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Alumna Bianca Hernandez, grad student, finds new family at UNCP
PEMBROKE — Five years ago, while deciding which college to attend, Bianca Hernandez was determined to find an institute of higher education that best met her academic needs, and just as important, gave her a feeling of home.
LETTER: Explaining the background on the proposed International Tie Disposal project
To the editor:
International Tie Disposal has been the subject of conversation within the Richmond County Community for the past month. ITD has interest in Richmond County solely based on a business transaction with CSX Transportation, whose railyard has called Richmond County home for more than a century.
Sandhills couple indicted for failure to pay employment taxes, file tax returns
A federal grand jury in Greensboro, North Carolina, returned an indictment (Tuesday), charging a North Carolina couple with federal employment tax and individual income tax violations.
Getting back to business in Richmond County
ROCKINGHAM — Business around Richmond County is getting closer to normal since the government-imposed shutdown in response to COVID-19.
RichmondCC to hold virtual Cybersecurity Summit Oct. 13
HAMLET — Richmond Community College will hold the 2020 Cybersecurity Summit on Oct. 13 from 2 until 5 p.m. in a virtual format. The keynote speaker for this event is Shawn Dulaney, founder and CEO of Dulaney Group Technologies, LLC.
Robinette named 'Trailblazer' by Business N.C.
ROCKINGHAM — A young Richmond County business leader is getting recognition in a state publication.
Tavern owners say Cooper’s modified Phase 3 COVID rules may let them partially reopen
RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper may announce the reopening of private bars, as early as Friday.
But at severely limited capacity.
Food Lion expands To-Go service at Rockingham store
ROCKINGHAM — Don’t want to go into the store for groceries? Now you don’t have to.
NC COVID-19 Rapid Recovery program urges qualifying businesses and farms to apply for updated loan program
RALEIGH — The NC Rural Center is urging qualifying businesses to apply for COVID-19 Rapid Recovery loans through the program deadline set for Oct. 15, 2020. After the most recent pandemic recovery legislation, signed by the governor last week, the small-business and family farm-based loan program has funds available to immediately loan to qualifying businesses statewide.
Music venues, closed in North Carolina since March, struggle to survive
RALEIGH — The Pour House Music Hall and Record Shop is eerily quiet.
Dusty. Empty.
