North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory (R) and some legislative Republicans in Raleigh are talking up the idea of reforming the state’s economic development practices.
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Thank you to all of our faithful readers who have stuck with us for our first six months. Stick with us over the holidays, and into the new year.
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Just days after North Carolina’s prosecutors formally seek an end to the travesty called ‘The Racial Justice Act’, the state’s public defenders are speaking
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When liberals realize they can’t win a debate on the issues, they almost always turn to the scare tactics. Lyndon Johnson got the ball rolling in
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There are a number of developments brewing in Raleigh that will tell volumes about whether North Carolina made a wise investment in the Republican Party
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As we approach this Thanksgiving holiday, please keep former North Carolina governor Jim Holshouser (1973-1977) and his family in your thoughts and prayers. The governor went under the surgeon’s
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Moore County Commissioner Tim Lea, who apparently believes he is the smartest person in Moore County and quite possibly North Carolina, has ruffled more than a few feathers on
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Boy, it really turns my world upside down to see something published by The N&O staff complaining about not including both sides of a story. Until recently, I thought “fracking”
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Until a few days ago, I thought the only good thing about Chapel Hill was the basketball team. Now, after that beatdown the other day of those
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Check out this fine piece of research prepared by our friends at biggovernment.com and The Jawa Report:
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