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New ICE activity reported in NC
Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. In November, construction ground to a halt on a new Raleigh city hall. The work stopped because, like many industries that are reliant on immigrant labor, Border Patrol and ICE operations in North Carolina frightened workers. Because of stories like this, the construction industry is asking…

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Doing a ‘digital detox’ in NC
Plus: Holiday events abound, including a big Thanksgiving parade. Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Ever heard of the term “popcorn brain?” “It’s the real, biological phenomenon of feeling your brain is popping because you’re being overstimulated online,” Harvard Medical School’s Dr. Aditi Nerurkar wrote in Harvard Health Publishing. “Then it’s hard…

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‘A hornet’s nest’: NC’s Border Patrol resistance
Plus: The need is great at the Salvation Army’s holiday drive. Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. We begin this last week of November with the holidays. They are, impossibly, upon us. North Carolina’s capital city, Raleigh, held its annual holiday parade Saturday. Cardinal & Pine’s Michael McElroy was there, and he…

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Red wolves find new NC home
Plus: NC’s best choose-and-cut Christmas tree farms Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Who can argue with a little bit of good news? Cardinal & Pine’s recurring Friday series—”Good News Friday“—returns today with an animal that is very, very close to not existing anymore. We’ve reported before on the red wolf. Deforestation,…

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Border Patrol might be leaving, maybe
Plus: NC’s 9 most magical winter festivals Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. The federal shutdown is over. But as COURIER’s Jessica F. Simmons reports, we’re still untangling the impacts here in North Carolina. Head Start is a federally funded program that works with local organizations to provide early childhood education to…

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A major break in beating cancer?
Plus: The latest on Border Patrol raids in NC. Share with a friend Hey, it’s Billy. Today, we’ll begin with some good news. Researchers at Duke Health may have found something extraordinary among participants in a 20-year clinical trial. In that trial, a small group of women with advanced-stage breast cancer took a…













