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Roundtable Talk | 162 | July 9, 2026
14 lug 2026 ·
37 min. 40 sec.
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Roundtable Talk | 162 | July 9, 2026
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In this episode of Roundtable Talk, Ruben Castellon and Chris Holland break down the largest county budget in Hoke County history and examine the portion designated for public education. They...
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In this episode of Roundtable Talk, Ruben Castellon and Chris Holland break down the largest county budget in Hoke County history and examine the portion designated for public education. They discuss the relationship between the Hoke County Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education, including who controls local school funding and how lottery money may be used for capital projects.
The conversation also covers proposed and approved pay increases for teachers, assistant principals, state employees and law-enforcement personnel, along with changes included in the North Carolina state budget.
Ruben and Chris question whether county budget documents provide enough detail for ordinary citizens to understand where local, state and federal funds originate and how they are allocated. They also point to conflicting language concerning the county property-tax rate and discuss the importance of elected officials verifying documents before signing them.
The conversation concludes with a look at the Hoke County Board of Education election, the candidates who have filed, party affiliation, North Carolina’s primary system and why local elections deserve close public attention.Roundtable Talk brings the discussion home to Raeford and Hoke County, connecting statewide decisions with their local impact.
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The conversation also covers proposed and approved pay increases for teachers, assistant principals, state employees and law-enforcement personnel, along with changes included in the North Carolina state budget.
Ruben and Chris question whether county budget documents provide enough detail for ordinary citizens to understand where local, state and federal funds originate and how they are allocated. They also point to conflicting language concerning the county property-tax rate and discuss the importance of elected officials verifying documents before signing them.
The conversation concludes with a look at the Hoke County Board of Education election, the candidates who have filed, party affiliation, North Carolina’s primary system and why local elections deserve close public attention.Roundtable Talk brings the discussion home to Raeford and Hoke County, connecting statewide decisions with their local impact.
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