America got the Republican Party it once had this week. At least for a little while. On Tuesday, after presidential candidate Donald Trump called for a “total and complete” ban on Muslims entering... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, December 11, 2015. The news from Greensboro is good for the Triad's economy and may prove a boon for the entire state. After 30 years of development, Honda has the... Read More
The North Carolina Association of Educators got their man. Yesterday the state’s largest teacher’s association – or union since members of NCAE are automatically members of the National... Read More
In early December, the meeting hall of the Carolina Beach American Legion was crowded with sport fishermen from throughout Southeastern North Carolina. Members of the N.C. Recreational Fishing... Read More
Remember that time back in 2011 when House Republicans accidentally left the microphones on in a committee room for their closed-door caucus meeting, and their words were broadcast in the Legislative... Read More
By any measure, Asheville Middle School’s Chris Gable was a teaching star. Gable outperformed all of his colleagues as measured by his students’ test scores, and he had a gift for engaging his... Read More
Didn’t we see this movie before? A billionaire with a big ego and a bigger mouth seizes the stage, runs for President as an independent and ends up electing President Clinton. That was Ross Perot in... Read More
Saturday morning the New York Times ran a front page article about the attack in California and, right next to it, for the first time in 90 years, it ran a front page editorial – calling for more... Read More
It seems that every time there’s a new development in the pay the play prison maintenance scandal in the McCrory Administration, there’s another telling anecdote that doesn’t make the headlines... Read More
PPP's final North Carolina poll of the year finds Pat McCrory and Roy Cooper right where they've been all year- in a toss up. McCrory has the 44/42 advantage this month. Going back to February the... Read More
