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Cooper vetoes bill allowing guns in churches on school campuses

Gov. Roy Cooper has vetoed a bill that would have allowed people to carry guns in a church located on a private school campus when school was not in session. The bill also would have expanded concealed carry protection to more law enforcement employees. “For the safety of students and teachers, North Carolina should keep...

CJ Staff

News

Court Rules In Favor of Church

RALEIGH — Churches are more than places of worship used only on Sunday mornings. In a case from Biscoe, the N.C. Court of Appeals ruled against several local residents who opposed a church’s plan to build a food pantry. The opponents were concerned about parking, with the existing food distribution program drawing more people than worship services.

Michael Lowrey

Opinion

Resistance is few tiles

Carolina Journal's Jon Sanders writes about a senior class gift to a Cary High School that, merciful heavens, even included some heart-felt religious sentiments.

Jon Sanders

Cooper vetoes bill allowing guns in churches on school campuses

Court Rules In Favor of Church

Resistance is few tiles

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