| ➤ Statewide: North Carolina's state demographer projects that by 2033, deaths will exceed births, resulting in a natural population decrease, unless fertility or life expectancy rise significantly. (More) ➤ Carrboro: The town's Public Works Yard, devastated by Tropical Storm Chantal last July, lost 42 vehicles—including 22 police cars—and will not be rebuilt on its flood-prone site. The town is pursuing replacements through FEMA and insurance. (More) ➤ Wake County: School officials have identified 11 multi-track year-round schools that could switch to traditional or single-track year-round calendars starting in 2028-29. The potential changes are driven by slowing enrollment growth and reduced need for the 25% or more capacity boost provided by rotating student groups. (More) ➤ Stokes County: Community groups and Walnut Cove residents filed a lawsuit to block rezoning of more than 1,800 acres for Project Delta, a hyperscale data center complex. The suit alleges procedural violations, opposition from the planning board, and failure to assess environmental, cultural, and rural impacts. (More) ➤ New Hanover County: The North Carolina Coastal Land Trust is proposing to purchase the 60-acre Bryan Tract for $3 million from the county to establish a public nature preserve. Plans include trails, longleaf pine restoration, educational features, and pollinator and carnivorous plant gardens. (More) ➤ Great Smoky Mountains National Park is recruiting Elk Rover volunteers to promote safe elk viewing, manage traffic along U.S. 441/Newfound Gap Road, and protect wildlife and visitors near the Oconaluftee Visitor Center in Cherokee. (More) Enjoy reading Flyover North Carolina? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️ |
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