covid-19 in north carolina. 1498 this morning, we have confirmed positive cases and unfortunately, this virus has now taken the lives of eight north carolinians. as a state, i know we are keeping their families and loved ones in our prayers. our stay-at-home order is in effect now. i know it is hard, but prevention is still the single most important thing you can do right now. prevention. it means maintaining physical distance from each other. washing hands, coughing and the elbow, though simple things. they are simple, but they can save lives, including your own. it is vitally important that everyone take this order seriously and obey it. don t let your guard down. staying home slows the spread of this illness. it lets our hospitals and health care workers keep up with the demand. if we don t slow the curve and slow the spread and flatten the curve, our medical system will be stretched beyond its capacity. you only have to turn on your tv or glance at your iphone to see what
a parliamentary investigation of whether he lied to any piece of a corona virus lockdown parties of downing street, a wild fire burning out of control in the u. s. state of arizona forces thousands of people from that ho. we begin with the announcements of more military support for ukraine view as president joe biden is promising an additional $800000000.00 package to help keep and it s fight against washing forces. this is about the same amount of military aid that the white house pledge for ukraine last week. this package includes heavy artillery weapons, dozens of howitzers, and $144000.00 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones. in the past 2 months, we move weapons and equipment to ukraine of record speed. however, with this latest disbursement, i m almost exhausted the drop down authority. i have the congress authorized for ukraine in a bipartisan spending bill last month. in order to sustain ukraine for the duration of thi
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May 16 was graduation day for 433 members of Wilkes Community College’s class of 2024, with two ceremonies for different college divisions at the John A. Walker Community Center.
Four months after officially beginning work in August to revise its funding model, the N.C. Community College System (NCCCS) unveiled its new plan, called Propel NC, at the State Board of Community Colleges meeting Jan. 19. The plan received a unanimous vote of approval from all 58 members of the N.C. Association of Community College […]