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Food Stamps Resubmitted Due To Glitch
WFMYNews2.com 8,000 food stamp cases were backlogged and people couldn't get their benefits to get food for months. Part of the problem was workforce but a big part of the problem was a new software system called NC FAST. Fortunately this time around, the computer … |
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