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Fayetteville City Council approves affordable housing funding

More affordable housing could be on its way to Fayetteville. Over the course of the next year, $1.35 million will be available for developers to build more single- and multi-family housing in the city. The funding, which accounts for a portion of the Home Investment Partnership money the city will receive this year, was approved unanimously along with Community Development Block Grant funding by Fayetteville City Council at its meeting Monday evening. The city s director of economic and community development, Chris Cauley, said funding from the Home Investment Partnership historically goes toward building homes, while the block grant funding goes towards home preservation.

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Fayetteville housing shortage causes problems for some in the city

Soon after they got the news five months ago, Betty and Gary Greves started packing. The boxes stretch up toward the living room ceiling now in their rental off Player Avenue. They’ve called this place home for over 23 years. It was a place the Greveses hosted family reunions. But now, their landlord s son is moving into the house and the landlord, Mark Blasingim, said he s signing it over to him. By default, the Greveses have to go. The couple has been searching for a new place to live ever since, and they say their hunt has been far from easy.

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Thousands of new jobs available in the Triangle despite slow-down in national hiring

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – The U.S. Department of Labor reported last week that nationwide unemployment has now hit the lowest point since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. Around 498,000 Americans filed unemployment claims in the last week of April, down by 92,000 from the previous week. North Carolina saw new claims drop by about 3,440 in the same period. But that doesn’t mean the pandemic recession is over. North Carolina is still tens of thousands of jobs short of where the state was in March 2020. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ newly released April jobs report shows a significant decline in hiring. According to the report, U.S. businesses added 266,000 new jobs in April, a notable drop from March’s revised total of 770,000. April’s unemployment rate remains at 6.1%, a tiny change from 6% in March.

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Towns, Hoteliers Appeal to County Leaders In Support of Proposed Room Tax Increase

Towns, Hoteliers Appeal to County Leaders In Support of Proposed Room Tax Increase
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Knightdale Has a New Mayor, Jessica Day

Knightdale Has a New Mayor, Jessica Day Knightdale s town council unanimously appointed one of its own, mayor pro tem Jessica Day, to serve as the town s mayor through the end of the year. A special election in DecemberÂ will determine who holds the office through 2023. David Williams Day succeeds former mayor James Roberson, who Gov. Cooper appointed to Â fill the seat left open by Rep. Darren Jackson, a Democrat, in theÂ state sÂ House District 39. Jackson was appointed to serve on the North Carolina Court of Appeals.Â Day was elected to the town council in 2019. On the council, she has served as a liaison to the town s Public Safety Advisory Board, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, the Knightdale Chamber of Commerce, and the Triangle J Council of Governments. She recently facilitated a community policing forum in partnership with the Knightdale Police Department.Â

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