NEW YORK — Between technical glitches and food worries, retail therapy and sheer amnesia, something has happened to shopping during the pandemic that can be summed up thusly: rubber chickens. Melissa Jean Footlick bought some […]
RALEGH — The coronavirus has directly impacted the way America’s farmers and ranchers operate and upended much of the nation’s food supply chain. In response, USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue announced the Coronavirus Food Assistance program […]
North State Journal’s 100 in 100 series will showcase the best athlete from each of North Carolina’s 100 counties. From Alamance to Yancey, each county will feature one athlete who stands above the rest. Some […]
ASHEVILLE — When Rep. Mark Meadows announced he was vacating his seat to become the White House chief of staff, it kicked off a chaotic battle among a dozen Republicans with an ambition to be […]
Memorial Day normally equates to BBQ, sales and pool openings — the beginning of summer. Many people travel to a beach, lake or mountain. Some traditions include visiting a memorial cemetery to honor the fallen. […]
RALEIGH — At a May 21 meeting, remote instruction plans were approved by North Carolina’s State Board of Education for the upcoming 2020-21 school year. The SBE was required to create the plans per Senate […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Justice Department has closed investigations into stock trading by Sens. Dianne Feinstein of California, Kelly Loeffler of Georgia and Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, according to people familiar with notifications sent to […]
The NC High School Athletic Association is taking a cautious approach toward a return to competition, extending its dead period for organized sports activities by two weeks until at least June 15. NCHSAA commissioner Que […]
CHARLOTTE — President Donald Trump’s demand for a full-capacity Republican convention in August is putting pressure on North Carolina health officials this week. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration has refused to give in, responding with […]
Appalachian State became the latest school to cut athletic programs to counteract financial problems due to the coronavirus pandemic, announcing Tuesday that it will eliminate three men’s sports: soccer, tennis and indoor track & field. […]
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