Posts from r/NorthCarolina on Tuesday, 11/18
POSTS - TUESDAY, 11/18
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Ice map
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So no one has found out where ICE and BP are staying?
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Psych commitment process under scrutiny after Iryna’s Law
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Rockingham Co. Sheriff Sam Page responds to attack ad ahead of run for NC Senate
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Have a 3D printer? Want to help your community? Print whistles!
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Nearly $3B untouched COVID-19 funds for North Carolina are set to expire
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Seeking community vetted organizations, phone numbers, and best contact methods to include on multilingual flyers for people targeted by Operation Charlotte’s Web.
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WCPSS: Supporting staff and families amid recent federal immigration orders
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How ice is viewed in our Carolina communities .
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The last name of Talent/Tallant is an unusual family name. The earliest record in Anson County pertaining to the Talent Family is a real estate purchase on September 20, 1757 by Thomas Tallent. The last name of Talent has died out in Anson County, but there are many descendants living in the area.
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