Some N.C. hemp businesses are starting to shut down – https://www.thecharlotteledger.com/

Some N.C. hemp businesses are starting to shut down  https://www.thecharlotteledger.com/

Plus: Data centers to hit the grid next year, Duke says; Data gives details on Tuesday's local voting; CMS releases acting superintendent's salary; Nature Museum plan Plus: Data centers to hit the grid next year, Duke says; Data gives details on Tuesday's local voting; CMS releases acting superintendent's salary; Nature Museum plan Today's Charlotte Ledger is sponsored by Robinson Bradshaw. Robinson Bradshaw is an esteemed Carolinas-based corporate law firm committed to providing clients with comprehensive legal services of the highest quality. Good morning! It’s Tony. One thing that sometimes bugs me about the media is the lack of follow-up. Something will happen. Then, later, you wonder, “What ever became of that?” Well, today’s Ledger follows up – on the federal ban on hemp, which is causing some N.C.

businesses to power down ahead of a deadline next month; on Tuesday’s election, with a data-informed look at the Democratic surge in Mecklenburg; and on the pay of CMS’ acting superintendent, who has been on the job about six weeks. Plus, Duke Energy discusses data centers, a closer look at the EpiCentre’s new ownership and more! Why upgrade? Because Charlotte deserves journalism that digs beneath the surface, asks tough questions and makes important issues interesting. Your paid subscription gives you full access to the original reporting that helps you understand our city.