Trump, GOP work beat NC Democrats
Democratic hopes in North Carolina faded after Election Day as Joe Biden failed to win the state and Cal Cunningham trailed Thom Tillis. Republicans capitalized on ground game, outperforming in key congressional races and courts, amid a national GOP push linked to President Trump.
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Habitat for Humanity Craven County profile for Giving Tuesday
Habitat for Humanity Craven County partners with Sun Journal and the New Bern Area Chamber to feature local nonprofits for Giving Tuesday on December 1. The report highlights the organization's mission to provide affordable housing, its director Mike Williams, and board members, plus COVID-19 impacts and ongoing work to help families secure decent housing.
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Cooper declares emergency over floods in North Carolina
Gov Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency as heavy rains caused floods across North Carolina. Flooding killed three at Hiddenite Family Campground and prompted rescues of 31 people from vehicles. Separate drownings were reported in Rolesville and multiple counties issued emergencies. Weather systems dumped 4 to 9 inches with higher totals in some areas.
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Election officials call 2020 vote most secure in history
A bipartisan group led by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said no voting system deleted or altered votes and the Nov 3 count ran smoothly with only minor hiccups. They rejected Trump's claims and asserted the election was the most secure in American history despite the president's rebuttals.
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