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    New Hanover County sets mental health public input session for October 12▼Public Notice: Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Public Input Session set for October 12✉newsHealthMental Health16 min ago

    New Hanover County government has announced a public input session on mental health and substance use disorder, scheduled for October 12. The notice invites residents to share their experiences and concerns as officials gather community feedback. The session gives the public a direct channel to shape local mental health and substance use services.

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    Drive-thru flu vaccination clinics open in New Hanover County▼Health and Human Services offering drive-thru flu vaccination clinics✉newsHealth1 d ago

    New Hanover County's Health and Human Services department is offering drive-thru flu vaccination clinics, letting residents get vaccinated without leaving their cars. The clinics are part of seasonal flu prevention efforts and are aimed at making shots quicker and more accessible. Local officials encourage residents to get vaccinated ahead of peak flu season.

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    New Hanover County school board member faces discipline hearing after walkout▼New Hanover County Board of Education member faces discipline hearing after walkout✉newsLifeEducation2 h ago

    A member of the New Hanover County Board of Education in North Carolina is facing a discipline hearing following a walkout. Local outlets including WECT are reporting on the upcoming hearing, though details about the member's identity and the circumstances of the walkout remain limited in available reports.

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    New Hanover County seeks public input on opioid settlement funds▼NHC inviting feedback on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Fund, opioid settlement✉newsHealthMental Health12 h ago

    New Hanover County is inviting residents to share feedback on its Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Fund and on how opioid settlement money should be used. The county is soliciting public comment as it decides priorities for the settlement proceeds, which are meant to address addiction treatment, recovery services, and related mental health needs in the community.