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N.C. Elections Board Rejects Early Voting in Spring Lake

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
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Overview: • Cumberland County Republicans preferred seven sites, while Democrats wanted eight locations, including Spring Lake. • The Republicans said too few voters use the Spring Lake location to make it worth the cost to operate it. • ‘Our residents deserved better than what they got today,’ said Spring Lake Mayor Kia Anthony. Cumberland County will have seven early voting locations ahead of the November 3 election, the N.C. State Board of Elections decided on Thursday.
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Lawsuit Accuses Cumberland County of Illegally Awarding Contract for Crown Sound System

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Overview: • There were two rounds of bidding. Draughon Brothers had the lowest bid in the first round. • But the county commissioners threw out all the bids, adjusted the requirements, and sought new bids. • On the second round, Draughon Brothers had the second-lowest bid.
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Fayetteville PWC Raising Electric Rates for Second Time This Year

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
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Overview: • PWC annually sets a new Power Supply Adjustment surcharge based on how much Duke Energy Progress charged it for wholesale electricity over the previous year. • This year, cold weather and other factors pushed up Duke’s prices dramatically. Now the retail customers have to pay. • Want to comment on the increase? Attend a public hearing on the price increase on August 26, or submit written comments by August 21.
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