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Single-family homes increase in price by $36,000 due to lumber shortage: study

by Nexstar Media Wire / May 9, 2021

(NEXSTAR) - A lumber shortage amid a red-hot housing market has caused the price of single-family homes to jump approximately $36,000 since last April, a new study finds.

The analysis, from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), emerges as lumber prices in April skyrocketed 250% year over year.

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Clergy members, community march to demand transparency from officials for the killing of Andrew Brown Jr.

by Jon Dowding, Aesia Toliver, Madison Pearman, WAVY Web Staff / May 9, 2021

ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (WAVY) -- Local clergy members and Pasquotank County officials marched to demand truth, transparency and accountability in the death of Andrew Brown Jr.

Brown was shot and killed several weeks ago by deputies conducting a search warrant, sparking days of protests.

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What COVID-era travel changes are likely here to stay?

by Sally French, Sam Kemmis, Elina Geller/NerdWallet, Nexstar Media Wire / May 9, 2021

(NerdWallet) - The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way the world works, eats, communicates and, yes, how it travels. Over the course of the last year, we’ve seen a myriad of changes in the travel industry, from in-flight meal service adjustments to the outright banning of travel to certain regions, and everything in between.

Even as the vaccine rollout continues in the U.S. and around the world, the travel experience you knew in 2019 won’t be the travel experience you encounter in 2021.

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