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With days before the 2024 North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Survey ends, the poll already has over 100,000 educators who have taken part.A number of th

RUTHERFORDTON — R-S Central started spring break off with a bang on Thursday night as they hosted East Surry at the Palace. With ace Drew Yelton on the mound, the

“It is rare, unheard of almost, for a single site to control the global supply of a crucial material.”

Recent rains and snowfall have helped improve drought conditions across a good portion of northeast Iowa, but Floyd and Chickasaw counties remain in t

The U.S. Forest Service is investing $2.5 million in improvements and repairs on Roan Mountain. It’s set to bring a lot of repairs to the area, but it also mean

N.C. Commissioner of Agriculture candidate Sarah Taber plans to revive the state’s agricultural economy through common-sense business practices, infrastructure, and improvement of farm labor, all things that resonate with her rural constituents.

Spruce Pine in Mitchell County is becoming an international hotspot for the semiconductor industry, according to a recent article in the London-based Daily Mail newspaper.

Police do not believe a fire that claimed a person’s life early Wednesday morning was intentionally set.

A northern Iowa man who has been repeatedly warned for decades by state conservation officers not to burn various types of waste was recently fined $2,500, according to Iowa DNR.

It’s 10 o’clock on a summer night along a gravel road anywhere in Iowa. In the farm pond next to the road, a raucous chorus of male frogs are making t