Elena Marsh is a Staff Writer at Charlotte Business Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, airlines, government and politics, as well as urban design and development, often focusing on the intersection of public policy and health. Elena's work has been featured in Charlotte Business Journal and The Pilot LLC.
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Moore County, United States (Local)
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Elena's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, community events, and infrastructure projects in Moore County, North Carolina. She also covers topics related to elections and public services.
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Marshall Howell and his wife, Missy, standing in front of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk they flew for the evening.
Airplanes including a CRJ200 regional jet sit at the Moore County Airport on a rainy day.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners returned to a discussion of its development rules on Monday, but with a few extra seats at the table. Commissioners and members of the county Planning Board gathered to discuss further how to move forward with ordinance updates for both subdivisions and development along highways.
With federal disaster relief back up and running, repairs in Carthage are underway around town almost a year after Tropical Storm Chantal caused damage to the town’s roads.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners have remained consistent since March in its proposed county budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Now, it is up to the public to share
Four years ago, Moore County began receiving its share of a nationwide legal settlement to combat the opioid epidemic. The county is now looking to begin its next round of funding before the new budget year approaches on July 1.
Mayor Bridget Cotton and Councilman Garry Brown study the map of water lines in Taylortown.
A new commercial building with spaces for two businesses and a coffee chain are set to spring up on the well-traveled Monroe Street in Carthage.
With only a month left to go before the next fiscal year deadline, Carthage staff are headed back to the budget drawing board after proposing a tax hike that left town commissioners unsettled.
