Press Releases
Yesterday, Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt was sworn into the North Carolina Community College System Board and joined several committee meetings yesterday and today focused on the board’s strategic plans to support our state’s strong community colleges and student success.
Today, Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt announced senior staff hires in her office leading her work fighting for hardworking families, safer communities and stronger educational opportunities to fulfill her vision for North Carolina.“I’m excited to announce my senior staff and expand our team to deliver for hardworking North Carolinians and their families,” said Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt. “Their experience and skills will strengthen our work to make North Carolina a better place to live, work and raise a family.”
Today, Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt presided over the opening session of the North Carolina State Senate in her role as ex officio president. During the session, the Lieutenant Governor delivered remarks outlining her vision for bettering the lives of North Carolinians and the importance of ensuring civility, respect and dignity in the chamber.
LT. GOVERNOR MARK ROBINSON, LOCAL OFFICIALS & LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS PROVIDE UPDATE ON HURRICANE HELENE RESPONSE EFFORTS
Today, North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, joined by local leaders and law enforcement officials, provided an update on ongoing response efforts to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene on the Western part of the state.
LT. GOVERNOR MARK ROBINSON, LOCAL OFFICIALS & LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS TO PROVIDE UPDATE ON HURRICANE HELENE RESPONSE EFFORTS
Raleigh, NC – North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson will provide an update on ongoing response efforts to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene on the Western part of the state. Local law enforcement and other officials will join Lt. Governor Robinson for the update.
Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson Applauds Republican Lawmakers for Building on Fiscal Responsibility, Bolstering School Choice, and Cracking Down on Illegal Immigration
Today, Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson expressed his strong support for the conservativeRepublican lawmakers of the General Assembly:
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ROBINSON PRESENTED THE FIRST NORTH CAROLINA MEDAL OF VALOR TO CRAVEN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE LT. LYNDSEY MOSES-WINNINGS
This morning at the North Carolina General Assembly, Lt. Governor Mark Robinson presented the first-ever North Carolina Medal of Valor to Lt. Lyndsey Moses-Winnings of the Craven County Sheriff's Office. This prestigious award recognizes her extraordinary bravery and commitment to public safety.
LT. GOV. ROBINSON HONORS STEVE SMITH SR. AND THE STEVE SMITH FAMILY FOUNDATION AT 2024 HALIFAX RESOLVES DAY CELEBRATION
On the first day of Mental Health Awareness Month, it was with immense pride that we presented The Resolute Award to Steve Smith Sr. and the Steve Smith Family Foundation. This prestigious honor, bestowed annually by the Lieutenant Governor, celebrates individuals who embodied unwavering commitment to the betterment of North Carolina. This year, we were privileged to recognize Steve Smith Sr. and the Steve Smith Family Foundation for their outstanding contributions.
LT. GOV. MARK ROBINSON LAUNCHES NORTH CAROLINA MEDAL OF VALOR WEBPAGE
In a significant step towards honoring the courageous acts of North Carolina's bravest citizens,the office of the Lieutenant Governor is proud to announce the launch of the North Carolina
AS PRESIDENT BIDEN CAMPAIGNS IN NORTH CAROLINA, LT. GOV. ROBINSON KEEPS PUSHING FOR ANSWERS REGARDING THE TERRORIST SUSPECT ARRESTED
Last week, Lieutenant Governor Robinson convened a press conference and signed a letter to President Biden and his administration seeking clarity on the arrest of Awet Hagos in Gates County. Despite these efforts, the federal response has been limited, with only a perplexing remark from Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre during the routine White House Press Briefing. Additionally, the White House and ICE have refused to answer questions from the North Carolina press regarding these issues.