Gates County
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Gates County".
Nov 1, 2026
Leftover Logic: Hey, You Gonna to Eat That?
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9:30Cecil DavisHOST
they sell peanuts in those counties.
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9:31Cecil DavisHOST
It's like Gates County or something.
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9:33Cecil DavisHOST
All right.
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9:33Cecil DavisHOST
Okay.
46. Data Centers in Northampton County: The Real Consequences
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9:51Al KwasikpuiGUEST
Not without, first of all, first of all, consider whether or not we, a data center would be appropriate for North Hampton County because Clay County banned commercial data centers.
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10:03Al KwasikpuiGUEST
Recently, the Gates County planning board is recommending to the commissioners that there not be commercial data centers in Gates County.
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10:11Al KwasikpuiGUEST
And that hasn't been considered, I don't believe, in the economic development director's process.
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10:18Al KwasikpuiGUEST
And I'm concerned also, as Belinda and Sylvia said, about the non-disclosure agreements.
NCFP Weekly Update: Interview with Emily Truman - Self Imposed TERM LIMITS
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0:24Patrick NewtonHOST
Well, picked an independence song because this week I had the pleasure of interviewing our newest candidate to join the ranks here in North Carolina, Emily Truman.
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0:33Patrick NewtonHOST
Emily is an unaffiliated or independent elected official in Gates County, and so pleased to have her joining the work that we're doing.
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0:41Patrick NewtonHOST
So sit back, relax, and enjoy my conversation with Emily Truman, Forward aligned county commissioner.
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0:48Patrick NewtonHOST
Hello, Emily.
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5:00Patrick NewtonHOST
Um, but knowing-
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5:01Emily TrumanGUEST
Yeah
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5:01Patrick NewtonHOST
... you know, you, I know you're a much smaller county out in Gates County, but, yeah, so here in Wake County, I mean, we have a, a massive budget, and there's so much, uh, and, and a lot of good work being done by our county commissioners.
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5:13Patrick NewtonHOST
I don't mean to be critical, but my point is the average citizen in Wake County, I think, has no idea what happens-