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Facing sluggish revenues, rising costs, and a recession, many local governments, including Wilmington and Greensboro, are reducing expenditures and cutting back on hiring.
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In the wake of the tragic fire in a Hamlet chicken processing plant, North Carolina's Building Code Council has approved rules mandating fire inspections for all businesses at least once every three years.
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Abbie Covington, mayor of Hamlet, discusses the tragic fire that took 25 lives at the Imperial Foods processing plant in this town.
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Several communities in North Carolina are used as examples of what generally constitutes a \"village.\"
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New and differing smoking laws have been imposed in cities across North Carolina.
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A $20 million aquaculture project and a military manufacturing plant may bring revenue to Jacksonville soon. Mayor George Jones is seeking Saudi Arabian investment to procure new businesses.
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The Public Administration Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is developing updated textbooks in an attempt to stay abreast of rapidly changing situations around the world.
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