These ex-City of Hickory area high school standouts will participate in competitions on Saturday, April 18.

Congressman Pat Harrigan has introduced legislation granting concealed carry rights nationwide for qualified special operations veterans and servicemembers whose firearms training matches that of retired police officers. The bill aims for uniform credentialing while maintaining existing firearm restrictions.

Congressman Pat Harrigan has voted for legislation aimed at streamlining federal infrastructure project approvals by removing what he calls redundant EPA reviews. The bill follows a Supreme Court decision affirming agencies’ authority over their own environmental assessments.

Congressman Pat Harrigan addressed security concerns related to foreign ties in STEM fields and advocated for greater military self-sufficiency in equipment repairs in his posts dated April 15-16, 2026.

Rep. Pat Harrigan voted in support of H.R. 6409 aiming to protect U.S. communities from penalties tied to foreign-sourced air pollution. The proposed law would amend existing policy so only domestic emissions count toward compliance standards.

Congressman Pat Harrigan posted a series of statements on April 16, 2026 addressing China’s involvement in global conflicts, U.S. military support to Ukraine, and bipartisan environmental legislation known as the FENCES Act.

Frye Regional Medical Center has named three staff members as STAR Award recipients for their exceptional dedication during early 2026. Honorees were recognized for their compassion toward patients—including life-saving actions—and commitment to quality care. The awards highlight Frye Regional’s ongoing…

Congressman Pat Harrigan provided updates on legislative actions and energy policy through social media posts dated April 16, including remarks on environmental review reforms and North Dakota’s oil sector prominence.

Congressman Pat Harrigan has voted to reaffirm House Republican support for the Working Families Tax Cuts after Tax Day this week. The cuts include expanded credits and deductions aimed at workers and seniors across America.

These ex-City of Hickory area high school standouts will participate in competitions on Friday, April 17.

Congressman Pat Harrigan used his social media accounts on April 14-15, 2026 to discuss new tax policies benefiting North Carolina workers and express concern over foreign exploitation of U.S. research institutions.

Congressman Pat Harrigan shared updates on April 15 about improved veterans’ services and expressed concerns over international security issues involving Ukraine and China’s role with Russia.

Congressman Pat Harrigan used his social media platform in mid-April to discuss evolving military threats from drone warfare and highlight concerns over U.S. defense spending amid conflict in Iran.

Congressman Pat Harrigan posted several tweets between April 12-13, 2026 addressing prosecutions of UK soldiers over The Troubles, criticizing Iran’s conduct toward the US, and highlighting recent federal tax changes that increased refunds for…

Tuesday, April 14 will feature competition from these former City of Hickory area high school standouts.

Conover saw a 44.7% rise in Medicaid payments related to Dental Services in 2024, highlighting shifts in demand and reimbursement trends.

Medicaid payments for Medicine Services and Procedures climbed 15.1% in Hildebran during 2024, signaling shifts in reimbursement trends and utilization rates.

Medicaid providers in Granite Falls billed $2,486,377 for services under the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies in 2024, representing a 181% increase from the prior year.

Medicaid spending for Evaluation and Management services in Stony Point surged by 520.7% in 2024, pointing to shifts in billing and reimbursement trends.

Congressman Pat Harrigan published several posts between April 10 and April 12 addressing topics including Iran’s regime behavior after a ceasefire announcement and criticisms regarding prosecutions of elite military operators among U.S. allies…