Can North Carolina really claim bragging rights to "Where the Crawdads sing?"
Delia Owens' book has been a No. 1 best seller but there are questions whether it is really set in our state or not. Read More

Delia Owens' book has been a No. 1 best seller but there are questions whether it is really set in our state or not. Read More

Who is considered a legitimate journalist? Legitimate news outlets are being refused admission to legislative press sections and impeding the dissemination of information to the public Read More

Much has changed in transportation since I first got my driver's license 50 years ago. Is our state up to the challenge? Read More

Our growth depends on more people creating and expanding businesses. So how do we best foster that atmosphere? Read More

The special congressional elections prove these elections produce comparable turnouts, that legislators tend to be strong candidates and that the effects of significant expenditures are often exaggerated. Read More
Carolina Journal's Lindsay Marchello reports the latest Civitas Poll shows voters think the country is on the wrong track, that Barr handled the Mueller report badly and that the country's environment is worse than 10 years ago. Read More

Statehouse reporter Travis Fain says a bill moving through the Senate would give Reynolds American a $4 million tax cut. Read More

The Greensboro News says a youth who took on a shooter is hailed as a hero; do-nothing politicians not so much. Read More
Dr. Ada Fisher finds it appalling that legislation to define who can and cannot have abortions has become a political pawn rather than kept in a medical concept. Those too often making these decisions are men who aren't likely to get pregnant or women past child-bearing. Read More

One-on-One columnist D. G. Martin wonders when (and if) candidates for the Democratic nomination might come to North Carolina, remembering that Joe Biden has previously been to our state. Read More