Power expected to be restored Wednesday in Moore County, officials say
About 35,000 Duke Energy and Randolph Electric customers remain without power as of Tuesday evening.
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About 35,000 Duke Energy and Randolph Electric customers remain without power as of Tuesday evening.
Power lines near Fayetteville, N.C., on Aug. 31, 2020. (Jeremy M. Lange/The New York Times) A county in central North Carolina where about 45,000 people were without electricity declared a state of emergency and was under curfew Sunday night, after two electric substations were damaged by gunfire the night before in what officials called an “intentional” attack.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution Tuesday calling on state leaders to “demand better border patrol by federal authorities to curtail the trafficking of opioids.”
Having struggled with drug addiction earlier in his life, Mark Christopher knows the agony of opioid withdrawal firsthand.
Motown and BBQ at Yellow Butterfly Winery on Sept. 3