We’ve blogged in the past here, here and here about the political saga between the City of Raleigh and the State of North Carolina over the Dorothea Dix property in downtown Raleigh, a 300-plus acre piece of lovely real estate. And you thought cities and states were on […]
Last week, the North Carolina State Senate introduced a bill that seeks to extend renewable-energy tax credits applicable to eligible property — which is defined as specific “machinery and equipment or real property” — that is placed into service before the end of the calendar year 2020, at […]
The New York Times reported this weekend about the efforts to bring high-speed internet to communities, the state and local laws that govern or attempt to govern those efforts, and the practical outcome of the combination of those laws and efforts. In North Carolina, as in 18 other […]
As any good business knows, a good website is critical. A good website provides an impression, serves at a repository for information, functions as a means of communication and works as a vehicle for a transaction, among other important uses. A local government website is no exception. The […]
We blogged last week about an innovation district coming to Durham, North Carolina, to be affectionately called “Durham ID”. Asheville, North Carolina, is poised to designate three innovation districts of its own in the downtown area — River Arts, South Slope, Charlotte Street — with the goals of […]
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