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Government events this October in South Raleigh

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

The following events are scheduled to take place in South Raleigh this month.

Government events this week in South Raleigh: Sept. 29 - Oct. 5

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

The following events are scheduled to take place in South Raleigh this week.

Resources surged into Western NC after Hurricane Helene

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

State, federal, and local partners are collaborating to provide resources to Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage in the region. Efforts are underway to deliver food, water, and critical supplies to affected areas. There is also progress in improving access and telecommunications in communities impacted by the storm. The state is focusing on emergency response while also initiating recovery services with federal and local assistance.

Governor assesses Hurricane Helene damage in Western NC

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

Governor Roy Cooper visited Western North Carolina to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Accompanied by FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, NCDOT Secretary Joey Hopkins, NCDPS Secretary Eddie Buffaloe, NCDHHS Secretary Kody Kinsley, and NC Emergency Management Officials, Cooper surveyed the storm's impact and ongoing response efforts.

Governor Cooper appoints Jamie Adams as new district attorney

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced the appointment of Jamie Adams as District Attorney for Prosecutorial District 21. This district serves Anson, Richmond, and Scotland counties. Adams will replace the retiring District Attorney Reece Saunders.

AG Stein investigates price gouging reports amid hurricane aftermath

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

Attorney General Josh Stein provided an update on price gouging complaints following Hurricane Helene. The Department of Justice has received 64 complaints alleging price gouging in western North Carolina, mainly concerning hotel rates, grocery prices, and fuel prices. These complaints predominantly involve Watauga, McDowell, and Cleveland counties. The Attorney General’s Office is investigating these complaints and has issued three civil investigative demands to gather more information.

Attorney General Josh Stein honors seven Triad area residents with Dogwood Awards

By South Raleigh News | Sep 30, 2024

Attorney General Josh Stein honored seven North Carolinians from the Triad area with the Attorney General’s Dogwood Award. The awards recognize individuals working to improve the health, safety, and well-being of their communities.

Entertainment events this October in South Raleigh

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in South Raleigh this month.

Family & kids events this October in South Raleigh

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Don't miss out on these family & kids events happening in South Raleigh this month.

Family & kids event this week in South Raleigh: Sept. 29 - Oct. 5

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Don't miss out on this family & kids event happening in South Raleigh this week.

Entertainment event this week in South Raleigh: Sept. 29 - Oct. 5

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Don't miss out on this entertainment event happening in South Raleigh this week.

Religious meetings this week in South Raleigh: Sept. 29 - Oct. 5

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

The following religious meetings are scheduled to happen in South Raleigh this week.

NC GOP starts donation drive for Hurricane Helene victims

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

The North Carolina Republican Party has announced a donation drive to support the victims of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. The hurricane has caused significant damage, and relief efforts are urgently needed.

Governor Cooper urges support for storm recovery through disaster relief fund

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Governor Roy Cooper is urging donations to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund to aid communities in recovering from the extensive damage caused by Tropical Storm Helene.

FEMA offers assistance to North Carolina residents after Hurricane Helene

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene may be eligible for disaster assistance from FEMA. This includes homeowners and renters in 25 counties, as well as the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, who suffered uninsured damage or losses.

North Carolina opens phone line for reporting price gouging

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

North Carolina's law against price gouging, or charging too much in times of a crisis, goes into effect when the governor or the legislature declares a state of emergency. In some cases, businesses and industries that are heavily impacted by the incident causing the state of emergency have a reasonable need to increase prices in order to resupply, but they should disclose these increases so people can make informed purchasing decisions. Businesses cannot, however, unreasonably raise the price of goods or services to profit from a state of emergency.

Disaster response surges in Western NC after Hurricane Helene

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

Critical supplies are reaching Western North Carolina communities affected by Hurricane Helene as crews work to restore power, cell phone service, and repair roads.

Federal disaster aid approved for North Carolina after Tropical Storm Helene

By South Raleigh News | Sep 29, 2024

President Biden has approved Governor Roy Cooper’s request for a Federal Major Disaster Declaration for Tropical Storm Helene. This decision will provide immediate federal assistance to 25 North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.