Murphy Morning Show — Dec 30 25 | Year in Review, Pets of Week, Fire Weather, Helene Recovery
Start your Tuesday with a warm, local update from Murphy, North Carolina and our mountain neighbors. On this episode of the Murphy Morning Show, Sara shares a year end look at Cherokee County as The Cherokee Scout reflects on a year marked by both tragedy and championships, plus the stories that sh…
Asheville Seeks Billions for Helene Recovery, Dignity Act Reshapes Immigration, FSU Legend Enshrined in Hall, New Jersey Seizes Lakewood School District, and more...
(0:10): Asheville Leaders Push for Billions in Federal Funds to Expedite Helene Recovery Efforts(2:14): 2025 Dignity Act Aims to Protect Mixed-Status Families and Reform Immigration System(3:48): FSU Legend Peter Warrick Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame, Joining Elite Alumni(5:36): New J…
Celebrating Small Business Longevity One Cheeseburger at a Time
Everyone that happens to own a small business will tell you a different story when it comes to the concepts, creation, and execution involved in turning their dream into reality. Each will also admit that small business success is hard to achieve, with constant variables and market influences -- an…
016 - The Power's On-Ways to Help Hurricane Helene Recovery - PX Multifamily
When disaster strikes, how do we, as an industry, rise to the occasion?
Join me, Mary Gwyn, as we explore the human side of multifamily leadership during Hurricane Helene’s aftermath.
Today, I’m sharing a deeply personal experience from Spartanburg, South Carolina, where we faced the impact of H…
Epstein’s connections to NC and higher ed. Plus, how natural disasters are contributing to a growing mold problem.
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The fallout from Epstein’s connections in Higher Education
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s connections to a Duke professor, and other fallout from the latest release of files by the Department of Justice.
Leoneda Inge speaks with a reporter at The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Meet Leigh Brady, the first woman to lead North Carolina’s State Employees’ Credit Union
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The first woman to lead North Carolina’s State Employees’ Credit Union
The first woman to head the nation’s second-largest credit union talks overcoming failure, learning to lead, and the growth of female representation in banking. Due South's Leoneda Inge has an extended conversation with …
Episode 11 - Helene Recovery, Labor Talks, and National Forests
This week, the guys sit down for another news episode to discuss the first new school in Watauga County in over 30 years, springboarding into a larger discussion on ongoing efforts to recover from Hurricane Helene. They also discuss ongoing labor disputes within the NC Democratic Party and how they…
Helene Recovery; SAFE Rural Act Introduced; Absentee Rules
North Carolina has now committed more than $1 billion toward restoring water infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Helene as recovery efforts continue across western portions of the state. The program also features an exclusive look at Congressman Pat Harrigan’s SAFE Rural Act, aimed at strengthening…
Triangle towns still recovering a year after Chantal flooding. Returning items lost during Helene to their owners
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The people trying to return items lost during Helene to their rightful owners
A non-profit based in Asheville is leading the charge to find and return items lost during flooding from Hurricane Helene. BPR reporter Laura Hackett shares sounds and stories from volunteers scavenging and return…
DEQ Secretary Reid Wilson on Helene Recovery, PFAS and climate resiliency
Two years after Hurricane Helene devastated communities in western North Carolina, the state is still navigating the long process of recovery, while also preparing for the next disaster. We speak with N.C. Department of Environmental Quality Secretary Reid Wilson to discuss North Carolina’s environ…
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