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Lilly Knoepp

  • College Lecturer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Journalist at NC Local covering Western North Carolina. 🌄 Tar Heel, @BlueRidgePublic, @cunyjschool alum.
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Should a property tax limit be part of the N.C. Constitution?

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By Lilly Knoepp
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
A limit on the ability of local governments to levy property taxes could become enshrined in the state constitution this November when voters opt to approve or reject a proposed amendment: “Constitutional amendment requiring limits on property tax increases by local governments.” The measure doesn’t specify the cap, leaving it to the legislature if it is adopted.
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Crafting a trail to economic vitality

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By Lilly Knoepp
| The Mountaineer Verified
Craft is not just art, it’s the cultural heritage of a region, said Anna Fariello, curator of the Blue Ridge Craft Trail. Fariello traces the evolution of WNC craft tradition back 100 years, when craft flourished during the “golden years” of Appalachian craft revival. Iconic institutions included the John Campbell Folk School (1925), the Penland School of Craft (1929) and the Southern Highland Craft Guild (1930).
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5 takeaways from WNC Hurricane Recovery committee on storm's 2nd anniversary

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By Lilly Knoepp
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Oversubscribed Helene recovery programs The N.C. governor's advisory committee on Helene recovery met in Mars Hill to mark the second anniversary of the storm and assess the recovery process. "You all live in your communities. You know that the work isn't over. That's why you're here because you want to do everything you can for your neighbors, your friends, your family members, your business community," Gov. Josh Stein said as he addressed the committee and attendees on Friday.
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