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Summit Charter School in Jackson County is growing, so much so that it's asking county commissioners for a $2.5 million bridge loan to build a new high school.

Gov. Roy Cooper has lodged an objection in Wake County Superior Court in his challenge to new state laws limiting his appointment powers. The court refused to hold a hearing on Cooper’s request for a temporary restraining order. Instead a three-judge panel will hold a Nov. 1 hearing on Cooper's pursuit of a preliminary injunction.

The State Board of Education discussed the implications of several items from the new budget at its meeting earlier this month, including Session Law 2023-106, known as the “Parents’ Bill of Rights.” SL 2023-106 became law on Aug. 16, after the General Assembly overrode Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of the bill. At the time, state […]

As a result of the North Carolina Farm Act of 2023 (Session Law 2023-63), North Carolina’s Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ or the Department) may now only regulate wetlands...

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Discovering unauthorized persons on your farm is a growing problem.  Such unauthorized entry could include media news teams filming farm operations, environmental activists seeking to...

What's coming up for the Alexandria Planning Commission, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners and Pope/Douglas Solid Waste

The State Board of Education discussed the implications of several items from the new budget at its meeting this week.

KTS Strategies brings years of experience providing clients in a diverse range of industries with comprehensive policy and advocacy advice before…

KTS Strategies brings years of experience providing clients in a diverse range of industries with comprehensive policy and advocacy advice before federal, state, and local agencies. In...