Matthew McLamb has been appointed as North Carolina's new geographic information officer and executive director of the CGIA, succeeding in the GIS field and playing a major role in the Next Generation 911 project.

The Carrboro Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Resources Program Guide for Winter-Spring 2025 is now available, with program registrations for January to April events open, and in-person sign-ups at the Century Center.

North Carolina's Department of Information Technology is expanding high-speed internet to about 67,724 locations in 37 counties through the CAB program, funded by the American Rescue Plan.

Software firm 21st Century Software Technologies will relocate to Morehead City, North Carolina, creating 25 jobs and investing $455,000, as announced by Governor Roy Cooper.

North Carolina partners with NC 211 to enhance digital literacy and internet connectivity, offering services like setting up email and finding free Wi-Fi to residents, especially in the wake of crises like Hurricane Helene.

IQE, Inc. is expanding its Greensboro facility, adding 109 jobs, and investing $305 million, buoyed by potential CHIPS Act funding and customer commitments.

Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville introduces two new helipads as part of a $110 million expansion, now the city's tallest building, enhancing patient transfer and care.

Wake Forest launches "Go Wake Forest," a microtransit service similar to Uber, with a free pilot program to gather user feedback and improve accessibility within the town and Raleigh's Wakefield area.