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Is the American dream fading? It can depend on your neighborhood. Original

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By Greg Childress 
| NC Newsline
A child’s zip code shouldn’t determine whether they escape poverty, but it often does, said Kala Gibson, executive vice president and chief corporate responsibility officer at Fifth Third Bank. The Detroit native who oversees corporate citizenship work at the bank, which includes community development and community impact banking, said too many places still exist where children are robbed of opportunities to live the American dream because of where they grew up and the color of their skin.
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NC property tax moratorium heads for final vote Original

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By Greg Childress 
| Asheville Citizen Times
The North Carolina House on Tuesday approved a controversial proposal to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026. Senate Bill 889 was approved on a 72-42 vote on second reading. A final House vote is scheduled for Wednesday. The vote followed a spirited debate along party lines. The strongest support came from Republicans, while most Democrats spoke against the legislation, insisting that it would harm the counties affected.
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NC property tax moratorium heads for final vote

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By Greg Childress 
| DolphinsWire
June 11, 2026, 5:06 a.m. ET The North Carolina House on Tuesday approved a controversial proposal to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026. Senate Bill 889 was approved on a 72-42 vote on second reading. A final House vote is scheduled for Wednesday. The vote followed a spirited debate along party lines. The strongest support came from Republicans, while most Democrats spoke against the legislation, insisting that it would harm the counties affected.
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