THE GOVERNMENT NEWS DESKDAILY BRIEFING · 2026-10-14
Official releases published on 2026-10-14, plus newly retrieved releases whose publication dates were unavailable.
In light of a judge’s initial ruling allowing Atrium Health’s Affordability Program (Program) to continue, the State Health Plan (Plan) is now building upon Atrium’s commitment to Plan members and enhancing its impact. Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, Atrium Health will move to the out-of-network tier for the Plan, except for the previously agreed to "acces…
Official originalThe pumpkins and the watermelons had their BIG day at the fair in Tuesday’s giant pumpkin and watermelon competition. The winning entries will be on display in the Agri Supply Expo Center for fairgoers to see and photograph at the N.C. State Fair, Oct. 15-25.
Official originalRALEIGH – The N.C. State Fair will continue its tradition of offering special themed days in 2026. The days bring special programs, events and discounted or free admission to the fair, which runs Oct. 15-25 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh.
Official originalRALEIGH — From mountain vineyards and apple country to the Sandhills and coastal plain, North Carolina’s craft beverage industry will be on display when the N.C. Wine, Cider and Mead Garden returns to the N.C. State Fair, Oct. 15-25.
Official originalIn recognition of Manufacturing Month, this article uses data from the Common Follow-up System (CFS) to examine which North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) programs are most closely associated with employment in the Manufacturing sector1. The analysis follows three cohorts of NCCCS graduates (2003, 2013, and 2023) to identify the certific…
Official originalToday Governor Josh Stein announced Utili-Serve, LLC, a utility infrastructure company, will add 105 new jobs in Catawba County. The company will invest more than $24.8 million to expand its headquarters and construct a new 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Conover.
Official originalAgriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler will officially open the 158th N.C. State Fair with a short ribbon-cutting ceremony. Following the ceremony, fairgoers are invited to check out the recently completed 32,000-square-foot food hall and meeting facility that will house five fair-time food vendors this year.
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