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N.C. Democratic Party chair running out of excuses?
Comments: 0 Views: 0State House Finance Chair gives up role, mentions Asheville conflicts, alleges unethical behavior
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Comments: 0 Views: 5AP: Audit reveals NC’s Medicaid claims computer system untested and flawed
Comments: 0 Views: 6Possible wildlife resources budget cut
Comments: 0 Views: 14Details on the Just Brew It home brew festival
Comments: 0 Views: 14Bob Moog Foundation partners with national concert promoter to raise funds
Comments: 0 Views: 13Meadows introduces legislation to protect performance-based compensation model
Comments: 0 Views: 14State Water Quality officials file amendment to March lawsuit on coal ash
Comments: 0 Views: 15Free trolley available from downtown Asheville to the RiverMusic series
Comments: 0 Views: 14Fall-color forecast is mixed, WLOS reports
WLOS: "It's a mixed fall foliage forecast for the Western North Carolina mountains this year. Foliage expert and biology professor Dr. Kathy Matthews of Western Carolina University says locations north of I-40 should have a better than average fall color season, because of a drier than normal summer and recent cool mornings. However, areas south of I-40 that had more rain this summer should have more spotty color this fall. ..."
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