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State announces programs to strengthen rural healthcare technology

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By Neal Charnoff Verified
| WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem, NC) Verified
State officials have announced three programs aimed at strengthening healthcare technology in rural areas. They're the result of a collaboration between the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and the state Department of Information Technology. One initiative allocates $20 million annually to help rural providers assess digital needs and modernize infrastructure.
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N.C. 'Owl-Cam' draws worldwide attention

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By Neal Charnoff Verified
| Blue Ridge Public Radio Verified
Cute animals are always a hit on the internet. Now, some baby barn owls in Western North Carolina have become a big hoot, as over 62,000 people witnessed their hatching in real-time. Officials with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission say interest in their owl-cam has grown, exceeding expectations for the department’s first live wildlife camera broadcast. According to spokesperson Sydney Brown, initial viewership peaked when the owlets began hatching this spring.
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State announces funding for additional Helene cleanup

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By Neal Charnoff Verified
| WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem, NC) Verified
North Carolina has announced $18 million in federal funding to spur additional cleanup from Hurricane Helene. The Debris Recovery & Disposal program is providing the grant money to local governments and non-governmental organizations. It will help Western North Carolina communities clean up additional debris left by the storm. The state is accepting applications from organizations within FEMA-declared disaster counties impacted by Helene.
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