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

Interesting statistic: according to @BLS_gov, the number of people employed in North Carolina (seasonally adjusted)… https://t.co/KIfEiGhfU3
October 15, 2018
N.C. State economist predicts fastest job growth in North Carolina in 25 years, cites "unemployment rates that are… https://t.co/NvukbnZPT2
October 15, 2018
The Carl Sandburg Home celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and they've invited the public to come be a part… https://t.co/oxdaqpNanf
October 14, 2018
IAM’s Holiday Food Drive for local families starts Monday: https://t.co/mZdMrhDZoN https://t.co/LOPDh4Ia0V
October 14, 2018
Thank ⁦@FrankKracher⁩ for your reporting on the Honor Air flight. On a day filled with reporting on flooding and c… https://t.co/azSPkPfKRf
October 12, 2018
Enjoyed our trip to Turkey and I appreciated you getting me involved with the #ncga resolution in support of Pastor… https://t.co/t6wLmj5hLw
October 12, 2018
@ThomTillis stayed on this. Singlehandedly keeping the story in the news and working in a bipartisan fashion. https://t.co/MbTqkHvXTC
October 12, 2018
Mark your calendar! Next Saturday is the annual Bearfootin' Auction, where this year's batch of bears will be aucti… https://t.co/310HtK84Y7
October 12, 2018
Great news and enjoyed working with you on this. https://t.co/c4l6LOPv5C
October 12, 2018
(2/2) ...required Duke Energy to provide eligible households at 14 coal ash locations with a connection to a public… https://t.co/SNba1DsNLm
October 12, 2018

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