The Franklin County Board of Commissioners has announced a special-called meeting on June 15 to gather public input about proposed telecommunications towers on Dick Baker Road and Strickland Road parcels. Additional agenda details will be available online ahead of another…
Roxboro experienced a 42.9% rise in Medicaid payments for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment services in 2024, reflecting shifts in how care is used and reimbursed.
Medicaid payments in the Evaluation and Management category rose by 9.8% in Yanceyville in 2024, underscoring a shift in service usage and reimbursement.
Louisburg saw Medicaid spending for Ambulance and Other Transport Services and Supplies rise by 8.6% in 2024, marking notable changes in service utilization and reimbursement trends.
Matthew Winslow posted on X about overriding a gubernatorial veto on school choice and advancing taxpayer protection measures between May 20-21, 2026.
Franklin County’s Department of Social Services and Happy Camper honored local business donors on May 19 for their support helping low-income children attend summer camps. The recognition comes amid ongoing…
On April 22, the FDA visited Packo Bottling Company, Inc. in Louisburg to assess food composition, standards, labeling, economic aspects and foodborne biological hazards, based on details from the FDA…
There was one company in a city associated with Franklin County that received FDA citations as a result of one inspection conducted in the county in April, according to reports…
There was one company in a city associated with Franklin County that received an FDA inspection in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Franklin County Manager Ryan Preble has presented his recommended FY27 budget to county commissioners. The announcement comes amid ongoing concerns about local student performance on ACT exams. Residents can access…
Franklin County Cooperative Extension recognized three individuals with Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards during a recent board meeting. Honorees included leaders from local hunger relief efforts, interfaith service organizations, and youth…
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting on May 18 for a public hearing on the proposed FY27 budget. Recent data from state education officials highlights…
North Carolina state Rep. Renée A. Price submitted a bill in the House seeking to reshape the organization and expand the mandate of the state’s Advisory Council on Rare Diseases.
Rep. Renée A. Price has introduced legislation in the North Carolina House aimed at providing greater transparency and expanding opportunities for public involvement in the state’s budget planning.
In 2024, Louisburg Medicaid providers collected $2,472,298 for Evaluation and Management services—an increase of 8.3% compared to the prior year.
State Rep. Renée A. Price has introduced a bill in the North Carolina House aiming to increase the number of staff members in Adult Protective Services across the state.
State Rep. B. Ray Jeffers introduced legislation in the North Carolina House that would use recurring state funds to offset federal SNAP administrative funding cuts.
North Carolina Rep. B. Ray Jeffers introduced legislation in the state House designed to tackle food insecurity and help area farmers.
Rep. Renée A. Price submitted legislation in the North Carolina House targeting increased funding for classroom supplies and materials.
North Carolina Rep. Renée A. Price introduced legislation to boost salaries and improve benefits for the state’s public employees and retirees.
State Rep. Renée A. Price has introduced a bill in the North Carolina House calling for an in-depth investigation of plastic particle pollution in the state’s inland and coastal waters.
Franklin County Public Utilities has implemented a new lawn irrigation schedule due to drought conditions beginning April 29. The restrictions specify watering days based on address numbers and limit certain…
Rep. Renée A. Price submitted proposed legislation in the North Carolina House to increase state psychiatric hospital capacity and enhance behavioral health training for judges.
North Carolina Rep. Renée A. Price has introduced a bill that would suspend legislators’ salaries if the state budget is not passed on schedule.
State Rep. Renée A. Price introduced legislation in the North Carolina House that would allocate funds for a replacement facility for the Casville Volunteer Fire Department.
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