How Student Activists Sparked North Carolina's Psychedelics Bill
Thanks to student activism and a chance connection, advocates now believe a psychedelics research bill will "sail through the House."
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Thanks to student activism and a chance connection, advocates now believe a psychedelics research bill will "sail through the House."
Having learned lessons the hard way via early lease struggles, later with too-quick growth as a small fleet owner, recent big years point a way forward as a one-truck independent.
Having learned lessons the hard way via early lease struggles, later with too-quick growth as a small fleet owner, recent big years point a way forward as a one-truck independent.
WBTV reached out to all 19 state lawmakers representing Mecklenburg County on Tuesday for their thoughts on the veto override of Senate Bill 20.
House Bill 676, filed on April 18 by N.C. Rep. John Autry (D-Mecklenburg), proposes a statewide ban on hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as “fracking.” This is the third legislative session in a row that Autry has filed this bill. The bill was last referred to the House rules committee on April 19.