In Case You Missed It: Historic Tax Credits Gaining Support | Eastern NC Now

Governor Pat McCrory and Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz recently continued their tour throughout North Carolina to highlight the successful efforts to revitalize urban downtowns, main streets and rural communities through the historic tax credit program. As the tour continues across...

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    Raleigh, NC — Governor Pat McCrory and Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz recently continued their tour throughout North Carolina to highlight the successful efforts to revitalize urban downtowns, main streets and rural communities through the historic tax credit program. As the tour continues across the state, support for restoring this important preservation initiative is gaining momentum.

    The governor and Secretary Kluttz have visited a combined total of nearly 30 communities across North Carolina, including Edenton, Rocky Mount, Wilmington, Mebane, Mount Airy, Salisbury and Concord. Secretary Kluttz will continue this tour in the coming weeks.

    In case you missed it, see the most recent highlights of the tour below:

  • WGHP Fox 8
  • March 16, 2015

  • WSFX Fox 26
  • March 13, 2015

  • WXII NBC 12
  • March 11, 2015

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