Pandemic spurs many bankruptcies in North Carolina
Deputy sheriff Diyrone Solomon filed for bankruptcy after his second job hours were cut during the pandemic, joined by Robin Hullett and her husband Kevin from Burnsville and Elizabeth McIntosh and her husband John due to medical bills and health limits. More than 3,000 NC residents filed April through September, signaling a reprieve but prompting concerns of a surge once relief ends. The North Carolina News Collaborative reports this as part of Bouncing Back: North Carolina's Economic Journey to Recovery with Pulitzer Center support.
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Pulitzer Center
Public records request delays linger for Craven tourism board
Craven County Tourism Development Authority filings show seven members have provided or replied to email requests while others including Cindy King Mark Stephens and Gary Johnson remain outstanding. A late update from newly serving member Paresh Pankhavala included an NDA dated 2020, raising questions about government use of private templates and confidentiality practices.
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Sabrina Bengel
Johnnie Sampson
Dan Roberts
Paresh Pankhavala
Danny Walsh
Craig Warren
Gary Curry
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Mark Stephens
Gary Johnson
North Carolina
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Brice Connors
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Ghostwalk tells tales in New Bern cemetery in 2020
The New Bern Historical Society stages an all outdoor Ghostwalk October 22 to 24 at Cedar Grove Cemetery with 13 skits and a Thriller flash mob at the New Bern Academy lawn. Virtual option offered as the 30th anniversary fundraiser. Tickets cover a two hour walking tour in small groups with timed arrivals and separate loops.
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Cedar Grove
Mickey Miller
Society
New Bern Academy Lawn
Michael Jackson
Cedar Grove Cemetery
White House hones COVID relief offer ahead of election
The White House boosts its coronavirus aid package as Mnuchin and Pelosi prepare for Friday talks. The administration pitches about 1.8 trillion dollars with added state and local relief, up from 1.6 trillion, while Pelosi pushes about 2.2 trillion with a tax angle Republicans oppose. Senate Majority Leader McConnell cautions a deal is unlikely before the election, citing a murky process.
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Kentucky
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