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"So, this is our moment as SBP to really give back to those who came and helped us at our time of need."

The slow response by the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency to get people back into their homes four to six years after Hurricanes Matthew and Florence was brought to light at a legislative hearing Wednesday. It’s in stark contrast to how well neighboring South Carolina has done with its own efforts.

North Carolina lawmakers held a hearing Wednesday to find out why several people still do not have a home nearly six years after Hurricane Matthew and four years after Hurricane Florence devastated parts of the state.

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US consumers spend ten times more on groceries at Walmart than Amazon

Since 2005, Walmart has played a part in responding to disasters across the U.S. and worldwide. Although Walmart will continue to respond in the moment, the business is taking steps to ensure that the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Houston Dash forward, Jasmyne Spencer, has launched a new clothing collection called "Gone By 2050" this season. Gone By 2050, according to...

/PRNewswire/ -- Houston Dash forward, Jasmyne Spencer, has launched a new clothing collection called "Gone By 2050" this season. Gone By 2050, according to...

An advocate for affordable energy says the state must do more to make solar panels and battery backup cheaper.