The first NC convention to vote on the Constitution was held in Hillsborough, in July and August of 1788. The delegates voted 184–84 to neither ratify nor reject, but wait.
Legislative committee convenes to make plans for the upcoming 250th celebration.
Those who tear down pictures of our kidnapped Tar Heel neighbor Keith Siegel are siding, not with the noble victims of colonization, but with a generations-long effort to eliminate the Jewish people.
Neither the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence nor the Halifax Resolves constitutes the first formal act by North Carolinians against British tyranny.
The NC black regiments, formed after the victory, also helped win a key Union battle at the war’s end, the capture of Wilmington by taking Fort Fisher.
Jewish senior who was assaulted by pro-Palestine mob in Asheville receives threatening letter, demanding he quit speaking out "before it's too late."
Many privileges we have are simply due to people building good things for their families and communities to set them up for success. And we'd be dishonoring their efforts by trampling on what they've handed us.
In early 1776, battle lines in NC had already been drawn between loyalists to the British crown and American patriots. At the Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge, these lines burst into the open.
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson joined forces with the Moms for Liberty group outside the North Carolina legislative building in Raleigh on Wednesday morning to call for various school system reforms.
Nearly 35 years after the Little Rascals allegations first surfaced, it's hard to fathom how anybody could believe that seven average people could commit unspeakable crimes against humanity in broad daylight in downtown Edenton.
If individuals are to find real and abiding happiness, we have to go back to our roots — the books, ideas, concepts of the Western tradition. In short, the tree must be re-rooted if it is to bear fruit again.
