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Food Safety: A multistate E. coli and Salmonella outbreak tied to alfalfa sprouts has triggered a recall of Everything Sprouts products, with at least 55 sickened across 15 states including North Carolina. Public Safety & Courts: The family of Iryna Zarutska, killed on Charlotte’s light rail a year ago, has sued the city and a security contractor, arguing transit security failures contributed to her death. Politics: PEN America is criticizing federal prosecutors for citing James Comey’s novel in the case accusing him of threatening President Trump. Local Economy: GasBuddy reports Cleveland County’s lowest premium price at $4.08 for the week ending Aug. 15, while McDowell County saw midgrade lows at $3.84. Education: Enrollment in Chowan’s only school district fell to 1,649 students in 2024-25, and Yancey County Schools held steady at 2,010. Health Care/Local Business: Saint Augustine’s University paused plans for eight online programs as it navigates bankruptcy. Sports: North Carolina high school football kicked off with Week 1 scores statewide, including Enka over North Henderson.

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Aug. 18, 2026

Bolton Services expands plumbing support across Western North Carolina

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Jul. 30, 2026

WeDriveU starts Concord Kannapolis transit operations in North Carolina

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Jul. 30, 2026

Express Oil Change opens new Elkin, North Carolina location

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Wilmington Central Rotary launches annual purses drive with Strickland’s Home as drop-off hub

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North Carolina High School Football Final Scores — August 21

North Carolina High School Football Final Scores — August 21

Senator Ted Budd highlights defense upgrades and tech investments in North Carolina

Senator Ted Budd highlights defense upgrades and tech investments in North Carolina

Durham County hosts 119th annual North Carolina Association of County Commissioners conference

Durham County hosts 119th annual North Carolina Association of County Commissioners conference

2 football players from Wake County, North Carolina high schools committed in July 2026

2 football players from Wake County, North Carolina high schools committed in July 2026

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My Spin: North Carolina’s biggest threat

Amare Patterson commits to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Thursday, July 2

Amare Patterson commits to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Thursday, July 2

Western North Carolina high school football scores, live updates for Week 1

Western North Carolina high school football scores, live updates for Week 1


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Aug. 21, 2026

Labor Commissioner announces zero fatalities in North Carolina's mining industry in the last year.

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Aug. 21, 2026

Some North Carolinians to Receive Payments as Part of $700 Million Settlement in Google Play Store Antitrust Lawsuit

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North Carolina drought improves in some counties, persists in others

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North Carolina drought improves in some counties, persists in others

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Governor Stein Announces More than $1 Billion of Private Investment and 342 New Jobs for Rural North Carolina

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Governor Stein Announces More than $1 Billion of Private Investment and 342 New Jobs for Rural North Carolina

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