This year’s Fourth of July will look different due to the coronavirus pandemic, but there are still plenty of safe celebrations scheduled throughout the region!
The N.C. Forest Service encourages people to celebrate Independence Day by viewing public fireworks displays rather than risk setting wildfires with their own fireworks.
Leaders at health systems around the state say a combination of better medical care and larger stockpiles of protective gear mean they can handle surges in COVID-19 patients more effectively today than they could three months ago.
Like school districts across North Carolina, Henderson County Public Schools is awaiting the state’s determination of how its schools can safely resume education in August.
Motorists can save as much as $14,500 on fuel costs over 15 years by driving an electric vehicle instead of a similar one fueled by gasoline, according to a new analysis.
The Village Council for the Village of Flat Rock recently met to approve their budget for the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 2020. The Village Council agreed to appropriate $40,000 to Flat Rock Playhouse.
Duke Energy’s Renewable Advantage program is a new way for customers to supplement their energy use with renewable energy and help local schools go solar at the same time.
The state will temporarily suspend most highway construction projects that cause lane closures to help reduce the anticipated influx of traffic over the July Fourth holiday weekend.
Concentrating solar power holds tremendous potential as a lower-cost, on-demand renewable energy source. With the relatively nascent global CSP industry still in a learning phase, knowledge sharing is critically important.
