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State investigators have yet to identify the source of odor complaints in Morganton after nearly five months, as residents report recurring smells and officials continue monitoring potential industrial and sewer-related causes.
State investigators have yet to identify the source of odor complaints in Morganton after nearly five months, as residents report recurring smells and officials continue monitoring potential industrial and sewer-related causes.
What the smell wafting on the evening breeze in Morganton? Publisher Allen VanNoppen can answer that question.Â
The NCDEQ's Division of Air Quality is investigating two odor complaints in the area of Rand Street, which is home to Case Farms' chicken processing facility.
The NCDEQ's Division of Air Quality is investigating two odor complaints in the area of Rand Street, which is home to Case Farms' chicken processing facility.
Morganton's December construction activity, which was valued at $4.2 million, was largely driven by hefty commercial projects.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has declined to hear an animal cruelty lawsuit against Case Farms, leaving in place lower court rulings that dismissed claims against the Burke County poultry producer.
The Morganton Board of Adjustments approved three variances for the project.
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The Legal Impact for Chickens case is heading to the N.C. Supreme Court after the N.C. Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Case Farms. The LIC has petitioned for discretionary review to challenge the appeals court's decision and enforce laws against animal cruelty.Â
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In an animal-cruelty case, the N.C. Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Case Farms over Legal Impact for Chickens, dismissing the lawsuit following an undercover investigation that alleged violations of industry standards and animal cruelty laws.Â
