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The 5 most affordable places to live in North Carolina in 2025

by Dorothy Scott

| July 21, 2025

Affordability | Community | CULTURE | EAT LOCAL | ECONOMY | ENTERTAINMENT | EQUALITY | FAMILY | Fayetteville | Greensboro | HARDGATE | LIFESTYLE | North Carolina | RALEIGH
There are many beautiful places to live in North Carolina, but consider these options if you’re looking for a good community and better savings opportunities.
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Small towns are having a hard time getting healthcare. A new program offers loan repayments for rural NC doctors.

by Good Info News Wire

| May 30, 2025

Affordability | COMMENTARY | ECONOMY | GOOD NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA | HEALTHCARE | Lead Story | NORTH CAROLINA NEWS | RURAL HEALTHCARE
North Carolina’s new loan repayment initiative aims to attract and retain primary care physicians in rural areas. North Carolina is taking bold steps to address the critical shortage of healthcare providers in its rural communities, which serve nearly one-third of the state’s population. Through its new loan repayment initiative, the state aims to attract and […]
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4 low-cost vacation spots in North Carolina

by Tyler Francischine

| May 19, 2025

Affordability | Community | CULTURE | DINING IN NC | EAT LOCAL | ENTERTAINMENT | FAMILY | HARDGATE | HIKING | History | Lead Story | LIFESTYLE | NC HISTORY | North Carolina | OUTDOORS | RALEIGH | THINGS TO DO | TRAVEL | WAKE COUNTY | WINSTON SALEM
There’s no need to break the bank on a vacation spent enjoying North Carolina's natural beauty, history, and culture.
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A third of parents are putting career plans on hold due to the cost of childcare—even here in North Carolina

by Gwen Frisbie-Fulton

| May 14, 2025

Affordability | CHILDCARE | Community | CULTURE | LIFESTYLE | national politics | North Carolina | OPINION | PARENTING
We treat childcare as a personal problem that deserves private suffering, instead of political action. I spent years thinking that it was my fault. As another mom said to me: “It feels like I’m the one doing something wrong.”