The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has given North Carolina $8.6 million to expand community health centers in the state. That money is a portion of the $337.9 million that the department is allocating to health centers across the country through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Students at public schools could start learning about a eugenics program that took place from 1929 to 1974 in North Carolina. During this time many states including North Carolina enacted laws that allowed the sterilization of the mentally diseased feeble-minded or epileptics.
For the second time a bill banning smoking in all public places has been proposed in the N.C. General Assembly. The bill would make all public areas and places of employment — including restaurants and bars — smoke-free starting Jan. 2 2010.
Four N.C. graduate students have been chosen for a grant that will allow them to provide financial expertise and assistance in rural N.C. communities. The four students were chosen by the UNC School of Government and Appalachian State University and will be funded by a $764348 grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.
Four N.C. graduate students have been chosen for a grant that will allow them to provide financial expertise and assistance in rural N.C. communities. The four students were chosen by the UNC School of Government and Appalachian State University and will be funded by a $764348 grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.
Four N.C. graduate students have been chosen for a grant that will allow them to provide financial expertise and assistance in rural N.C. communities. The four students were chosen by the UNC School of Government and Appalachian State University and will be funded by a $764348 grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.
Four N.C. graduate students have been chosen for a grant that will allow them to provide financial expertise and assistance in rural N.C. communities. The four students were chosen by the UNC School of Government and Appalachian State University and will be funded by a $764348 grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.
Four N.C. graduate students have been chosen for a grant that will allow them to provide financial expertise and assistance in rural N.C. communities. The four students were chosen by the UNC School of Government and Appalachian State University and will be funded by a $764348 grant from the Golden Leaf Foundation.
A recent outbreak of a stomach virus in a Durham retirement home has led to an investigation. While the cause and type of the virus which affects the gastrointestinal system is not known health officials are taking steps to find out.
