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All three members of Catawba County’s delegation in the N.C. General Assembly joined their fellow Republicans in voting to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of an abortion bill.

North Carolina was supposed to join a national voter roll maintenance program. Now, state Republicans want to nix that plan, thanks to right-wing conspiracy…

NEWTON — Two Catawba County Schools’ elementary schools recently held celebrations commemorating 100 years, inviting current families, school alumni and local dignitaries to share in their events.

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — If you’ve ever had to call a service company to work on something at your home or business, you were likely given either a specific time or timeframe for your appointment. In many cases, you would get a warning that you would be charged if you missed your appointment. A bill […]

North Carolina had planned on joining a multi-state compact created to keep voter rolls clean. But now, a Republican-backed bill would reverse course.

Reps. Jeff McNeely and Mitchell Setzer voted against landmark legislation; Sen

A bill filed in the North Carolina General Assembly would require candidates for a school board in Catawba County to campaign as members of political parties.

A bill that would expand Medicaid in North Carolina has moved onto the Senate after the N.C. House of Representatives approved it earlier this month.

A bill that would allow the three school districts in Catawba County to set their own school calendars is working its way through the North Carolina General Assembly.

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