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Duke Energy Carolinas receives approval for new rates in North Carolina, implements new programs to help customers - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy Carolinas receives approval for new rates in North Carolina, implements new programs to help customers

Rates include upgrades to make the grid more resilient and shorten the duration of outagesNew programs will give customers more control over energy use and help low-income customersApproval includes...

Need help paying energy bills? Applications open for Mecklenburg assistance program - Vimarsana News

Need help paying energy bills? Applications open for Mecklenburg assistance program

Programs from Mecklenburg County and others can help you keep your home warm this winter.

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Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order Making Technical Changes to Criminal Justice Coordinating Council - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order Making Technical Changes to Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

 

Duke Energy offers programs to save on heating costs this winter - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy offers programs to save on heating costs this winter

CHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- With recent dips in temperatures signaling winter's arrival, Duke Energy urges its North Carolina customers to take advantage of tools to help keep...

December 1 kicks off LEAP and Medicaid enrollment in North Carolina with eligibility changes - Vimarsana News

December 1 kicks off LEAP and Medicaid enrollment in North Carolina with eligibility changes

WADESBORO — Ms. Lula Jackson, the Director of Social Services for Anson County, addressed county commissioners at the November 21 board meeting…