Dylan Rhoney is an App State grad from Morganton who is passionate about travel, politics, history, and all things North Carolina. He lives in Raleigh.
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Senate candidate Michael Whatley accepted $27,000 from data center developer
Whatley has said he opposes subsidies for data centers but has accepted tens of thousands from a private equity group that has built a data center in Durham and plans to build one in Lee County.
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Survivor of childhood sexual abuse speaks out against Sarah Stevens in NC Supreme Court race
Beginning at 15, Katie Trout suffered abuse at the hands of a church official in Charlotte. In the years since, she has advocated for legislation to protect victims and hold abusers and institutions accountable. She is also speaking out against the Republican nominee for the NC Supreme Court.
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Hurricane Helene changed Yancey County forever
Hurricane Helene claimed over 100 lives, destroyed thousands of homes, and changed western North Carolina forever. Yancey County residents reflect on the storm that changed everything.
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Jamie Ager vows to secure Helene funding, lower costs, and fight DC corruption
Jamie Ager said his priorities if elected are securing Hurricane Helene recovery funds, lowering costs, and fighting corruption in Washington.
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Michael Whatley holds thousands in companies with ties to housing market
Housing costs in many parts of North Carolina have put the dream of homeownership out of reach. Financial disclosure forms show that Republican Michael Whatley and his family have investments in companies with ties to the housing industry.
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Michael Whatley, Laurie Buckhout endorsed by twice-convicted sex offender
Before this latest revelation, news of Whatley’s appointment of a registered sex offender when he served as the NC Republican Party Chair has dogged his campaign for months.
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North Carolina Democrats criticize Whatley for Duke Energy and data center investments
North Carolina Democrats blasted the Republican Senate nominee for his direct investments in Duke Energy and companies in the data center industry at a time energy prices continue to rise and opposition to data centers grows.
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In Goldsboro, Roy Cooper highlights cost of living crisis
Roy Cooper has made the cost-of-living crisis the cornerstone of his campaign. In eastern North Carolina, he criticized President Trump’s Iran war policy and touted his success in expanding healthcare access.
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The key role of soybeans in the race between Davis, Buckhout
The soybean industry is critical to northeastern North Carolina, and farmers have been hammered by tariffs that hurt export markets for their products.
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A North Carolina dad who lost his son says he was deceived into appearing in anti-Roy Cooper ad.
For weeks, ads have been running that attempt to tie former Gov. Roy Cooper to tragic murders. One North Carolina father said he had no idea his grief would be used for political purposes.
