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Rockingham County residents push back against potential casino plan - Vimarsana News

Rockingham County residents push back against potential casino plan

As North Carolina's General Assembly debates a major gambling expansion, rural county residents had hoped to stop a casino company's rezoning request.

Source: wral.com
Facing opposition, Rockingham commissioners approve rezoning for possible casino - Vimarsana News

Facing opposition, Rockingham commissioners approve rezoning for possible casino

As North Carolina's General Assembly debates a major gambling expansion, rural county residents had hoped to stop a casino company's rezoning request.

Source: wral.com
Will NC's new transgender laws repel businesses? GOP leaders don't see HB2 repeat - Vimarsana News

Will NC's new transgender laws repel businesses? GOP leaders don't see HB2 repeat

Republican legislative leaders don't believe the business community will react to new laws governing transgender people the same way they did in 2016.

Source: wral.com
NC lawmakers back this week for overrides, but not budget - Vimarsana News

NC lawmakers back this week for overrides, but not budget

After a month-long hiatus, North Carolina state lawmakers are heading back to Raleigh this week. Even though a budget deal remains elusive, they're expected to take up veto override votes.

Source: wral.com
'Devastating for our rural communities': Gov. Cooper highlights hospital closures as legislature delays on state budget - Vimarsana News

'Devastating for our rural communities': Gov. Cooper highlights hospital closures as legislature delays on state budget

Medicaid expansion would give health care coverage to hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians, boosting the economy by billions of dollars per year. But it's delayed from beginning, due to stalled state budget talks.

Source: wral.com