Tourist brings in revenue for Asheville 

High rating protects County’s long term financial health 

Republican legislature identifying waste, fraud and abuse