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The latest forecast update continues to trend towards a more northern track, with the center of Ian making landfall along the Florida panhandle, and moving north across central Georgia, and western South and North Carolina.
The latest forecast update continues to trend towards a more northern track, with the center of Ian making landfall along the Florida panhandle, and moving north across central Georgia, and western South and North Carolina.
 
Our office is continuing to monitor Tropical Storm Ian as it progresses towards the southeast US. The current forecast has slowed Ian’s movement significantly, and it is now expected to impact the gulf coast of Florida as a hurricane next Thursday / Friday.
Our office is continuing to monitor Tropical Storm Ian as it progresses towards the southeast US. The current forecast has slowed Ian’s movement significantly, and it is now expected to impact the gulf coast of Florida as a hurricane next Thursday / Friday.
 
Attached is today’s statistics for One Stop.
Attached is today’s statistics for One Stop.
 
Beaufort County Covid19 Update for March 5, 2022
 
Please see below and attached for today's updated Beaufort County Surveillance Data.
Please see below and attached for today's updated Beaufort County Surveillance Data.
 
Beaufort County Covid19 Update for February 5, 2022
 
Please see below and attached for today's updated Beaufort County Surveillance Data.
Please see below and attached for today's updated Beaufort County Surveillance Data.
 
Beaufort County Covid19 Update for January 5, 2022
 
Beaufort County Covid19 Update for November 8, 2021
 
Beaufort County Covid19 Update for October 25, 2021
 
The state of North Carolina has begun its 2015-16 fiscal year with a continuing resolution instead of a budget. While it would certainly have been better if lawmakers and Gov. Pat McCrory had inked a formal budget by now, the situation could be much worse.
The state of North Carolina has begun its 2015-16 fiscal year with a continuing resolution instead of a budget. While it would certainly have been better if lawmakers and Gov. Pat McCrory had inked a formal budget by now, the situation could be much worse.
 
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