Lawmakers could be moving all of next year’s North Carolina’s primaries to March 15. The state House on Wednesday rejected a Senate-approved plan to hold only the presidential preference primary... Read More
Gov. Pat McCrory reiterated Tuesday that he thinks local control is the best way to handle education funding decisions. In June, McCrory told a statewide confab of business and education leaders that... Read More
Editorial by Burlington Times-News, September 1, 2015. Funny how times change. A little more than 10 years ago, in a move that many still think less than above-board or even flat out dishonest, the... Read More
Despite overwhelming bipartisan support, legislation to crack down on cheating employers has mysteriously stalled It may sound surprising coming from one of the North Carolina General Assembly’s... Read More
A handful of Senate leaders sit down in backrooms and make plans then come out of the rooms and a bill pops into a committee then they march over to the Senate Chamber and pass it in the blink of an... Read More
As I move around the area, I find that many people are fed up with politicians who go to Washington, D.C., (or to Raleigh for that matter) and don’t do what they say they will do. And it really... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, September 2, 2015. Economic reports can be real yawners, lists of numbers that are better sleep aids than action triggers. But we sleep through this one at our own... Read More
by Jon Sanders, The Locker Room, September 1, 2015. As you may know, the poorest and most economically distressed counties have the highest ticket sales per adult of North Carolina Education... Read More
As budget negotiations for the long-overdue 2015 North Carolina state budget continue, the Civitas Institute would like to remind legislators and taxpayers about opportunities to save real money in... Read More
Results from an employer survey recently released by the University of North Carolina system suggest that graduates of the state’s 16 public universities — especially those from less selective... Read More
