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November 5, 2026
State Board of Elections Executive Director Sam Hayes issued the following statement on today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding the SAVE database: “The State Board welcomes today’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. Both the United States Constitution and the North Carolina Constitution are clear: you must be a citizen[Read More…]
What should Harnett County consider most when approving new subdivisions, housing affordability, open space, environmental protections or the impact on existing residents?
On Sept. 21, after a public hearing, Harnett County Commissioners approved rezoning 87.51 acres from rural agricultural 40 to CZ-RA-40 conditional zoning for a 175 single-family subdivision development off Purfoy Road in Fuquay-Varina. This was the county’s first conditional zoning case.
Which decision will have the biggest impact on Lee County residents?
Lee County Commissioners approved a grant application for an $87.97 million middle school at its Sept. 21 meeting. The board approved a $149,000 performance audit and backed a 12-year incentive package for a proposed $1 billion manufacturing project. The meeting included debates over farmland development, fire-flow requirements and data center concerns.
What could this ruling mean for Lee County’s growing data center debate?
A Chatham County court ruling in a case brought by Lee County-based ECO TIP West challenged the county’s 2026 data center moratorium, a decision that could have implications for similar zoning disputes in North Carolina. Lee County citizens are petitioning now against a data center “business park” only nine miles from the Chatham County data center site.