By Greg Childress NC Newsline With much fanfare, EMPOWERment Inc., held a ribbon-cutting in April for P.E.A.C.H Apartments, a 10-unit affordable housing complex it developed for low-income ...

North Carolina’s Weatherization Assistance Program helps low-income people install insulation, replace HVAC systems. But nonprofits are blasting DEQ staff.

Broken down, 10 units will be reserved for households making 30% or less of the area's median income, 19 units for households making 50% or less, and 14 units for those making 60% or less.

That’s public housing. That day is gone.” But there hasn’t been a debate about whether all of the new Centre South apartments should be for very low income, only whether some should be.