The order applies to restaurants, breweries, and distilleries.Grocery and convenience store sales will not be affected.
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Trump’s Everything Is Fine Tour Comes to North Carolina
He wasn’t wearing a mask exiting the airplane, of course.
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Stormie Forte Appointed to Replace Saige Martin as Raleigh’s District D Representative
“It is a historic moment in the city of Raleigh. This is the first African American woman who will serve on the city council,” Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin said Tuesday.
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North Carolina Schools Will Reopen With Precautions, Remote Learning Optional
“We know schools will look a lot different this year. They have to in order to be safe and effective,” Governor Cooper said at a Tuesday press conference.
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Feds Execute First Prisoner in Two Decades After Supreme Court Gives a Green Light
Daniel Lewis Lee was killed by lethal injection Tuesday morning after the Supreme Court issued a split decision on the case.
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Wake County DA Won’t Press Charges Against Former City Councilor Saige Martin
Martin resigned last month after allegations of sexual assault were revealed in a News & Observer investigation.
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Raleigh District D Candidates Talk Affordable Housing, Police Reform in Virtual Forum
The five finalists for the empty council seat are Stormie Forte, Jane Harrison, Todd Kennedy, Jenn Truman, and Carmen Cauthen.
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Michael Peterson’s Durham Mansion is Back on the Market
Peterson was convicted of killing his wife in 2003 as documented in the Netflix series “The Staircase.”
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Who Will Fill Saige Martin’s Seat on Raleigh City Council?
“We decided to take applications and open up the process to encourage a diversity of folks to apply,” Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin told the INDY.
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You Finally Have the Right to Build an ADU in Raleigh
After years of tedious debate and a complicated but short-lived petition overlay process, Raleigh residents can now build accessory dwelling units.