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North Carolina to pinpoint areas of broadband need
2011 law passed by the General Assembly would limit service expansion through local governments. Don't miss the public administration news headlines at the end of today's newsletter
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Introduction: Dealing with the unpredictability of life and deadlines
Think of this as lagniappe, a word I learned when I lived in New Orleans. It can mean a little something extra. Life and deadlines both have their own schedules and sometimes they collide.
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Evaluation of public administration articles
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Two Goodwill chapters partnering with other organizations to address benefits cliff
From June 27, 2023: Subscribe now CHARLOTTE -- Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont and Goodwill of North Georgia are partnering with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Atrium Health to address the benefits cliff. According to the Charlotte-area Goodwill affiliate, the benefits cliff is when a pay raise
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From the Vault: Conservation Groups Fighting To Protect NC Trees From Invasive Insects
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[COPY] Report: Multiple jobs needed to afford housing in the Carolinas
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The small things still matter
The outcome from a small municipality’s city council committee meeting can have an effect on the community
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From the Vault: N.C. DOT proposes toll bridge for Cape Fear River in New Hanover County
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Is AmeriCorps still useful?
Federal agency still trying to acclimate to service members with disabilities
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First and Final Drafts: Western North Carolina counties awaiting federal assistance decision
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What a difference 17 years makes
17 years ago, I lived in a suburban Washington, D.C. area that had five community newspapers, a prep sports website, and much of that is likely now gone
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Newspapers leaving iconic buildings for smaller spaces is just bad symbolism
It makes sense with a smaller staff