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Last Resort Fire 56% contained, landowner charged with starting it - Vimarsana News

Last Resort Fire 56% contained, landowner charged with starting it

The North Carolina Forest Service says that despite strong winds across the area on Saturday, the Last Resort Fire in Tyrell County is 5,280 acres and now 56% contained.

Unemployment down in most counties, statewide rate drops to 3.2 percent - Vimarsana News

Unemployment down in most counties, statewide rate drops to 3.2 percent

Ninety counties recorded an unemployment rate under 5%. Compared to a year prior, most counties are at or below their 2021 figures.

Murder Suspect in Custody, Unemployment Low in WNC, Mother Surrenders - Vimarsana News

Murder Suspect in Custody, Unemployment Low in WNC, Mother Surrenders

A Florida murder suspect is in Rutherford County jail. Unemployment in Asheville and Buncombe County is lower than anywhere else in the state. The case of two toddler deaths in Rutherford County is continuing.

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Murder Suspect in Custody, Unemployment Low in WNC, Mother Surrenders | Rock 105.1 - Vimarsana News

Murder Suspect in Custody, Unemployment Low in WNC, Mother Surrenders | Rock 105.1

A Florida murder suspect is in Rutherford County jail. Unemployment in Asheville and Buncombe County is lower than anywhere else in the state. The case of two toddler deaths in Rutherford County is continuing.

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N.C. Parks and Recreation Authority approves $17.4 million for state parks capital improvement and land acquisition projects - Vimarsana News

N.C. Parks and Recreation Authority approves $17.4 million for state parks capital improvement and land acquisition projects

RALEIGH — The North Carolina Parks and Recreation Authority, which oversees the Parks and Recreation Trust Fund recently approved $17.4 million to fund nine capital improvement projects and six land