Nickel announced his first round of endorsements after declaring his run for Congress last month ahead of U.S. Rep. David Price’s pending retirement.
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Will a Small Raise and One-Time Bonus Be Enough To Keep School Staff From Quitting?
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Wake County Bus Driver Walkout Continues
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An Intertribal Powwow at Dix Park This Weekend is a Belated Acknowledgment of the Indigenous People Who Once Lived in Raleigh
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Raleigh Is the 10th Most Moved-To City in the Nation
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Southeast Raleigh Residents Beg Local Officials for Help Staying in their Homes
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