➤ Jackson County: Health officials are investigating a confirmed case of tuberculosis in a person who spent time in the area while infected and are working to contact people who may have been exposed. (More)
➤ Raleigh: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced that North State Journal publisher Neal Robbins has been appointed deputy under secretary for Rural Development, a senior leadership role overseeing housing, utility, broadband, and community development programs serving rural America. (More)
➤ Rockingham County opened North Carolina’s first Career and Technical Education Innovation High School on Rockingham Community College’s campus on Monday in partnership with the county’s public school system. (More)
➤ Orange and Chatham counties will receive over $427,000 from the Great Trails State Program to extend the Seven Mile Creek Natural Area trail system, improve the Haw River State Trail Pegg Tract, and study the feasibility of establishing a state trail along the Deep River. (More)
➤ Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College’s Hot Food Team earned second place at the American Culinary Federation’s national finals, which qualified as a gold medal win based on the competition’s scoring system. (See Photos)
➤ Charlotte: Memphis comedian Mario “Grove Hero” Bradley was shot in the spine on Freedom Drive during the “For My People Tour” on Saturday night. Despite life-threatening injuries, he left the hospital to continue the event. (More)
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