Urban sprawl could take on a whole new meaning for the Triad and central North Carolina if projected housing and population growth patterns come to fruition by 2050. It could lead to -- if not make... Read More
A coalition of groups is trying to take the politics out of the most political activity in state government: drawing legislative and congressional districts. The latest effort to end gerrymandering... Read More
North Carolina’s economy isn’t behaving the way it was supposed to. According to liberal critics of Gov. Pat McCrory and the leadership of the General Assembly, the state should be losing its... Read More
Jokes about “Polacks” have always been tasteless and silly. Based on the latest international test scores, trying to get a laugh today by portraying Polish people as ignorant or dumb is a good way... Read More
His comments may have been over the top, but state Transportation Secretary Tony Tata has this much right: A lawsuit that has stopped a replacement span for the Bonner Bridge callously disregards the... Read More
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, December 8, 2013 Two recent developments on the economic front bode well for the Triad and North Carolina going into 2014: The state’s unemployment rate continues... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, December 8, 2013. North Carolina residents soon will learn more about the tax cuts enacted this year by the state legislature. For many, the initial lesson will... Read More
by Sandy Fitzgerald, Newsmax, December 8, 2013. Obamacare is an example of the "war on women," North Carolina Rep. Renee Ellmers said in Saturday's weekly GOP address, as the Obama administration... Read More
We’ll wish North Carolina’s Gov. Pat McCrory a Merry Christmas if we see him at a Moral Monday protest this month. We hope he will toast us with good news for the poor. But if Santa reads McCrory... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, December 8, 2013. A new database unveiled by the Knight Commission last week shows some competitions looming when it comes to college sports spending – not only... Read More
