One year later, little info has come forward on the attack on Moore County's power grid

Zoom in: It's also had a chilling effect on the county's LGBT community, which was hosting a drag show in Southern Pines when the attack on the substation happened, WUNC reports.

• While no connection has been made by law enforcement, the group, Sandhills PRIDE, had received threats before the event and believes it is connected.
• The group chose not to host a drag show this year because of last year's attack, the News & Observer reported.

The latest: The FBI announced last week it is asking for help finding a minivan (like a silver or light blue, 2011-2017 model, Honda Odyssey) seen on the night of the shooting. There's a $100,000 reward for information on the case.

• No arrests have been made in the case.

What they're saying: At least one lawmaker, U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, has expressed frustration at the speed the FBI has worked on in the case.

• "I'm not sure the FBI is taking this very seriously," he told the News & Observer. "I had a classified briefing from the FBI a few months back and I was very unsatisfied with what I heard from them."