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SNOW HILL, N.C. (WNCT) — The Board of Commissioners discussed their 2023 budget Monday night, which included a 10.4% increase for Greene County Schools. This comes after Governor Roy Cooper announced a state of emergency for North Carolina Public Schools, earlier last month. Greene Central High School Principal Dr. Patrick Greene said this came at […]

From the Galway City Tribune – A competitive process will be used to employ building contractors to carry out an €11m fit-out of the new City Hall at Crown Square, it has been confirmed. The purchase of the offices in Mervue by Galway City Council last year did not go through a public procurement process. […]

Lenalea Wind Farm, an SSE Renewables and FuturEnergy Ireland co-development, has welcomed the first deliveries of wind turbine components.

Surry County’s Donna Bledsoe was named the 2023 Wells Fargo North Carolina Principal of the Year at a ceremony in Cary on Friday.

CARY, N.C. — The 2023 Wells Fargo North Carolina Principal of the Year will be announced this Friday during a luncheon at The Umstead Hotel in Cary.  Craven County Schools names Faulkenberry as Principal of the Year Again this year, with support from Equitable Advisors and PBS North Carolina, the ceremony will be live-streamed on the N.C. Department […]

Bradley Bytes – a sort of political column with Dara Bradley In the week leading up to the single most important vote city councillors have taken in a generation – approving a multi-million euro loan to buy Crown Square and relocate City Hall to Mervue – the Chief Executive of Galway City Council Brendan McGrath […]

From the Galway City Tribune – A decision by An Bord Pleanála on the legality of temporary street closures for hospitality in Galway City is due in the coming weeks. Galway City Council this week made an order closing a number of roads in ‘the West’ area to traffic, which will open them up to […]

Wednesday's conversation comes in the wake of multiple traumatic events in Buffalo over the last 10 months.

From the Galway City Tribune – City Hall is planning street closures for five months later this year to again facilitate outdoor dining and drinking outside pubs and restaurants. Patrick Greene, Director of Services for Roads and Transport, has signaled Galway City Council’s intention to close roads in Woodquay and ‘the West’. The initiative was […]

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