The NC Economy: Then vs. Now

Posted on October 24, 2016 by admin in Budget, Business, Economic Development, Economy, Employment, Federal Government, Government Reform, Tax Reform, Taxes, Unemployment, Unemployment Reform

Hope Academy Special Olympics celebrates athletes: https://t.co/XeWN4uX4NV
June 23, 2017
ICYMI: The Repticon Team presents “ReptiDay," the one-day reptile show this Saturday, June 24 at the WNC Ag Center: https://t.co/l9Y7SoSErL
June 22, 2017
S 155 includes the brunch bill, the craft brewing bill, & the tax compliance bill, & it received broad support toda… https://t.co/7hCFLSFbYx
June 22, 2017
Add Council of State members and legislators to the list of state employees who get no raise. https://t.co/DeJL7Squx4
June 22, 2017
$700M in education funding, triple-A bond rating, record high in rainy day fund, and $530M in tax relief. NC is con… https://t.co/VqozNwhEJH
June 21, 2017
More on the Biennium Budget 2017-2018: How it Impacts WNC — https://t.co/sq2UG9nX6P #ncga #ncpol
June 21, 2017
While I understand, politics is the art of the possible. https://t.co/AKilKG6kI3
June 21, 2017
The #ncga House convenes at 12:00; votes are scheduled on S257 Appropriations Act of 2017, S3, S64, S99, S148, S160, S182, S415 & S578.
June 21, 2017
Budget builds on conservative success, writes @johnhoodnc https://t.co/aQBzuIGUK5
June 21, 2017
My usual complaint is not with the reporter but with the headline writer--sometimes a good story gets screwed up by… https://t.co/k1BhuyGX1l
June 20, 2017

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