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Domestic violence bill passes NC Senate, heads to House

Senator Lisa S. Barnes
Source: Restoration News Media A unanimous N.C. Senate voted Tuesday to enhance protections for domestic violence victims by allowing them to testify against defendants remotely. Senate Bill 51, named Kayla’s Act in memory of a Lumberton homicide victim, won passage on a 49-0 vote. Sen. Danny Britt, R-Robeson, introduced the bill with Sens. Dave Craven, R-Randolph, and Lisa Barnes, R-Nash,...
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Developer expands Copper District in JoCo with $10M land deal

By Evan Hoopfer Source: Triangle Business Journal One of the largest mixed-use projects in the entire Triangle region has made its expansion official. Craig Davis Properties, based in Cary, made seven separate land purchases in Clayton for a combined total of nearly $10.7 million, according to deeds filed Feb. 24. The purchases were made for the previously announced expansion of the Copper...
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Triangle, Alamance MLS systems agree to merger

By Kayli Thompson Source: Triangle Business Journal Two multiple listing services are merging with the goal of providing better services to real estate agents in the region. Triangle MLS, with offices in Cary, and the Alamance MLS in Burlington are merging in an effort to streamline operations. The agreement is expected to provide long-term administrative and financial support for the...
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Behavioral health center celebrates opening

Walk-in center ribbon cutting ceremony
By Vaya Health Source: The Daily Dispatch OXFORD — Local officials, law enforcement, health care providers, and other community partners came together last week to celebrate the opening of a new walk-in center in Oxford. The center will primarily serve residents of Granville County, offering support and services to help people experiencing a behavioral health crisis in the same way...
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What does 2023 hold for Triangle housing market? Experts say it is ‘cooling.’

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By Chantal Allam Source: The News and Observer  After two-plus years of plummeting inventory and sky-high home prices, the Triangle housing market may finally be settling down. Mortgage rates have more than doubled from the historic lows seen in 2021, resulting in slower home sales and double the number of active listings, said Matt Fowler, executive director of Triangle MLS,...
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Shellfish growers loan program now available

By Cheyenne Pagan Source: WNCT RALEIGH, NC – Thread Capital, a subsidiary of the North Carolina Rural Center, and Array Community Development Corporation announced Friday the launch of a new loan program designed to foster shellfish aquaculture in coastal North Carolina. The Shellfish Growers Loan Program, created in partnership with the North Carolina Coastal Federation, will provide loans of up to $50,000 to qualified...
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